Fragmentary 1948 Eagle Inside Page Items and Creed
A garbled WW2 era style newspaper fragment cites postal and telephonic services, masthead notes, and Associated Press attribution. It mentions the states of Georgia and Florida, Alabama concerns, and a date of Wednesday June 30, 1948, with references to editors, reprint rights, and a safety pledge against tyranny.
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Cacrler
Carle
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Coors
Moor
New Yorkhilalelphia Enaseeeners
Detroit
San Frandisco
Gee
Coropads
Jefferaen
Jane
Let There Be Light and Warning Verses
A fragmentary religious reflection quotes Matthew 7 5 and laments the bitterness of reaping evil from good deeds The text appears in a religiously tinted pamphlet or column with archaic phrasing and a citation attributed to Plautur, suggesting a classical or devotional context.
Helping the Indians Me Department of the interior added 1 914 employes
Interior Department expanded staffing in May by 1 914 workers, over ten percent of the federal rise of 15 865. The Bureau of Indian Affairs and related offices faced scrutiny amid debates on paternalism and federal guardianship over Indian services. The author condemns government overreach and warns against further agency expansions.
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Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Bureau of
Suspicious resignations shake U S Office of Education
A pair of resignations from the U S Office of Education signals internal discord. EB Norton and Alonna De Ratton deny concision while accusing others of mismanagement as questions rise over the agency’s direction and civil service leadership.
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U. S
Educariat
EB Norton
Alonna de
Felioaimy Grierly
de Wetshe
Studebaker
Federat Onermen Ope Ltd
Unclear excerpt hints at 1948 presidential renomination effort
The fragment suggests discussions about President Truman seeking renomination and reelection with uncertainty about political dynamics in Washington next January, implying a possible probing crowd and campaign concerns amid uncertain support.
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Pr de
Norton
Wesémunsivaius
Truman
Washington
Roosevelt on ticket shifts Dems with Mrs Roosevelt
Klare Boothe Luce criticizes the Democrats at the Republican convention and then advocates Eleanor Roosevelt as vice president. She argues Mrs Roosevelt could win back minority votes and shore up Truman’s ticket, claiming no other woman could unite the party and appeal to working and labor groups. She envisions Roosevelt tearing away Wallace’s Roosevelt mantle and rallying pro Roosevelt sentiment.
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Klare Boothe Luce
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt. With Mrs. Roosevelt
Clare
Roosevelt
Wallace
Pacific
Moscow
Truman
Tar
Unclear regional political funding debate and distress
The fragment notes financial strain among officials amid inflation, mentions a $25,000 contingency fund from the Legislature, and references Governor's office pressures and ongoing budget concerns. It hints at sleepless nights and attempts to balance finances within the state administration.
Drafting Industry gains in wartime power shift
The article reports a hidden clause in the draft act signed by President Truman allowing mandatory orders for material needed for national defense and enabling the White House to compel manufacturers, with teeth to enforce compliance and penalties for noncompliance. It notes steel producers' roles and anticipated enforcement actions in wartime production.
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Mtyetata Bomanson
Dewry
Marie Stapeent
Jeane
That Afternoon by John Temple Graves on Dewey and Warren
Column by John Temple Graves weighs Dewey as presidential candidate and Warren as fresh alternative. Discusses New York influence versus broader America, and jitters about Democratic Party weakness. Observes Dewey’s persona, urban New Yorker image, and potential national appeal.
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John Temple Graves
Fragmented speech about global influence and policy figures
Readable fragments touch on secretaries of defense and congress, international power shifts, and notable names like Winston Churchill and Jack F. Bride, implying debates over U S and European policy and military funding. The piece hints at a broadcast or speech reflecting Cold War era concerns and diplomacy.
Hoover Statue Passed Over By Nation Intribute
Editors and public figures across the country paid homage to Herbert Hoover at a Philadelphia convention tribute. Hoover spoke briefly, signaling a bipartisan shift since his White House years, while observers noted shifts in foreign and domestic policy as the 1948 campaign began.
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Chutago
Robert McCormick
Philae Delphis
Dwight Green
Minobr
Tobie
Culons McCornack
Sings
Philadelphia
Keeentis
Erbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Paris
Hoover
White House
Hoove Es
Europe
Herbert Honver
Baseball Doubleheader Postponed To July Fourth Fair Ground
Twenty five years ago on June 30, 1923 a rainout postponed a baseball game between the Iwonls and Rotary teams to July 4 at the Fair Ground. Tickets already purchased will be honored on the rescheduled date. The citywide cleanup urged residents to cut grass and weeds to curb unsanitary conditions while police investigated collisions and a street fight at dawn.
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Theiwonls
Rotary
Fair Ground
Tie' Eta
Sai
Dothan
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