Fragmented 1948 newspaper page from Philadelphia to Detroit
A damaged OCR filled with garbled text references obituaries and notices from various sources. Mentions Glenn Bide and Thomas Jefferson quotes, a misstatement of fact note, and a broad range of places including Lincoln Liberty News Center, Philadelphia, and Detroit with a dated tone to June 18 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wembem Uited
Glenn Bide
Tincoln
Liberty New
Montgomery St
Corvastla
Faas
Thomae Jeffetson
Miracles of Christ Quietly Performed
A historical note discusses how Jesus performed miracles without ostentation, emphasizing the humility and love surrounding the acts. It cites John 5:8 and attributes the reflection to W E Channing, observing the restrained manner of the wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Senator Langer Seeks Rider to Promote Civil Rights Bills
North Dakota senator William Langer, noted for racist views, proposes adding an ante-lynching rider to the oleomargarine tax repeal. He argues Southern and other senators will back the repeal to avoid a filibuster, using a blunt metaphor about choking a cat with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Langer
North Daykota
South
Peacetime Divorce Decline Report Despite War Strains
The Family Service Association of America reports a 24.2 percent drop in divorces to 470000 in peacetime after 613000 in 1916, marking a first decline since 1910. Reasons include war remarriage stress and broad peacetime readjustment, with uncertainty and war weariness cited as key factors.
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Pic
Family Service Association of
Amsica
FSAA
IAD
Jersey
PACE SETTING IN ALABAMA HEALTH DIALOG
A fragmented text recalls health efforts in Alabama focusing on tuberculosis elimination. It mentions testing, vaccines, and public health aims attributed to state action, with unclear references to figures, programs, or dates. The passage emphasizes coordinated work and imagery around disease control.
Fragments Describe Unclear Race Result and Names
OCR fragment shows disjointed phrases about a race or competition with scattered names and numbers. Readers see unclear references to teams or individuals and possible dates but details are unreadable.
Folsom Paternity Suit Withdrawn as Political Tool?
A Alabama paternity case against Governor James E. Folsom is requested to be dismissed by Mrs Christine Johnston who claims she was pressured into the suit for political ends. Court plans to rule on dismissal. evidence suggests maniacal public reaction and national embarrassment linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Folsom
Commonwealth of Alabama
Christine Putman Johnston
Renin
Alabiny
Seth
Arnall
Chicago
Valehart Lane
Atnall
Elke Aunatl
John Sparinut
Narny
Naransen
Vast Skyscraper Plans Spark Global Construction Debate
A murky discussion reports possible erection of a 1366 foot 140 story sky scraper in a major city, claiming it would surpass New York’s tallest building. The piece references looming projects, international ambition, and mixed public reaction amid uncertain timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Severn
Moscow
Dewey Stassen duel shapes a tense 1948 debate
Washington coverage outlines a televised debate atmosphere with references to Dewey and Stassen, including strategic warnings for Dewey, party dynamics, and the national contest for the presidency. The piece notes finances, campaigns, and contrasting political stances amid a crowded field.
This Afternoon By Joan Temple Graves
A fragmented critique of Southern politics and industry voices. It discusses Arnall, Birmingham, and Northern firms influencing the South, with references to Shaw, universities, and regional economic changes, reflecting tensions over identity and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Temple Graves
Fragmented OCR skips through a disjointed political and social jumble
A garbled OCR passage mixes political talk about elections and presidents with stray phrases on pensions and public figures. It mentions Kentucky, Soweto, and unnamed candidates, then shifts to unrelated musings on safety, bikes, and seasonality, ending without a clear event or cohesive narrative.
What Other Editors Are Saying Fabulous Earn Of Race Horses
Veteran racing commentary notes the star horse Cration earning $44,000 in two seasons and $449,020 in stake events this year. It discusses a era of rising purses, with owners profiting from four to five year careers as fans debate prices and performances across major racetracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereoman
Anstatne
Cration
Waynes
Horn Blowing Sparks Debate On Street Safety In Montgomery
A Montgomery- Birmingham traffic column criticizes horn use by drivers, arguing horns invite danger and urging calm driving. It cites two cities' records, notes accidents and proposes braces over horns. Also references Vanport flood disaster critiques Federal planning and a Tuscaloosa pedestrian safety warning. The piece ends with a Louisiana legislature comparison on taxes under Governor Tony and Alabama tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Binssiam
Birmingham
Bureingham
Alabama Journal
Tuscaloosa
National Select Council
Tuscalone News
Alabama
Louisiana
Tony
Folsom
Decatur Dally
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Bdothan
Faas de Parteereacy
Renee Kaned
Lees
Alstema
Pontalfoe
Eek
Walt Betebe
Jesus
Hare
John
Channing
Oleo
Tate
Imagene
Tata
Tisag
Butaergam
Gerrans
Segaafeld
Mest Ft
Drew Pearson
Washington
Eneia
Mistory
Beder
Abe
Anyan Dewar
Shysen
Ed Paley
Pauley
Ing
Stassel
Dewey
Minnesota
Paul Lockwood
Carnal
Faleey
United Tire
Stassen
Statserr
He Agat
Nmamy Poonte
River
Dine Marta
Wills Kross Gan
Pauradie
Drauiders
Ander
Lerge Group
Businessien
We Nataet
Goren Mats
Sinnesea Valley
Staeniveet Romney
Sdsnghant
Baers
Barmongesen
CT Jones
Adept Eurran
Arnalartes Theatere
Brmuogham
Axpinvehen
Souk
Sour
Eyre Oid
Ard Southern
Teedrhane
Ugh Qatar
America
Xath
Birmungyha
de Sourana
Barmonigham
Atal
Uridave
Arnall Poon
Joh Sparkinian
dTs
Seniers Indigne
Stisden
Furthiekt Tata Hs
Lie Ak
Senate
Vadsat
Kentucky
Bac Avertain
Wyle
Applojn
Aimass
Ginemnnati
Enquirer
Vanport
Oregon
Vince
Columbia River
Selma Time Journal
Galbraith
Ben Tiler
Headland End
Grover C. Grooms
Newton
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
J. W
Y Nelans
LP Baier
Edward and
Perce
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