Fair Enough by Westbeoir Peglee
New York columnist defends his stance on labor unions and leaders including DuBinsky Petrillo Ryan Tobin and Lewis. He rebuts attacks from NAM figures, defends independence, notes admiration for some union leaders, and argues labor power shapes politics. He says he lives by labor and anticipates pushback from powerful employers.
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Let There Be Light Fragmentary Thought Note
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The Channel in Wartime Debate and Tidal Hazards
The piece surveys the English Channel as a strategic wild card in the invasion timetable, noting its unpredictable tides and double high water. It recounts historic bridge and tunnel proposals, including a 24 mile long French English plan, and argues the channel can both help and hinder operations depending on timing and conditions.
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fragmentary text discusses warnings about evil, mockery of religion, and materialism shaping modern thought and governance. It mentions a figure named Arthur and a city or place called Atlanta in a critical context.
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Houston County Election Fraud Sparks Strong Editorial Response
The Eagle newspaper notes widespread voter irregularities tied to a May primary. Readers urge cleanup of elections, while editors pledge cooperation and condemn theft of votes, calling for accountability rather than retaliation against critics.
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Hurley Proposes US Help for Near East Freedom Push
Major General Patrick J. Hurley urged Roosevelt to guide Near East development through an American economic mission. He drafted a memo proposing advisers for Iran, Arabia, Syria and more, backed by U.S. business to promote the Four Freedoms while expanding U.S. influence. He pressed for a permanent ambassadorship with military rank, clashing with State Department views.
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Contested WW II War Justice Debate and Allied Anger
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Letters to the Editor on courthouse sale and election honesty
A Houston County taxpayer urges stopping the courthouse sale amid alleged election violations. He cites a grand jury clearing charges, defends honest elections, questions evidence for indictments, and appeals to public opinion to support government integrity and remove a market threat.
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Hodges Advanced to Corporal in Private Class
Private first class Woyd g Hodg es 83 son of Mrs Lottie L Hodges of Dothan has been promoted to corporal. It was announced Saturday.
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Logue’s Lore by Albert Logue urges voter photo records and calm in elections
The column muses on election row and proposes a photo capture idea at ballots to deter fraud. It discusses finger prints, mail ballots, FBI involvement, and fears of misuse while shifting to lighter notes about fishing, fashion, and street life.
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Local air corps corporal served overseas since 1943
Public relations Office of the U S Strategic Air Forces in Europe notes Corporal Hodge Bank is stationed abroad as an aircraft mechanic. He entered the Army after working at Napier Field. His wife Mrs Frantes and daughter Shirley Ann reside in Dothan.
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