Fragments and notices amid a partial archival page
The fragmentary OCR shows a mix of card of thanks and misstatements with references to named firms, people, and cities like Chicago, New York, Detroit, and Philadelphia. It mentions interviews, patron notices, and a court or legal context, with scattered names such as RELLY-SMITH Co and various address-like phrases, all in a historical newspaper tone.
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Promingot
Thera Relly-Smith Co
Yivan
Chicago
York
Waterman Kurton
Atlante
Philadel Glenn
Ayania
General Moetern
Netroit
National Tterrenent
Advice From Emporia Democrats on Congress and Roosevelt
William Allen White, 75, editor of the Emporia Gazette, argues that Congress should exercise independence but warns against undermining national leadership during wartime. He urges Republicans and Democrats to consider the global impact of stalling Roosevelt’s proposals and the risk to America's war effort.
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United States
Congress
FDR
Wiliam Allen White
Empuiia Gazette
Roosevelt Foreseen as Possible Second Term Amid War Pressure
The piece argues that New Deal supporters fear a split over Roosevelt's candidacy and that debates on a possible second term hinge on the ongoing war. It suggests decisions will wait until after the war effort and convention timing, with anxiety seen as unfounded and contingent on broader political factors.
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New Deal
Washpton
Roosevelt
Goats, Ink, and Government Show Down in Alabama
A torn, digitized clipping describes Gov Choice Sparks moving on Goat Wi and appointing a new ABC Board. It alleges Gov Sparks planned license actions, firebrand changes to licenses and investigations, and suggests Dixon resisted renewals to aid a transition. It mentions regulatory crackdowns, background politics, and alleged interference around Mobile and Jefferson counties.
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Sparks
ABC Board
Dixon
Frank Dixon
Wartime Politics and U S Britain Talks in 1942
The text describes wartime diplomacy with Prime Minister Churchill and Eden, noting Molotov visits London and Washington. It covers postwar planning, differing Soviet and Allied aims, and hints at tensions over borders and strategy, with remarks on U.S. participation and the evolving Allied consensus.
Hampshire pigs and pig world musings in Kansas City
In Kin chase Kansas City and Detroit, the column muses on Hampshire pigs led by Canary High Roller and Century High Roller. References to Sir Riddle and Man O’War progeny mix with farm life chatter. Readers learn about sow housing, farrowing, and the mud loves of pigs. The piece blends sports celebrity echoes with agricultural anecdotes and local farm talk.
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Kansas City
Damon Runyon
Pat Joyce
Chicago
Dick O'Hara
Churchill Downe
Wall Street
Florida
Forge Gaudls
Charles Sorenson
Ford Company
Hmihecus
Surenyon
Hampshire
Samuel Riddle
Bloodhorse Magazine
Lexington
Mr. Riddle
Mr. Sorenson
Farmington
Mitr
Big Red
Sorenson
Hee
Hyams
Century High Roller
Chester White
Roy Roberts
The
Star
Roberts
Lacey Haines
Bothe
Mr. Roberts
Houston Bond Sales Pass Million Mark
Houston Countians have bought nearly a million and a half dollars in War Bonds and Stamps since May of last year. Clyde Lovern, chairman of the War Bonds sales committee, said yesterday. Partial reports on sales for March show $125,000 already this month and a week and a half left. Since May last year $1,358,364 in War Bonds sales have been reported. In the first week of March sales were $40,000 and the second week almost doubled to $70,000, far ahead of the $80,700 monthly quota. Despite the Red Cross drive and income tax installments, Countians continued to show patriotism.
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Houston
Clyde Lovern
War Bonds Sales Committee
Lovern
Red Cross
Hounston
Streamlined Session At AEA Convened For War Program
The Alabama Education Association plans a two day convention in Birmingham with sessions limited to war and proposed legislation. A single business meeting Wednesday will pick officers and discuss revisions to the legislative program. Gov. Chauntey Gparka and other officials will address sessions Thursday and Friday, with diverse speeches including war topics.
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Birmingham
Alabama Education Association
Assembly of Delegates
Chauntey Gparka
General Assembly
E. B. Norton
Mra
L. M. Lowery
Thomaston
Ala
Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers
Henry Crane
Detroit
H G_ Greer
AEA
Lister Hill
D.-Ala
H. R. K. Kanickerpocker
L. H. Ellis
Acconcary
Alabama High School Athletic Association
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Emporia
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Etiil
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Dalve
Borird
Monteomery
Sreurl Parrees
Orifien Het
Mobile
Jefferson Counties
Willy Gey Bey
Elyoming
Mashington
Dio MW Prarsoy
Neville Ciambertlin
Vritain
Hiner
Clivedon
Hitler
Eden
Molotoff
London
Washington
Preslnt ER Velt
Moiotft
AL Dada
Peng
Seth
Wits
Anna Ees
Mike
Reant
Caroline Fo York
Meridian
Texas
Beant
Alvin C York
Itine
Department of Agrimlture
OPA
Bernard
Atlanta
Althugh
Gene Sarazen
Dan- Conz
Harry Rowe
Cimar
Teresis
Galbraith
Wilbur
Tom's Farm
C.H. Poitevint
Sia Lemy
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Yost Field House
A Rae
Pela Aie
Dixie Tire CO
Townsend Brot
Dodge & Plymouthde
Ceresan
Cottonwood
Rosd
J. L. Harris Roof
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