Dothan Eagle fragment highlights The Eagle Pebisuap Co
Fragmentary image from The Dothan Eagle shows scattered header lines and notes about subscriptions and Associated Press credit. It includes distorted names, city postage, rates, and a quoted public figure expressing fatigue with war and a wish to return home. The text references Keon Goturey, Julian Y Ball Moeace Hall, and Keuly Smith Co. with unclear roles.
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Dally Keon Goturey
Eagle Pebisuap Co
Fenwrteby
Wilaian Thro
TePoe
Julian Y Ball
Red Cross Appeal Urges Houston County Help Now
Houston County volunteers are canvassing for an $18,000 Red Cross fund with more than 60,000 residents as potential donors. The drive asks every able person to contribute and to back the service members in uniform, noting the war will be long and costly.
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Red Cross
Houston County
Vary
Dia
Armed Services
Itlean
Victory signs for new US fleet DE destroyer escort
Secretary Knox outlined new victory signs amid wartime ships output in early 1949. The DE vessel blends corvette and destroyer traits with submarine detection gear, aimed at freeing destroyers for combat duty. Shipyards produced 249 merchant vessels and 1949 warships in two months, signaling progress against the submarine menace and hinting at eventual Allied victory.
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United States
Knox
Hitler
Roosevelt Brothers and Criticism Stir Public Reply
Lieut Col Blett Roosevelt, serving in North Africa, defended family honor against political attacks on the war record of his brothers. He asked his Texas congressman to explain in Congress why he cannot answer while in the Army and urged a fair fight. The Roosevelts listed include E Nott James Franklin and John, with varied service in Air Corps Navy and destroyer duty.
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Raldein
Blett Roosevelt
North Africa
Texas
Col Roosevelt
Lambertson
Kanena
Aona
Roosevelt
E\Nott
Air Corps
James
Franklin
North Atlante
John
Navy Supply Corps
Elon
Kitchen KadRete Tanlor Joins War Effort In Industry
A wartime hopeful, Kitchen KadRete Tanlor offers to organize his workshop staff for the duration while many people need food. The piece notes social mismatches and a west coast couple married by telephone, with a remark on sanatoriums for those who let themselves get run down.
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Tanlor
Georgia Boy Col Scott Encounters Brother on Bomber
In Collier's tale Colonel Robert L. Scott Jr a Georgia born fighter leader in China recalls a surreal moment flying over the South Atlantic a bomber passes bearing the name Georgie Jerk The man on board turns out to be Scott's own Georgia bred brother Lieutenant Roland B Scott who hopes he can relieve him.
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Robert L. Scott, Jr
Georgia
Chenneult
China
Statea
John G. Norris
Collier's
Col. Scott
South Atlantic
Georgie Jerk
Scott
Roland B. Scott
State stifling OWI chiefs blocks Mowrer passport
Washington reports show friction between the Office of War Information and the State Department over passports for Edgar Mowrer and other reporters. Hull proposed abolishing OWI. Davis fights to preserve it. Delays persist, impacting North Africa broadcasts and wartime information flow. Madame Chiang Kai-shek seen with a carnation tied to Marine Lt. Col. McKelvy’s commendations.
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Elmer Davis
Cabies
Jip
State Department
Prada
Washington
Corde Hull
Biate
the Navy
Manca
Bumeon
War
Edgar Mower
Chicago News
War Informiation
North Africa
Mowrer
Hull
Roosevelt
Edgar Mowrer
Bia
United Eistes
Hult
Offices of Facts and Figure
Bureau of Government Information
Cas Blew
Davis
Brete Department
OWT
Kilmer Davis
Madame Chiang
William WN. McKelvy
Guadalcanal
Madame Chiang Kab Shek
Sears
Capital Hill
Congress
Rayburn
China
Capitol
William
Roy
Kalahek
William N. McKelvy
Pacific
McKelvy
Sheapad Bay
Long Ialand
Amos Cote Installed As Central Mass Textile Leader
At a Worcester banquet on January 16 Amos Cote was installed president of the central Massachusetts board of the Textile Workers of America CIO. Attendees included Emil Rieve of New York and regional War Labor Board director Saul Wallin Waller or Wallin, with police noting Cote's long criminal record and history as a driver with multiple drunkenness charges. The event, held at the joint board headquarters, drew about 230 people amid wartime labor tensions and shipbuilding needs at Sheepshead Bay.
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Worcester
Mass
Textile Workers of America of the
CIO
Amos Quote
Selemely
Central Massachusetts Board of
Joint Board
National War Labor Board
Emil Rieve
New York
National Union
War Labor Board
Saul Wallen
Saul Waller
Sunday ‘Telegram
Boston
Wag
Wallin
Sunday Telegram
Cote
House of Correction
Worcenter
Gay
Vice Aquad
Pres
Central Massachusetts Joint Board
Textile Workers of
Amarics
Brother Cote
Boas
Brother Rieve
Wallen
Waller
How Service Flags Should Be Displayed
Instructions from Maj. Gen. J. A. Ulio outline proper display of service flags for homes and organizations. Rules cover star meanings blue for members serving, gold for those killed, placement relative to the national flag, and prohibitions on use as decorations or advertising, with general display guidelines.
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J. A. Ulio
United States
Atar
Company Rewards Workers With Shared Profits and Wages
A Baltimore company linked to McCormick & Company celebrates its tenth anniversary by sharing profits with employees through equal bonuses before dividends and steady wage growth. Four boards guide operations, ensuring 48 weeks of work, rotating jobs, and factory improvements to boost morale and competitiveness.
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Baltimore
McCormick &Company
U. B
McCormick & Company
Plas
Saval
Jenior
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