Dothin Eagle Prepares for Spring Edition in 1945
The Dothin Eagle announces subscription rates and service details for mail delivery in Alabama, with rates by carrier and mother, plus publication notes. It lists staff, telephone lines, and mentions associated press rights and a statement of factual accuracy. The paper notes the Thursday, March 29, 1945 publication date.
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Alabama
Carer
Matheres Carr
Ceuta
Mater Keone
Mitrialind
Ark
War cuts and the price of victory
The Navy trims ship production from 84 to 12 escort carriers, shaving 1.0 billion to 325 million and signaling a war nearing end. The piece argues that saving lives matters more than dollars, urging remembrance of the debt owed to the service members who sacrifice in defense of the country.
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America
Argentina Joins UN Plea Amid Axis War Debate
Argentina seeks UN admission and declares war on Germany and Japan as it faces isolation for pro Axis stance. Editorial argues Argentina should join Allied effort, offer navy and army support, and align with Pacific command. Includes note on Soviet stance and potential asylum for Hitler group.
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Coors
United States
Britain
Argentina
Pacific
Uteeermeers
War weariness and drills in wartime politics
Washington reports reveal high level discussions on Germany's expected end and Japan's resilience, with General Marshall warning of prolonged conflict and supply strains on both sides. A separate scene shows two waves saluting Admiral Leahy, while other notes cover Senator Young's reception, Morse’s rebukes of party lines, and MacArthur’s disputed refusal to let Major General Kirk visit Manila for hospital inspections.
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Marshall
Germany
Gestapo al
Iaco
Senatore
Japan
Pacific
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Willian Leahy
Milton Young
North Dakota Republicaan
Hugh Butlers
Nebraska
GOP
Young
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
WLB
Morse
Senator Young
Butler
Senator Morse
Jeth Aiken
Vermont
Langer
North Dakota
Yound
Aubrey Williams
MacArthur
Norman Kirk
Army
Manila
Kirk
MacArthln
Luzon
Army Medical Corps
Leyte
Leyte Island
Kuk
General MacArthur
Boll
War split over MacArthur legacy and Luzon push
The article notes a pro and anti MacArthur split within the War Department and criticizes credit given to other Pacific leaders. It discusses Manila harbor progress, Luzon hospital inspections, and Mindanao combat, then details a tale of anti-Nazi students aiding the Remagen bridge capture and a line on the waltz origin.
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War Department
Pacific
Kreuger
Eichelberger
Kenny
Armpold
General MacArthur
Eisenhower
Patton
Hedges
Simpson
Petch
Devers
Philippines
Japan
Mindanao
Manila
Eudendorff Bridge
Rhine
Hitler
Schutz Staffel
Remagen
The
Bell, Syndicate, Inc
Ernie Pyle Describes First Air Strikes on Japan
In the Western Pacific, Ernie Pyle recalls pre dawn launches from the ship, catapult takeoffs, and briefing moments. Pilots learn they must each face about three Japanese planes, while rules forbid shooting parachuting enemies and a fear of enemy reconnaissance fades as home stations go silent.
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Western Pacific
Washington Monument
Rip van Winkle
Japan
Chalkey
Tokyo
Radio Programs on WAGF Tonight and Friday Schedule
A list of WAGF radio programs with times and performers for Friday and an ongoing evening schedule. Entries include Fulton Lewis Jr MBS, George Paxton Orchestra, Arthur Hale, Agatha Christie Poirot, Manuel Presenta Curt Massey, Al Goodman Memories, Anita Ellis, Don Reed Orchestra, and Vaughn Monroe performances among others. Airing includes AP News updates and various music, drama, and variety segments through the night.
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WAGF
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Geo. Paoxton
Orch
Arthur Hale
Anita Ellis Singa
AP News
Buddy
Vaughn Monroe
Wartime Outlook: Allied Air Power Shrinking Hitler's War Capacity
An assessment notes Allied bombings and air supremacy eroding German war potential. It cites Cologne raids, Harris and Baker cooperation, and claims about 95 percent destruction of synthetic fuel and oil plants. It describes diminished German air force, factory destruction, and strained logistics as the war progresses.
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Montgomery
Amn Front
Hitler
Reich
Royal Air Force
Cologne
Arthur Harris
Harris
General Baker
U. S
England
Germany
Vast Cable System Belts Earth With Widespread Wires
The article notes a global web of communication cables and wires totaling over 300000 miles of submarine cables 100000000 miles of telephone wires and 5000000 miles of telegraph cables across the world highlighting the reach of modern networks and infrastructure.
Across The Networks A Dense Night Of Variety Programs
A chaotic schedule lists numerous radio acts and orchestras in a single evening lineup. Multiple performers, shows, and time slots span from early evening to late night, featuring news, drama, comedy, music, and variety programs across several networks.
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Curde
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George Macdonald
Navy
United Nations Aslang
United Nations
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Ter
Argenta
Komianian
Victor Gutzulesco
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Benito Mussolini
Birds of Feather
Himmler
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Russia
Berlin
Osf
OPA
Ealing
By Galbraith
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Ernie Pyle
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The Johnson_Family
MBS
Paul Baron
Thomas Pelpeo
Chick Carter
John’s Kentucklane
Edwin LeMar
Como
Nbe-Bank
Kirkwood
Cbs War Correspondenta
Nbe
Johonie Johnston
Monica Lewis
Raymond Gram Swing
Bob Burns
Blu Mr. Keen
Debaule
Baltenborn
Frank Morgan
Earl Godwin
Newn
Desth Valley
Che-Basic
Dizle
America Town
Bowes and Gould
Joan Davis
Renent
Corliss Archer
Dramatic Beries
Abbott and Coxtallo
Fred Waring
Tae Cenalan Senge
Ana Gesstaebe
Cba
Nbe-Banla Tha
Music Shop
Berkeley
Houston Merkle Works
Ceo End Water
Thvy
Swiss Cleaners
Hansel Keireland
Houston County
Farmers Exchange
Ula Grasger
Mer
Henry G
DE. C. H. Poftevint Veterinarian Hospital
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Oates
Eireeal
Ceri
Dixie Transfer i ; & Storage Coy
C. E. Blakey
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Dothan
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