New Maritime Supremacy Guarded by US Strength and Fleet
NEA staff correspondent reports on postwar expectations of US maritime power. Despite battles, the United States projected dominance, boasting a large navy and export strength surpassing Britain and Japan, with Germany weakened. The article emphasizes sustained naval might and shipbuilding leadership as the foundation of global influence.
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Seized by Tito H from between 1927 to 1930s, the fragment discusses prewar shipping, merchant marine funding, and plans to build a reserve fleet and protect national interests. It references American ships, naval strategy, and wartime logistics, mentioning sea trades, fleets, and policy aims without coherent narrative.
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Theatre listings for Sunday to Tuesday and beyond
Local theater page outlines a busy slate with Lea Cishy and his orchestra performing Is Uetare Dawn and shows featuring Verona Lake Juan Caulfield Slogie in Misyssoste Slogie. Other acts include Tri Vr tort Youn awd Horathy Metatine in hibetoanted Cutie Lye and Waren. Friday brings Cane Tiormes Hudink in Tell Tos Wiapat Gene Auth and more. Monday features Choe Davis with Thy Stare and Wings Wer Aen. Tuesday presents Johnny Wersweutier in Parton and The Amur. Shuty Smith and Slenhang Barkelor appear in Scotland Yord Inveeue.
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Plans Completed For Legion Barbecue
American Legion officials today predicted attendance at a barbecue and dance in Por ters Fairyland tonight starting at 6 PM Locals including former service members and veterans leaders will attend with speeches by Congressmen and a princess address The Legion band will provide music and bus transportation is arranged for those without cars service to the event begins at 6 80 o clock and runs through the evening
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Helen A. R. Lewis 22 and Ruthi D. Lewis 2 wife and end of Pic. James L Lewis 754 Cottonwood Road Dothan arrival April 1st New York aboard Bridgeport from England announced. 407 wives and children of Armenean gershmen aboard Bridgeport.
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Chamber Commerce names Industrial Contact Committee
The Chamber of Commerce forms an Industrial Contact Committee to engage and recruit industry for Dothan. Jim Brennan chairs. members include Bens Slingluff Arthur Ussery Ed Wells Sr Albert Logue Clyde Coe. The group backs creation of an Industrial Corporation to lure new plants and expand local employment. Also noted is a Howell school tour by a major underwear maker, possible 200 job plant site, and a 200 new members added. drive to exceed 300.
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Mrs. B. C. Smith Sr Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. B. C. Smith Sr eighty five who died at a daughter's home after a long illness will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Johnson Wilkerson chapel with Dr E. Childs officiating. Burial in Beulah cemetery. Native of Georgia, moved to Alabama in 1892. Survived by three daughters Mrs Taylor Mrs Mary L Williams and Mrs John Ridden Columbus Ga. three sons Mose Smith Sam C. Smith and Wil Smith all of Dothan. four grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Grandson will serve as pallbearers.
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Rome Coliseum Facts On Seating And Size
The Coliseum at Rome housed 87 000 spectators with seating for 10 000. Its arena measured 182 feet wide and 285 feet long, reflecting measurements of the ancient structure.
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Confusing Charleston West Virginia Visitors Bypass Architecture
Visitors to West Virginia’s 34-acre Bi-roum capital area show the beauty of the architecture but many miss key paths. Officials report the central offices are in the stern section near the Gumbenager rooms, with signage unclear and access hindered by the layout.
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Denver Air-Pein Wing Sets Veteran CAP Initiatives
Colorado air defense wing adopts two CAP programs to back veteran aviation industry. Key measures guide regional aviation support and workforce reinvestment across the state.
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