Pothan Eagle May Be Sold at Trial
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled notice involving tariffs and republication rights. The readable bits reference Georgia Florida, three coins a word, and a press rights statement from Haid Press plus United Press membership and republication terms.
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Haid Press
Ula
Slanatehan
United Press
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Nation
Resmeseniajiees
Graghar
Atlanta
Itadalphia
Montgomery
Rennes
Ton Angelina
Callis J
Boor Selina
Sven
Oan
Thomes Jallereon
Cane
Fragmentary Gospel Verse Quoted in Obscure Text
An unclear OCR passage presents a religious verse fragment citing Matthew 18 35 about forgiveness. The lines mix archaic phrasing with garbled words, including references to a father, brother, and offenses. Readable portions point to a forgiveness theme from a biblical source.
1932 Preview of Democratic Convention Dream Tale
A surreal recounting of a Colonel’s dream about the 1932 Democratic National Convention in Minneapolis, detailing nominations for President and Vice President, a platform opposing Southern policy, the Bronx cheer incident, and Southern reaction as the crowd shifts through mock drama and political theater. The fragment emphasizes characters, places, and dramatic convention moments.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mobert Humphrey Barguse
Acelynatia
Herry
Merry
Harry
Hukiertroy
Oval Fights
Ascua7
Democratic Party
Tesb
Ana
Bronx
Alt
Inside the party no walkout as Southern delegates stay
The conversation recalls a clash at a convention where Southern delegates were screened before entry. The Colonel notes four exits, one South blocked, and hints at South’s tactics and Mr. Jeux smuggling in as a State’s Righter. The dialogue ends with a remark that history does not repeat.
Sweet Treatment Moves in Georgia Political Arena
Governor Folsom uses a show of support to sway Georgia voters amid tensions over who will back in upcoming races. Henry Sweet, a state docks official, faced embarrassment as reporters in Savannah noted his stance. The episode signals Folsom’s plan to consolidate support and pressure supporters to align with Hamlin.
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Savannan
Swat
Steet
Sweet
Folson
Hamim
Troy
Folsom
Mississippi Farmers Face Weevil Threat and Losses
Mississippi farmers resemble Alabama growers facing boll weevil infestation with heavy losses last year. State entomologists warn this summer could be the worst in 130 years, urging precautionary measures as cotton acres shrink and weevil pressure rises across the Delta.
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Mississippi
Alabama
New Radio Controlled Lawn Mower Promises Effortless Cut
A a narrative on a new power mower that uses radio control to cut grass without physical effort. The operator simply sits with a transmitter in his lap while the mower handles the yard. The article notes the device aims to be frictionless and accessible for the least active user.
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Milo
Lawy
Treist
Wiss
Han
Choking on Victories and Calhoun in 19th Century Debate
A sweeping contented critique links labor strikes and wages to broader politics. It laments victory celebrations while workers face reduced pay and longer hours, then shifts to biographical notes on John C. Calhoun and modern debates over electoral reform and socialism in American public life.
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Walter Lipps
Ee Am
Lippmnetin
Mr. Lipproann
Lodge-Gausett
Reaction as a political weapon in a divisive era
A prolonged critique targets the Republican party and its critics, labeling reaction as a tool of Democratic and Marxist doctrine. It denounces the Labor Department and Wagner Act advocates, warns against inflation of state power, and argues for constitutional fidelity against labor boards and unemployment policies.
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Republican
Longfellow
Republican Party
Eletorte
Dewey
Sassen
Jeter
New York
Congress
Tiabar
Department of Labor
Theruniene
Department of Justice
United States
Madam Perkins
Gutlevsnipas
la Perkins
Roosevelt
Labor Relations Board
Truman
Aly Towange
Birmingham native governors and Alabama politics history
An Alabama paper argues Birmingham’s Mayor Cooper Green could run for governor. The column notes Birmingham natives have rarely been governor or senator, citing leaders from Johnston to Dixon and White. It observes most governors hailed from outside Birmingham, with several coming from Lauderdale or Madison counties.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Cooper Green
Underwood and
Dixon
Bern
Hugo Black
Oscar Ncewood
Detterson County
J Son Bf
Yates
Lave
Joseph Forney Johnston Braxton Brags Comer
Frank M. Dixon
Russell M. Cunningham
Lauderdale
Madison
Seversl
Barbour
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Johnston
Senate
North Carolina
Underwood
Kentucky
Qakefornia
Birmingham News
Alabama Attorney General's Segregation Stand at Supreme Court
Out of step Alabama faces the Supreme Court as the state Attorney General defends a nonparticipation stance on school segregation, a posture noted as unique in the South and contrasted with other states in the Alabama Journal.
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Alabama
South
Supreme Court
Alabame Journal
Meighan Attacks Trimanista Over Forefathers Phrase
The Mobile Register notes Meighan denouncing Trimanista as political nonsense calling their claim the party of our forefathers. It accuses the group of paralleling Truman era policy and using ringmasters to attack the South and its established institutions.
Kamm to Deploy Hog Scrapers in New Campaign Tactics
Clarke County Democrat reports Philip Kamm will recruit the Strawberry Pickers under a new name Hog Scrapers for his latest political push. The source hints the slop bucket will serve the usual purpose in campaign operations with evolved branding.
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Philip Kamm
Clarke County
Anti Soviet Coalition Weakens Worldwide
Washington reports show strains in the anti Russian coalition as Truman and Acheson face foreign and domestic pressures. Key figures like Donovan warn of lost ground, while Johnson and Acheson’s rhetoric attracts overseas concern. Army budget cuts, fleet mothballing, and Russia’s expansion sharpen fears of limited U.S. aid and weaker allied resistance. Domestic politics and labor strains further threaten unity and defense funding.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
audioXerts
William 7. Donovan
Rankii D. Roosevelt
Moscow
Trumph
Kremlin
China
Southeast Asia
Balkans
Middle East
Germany
Stalin
Paris
London
Russia
Aly
America
Johnson
Firal
Quisidera
Capitol Aull
Congress
John L. Lewis
Charles F. Branpar
Bang
Pepper Campaign Clash Shifts Through Florida
Pepper and Smathers traded sharp blows as they argued over party support and strategy. Smathers claimed Pepper spread attacks while Pepper toured Gainesville urging turnout and accusing Smathers of cross state backing. Campaign mail aimed at registered Democrats in Volusia County sought to bolster Pepper supporters ahead of the Tallahassee swing.
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Claude Fepyet
George Smathers
Republic
Sonia Teonterial
Smathers
A Co
Joseph Balair
Plang
Volusia County
Pen
Inde
Sanford
Vance
Abie Speweyman
United States
Ee Campal
Tallahassee
Popper
Jacktonwile
Rabbits Invade Towns Amid Heat Scorched Pastures
Melbourne report describes thousands of rabbits overrunning footpaths and pastures as townsfolk dodge the wildlife. The piece notes growing use of 16 inch television receivers since their introduction, with manufacturers claiming rising popularity.
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Niesionay
Bedeatrians
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