Vintage ad page shows classifieds and notices
A jumble of old style newspaper text includes a classifieds section with rates a card of thanks and notices. It lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday mail circulations in Georgia Route and Florida regions and mentions Associated Press content and national representation. It reads like a publisher masthead with contact details and a note on service and reprinting rights.
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Park plans spark tax critique amid Alabama budget fight
In a Monday editorial, the Chattahoochee State Park proposal in Houston County is panned as an overreach amid Gov. Jim Folsom’s tax agenda. The piece urges funding from existing revenues or prioritizing education welfare and health, warning against new taxes for park development and labeling the plans large and impractical.
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Truman Loyalty Order Targets Subversives in Government
President Truman issued an executive order directing loyalty investigations for all applicants and requesting present employees be checked by the FBI. Departments must establish loyalty boards and hear appeals, with disbarment from government jobs for membership in subversive or sympathetic groups. The move tightens controls to weed out those who oppose the U S government and echoes European royalist purge methods.
Merry-Go-Round: Hebert Miller battle over alcohol bill
A Washington column reports Louisiana Democrat Hebert proposed an alcohol treatment bill funded by interest, sparking a clash with Republican Miller who adopted the idea as the Miller Bull and claimed leadership credit. The piece notes overlapping GOP efforts on anti bribery in athletics and ties to broader political maneuvering.
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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
In Cody, Wyoming, a bus driver agrees with the President about Greece and sees the move as a people’s act. The piece discusses Truman, Vandenberg, and Marshall, outlining a two sided policy to resist Russian aggression while seeking understanding. It muses on leadership, historical figures, and future editorial voices.
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Voices on policy and leadership from postwar era figures
A collage of quotes from lawmakers and public figures on trade, religion, foreign policy, leadership, and disarmament. Notables include Senator Tobey on trade, Thomas Peters on Protestant unity, Ernest Bevin on Germany, Admiral Kinkaid on civil-military policy, and Arthur Vandenberg on universal disarmament.
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Why Communism Falls Outside Western Democracy
The essay argues President Truman's loyalty order targets groups deemed subversive and ties to totalitarian ideologies. It traces communism to a revolutionary, Moscow-driven force marked by terror, liquidations, and property confiscations, noting historical controversies over elections and free votes. It states Western powers once restricted propaganda but now view communism as foreign to liberal democracies, with courts upholding dismissals of suspected communists and Moscow dictating party lines across affiliates.
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Radio Network Ambitious Evening Schedule Compiles Classics
A dense listing of radio programs across networks includes Supper Club, News and Comment, Cavalcade of America, Inner Sanctum, Lum Abner, Sherlock Holmes, Gabe Davis Variety, Gabriel Heatter, Guy Lombardo, and more. The schedule features news updates, dramas, comedies, music hour blocks, sports, and audience participation shows, reflecting a bustling era of serialized broadcasting.
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Birmingham Chut Votes Howard Su
In Birmingham the Baptist church adopted a resolution supporting Howard in the search for a new home. Pastor W C Kirk and trustee P Eabank spoke as church members pledged both financial and ethical backing. The Chamber of Commerce warned of a tragedy if Howard left the city, while a committee was formed to determine how to assist the school under intense political pressure.
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