German Propaganda Campaign in America Exposed
A historical report claims Germany financed a propaganda drive in the United States. It alleges foreign minister von Ribbentrop and official associates redirected funds, paying figures between seventy thousand and one hundred thousand dollars to public relations counselors and operatives during wartime outreach activities. The piece cites claims about American distributors and media links connected to this covert effort.
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Dantel Dell
Germany
Natensis
Brwert von Strempel
Strempe
Groserution
New
Yor
von Ribbentrop
Joseph Goet
U S Tax Income May Top Estimate By Billion Dollars
Washington officials testified that tax evasion during the war year could boost federal revenue to about 25.3 billion dollars, with the Anti evasive drive expanding enforcement. The Treasury aims to hire extra agents and add staff to the IRS to pursue war year evasion cases and improve quarterly reports.
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U. S
Deas
Washington
Actom
POP Alluis
wGdia
Jy Wall
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wiliam T. Sherwood
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Asc
W. H. Woolf
Internal Revenue Intelligence
Wage proposals under government policy compared to auto and mining
The article outlines wage proposals under the government wage price policy, compared with rises granted in the motor vehicle industry and mining sector. It notes increases of 18 to 44 cents an hour in related sectors and mentions a miner welfare program to be run by a separate agency.
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Weel
Game Independent Agency
AREA VETS ARRIVE FROM OVERSEAS SHIPMENTS
Veterans arriving in New York from overseas service include S Sergeant John D. Jennies Enter prise and T Five James D Pippins both aboard the Sarita Isabel, and Lieut Flynn D Morris aboard the Mormac Cove. A German envoy described by Strempeley discussed using American business leaders to push propaganda to keep the U S out of war and the potential benefit to German credits.
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Associated Press
John D. Jennies
Enterprise
James D. Pippins
New York
Lieut
Flynn D Morris
Geneva
Gerlardt Alesis
Westrick
Strempeley
Ribbentrop
Strempel
America
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Inion Strike Inciter Gets Jail Sentence
The article reports a Los Angeles case where an inciter faced a jail term. Judge Arthur Ower issued the sentence after evaluating the conduct. The piece notes the defendants involved and the courtroom proceedings in a period-tinged police-report tone.
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Inciter
Los Angeles
Tow
Des Angeles
Ted Witer
Arthur Ower
Geneva to Form VFW Post Tonight in Armory
Geneva organizes a Veterans of Foreign Wars post at the Geneva Armory tonight with organizers Lusher L Donaldson and Ben Mad leading the effort. State and national VFW representatives will attend, and the post will elect officers for a one year term. Other nearby towns plan dedication events in Samson Florala Opp Luverne and Ashford later this month.
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Geneve
Geneva
Lusher L Donaldson
VFW
Wuaay
Ben Mad
Lo Northcutt
Mander
Wall
Culer Guara
Dorian Post
Donaldson
John W. Davin
Geneva Post
Slag
Geneva County
Elighole
VFW Ia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Samson
Florala
Dr Burkett to Speak on Cancer on Local Radio
Dr W T Burkett county health officer will discuss cancer of the intestines on the weekly radio program Public Health of the Week heard Tuesdays at 9 p.m. over station WACF. He asks Houston County residents with listening difficulties to communicate with him. Mrs J Whidden, county commander, notes the program and workers will be printed in Sundays Eagle.
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W T Burkett
WACF
Burkett
Houston County
Jesse
United States
Whidden
Peacock Infant Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Bobby Gene Peacock three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs J T Peacock of Slocomb were held this morning at Burne Chapel with Elbert Jackson officiating Burial followed at Burns cemetery Ward Wilson in charge Surviving besides parents are two sisters Mrs Burne Miller and Mrs Myllis Smith both of Slocomb five brothers Hovey Dust Sawyer Frank Peacock Jr Gerald Peacock all of Slocomb two brothers John R Peacock and Worthard Grove two sisters Mrs Bila Shiels and Mrs Fila Shiels Bonifay route three
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Bobby
Gene Peacock
Mis J T Peacork
Slocomb Ryule
Burne Chapel
Elbert Jackson
Slocoml
Burns Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Additine
Bune Miller
Myllis Smith
Slocumb
Hove
Dust Sawyer
Frank Peguoch
JU. Peacock
Gerald Peacock
Slorom Youte
Rotary Club Speaker Harry Hall Addresses Dothan Guests
Harry Hall spoke at the Dothan Rotary Club meeting yesterday with aims to aid the local community. Attendees included Dothan High School representatives Carl Kuk and Raymond Abba, plus other Rotarians and guests.
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Harry Hall
Rotary Club
Dothan
CommunitySafety Office Posts Next Steps On Public Safety
A public posting from the Department of Public Safety outlines ongoing services and upcoming announcements. Commissioner Clyde Coe signals that further details will be provided after a successor is selected. The notice emphasizes focused communication and service delivery.
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Fage One
Meus
Anyane Midgment
Buble
Clyde Coe
Marios Res Arma
Laosel
Chicago professor predicts US joins atomic war in five years
Rupert M Vivien of the University of Chicago warned at the Modern Forum that the United States will be drawn into an atomic world war within five years if its current peace policy remains. He argued America’s stance pushes toward conflict with Russia, claiming the nation may possess an atom bomb in that timeframe along with other major powers.
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Los Angeles
Housing plan for A-H and FFA visitors in April
A community notice outlines housing arrangements for visitors from A-H and FFA during April. The event will be coordinated by the local Chamber of Commerce with a committee chaired by Clastar Bar bey. Key figures include Mo Ling, Mel Morret, Anhur BH, John son, and Clyde Levern, along with the Cuesta chief and Wednesday planning sessions.
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Atlan Pemetis
Sodof
Bere
Hanae
Ula
Cuesta
Eho
Johnson
Quimmiltre
Clyde Levern
Chamber of Curmmerce
James P. Tilley Dies. Ozark Funeral Planned
Funeral services for James P. Tilley fifty seven will be held at Osark Methodist church at 11 tomorrow with Dr D P Slaughter officiating. Burial follows at Westines cemetery Holman Funeral Home in charge. Tilley longtime Dale County Red Cross and Chamber of Commerce official, veteran of World War 1. Surviving wife Merle O Neu Tilley two daughters Mrs George C Dunn Miss Merle Tilley a son James P Tilley Jr his mother Mrs James P Tilley of St Louis sister Mrs Arthurs Chambers St Louis and other relatives.
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Ozark
James P. Tilley
Altaca
Osard Methodist Church
D. P Slaughter
Jone HK Slaih
Jum B Johnson Burns
Westines
Holman Funeral ‘Home
Mr. Tilley
Io Company
Chaalhan
Dale County American Red Cross
Durellur
Dale Couny Chamber of
Cunnieice
Ozark Kr.warms Club
Mrs. Boutwell Rites Held At Travelers Rest Church
Funeral services for Mrs William Boutwell of Samson were held Sunday afternoon at Travelers Rest Church. Rest Company of Enterprise directed the arrangements. Surviving relatives include her husband and three brothers, with funeral details carried by Bord and Company.
Jack Elliott Dies After Long Illness
Jack Elliott died at his home on Calumbus route one yesterday after a long illness. Funeral services were to be held today at Camp Splines Crinch with burial to follow in Columbia cemetery. Survivors include his wife, three daughters, and several grandchildren.
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Jack FE
Calumbus
P Om
Camp Splines Crinch
Nail
Columba
A. Ec
Johnson and
Gurdon
Columbia
Shelby
Comibis Cianosiste
Bob Wil Vans Osen
Buck
Mrs Georgia Hicks Funeral Services Announced
Funeral services for Mrs Georgia Hicks are set to be held today at Newville Baptist Church. The service will include remarks from family and friends, with interment to follow at the local cemetery.
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Mrs. Georgia Hicks
Miss Belle Buie Dies In Florida
Miss Belle Buie passed away in Florida. Funeral arrangements were announced for relatives including Mrs Lute Woopham, Mrs Bertha Danel, Mrs Arthur Farris, Mrs Myrtle Green, and nephews Lewey Erle Roland Daniel of Chipley. Honorary pallbearers listed include F A Huson and Dr BR Miller among others.
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Methoen
Crans Wit
Croyples
Woibut
Wits
Campbelton
Miouertte
Attve
Feoe
Crowntest Ko
Ware
Pos Roberson
Adams
Roverson
James Langford
Poyrer
Grace
Watford
Joe Wavord
Mose Stevenson
Rufes Barron
Shertan Roperson
BR Ol Miller Walter Helene
Juin
Myre
Myre Ide L Renfroe. Campbelson Four Pieces Mrs Lute Woopham
Compression
Bertha Danel
Capiry
Arthur Farris
Jay
Myrtle Green
Greenapuro
Lewey
Erle
Roland Daniel
Chipley
Carr family names listed in continuing notice
Number 15- Continued From Page one names Mrs Bull McCory of Dothan and Mrs Joe McKennes of Dothan, Twe Sruthers, Walt Carr of Eufaula, Corns Carr Mungomery, Dick Carr of Enterprise, and surviving sister Mrs Ada Smns of Buckeye Louisiana.
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Buiil McCory
Dothan
Joe McKennes
Walt Carr
Eufaula
Corns Carr Mungomery
Dick Carr
Enterprise
Ada Smns
Buckeye
City Commission weighs parking plan and FCC license talks
The commission discussed reserving areas for taxi parking and explored an investigation to strengthen the situation. Commissioner Ayres urged proceeding with plate readiness and licenses while Stokes sought an understanding with the commission before federal action. An offer from Henry Arnolds to buy four South Andrews street lots for 100 dollars was accepted, and plans to borrow or lease equipment from state or federal agencies were considered to reduce costs. The panel, including Ayres Parkman and Coe, agreed to investigate three proposed methods.
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Sinders Glu
Stokes
Weab Op‘erator
Commission
Federal Communication Commssion
Jon Ayres
Henry Arno
St Andrews Street
Suma Highlands
J Lo Vaugni
Dotian
U .S Energ
Ube
Povry
J W Parkmas
Uners
Dorre
Ayres
Park
Man
Coe
Continued From Page Chne lic build ag elar table instrutoon
A garbled OCR passage discusses construction and labor, detailing costs, facilities, and plans for housing and factory work. It references emergency housing programs, advisory committees, and appeals within a federal framework, with mentions of agencies and possible sites and offices.
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Lic
Indics
Tesearch Laboratu Y
Wits
Wievho
CPA
Tansing AG Maine Fistratean Pas
OPA
Small
Cvillereen
Arnal
Tehran Iran rows over Soviet troop withdrawal at UN
The United Nations Security Council discussed Iran's complaint as Ambassador Hussein Ala urged action on the withdrawal of Soviet troops. Gromyko claimed Moscow Tehran accord already settles the issue and Byrnes pressed for a formal statement. The debate centered on direct negotiations and presenting Iran's case to the council.
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Alexander Cavogen
Puass
Wb Russe
Wien
Byrnes
Andre
Gromyko
Moscow-Tehran
Hussein ‘Ala
Iran
Gromzko
Frime Bhnister Stan
Widhdrawal
Securiy Council
London
Russia
Byrnea
United Nations
Mrs W C Creamer Succumbs In Pinckard
Mrs W C Creamer dies suddenly at home in Pinckard. Funeral services to be held at Bethel. details to be announced by Holman Funeral Home. Surviving are husband, daughter Beuy Jean Creamer of Pinckard, two sons William Custis and Charles Jerome Creamer, father Custas York of Pinckard, two brothers Obie and Clyde York of Pinckard, four sisters Mrs W A McLean Pinckard, Mrs Bob Aplin Malvern, Mrs J W Brown Itska Tex, and Mrs Richard Teller Mobyle.
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Ozark
W C Creamer
Yorty Wo
Pinckard
Bethel
Holman Funeral Home
Beuy Jean Creamer
Paneckard
Willam Custis
Charles Jerome Creamer
Custas York
Obie
Clyde York
W A McLean Pinckard
Bob Ap
Gelfing Deep Building Outlay Shifts Faces Cabinet
In Tallahassee the cabinet disclosed transfers from building and construction funds totaling over 2.6 million dollars and a paper deficit of 806 thousand. The plan paused transfers pending funding, with 164 thousand pledged to the capitol south wing and 225 thousand for agricultural projects at multiple Florida locations including the University of Florida.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Betense
J. Molectes
Aloumelis
Ime
Munsteudhon Fund
Teeewug
Lee
Construtuion
Bet & Paper
Withom
Ise General Fund
Agriculture Experimentation Reserve
Commission
Auy Geo. J
Tom Watson
Amd
Budget Commission
Mallard Caldwell
Watson
J. E. Larson
Terry Lee
Capitol Building
Bellegrade
Orlando
Quincy
Bartow
Ocala
University of Florida
Two Men Arrested On Liquor Charges In Barbour County
Two menlsted on a complaint filed with U S Commissioner J W Daughtry were arrested three miles north of Clayton Barbour county for possession and transportation of non tax paid spirits. Officers Miller Crook and Fralish seized two gallons and a 1939 Chevrolet sedan. Both pled guilty to possession and not guilty to transportation. Bond set at 300 each.
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U. S
J. W. Daughtry
Buome Luhsman
Leas B. Bush
Clayton
Barbour County
Edgar F. Miller
John W Crook
Alcoholc
Opelika
J. A Fralish
Alabama Beverage Control
Eufaula
Fralish
Dorian Station
Lohaman
Daughtry
Daugthry
Railroader Enters Mayoralty Race
Montgomery Alabama AP data shows Alex G. Perry, a veteran railroad worker, announces candidacy for mayor. Perry pledges to raise city employee pay and focus on youth programs while facing John L. Goodwyn, the city attorney, in the May 7 election.
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Montgomery
Alx AP
Alex G. Perry
the Gulf
Esreed
Hae
Montgemnern
Suettre Pavdt
Duns
Erst
Ferry
John L. Goodwyn
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Berkeley
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Homten Marble Works
Siagtat
Speigner Concrete Block Co
Dixie Transfer & Storage CO
Bell St
N. Foster
American Legion
Town of
Ashford
Ashford Lions Club
J. P. Miller
Glenn Lawerence
B. G. Farmer Lake Burdich Bruner Mkt
Kingan & Co
Clas
Harris Allmetal
J. L. Harris
Andrews St
E. Troy
VFW Post
Dr. Burkett
FFA
Win. Boutwell
Jack Elliott
Georgia Abu Tacha Setenvise
Fletuuer
Meadland Lowte
Newville
Atiel
Benet Thins Cove
Donalsury
Orians
Belle Buie
Florida
Alabama
Home Termite Co
N. St. Andrews
W. C. Creamer
Perry
Harris’ Altmetal Weatherstripping
J.L. Harris Roofing CO
Maddox Texaco
Henry G. Gwaltney
Optometrist Merrill
United Benefit Life* Insurance Company
E. L. Nortscott
Dist
D. B. Whittenberg
Spec
Fartmer-Porter
Freedom of Opportunity
Mutual Network
Raymond
Spann
Spann Hardware
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