Dusty misprint notice from 1990s Alabama printer glitch
A garbled notice from a Dothan Eagle page cites misstatements and a possible error in an 1990s era edition. It lists the Kelly-Smith Co as a national representative and shows addresses in New York Detroit Chicago and Lincoln with unrelated names and venues.
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Kelly-Smith CO
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York
Michigan Ave
Wee Chlenen Pathar House
Reeees Glann
Lincoln-Liberte Blin
Cenerenee New Center
Montgomery St
Puzzle of the Japanese mind haunts post Pearl Harbor era
The article contends Japanese strategic thinking is opaque and unsettles even top elites. It profiles Mitsui family member Tanosa Mhoa who claims American citizenship but holds ties to Japan. He notes wealth built on wartime victory is now partly confiscated yet used for comfort.
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Interior Department
Afah
Bell Syndicate
Rota Fi
Remembering the War Production Board WPA Project
Senate aides heard David Navick discuss the World War II WPB history project begun by Franklin Roosevelt in 1942. The work covers three volumes of monographs and a vast record of WPB actions by about 229 federal employees, expected to finish by mid 1948.
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WPB
Bonosevel
Governor Folsom Budget Requests 108000 Year Rise
Executive secretary O H Finney told a legislative interim committee that Gov. Folsom seeks a 108000 annual increase in the executive department budget. Funds would rise for expenses from 90000 to 73000, emergency fund from 100000 to 150000, and contingent fund from 25000 to 40000. He warned transfers may be needed to cover mansion and entertainment costs, citing remaining emergency and contingent balances.
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Gov. Folsom
O. H. Finney
Legislative Interim Committee On Finance and Taxation
Executive Department
Finney
January strikes show small, isolated actions across industries
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported January strikes were fewest in two years with about 250,000 days lost, far below December 1948 levels. Most actions were small, targeted stoppages by specific work groups, affecting 62 percent of available shifts across industries.
Freeze on VA expansion sparks veteran concerns
The article discusses opposition to expanding the Veterans Administration under Gen Onar N Brodles and the push to freeze VA growth. It notes growth since the war, fears of waste, potential cuts, and calls to prioritize veterans over a large civilian staff.
Taft Money Ties Highlight 1947 Republican Tactics
The piece reports on covert campaign funding by party allies, noting Taft family involvement and payments to delegates across states. It cites the Republican apparatus led by Dewey era figures, and mentions funds funneled to races and a White House reception for members of Congress amid internal party strategies.
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Pds Sengpoe
Tadoun
Tioaney
Bradie
Taft
Com
Olio
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Dewey
New York
Dylan
Ms York
Rena Cs
Ohio
Torentios
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Idaho
Washington
Yhein
Toworshak
Tay
Tafts
Obie
House of the House
Congress
Hartley
Jerves
Chicago Tribune
Fred Busbey
Chicago
Washington State
Toaner Jones
Thor Tollefson
Brederteon
Democratic
de Leer
Savage
Coneres
South
Pres
Finnaily
I Moose
Vas
Paty Tyss
Column Letters Debate Sports Values and Southern Pride
Readers from Pensacola, Asheville, Bat Cave and beyond critique sports funding, character building, and regional pride. Letters question Time Magazine misrepresentations and discuss the Federal Council of Churches, race, and Southern conduct with notable mentions of Marian Anderson and Georgia figures.
Let There Be Light to Lord Is My Salvation Theme
A 1947 religious reading line cites Psalm 27:1 and a reflection by Robert Brownie. It proclaims trust in God and asserts the right will prevail over wrong as faith endures.
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Sone
Federal Council of Churches
Commmunism
Relion
C.D. Melhinsh
Daetona Beach
Federal Council
Coolidge
Jesus Christ
Dro R
FE. Elmore
Kana
Robert Brownie
Notable quotes on war and policy from 1949 figures
A collection of remarks from Dr. Berfil Otlin Rep Bertrand Gearhart Millie Douglas Admiral Thomas Kinkaid Dr Donald Andrews and Dr Jose Arce. The statements cover employment policy disarmament economics and international relations. The mix reflects postwar debates on welfare trade treaties and military strategy.
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America
Saodal Da-Gcodes
Betrand W. Gearhart UR
California
Dothan Turkeys and a Loyal Citizen Foy Mizelle
Dothan resident Foy Mizelle, 41 years in town, has hunted wild turkeys 15 years without a kill yet remains undaunted. He built a furniture and office supply business since 1921, is active in First Baptist Church, and serves as deacon and treasurer. He and his Slocomb-born wife have one daughter and two grandchildren.
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Dothan
Ozark
Dale County
Strickland Jewelry
Wsave
Nimrod Isaac Waltonite
First Baptist Church
Mizelle
Oates Street
West Main Street
WW. OC. T
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Foy Mizelle
Ehurch
Eagle
Radio Programs on Sunday Broadcast Network Lineup
A dense schedule listing varied radio programs across networks including Jack Benny, Gene Autry, Blondie, Sam Spade, Detroit Symphony, The Clock, The Shadow, Bing Crosby, and church services. It catalogs show titles, hosts, and time slots from morning through night with multiple networks and stations.
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TSE Networks
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Cba
Abe
Alice Faye
Phil Harrin
Ntee
Blondie
Dagwood
Charlie McCarthy
E.bergen
Nabe
Sam Spade
Rbs
Detroit Symphony
Fred Aen
Comeds
Ebs
Hildegarde
Cbs
Walter Winchell
Ahke
Hollywood
Abe Eddie Bracken
Jimmy Fiddler
Don Ameche
Cbs Theatre Guild of
al Abe
Cheabe
Navy officer receives wines at PerCola Naval Base
Ti J. C. Quillin Jr USN of Mrs Minnie Binion Quillin Hartford receives wines from a naval aviator at Naval Air Training Base Per Col a Fla public relations office reports. Temperatures at Adaban Persian Gulf often reach 126 degrees Fahrenheit. More births of twins triplets reported in hospitals nationwide in 1935 than ever before.
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J. C. Quillin, Jr
USN
Minnie Binion Quillin
Hartford
Naval Air Training Base
Percola
Fla
Nice
Adaban
United St
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Time Magazine
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