Vicious political clash over CIO PAC in Alabama election
Alabama voters face a heated dispute over Handy Ellis and the CIO PAC as accusations fly about political manipulation. The piece accuses PAC leaders and Sidney Hillman of plotting to install Ellis governor, urging lawmakers to oppose the CIO PAC program.
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Sidney Hillmen
New York
Maigler
Sidney
Alabama
Sidney Hillman
Folcom
Handy Ellis
Cio-Pac
Ciopac
CIO PAC clash stains Alabama gubernatorial race
A Alabama political controversy centers on Carey Hagler of CIO PAC accusing Governor Ellis ally Handy Ellis of misrepresenting CIO endorsement talk. Ellis says no binding pledge was made and he sought no CIO-PAC support, while Hagler notes the visit and claims misstatements. Separately, rail unions planned strike was postponed five days, risking major national disruption. Debt payment guidance urged farmers to clear debts before uncertain times.
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Hargier
Preas
Alabama State Political Action Committee
Alabama State Pac
Halgler
Bog Jim
Ciopac
Buch
PAC
Mr. Halgler
Mr. Elis
Elle
Politcal Capital
Amrar
Carey Haagler
Wie Cio
Haaigter
Pier
Bnnor
LID Pac
Elis
Tha
Maigier
Cio-Pac
People of
Alabama
Hagler
CIO
BAC
CLO
Montgomery
C. W Batley
Clarksville
Tenn
Famine plea by former president notes hunger crisis and U S resolve
The report records a former president urging the nation to share resources to relieve widespread famine. He frames the struggle as an urgent moral test for Americans, linking scarcity to national duty and warning against fatal consequences if aid is withheld.
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Herebert Hover
Wid Taga
Harmistrut Fc
Evii
Rail Labor Unrest Shows Truman Shift From Arbitrate Support
Washington notes a dramatic flip in labor politics as Harry S. Truman moves from urging arbitration of a railroad wage dispute to restraining a strike. The piece contrasts Roosevelt era mediation with current firm stance, detailing the roles of Whitney Johnston Fraser Cushen Robertson and other railroad brotherhood leaders amid a volatile pay fight.
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Brethecholds
Harry ‘Truman
Harry S. Truman
Harry Truman
Marty Truman
Truman
FDR
Congress
Roosevelt
Presider
Whitney
Whiley
Johnston
Flyrng Fraser
Tom Cushen
Davey Robertson
Roosevelty
Farley as Roosevelt’s successor choice over Truman debated
The piece argues Jim Farley would have qualified as Roosevelt’s successor, praised for experience and judgment, and notes Farley’s evolving role in New York politics and national affairs. It reflects on postwar America’s mood, leadership, and the tension between democracy and security amid global tensions.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Merry Truman
White House
Roosevelt
Farley
Truman
New York
Jim
Mead
Dewey
Anya
They Say Peace Depends on Honest Strategy
Dr James T Showell of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace warns that peace efforts falter when not supported by study and hard work, contrasting it with a tradition of war. He argues a disciplined, informed approach is needed to sustain peaceful strategy.
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America
United States of America
United States
David Lawrence
Russia
Lawrence
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Paradise
James T Showell
Carnegi Endowment For International Peace
Purge list sparks CIO PAC drive across states
The CIO-PAC unveils a purge list targeting 10 U.S. Senators and 24 House members, directing in many states that opponents of its agenda be identified. The plan envisions PAC influence over candidates and even state political direction, provoking debate on democracy and party control.
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Brewton Standard
CIO
Cio-Pac
United States Congress
Lst
PAC
Wolds
Unio
Amahiina Ed Clolaug
Air Jane Civies
Jersey
Thomas Bins
Akron
Ohto
Burns
New Jersey
Missip
Georgia
Missouri
Montana
Virginia
Nevada
Tennessee
Minnesota
North Dakota
T Slooge
Sidney Hulman
United States
Congress Amon
Wall
Cio-Pag
Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas Burns
Congress
Ae OU
Britain ends imperial rule in India and Egypt shifts policy
The London correspondent cites two main motives behind Britain’s move to quit India and Egypt. Smaller nations gain space as Britain trims empire relations, aiming for broader world peace. India pressures for full independence while expecting a managed British withdrawal rather than immediate removal.
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Egypt
John A. Parris
Associated Press
London
Britain
England
Eh Acwal
Sir Staffed Cripps
Walker Vernon Leads Big League Batters Across Leagues
In a season snapshot from The Associated Press, Vernon Walker tops National League batting with Brooklyn at .380. Notables include Musial, Slaughter, and Hill Musial on pace for power with key RBIs, while Reiser leads St Louis in steals. American League features Pesky and Williams driving runs for Boston as Lodigiani and Moeller post strong marks.
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Walker
Brooklyn
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Aunt Cavarretta
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Teiser
Holmes
Boston
Slaughter
St Louis
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Lewis
Wysostek
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Hulmes
St. Louis
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Mize
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Roser
Benoklyn
McCormick
Hatton and Miller
Cincinnati
Reiser Brooklyn
Titsung—Lanier
St Loui
Baggs
Vernon Washington
Lodigiani
Pesky
Wilams
Moerr
Boxton
Williams
Radio Network Program Guide and Show Lineup Detailed
A dense listing of radio programs, hosts, times, and segments across networks. Includes talk shows, music variety, crime drama, and news blocks with multiple stations and announcers named in the schedule.
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Rawlo'n Supper Club
Nbesba
Lanny Rosa
Che
Jnn Raymond
Carolyn Cilbart
Bob Haus
Jephie Codgan
Dhs
Tam & Abner
Howard Burton
Nan Davie
Orehecco Gould Plasera
Fin Bil Thomann
Varely
Newn
Fragmentary Sports Notes and Names From Boston to New York
A garbled OCR fragment lists players and events across teams. It mentions DiMaggio, Keller, Williams, Rizzuto, and Harris among others, with scattered references to home runs and pitching, plus stray lines about forgiveness and memory. The text reads like a rough clippings snapshot with unclear context.
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Boston
Mardino
St. Lo
Bosblea
Graenberg
Darel Spence
Ian
Spence
Washing
Keller New York
DiMaggio
York
Keller
New
Williams
Beaton
C. Chevel
Rizzuto
New York
Harris
Bovtos
Ferrins
Basten
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