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Fragmentary historical note discusses late use of medicines when the ailment has grown by inveterate habit. Mentions Phemaloniane 3.22 Realst baginzings and an admonition that it is too late to employ remedies. Text appears as OCR with garbled phrasing and missing context.
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Treasury
Wewoka
Oklahoma
Capitol Hill
Dale Bore
Boren
Lyle Boren
Dale Boren
Representative Boren
Republican National Committee
Buble
Chicago Tribune
Houston County Fifth War Loan Drive lagging in progress
Houston County's drive to meet the E bond quota moves slowly with only about a quarter sold. Officials urge immediate action urging citizens to invest to their limit and not delay, to emulate the courage of soldiers fighting in Europe and the Pacific. The message emphasizes prompt, decisive buying and urging volunteers to reach the county’s quota on time.
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Houston County
Houston
Europe
Pacific
Churchill Predicts Early End To European War
Churchill asserts that the summer may bring successes for the Allied cause and hints at a decisive role for Australia in defeating Germany. He says the Teheran conference plans are being steadily unrolled and that Russians may pressure the German front, signaling potential quicker victory. He cautions against over-optimism and notes the Japan front remains separate.
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London
Churchill
Suc |Ecks
Germany
Japan
Teheran
Headland and Hartford Meet War Loan Quotas
Headland and Hartford surpassed their Fifth War Loan Drive quotas on Saturday while other Wiregrass towns lagged. The towns sent congratulations, urging peers to meet full quotas next, amid heat wave and political conventions in Chicago. War Bonds advocate strong future investment. GOP chair Harrison Spangler predicts presidential victory for the Republican nominee.
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Headland
Hartford
Invasion Plans and Pension Talk in Wartime Columns
The column reviews wartime strategy crediting Eisenhower and Gruenther with shaping the second front and notes Marshall’s Teheran decisions guiding troop movements. It also covers a Kentucky Senator, Judge Vinson, and labor protests. A pension fund debate involves Senator Taft, JF Lincoln, and tax policy shifts.
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Washington
General Marshall
Gen. Marshall
White House
Seaboard
England
Venson Hollers
Happy Chandler
Kentucky
Happy
Fred Vinson
Vinson
Chandler
Judge Vinson
Willkie and labor unions critique from a wary lens
A homeward critique argues Willkie misstates labor leaders. It calls for regulation and scrutiny of union funds and activities, citing Thomas and Dubinsky, and questions pension, payroll, and political levy practices while urging clear limits without naming specifics.
Radio Programs Schedule Summary
Radio schedule listings featuring WAGF Wednesday programs from wake up through late afternoon. Includes News, Music, Devotional, Camp Rucker reports, Treasury Parade, Tea Dance, and variety segments with a long list of show names and hosts such as Patton, Nesbitt, Gardner, and Pat.
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James Newell
Voy Hither
Club America
Lost & Found
AP News
the Cadets Trade Winds
Ranch Goodyear
Merrar
Milan
Berle
Che Patton Powis
Teo
Frmenent
the World
Nha
John Nesbitt
Che
Johmern
Ron Colmante Shaw
Nbr-Haste
Abe
Boris Karloff
Ebs
Hello
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Nerews
Abde-Sant
Abe-West
Danre
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War tones and doubts amid Churchill victory talk
Journal column contends the war mood shifts as Churchill forecasts early victory but skepticism remains about Germany's ability to sustain a long war. It notes Germany relies on horse transport in France, questions fuel supply, air strength, and manpower, and contrasts German claims with Allied overviews of Luftwaffe limits.
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Churchill
J. M. Roberts, Jr
DeWitt Wachee
Germany
Mr. Churchill
Western Front
France
Hitler
der Fueh
Ter
Tal
Luftwaffe
RAF
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