Fragmented OCR Notice From Alabama Region News
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alabama and Georgia, with scattered phrases about dates, people, and places. The legible elements include references to Alabama, Georgia, Florida and various names, but details are unclear due to corruption. The piece appears to be a local notice or brief regional item with incomplete sentences.
Let There Be Light in Tasnach by the Waters
Fragmentary historical note describes a confrontation between kings and the Kings of Canaan at Tasnach by the waters of Magic. It mentions fighting and a biblical sense of seeking wealth or gain without success, referencing a verse like 5 19.
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Tasnach
Himmler's Exit Signals End of Nazi War Crimes Chase
Yesterday's disclosure that Heinrich Himmler killed himself rather than face punishment underscores a belief that even punitive justice cannot equal his crimes against humanity. The report suggests Hitler may also be dead, leaving Hermann Göring and Joachim von Ribbentrop as top targets, with capture expected soon.
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Bitt
Gestapo
Alles
Himmler
Hemmelt Himmler
Himmiler
Adolf Miler
Hitler
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Ole
Hermann Gaching
Joachim von Ribbentrop
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Alps
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Germany
Churchill Forms New War Cabinet After Coalition Standoff
Churchill resigned as prime minister after Labourites refused coalition continuation. King George commissioned a new cabinet to serve until after general elections set for July, likely keeping Conservatives in power. The move echoes Roosevelt’s political tact as Britain eyes Japan’s defeat and final peace talks.
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King George
Japan
Dunn
Holmes
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Italy
Jimmy Dunn
Count Sforza
Mayor LaGuardia
Halo
Roatta
Roaita
Portugal
Extra Bonds Needed for Mighty Seventh War Loan Drive
Houston Countians have purchased about half the War Bonds allotted for the Mighty Seventh drive. Officials urge no complacency as June 30 deadline nears. only extra bonds beyond deduction plan purchases can meet the elevated target and require every contributor to invest a little more than budgeted.
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Houston
Rome
Stalin Churchill Rift Deepens In Postwar Power Struggle
The piece portrays growing Soviet distrust of Churchill and a new American president after Roosevelt death, arguing Russia seeks new allies as Britain controls Greece Belgium and Italy with U.S. blessing. It cites Casablanca Yalta fallout, North Africa missteps, and Italian politics shaping Soviet skepticism toward Western diplomacy.
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Teheran
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Yalta
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Belgam Ad Maly
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Choi
Eider Sibeerviey
U.S. State Department
North Africa
Italy
U.S
Jimmy Dunn
Julius Holmes
Robert Murphy
Vichylte
Marcel Peyrouton
Argentina
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Almers
Fetain
Pyroun
Ton
Vichy France
Manila Front Visit With 43rd Division In WWII Diary
Lee Miller reports a night jeep ride near Manila with the 43rd Division, briefed by Maj. Gen. Wing on forward positions. He describes hot, dusty terrain, water carriers, a roadside bulldozer, and a close encounter with a Jap, concluding that even non firefights exhaust soldiers in the Philippine sun.
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Bill Robinson
Leonard F. Wing
Rutland
Joseph P. Cleland
Omaha
Celand
Jocks
Fritz Kreis
Russ Brines
Ipor Dam
Don Lichteig
Wester
Cleland
Faus
Matila
War wakes anxieties as Allies face shifting power balance
The column warns of a dangerous Allied period as cross winds from mutual suspicions and red tide shifts threaten postwar order. Tito's Yugoslavia and Balkan tensions test Moscow's influence while Britain and France recalibrate spheres, with occupation issues and German questions complicating strategy amid turbulent Europe.
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United Nations
Yugonev
Germany
Balkans
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Europe
Vt Tate
John Bulli
France
Yugoslavia
Russia
Balkan
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Tito
Radio Programs WAGF Tonight and Saturday Highlights
Radio listings show WAGF schedule with musical acts led by Henry Husse'n Orchestra and Rud Waplen Orchestra, plus news segments, devotions, and all request program. Timed slots include 6:00 pm duties by Fultay Lewis Jr and 10:45 pm news, with orchestral performances on MBS and WBS bands and AP News updates.
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Jan Savitt
Trade Winds Tavern
Philharmonie Stringette
Hal Aloma
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Spurseon Howell
Halle
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Arthur Hale
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Gene Goldkett
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al Goodman
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