Baruch's Call to Mobilize U S Strength in Wartime
Bernard Baruch presses the United States to mobilize economic and military power with urgency amid Korea. He warns that delay invites danger, urges ready action, and contends indecision and selfishness threaten civilization. his warnings echo from the Virginia Military Institute to a New York college function.
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Baruch
Ke Sea
Bernard Herath
Agen Thiet
Virginis ‘Military Institute
Compunion
Korea
America
Tnf
New York
Matesman
Bernard Baruch
Alabama women jury service debated in legislature
A bill to require women to serve on juries faced postponement in the House amid objections to mandatory service. Some legislators doubtful women will accept the obligation, prompting potential amendments. Local interviews with Dothan women showed mixed views on serving. A Waterloo case illustrated misunderstandings about jury duty consequences. The piece urges Alabama women to consider the duties before legislative action.
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Alabama
Ala ‘Bama
purNenter
Lnw
Fury
Waterloo
Tawa
Shatter
Reformatory
Eulogies and Letters in The Eagle Forum
Readers praise Senator John Sparkman and advocate for statesmanship over political gain. The letters urge civilian leadership, recall J Thomas Heflin, and reflect on Truman MacArthur era politics with endorsements for principled, long-term thinking.
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Bala
Eagle
Car
Burkett
Vm Fom
John Sparkman
Senator Sparkman
Tom Heflin remembered as Alabama champion in Washington
Letters recall Tom Heflin as a staunch defender of farmers and principle, contrasting him with Theodore Bilbo and other figures. The piece notes Heflin’s lifelong stand for Alabama and rural interests, praising his loyalty to his beliefs and his service to the state.
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Wise and
Randolph
Virginia
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Bilbo
United States
Tieflin
Heflin
Tom Heflin
Washington
Alabama
Politician Campaign Funds Tied to Goldsmith Outfits
Westbrook Pegler reports on William F. O Dwyer testimony accusing Tobey of soliciting funds from New York based outfits headed by Arthur J. Goldsmith. He alleges slush funds flowed into Democratic campaigns from hidden sources, with names and dates spanning 1930 to 1950 including Tobey, Kefauver, Javits, Murray, and Lipschutz, indicating cross state influence and Democratic party maneuvering.
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Tucson
Ariz
William F. O
Democratic Treasuries
East 50Th St
New York
Waldorf Tower
Tobey
Goldsmith
Zifth
Republican Party
C.I.0
Republic of the United States
O'Dwyer
Pat McCarran
Nevada
House of Representatives
Committee On National Affairs
Magasy
New Hampshire
Yobey
Conor
Maryland
Tobey and Zellers
Concord
N.H
Charles W. Tobey
Zellers
Atlee Zellers
Young Tobey
Merrimack County
The
New
Hampshire House of Representatives
Wilion, Swallow
Sec’y-Treay
Amoskeag Bank Bldg
Manchester
Frank W. Horne
Secy-Treaa
New Hampshire Citizens Committee
N. 3
Gollsmith
McCarran
Kefauver
West Virginia State Democratic Committee
James E. Murray
Montana
Murray
Lardore Lipschutz
Non Secration Anti-Nazi League
Lipschutz
Frank
Society For the Prevention of
British Socialists Aid Gentry Over National Heritage Funds
Dewitt Mackenzie notes Britain’s Socialist government may provide monetary help to financially strapped gentry who own stately homes labeled national heritage. The piece discusses peerage, House of Lords reform, and Tax pressures, framing concessions as a counter to Communism while preserving historic estates and nobility.
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Britain
Tere
House of Lords
Peeri Ag
Dutien
Naonal ‘Trust
Hhis
Where She Stands And Editorial Voices Across Papers
An editorial caption reads Where does Great Britain Stand at a crossroads. The piece appears in The Opp Mews with a brief remark about Bob Clarke County sentiment. Other papers echo, noting no blame on Alabama for the president during a lengthy term in another position.
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Great Britain
Opp
Bob
Clarke County Democrat
Small
Bolace
Alabama
Trueman
Alabama Journal
Greenville Advocate
1951 Revenue Bill Faces Senate Filibuster Debate
The piece outlines opposition to the 1951 revenue bill with key figures like Ray Tucker and Rep. Robart. five Democratic lawmakers shift stance on lower house taxation, while W Hays and Means struggles amid party splits. It notes anticipated post election tax needs for rearmament and foreign aid, and hints at political drivers shaping the bill’s fate.
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Waye
Wil
Auro
Divigend
Sim
Robart
Doughton
North Carolina
Beri Edopted
Etteir Bey
Thia
Truman
Dushes Benice Andlinckrs See at Ge
Local brief notes a 25 year milestone with terse references to a group or event. Readable fragments mention individuals and a place but lack clear structure. The item hints at a reunion or anniversary tied to a geographic location, with limited detail available.
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Weenie
Setionns
Sener
Jesus
Crist Pote
Joshua
Jericho
Alexander Maclaren
Florida
Pomber
Wethingtm County News
Chipley
Washington County
Ton County
Alshamlang
People’s Forum
Prages Sur
John Talliser
Meflin
the Eagle
J. Thomas Heflin
Herbert C
Westbrook
Pegler
Dewitt MacKenzie
Ray Tucker
Tn House
Treasury
Ezezens
Atlantic
Conkine Bate
Whewe
Slep
W. G. Pruitt Mill
Setwoun
Andlinckrs
Pet
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