Fragmented 1949 notice mix from era paper
A garbled OCR page from May 10 1949 includes a publisher note section, references to William Theodor Hall edited by Julian Hall, mentions of addresses in Ohio and Florida, and a memorials and notices segment. It also lists pricing at two cents per word and lists names like Mamie and Jefferan amid political and religious commentary.
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Adore
Tyne
Gieavone Wiesserrees
Arle Tay
Mieean
Racker
Ide
Beaton
Montgomery St
Caroony Mt. S
Thomne Jefferan
Let There Be Light Laborers Together with God
A fragmented printed reflection references faith, labor, and divine provision. The text quotes a biblical line about being God’s building and notes a preacherly sentiment from I. G. Holland on work and sustenance, conveyed in a distorted OCR fragment.
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Corinth Lan
Time zone shift debate affects Chattanooga trade area
Northwest Florida and Alabama consider aligning with Eastern Time, while Chattanooga pushes to keep Western alignment. Proponents say regional commerce would suffer if zones split Munson County and nearby communities. Officials warn a boundary shift could trigger widespread business disruption and logistical chaos.
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Merida
Alabama
Florida
Kusteven
Chattannoga
Tean
Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ingside
Munston
Hikat
Chatlay
Whitanenca
Houston County
Henry, Barbour
Roy Athes
Ala- Bann
Dayhgie
Fon
Mauery
Can't Win Gambling Tips from a U S Army Statistician
The Army statistician Erne C Blanche argues the odds on nearly every gamble are known and that most Americans, about 30 million, gamble or can find a bet. He writes a book pledging to guard readers from becoming suckers by studying the odds and avoiding gambling.
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Cairf Statiztician
Gentral Statt Haa
Erne C. Blanche
Blanche
Blanche on Gambling Odds and Honest Games
The author cites Blanche arguing most gambling is unfair and odds favor the house across games like poker and bridge. He notes royal flush odds, lottery returns, and dice probabilities, concluding the only exception is none, as he laments why people gamble while vowing to stop at the end.
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Blanche
Wino
Righting Opportunity From Ideas Wide to Bills
Discussion traces how radical ideas become law, citing Reavldsey RuAl and the withholding tax, then notes Congresswoman Reva Bosone's national health insurance proposal. Her plan would require a $30 initial payment, with the rest covered by government insurance, inspired by auto insurance.
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Reva Bosone
Utah
Congress
Gare
GOP Influence Sparks Editorial Call in The National Republican
In Hattiesburg Mississippi yesterday a front page editorial in The National Republican argues that the GOP must avoid alliances with Southern Democrats, urging Southern States Rights supporters to back party unity while criticizing race-baiting and civil rights opposition. The piece cites George H. Bender of Chicago and notes Southern mills, wages, and industrial growth as pivotal factors in national party strategy.
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Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Go.p
George H. Bender
Chia
Discrediting Jimmy Walker Stirs harsh debate among peers
Westbrook Pegler criticizes Gene Fowler for writing a hostile moral appraisal of Jimmy Walker. He recalls Walker’s mayoral era and a controversial boxing commission, contrasting personal affection with perceived public betrayal and the impact on American self government.
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Gene Fowler
Jimmy Walker
Fowler
New York
Bewu James
Fire and Times
Jimny Walker
Esidien
Fowever
Jimmy
Walker
Peter Gulis
Hos
Waldorf
Jimmy Sin Farley
Big Frenchy
Owney Madden
Pring Care Horn
Welker
James F. Sinnott
Jim
Hany
John Hylan
John F. Hylan
Tex O'Rourke
Circus Saints
Sinmers
Peg
Underworld
Gene
Poll tax question draws attention from Alabama youth legislation
The Outlook comments on state youth involvement in Alabama politics, urging the forthcoming Legislature in May to abolish the poll tax. It defends the law as not preventing Black or white voters and argues against federal anti-poll tax legislation while supporting state action to address the issue. The piece notes the Supreme Court nullified the Boswell amendment and calls for legislative action without voting blocs pressure.
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Tri
Alabama
Montgomery
State Legislatire
Ij Witout Biuch
Breups
Alexander City
Cabinet Posts Are Coveted In Washington Power Fight
Washington observers report two key states New York and Pennsylvania push for Cabinet and top federal posts to counter neglect claims since Truman era shifts. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia interests back Judge James F. McGranery for Attorney General and seek Labor or Commerce slots, amid a broader drive by industrialists to rebalance who dominates Washington.
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Kelly
Barron's
South Carolina
Truman
Helly
Washington
White House
Harry S. Truman
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
FDR
Slemson
Farley
Perkins
Morgenthau
Usealy
William H Woodan
Treasury
Francis J. Biddle
Justice
Frank Walker
Ofice
Texas
Empire States
Tobit
Massachusetts
Onis
Community Notes From May 10 1984 Rotary and Club Events
Pathan Chamber of Commerce held their annual dinner with J J Alldredge as best speaker and Percy Hopkins installed as Rotary president succeeding Arthur Ussery. Clem Exelman treasurer, J H Wirerington sergeant at arms. Bearesn Club banquet at New Some Hotel with Harry K Martin toastmaster. May Mosley hosted Mothers Club gathering on South Foster Street with various attendees. Mr and Mrs Tom Jones and Mr and Mrs Marvin Holtz traveled to Hot Springs for several weeks. Two-act operetta at auditorium featured Ralph Baker in a leading role. Rowell School children observed.
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Pathan Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Alldredge
Mast Bumery
Percy Hopkins
Rotary Club
Arthur Ussery
Retina
Clem Exelman
JH. Wierington
Underwater Flyers and Curious Money Rules
A fragmented passage describes penguins in water using winged motion and tail-like fins as rudders, noting their feet as paddles and mentioning numbers and denominations. The text blends bird motion with unclear references to legal tender, fuelled by phrases about nickels, pennies, and limits up to ten dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Theodort Hall
Julian 0. Hall
Acme Fiat
Publieher Exterel
Povhan
Erie
Aion
Geursin
Ommunthy
Mall
Georgie
Carrie
Perview
Ettalght
Stovvenes
Mamie MrrEn
I. G. Holland
Feont Prighea
Reavdlsey Rual
Chorman
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
John Temple Graves
Bender
Warren
Chester Bowles
New England
CPG
South
Berkshire Evening Herald
Pittsfield
John F Kelley
Harron
Extron
Hoyal Little
Carolina
New
DuPont
Camden
S.C
Union
Orton
Aes
St Tormond
Eee
W. W. Bull
Charleston News
Cowier
James F. Byrnes
Ball
Mr. Byrnes
FEPC
Westbrook
Pegler
Jimmy Walkers
Polencal
Ray Tucker
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Hyde Pari
Acheson
Connecticut
Maryland
Tobin
Middle West
Snyder
Sawyer
Ohilo
Johnson
West Virginia
Donaldacr
Nimots
King
Wisconsin
Clart
Far Wad
Nes
Apni
Imder
Rayburn
House
Joseph W. Morin Jr
Alben WW. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
New Jersey
Cesson
Committee c
Mason and Dixon
Capitol Hill
Charles A.halleck
Homera Capehart
William E. Jenner
Indianapolis Press Club
Hoosier State
Thhem
Dan Kidney
Indiana
Cale
autvTruman
Southern Democrate
Dan Wired
Arthur Kelton
Some
Harry K. Martin
Toa Sima Alter
Mya
C. Mosley
Mothers' Club
South Foster Street
Mra Beal
J. J. Ward
Faulk
W. 3. Bell
BC Clark
Josh Clarke
Heay Flawera
Tray Lewy
G. J. Denson
Thomas H. Jones
Jones
Brac Hood
Tom Jones
Marvin Holtz
Mot Springs, Alk
Theditorium
Ralph Baker
Rowell Schoo
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