250 PWs Helped Editor Read Proof On New Book
Emmat Deadman, author of Duty to Live, describes his manuscript as among the most thoroughly proofread. About 250 to 300 air force officers read it during its war time travel, with the bomber crew tale focusing on ten men from varied backgrounds. Deadman now uses the spelling Dedman to avoid confusion with the title.
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Tow
Chicago
Air Force
Houghton-Mifflin
Dedman
Political Announcements for Houston County and Alabama District
Two political notices announce candidacies. Luther Pantey seeks Houston County District 3 Board of Revenue alignment with Democratic primary May 7 and June 14, paid by Luther L. Dansey for representative Sid Als. Mist. George W. Andrews, Union Springs, announces candidacy for Alabama Third District representative in the 80th Congress, subject to Democratic primaries May 7 and June 4, paid by Gen W Andrews.
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Board OF Revenue
Houston County
Primarien
Pantey Casearts
Tuther L
Sid Als
Mist
Alabama
George Wo Andrews
Union Springs
W Andrews
Candidacy notices for board of revenue races in 1946
Several 1946 political notices announce reelection bids for boards of revenue in Mauston County and Houston County. W Perry Calhoun of Pothan Alabama seeks reelection in District 4, citing Democratic primaries on May 7 and June 4 1946. Sumnerford Arrania running in Houston County District 4 and District 1, with an ad by Jack Stuckey, references Democratic Primaries of May 7 and June 4.
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Board OF Revenue
Mauston County
Democrate Climance
W. Perry Calhoun
Pothan
Alabama
Board of Revenue of
Houston County
Tiatrier
Sumnerford
Kentucky And LSU To Play Next Year
Kentucky, the champions, will meet Louisiana State in Baton Rouge next February in a marquee rematch of the SEC tournament final. Kentucky defeated LSU 59 to 36 in the title game, with Jack Parkinson scoring 18 and Joe Bill Adcock adding 31 for LSU in earlier rounds.
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Kentucky
LSU
Louisville
Lousiana
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Iaw
Tigers
Tulane J
Alabama
Tne
New Orleans
State
Tulane
Wildcats
Jack Parkinson
Joe Bill Adcock
Clothing Hoarding Tied to Price Controls in War Era
A Civil War Production Administration official charged CPA price regulations helped garment hoarding. Manufacturers face fabric shortages and must meet OPA's minimum low-cost production, prompting withholding of finished goods. Next week OPA will issue new pricing for men and boys wear. Retail Clothiers Association estimates about 700000 suits hoarded. A federal grand jury in New York probes a conspiracy among textile converters and brokers to withhold fabric to boost OPA prices.
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Helen Mowres
Washington
CPA
CFA
OPA
Louis Rothschild
New York
Florida strawberry price cap urged to end by growers
Florida strawberry growers warn they may suffer disastrously if the 26 cent price ceiling is not removed immediately. William L. Wilson notes two weeks of heavy rains damaged about one third of the Plant City crop and calls for urgent action by the Department of Agriculture. Harvesting statewide slowed by rain with tomato growers also affected.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
William L. Wilson
Florida State Farmers Markets
Wilson
Plant City
Fruit and Vegetable Branch
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Starke
Sanford
Fort Myers News Briefs on Shipment Snare and Police Movement
Fragmented OCR note reports a 1 p.m. start for a shipment snare involving Fort Myers and mentions Mronger pepper eleRaat and police presence from Indian sections. Expected to move mayors and other officials, unclear due to garbled text.
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Fort Myers
Fragmented note on pillow sizes and moisture impact
A damaged OCR fragment discusses pillow sizing and moisture absorption, noting that larger cases prevent wrinkling and sag while too small cases crease the pillow into a hard shape. It mentions toasted or crisp textures and a timing clue about serving, but the text is garbled.
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