Misstatement of Fact Prompts Investigation and Apology
The article reports a misstatement of fact prompting a full investigation and potential redress. It notes assurances from editors and officials and references Associated Press standards. It mentions public notices and voices concern over accuracy and accountability in reporting.
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Associated Press
Feo
Baers
Redresy
Atlantis Midg
Philadel. Pais
Alan General Mo
Axis Rumors Stir Europe as War Turns
Rumors claim Hitler may pull troops from Italy and abdicate Sicily and Pantalenia for time. King Vittorio Emanuele possibly abdicates to Umberto with Mussolini cabinet realigned. Allies press Italian invasion, Franco looms as future mediator awaiting Allied victory.
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Witler
Italy
Fte
Vittorio Emanuel
Umberto
Mussolini
Hitler
Africa
Sardinia
Sicily
Pantalenia
Spain
Europe
Amendment Aims to Cap Salaries and End Fees in County
A proposed Hardwick amendment would put officeholders on fixed salaries, transferring lump fee income to the county treasury. Future officials would be salaried, eliminating the fee system to curb misuse while keeping pay proportional to duties. The measure, if passed, could influence public service incentives in Houston County.
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Guy Hardwick
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Washington Pivots to Churchill Roosevelt Meeting Headlines
Long analysis notes the Roosevelt Churchill meeting as Allies seek a second front and gauge Axis plans. Speculation focuses on Mediterranean in Italy, Turkey and the Balkans, with Allied troop movements near Africa and across the Channel.
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Setart
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Petadir
Hothay Casablanca
Waahington
Washington
Churchill
Aurs
Roosevelt
Axis
Churehill
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Turkey
Balkans
France
Sicily
Sardinia
Anxig
Gutman
Gibraltar
Bup Tre Axis Ate
Alps
Europe
Aws
Wong
Thawever
Ivaniape
Africa
Eaghari
Russia
Rms
Labor Front Fears and Union Claims From Letters
A New York and national letter collection argues against labor conscription and warns of union coercion under War Labor policy. Readers recount blocked jobs, forced checkoffs, and alleged extortion by Teamsters and other unions tied to wartime policies, with references to McNutt and Supreme Court rulings.
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Washington
Eleanor Foosevel
Tke Hitler
Ing
Cullen
L. R. Sandahl
F. W. Fitch Co
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Bayonne
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Teamstera’ Union
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Roosevelt
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London
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Rucker Radio Hour At WAGF Moves Time
Camp Rucker reports a time change for the Rucker Radio Hour heard on WAGF Dothan. Beginning May 24 the program airs at 4 50 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday to reach more soldiers amid training schedules.
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Camp Rucker
WAGF
Dothan
Camp Relations Office
Geneva Youth Projects Highlight Bryant Fulford's Farms
Geneva Alabama Bryant Fulford an 18 year old vocational agriculture student runs practical supervised farm projects. In 1946 his plan includes five acres of corn two acres of peanuts two acres of cotton one acre of watermelons a home garden and multiple farm practices netting 233.94. In 1941 his efforts covered 20 acres of peanuts 15 acres of corn one acre of potatoes 26 hogs orchard work and garden netting 299.07. Now he maintains 18 acres of corn 18 acres of peanuts one acre of potatoes 40 hogs two calves 12 acres of rice plus home garden and several practices aiding his fathers farm.
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Geneva
Ala
Bryant Fulford
Bryant
Aleutian War Notes and Pacific Strategy
Army observers weigh Aleutian defense and possible Japanese use of Attu and Kiska as bases to threaten Alaskan shores and Allied air and sea routes. The piece discusses terrain, weather, and strategic value, noting Dutch Harbor and Alaska connections, while touching on broader war aims and potential risks.
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Altu
Kiska
Pacific
Aleutians
Alaskan
Halley
Unalagka
Kiskage
Atty
Attu
Kiske
Alaska
Russia
United States
Japa
Farm Repair Program Aids Auburn Farmers in May
Auburn Alabama in May reports the Farm Machine Repair Program aiding farmers with wagon construction and common machinery repairs. At the Vocational farm shop, students repaired gear, sharpened tools, and built parts, supporting 437 total units created by the program in the area. The shop handles stock, plows, cutters, fertilizer scrapers, and other gear while 42 pupils engage in woodworking under local supervision.
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Alabama
Itn
Onema Alore
Georgia Stock
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