Fragmented OCR notice with garbled names and source lines
The text is an OCR garble from a historical newspaper page. It lists names and organizations, including Associated Press and Kelly-Smith Co, with scattered fragments about bids, addresses, and a religious line. Overall, it presents a corrupted notice rather than a coherent event or article.
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Forts Foe
Tre Faria
Prominga
Kelly-Smith CO
Reincanta
Chicaxa
Greybar
New York
Moston Atlantic
Philadel
Phin
Giana
Atlanta
General Moters
Detroit
Quiet in Alabama Papers Ends Liquor Ad Debate
A hush falls over Alabama papers as editors drop accusations against former Governor Frank Dixon and ABC administrator Wilbur Devan over a liquor deal. The Tuscaloosa News campaign against liquor advertising in the state appears to have shifted opinion, with legislators and papers rethinking prior charges and the political fallout looming.
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Alabama
Frank Dixon
ABC
Wilbur DeVan
Victory Garden Help Spreads From Georgia Town
Dothan gardeners struggle to find skilled plowing help. A Georgia town solved it by mobilizing the chamber of commerce and mobilizing available Ne gro workers to plow and assist. The plan, already working there, could aid Dothan as well by connecting gardeners with local labor and boosting vegetable yields this season.
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Dothan
Victory
Fovil
Washington
Georgia
Incal Chamber of Crapmerce
Tie Netto
Faust
Joba
Evra
Georga
Unclear OCR fragment hints at postwar political tensions
Fragmentary text mentions people loving red white and blue, Uncle Sam bases after the war, Nazi party concerns, and restrictive measures affecting youth. Contains unclear names and garbled phrases. preserves generic wartime sentiment without specific events or clear facts.
Fourth term talk sparks White House meeting on party future
Washington reports describe a Democratic National Committee session with President Roosevelt where the fourth term idea was floated. Nine committee members and five party execs attended, with Frank Walker guiding a written bill of complaints aimed at Hopkins Perkins Wickard and others, but Roosevelt steered back to unity and wartime policy.
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Goeewres
Gria Lee
Ohio
Ecea
Washington
Demucrate National Committee
Yas Tialihe
Democrata
Olean
California
Hoosevelt
White House
May- Traver Hotel
Frank Walker
Segaion
Chicago
Ty Wne
May Nower
Frank McHale
Indiane
James Noe
Louisiana
South
James Quigley
Nebraska
Emma Goffey Miller
Pennsylvania
East
Walker
Carolyn Wolfe
Utah
Warden
Montana
Olaon
Bo Walker
Jimmy Noe
Harry Hopkins
Perkins
Rex Tutwell
Puerto Rico
Agriculture
Wickard
Farm Credit Administration
Black
McHale
Indiana
Lowsians
Muller
Vennsy Ivattin
Say
Cor Leon Henderson
Price
Henderson
Republican State Committee
Polibent
Fahl
Ammeone
Treatmant
Guy Olsen
Mexico
Hia
Democratic Party
Ransewe
Soma
New Jersey City Faces Debate on Free Speech After War Speech
The piece notes opposition to President Roosevelts Four Freedoms stance as allies warn against limiting freedom of speech and press. In New Jersey City within U S boundaries, observers doubt wartime politics will hinder postwar efforts to implement freedoms. Roosevelt allies argue the nation should focus on winning the war and then advance civil liberties at home.
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Four Freedoms
United States
Belts Tighten as Wickard Sees Possible Shortage
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard warned before a Senate committee that American food production may fall short, potentially tightening belts like Britain’s. He blamed low farm prices, labor demand, and missed forecast weather for a looming wartime diet reduction, contrasting earlier hopes that 1943 yields would match 1942.
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Claude Wickard Ha
Britain
Wickara
Senate
United States
Nye
Cropa
Fair Enough If Hitler Bombed Detroit
In a wartime debate, President Roosevelt faces questions from Noe of Louisiana and Quigley of Nebraska as Bricker seems likely the GOP candidate. The piece argues deterring Axis power through air raids on Detroit and German plants, contending U S industry would outpace Nazi production while highlighting unintended risks and morale effects.
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Oaen
Noe
Louisiana
Quigley
Nebraska
Jay
Bricker
GOF
Gov
Ohio
OPA
Mr. Noe
Jimmie Noe
President
May Dower
Roosevelt
Omaha
Tion
Essen
United States
Detroit
Baltimore
Germany
Hitler
Agai
Europe
der Fuehrer
GOLF RETURNS TO TRAINS DAYS IN NEW YORK
Cyril Scott, a veteran since 1899, joins in a horse drawn Brewster era trek between Bayalde and Oakland road stations. The piece notes Scott’s long history and Walter J. Travis as a national amateur figure, citing a journey by bicycle to the club from Flushing.
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New York
NEA
Cyril Scott
Iain Franke
Bayalde
L. 1
Raroad
Oakland
Care
Waler J. Travis
Flushing
The War Today by Dewitt: Montgomery Loosens Axis Hold
In this analysis Dewitt MacKenzie discusses General Montgomery and the British Eighth Army at the Mareth Line in northern Africa. He notes Montgomery’s success at El Alamein, the Axis’s fortified Mareth Line, and the Allied balance of forces with American and French support. He warns that Tunisian fighting will be hard and that Axis positions include about a quarter of a million troops, with airfields in Sicily within range. The piece emphasizes cautious optimism and the projected Allied advance from south and west as Rommel and Von Arnim defend.
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Marshal Hommel
Montgomery
Asus
Mareth
Montgom
Africa
Hitler
Romme
von Armin
Mediterranean
el Alamein
Egypt
Tunlals
Rommel
Nedong
Tunisia
Sicily
von Arnim
Axis
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