Foster Methodist Stewards To Meet Tonight
The Foster Methodist Church announces a regular Stewards meeting to elect a new nominating committee led by Chairman J A Bureyer. The Women’s Commission, chaired by Van Ritch, includes J D Dinkins and others. Board members listed feature Mra L C Bates, J F Diss, J Flowers, Bruce Fiarry, Mre Reynolds May, J Robverts, Ven Ritch, and many others.
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Foster Bueet Methodia
Ainia
Naw
Officam
J A Bureyer
Will Aa
Birwards
van Ritch
D. Dinkins
T. A Wester
Brow Flurry
Frask Pridgen
L C Bates
LF. Kreboam
J. F. Diss
Cam F B Culver
P. Culver
Dupree Davis
J. D Diskiaa
J. Flowers
J Flowers
Bruce Fiarry
Paul Gamble
Morris Garner
Mins
Meille Grant
G. Handy
W Hawkies
Rey
Hil
W. D Hewes
Jeti Hadaon
W. T. Jons
Ate V. Lae
Lisesby
Lovers
George Y. Melons
DC Marisy
Mra
Reynolds May
T. K Mita
A. A Morne
C L. Newton
Pat Poyner
Min Eire Pridgan
Freak Pridgen
Mre
J. Robverts
Jay Robinson
Ven Ritch
T. A. Boesly
Bhesrause
Leelis Sasari
N. D. Spann
Raymond J
Streyer
Tafay
Stalting
H. G. Tiller
O L Tormpkins
J. E. Walden
Walker
T A. West
E K. Wilpen
J. C. Brock
Tax Measures Rejected and Grants Amid War Emergency
The report notes votes on tax policy including restoring exempt papers, reducing par cant lavy on admissions to venues, curbing soft drink and candy excises, and limiting excises to gasoline and tobacco. It also mentions plans to raise revenue via income tax adjustments and extending levies to synthetic rubber.
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Genersc
Treasury
Texas
Four Power Declaration Shapes Allied War Unity
The four powers China Russia Britain and the United States commit to unconditional surrender of Axis foes and unified military cooperation while pursuing a general international peace organization open to all nations. Secretary Knox calls the accord an all-out victory and a major morale boost for Allies. Puerto Rico history notes and average soap use are mentioned in passing.
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Europe
Fourpower
Chine
United Nations
China
Russia
Laiton
America
Knox
Hull
Battlefront Praises and Critique of Patton Era Leaders
In a veteran observer's portrait of World War II command, Lt Gen George S Patton and Lt Gen Omar N Bradley are praised for ruthless drive and strategic flair. The piece cites Patton's stern care for victory and Bradley's steady, thrifty leadership, noting divisions from First to Seventh and their frontline exploits in Tunisia and Sicily. The Air Force and fighter groups receive acknowledgment for dedication, with Lt Gen Carl Spaatz's command and pilots like Major Lavi Chase highlighted for a long Mediterranean campaign.
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George & Patton Hee
Dick Jenson
Tunisian
Tih
Sicily
Tunisia
Flest
Second Armored
Patton
First Armored
Bizerte
Carl Spasts
Airlex
Myer
Lavi Chase
Mediterranean
Bill to extend CCC subsidy payout delays to force quick vote
Continuation from page one describes a bill extending the life of the Commodity Credit Corporation subsidy payments, pressuring Congress to act before Christmas recess. Majority Leader McCormick says the legislation was temporarily adjourned as members were away on local campaigns. the bill will be brought up after November 15.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Congress
McCormick
D-Mass
Liberator Bomber at Maxwell Field Burns
Firefighters battled a blaze at Maxwell Field involving a Liberator bomber. One aircraft was saved while the other exploded amid the attack, damaging bunkers and prompting investigations into the incident.
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Maxwell
Maxwell Field Ale
Maxwell Field
Post
Bourg 10
Farmers Fear Food Subsidy Power Shift Says O Nea l
The speaker warns that a government food subsidy program could concentrate power in Washington, endangering democracy and agrarian welfare. He cites rising weekly earnings for factory workers and urges Alabama and Southern farmers to unite with others to protect farming interests amid wartime policy shifts.
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O'Neal
Farmore
Washington
Congress
Alabama
Lee
Walter L Randolph
Alabama Federation
State Farm Bureau
Bougainville Invasion Advances Amid Pacific Skirmishes
Allied forces pressed toward Bougainville as naval actions and aerial battles flared. Japanese ships feared a northern advance and fled while Bougainville neared 260 miles from Bougainville’s enemy centers. MacArthur, Halsey, Harmon, and Vandegrift met to align plans for seizing the island and threatening New Britain from multiple coasts.
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Rabaul
Bougainville
New Gulfes
International cooperation urged to avert another war
The article notes broad support for practical international cooperation and outlines plans for a European Advisory Commission in London. The commission will be formed by high officials from the State Departments of the three major powers to manage wartime victory, peace terms, and postwar peacekeeping efforts. Hull hailed advances toward winning the peace and improved understanding after the Moscow meeting.
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London
European Advisory Commiision
Moscow
State Department
Hull
Graduation Ceremony Planned For Cadet Wings At Post
Neem for graduation ceremonies will share the speakers form with Colonel James L. Daniel Jr. Major H L Hetria and Major Ray M Hawley will preside as cadets fly in formation during a 8 am training flight review. A band under John R Charlesworth performs at 9 am prior to the 10 am graduation with officers sworn in by Major Hawley.
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Hawley
Charles R. Johnson Colonal Daniel
Albert J Dreund
Paul J Cuddy
Ctus
U S and Soviet Union Seek Common Ground
The article notes a shared belief by a speaker in closer ties and cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union, asserting they have many common interests and fewer antagonistic ones, reflecting a push toward improved relations.
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Tual
United States
Allied push presses German positions on Italian front
The Allied lines press the Germans from the Massico and Matese anchors as British and American forces advance from Nocelle toward Casinova and Massa, while U S Fortresses hit La Spezia. Bombers strike Rimini Ancona and Yugoslav-front air targets as German retreat risks booby traps and mines.
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Massico
U. S
la Spezia
Italy
Wesr
Genoa
Rai
Rimini
Ancona
Adriatic
Org
Aplit
Yugoslavia
Casinova
Nocelle
Masaica
Allie¢d
Casanovis
Fifth Army
Massica
Germany
Garigiiano
Au- Tuncl
Garlgiiang
Coal mines in Alabama walkout tests wartime policy
Alabama and West Virginia mine actions split the war effort as United Mine Workers walkout enters its third week. President Roosevelt orders government seizure of mines to resume production while unions and operators weigh terms under a wartime labor framework.
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Unai
Haliday
Alabama
Yesurday
Tor
West Virginia
Amal
Ava-Union
Interfor
Ickes
Abe Fortes
Navy
Teava
Lewis
UMW
John L. Lawds
National War Labor Board
War Labor Disputes Act
Mainera
War Labor Board
WLB
Illinois
Operatora
White House
Mners
Birmingham
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Industria
Birtingham
Dothan Franchise in Ga Fla Is Lost
AMERICUS Ga AP a chaotic meeting of the Georgia Florida League franchises saw Amaricus and others elect leaders and discuss the suspension of play. Five clubs Albany Americus Valdosta Waycross resigned from the league, which also surrendered franchises and did not set plans for the 1947 season. Directors named included M M Wiggins P Jones Americus Ali Moultrie Charles Bingleton Y dosta and Herbert Bradshaw. The Georgia Florida League began as a strong minor circuit, operating until 1965.
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Americus
Amaricus
W. T
Connall
Dent
Anderson
James B ‘A
Nereigy
Basel
Georgia - Fiorigs
Albany
Valéceta
Waycrom
Chess
Tallshaseer
Fis
Ee “ National Association
Ani Ereby Sarrendans
M. M. Wiggins
P. Jones
Ale Moultrie
Charles Bingleton
Ydosta
Herbert Bradshaw
Wo Croas
Ths
Roosevelt votes in Hyde Park secret ballot
President Roosevelt cast a vote in the Hyde Park town hall election, publicly revealing his choice for lieutenant governor as William N. Haskell. He arrived quietly, identified himself, and discussed farming while noting concerns about fuel and cooking costs amid weather changes.
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Douglas
Cornell Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Old Town Hall
Bane
Willam N. Haskell
Geven
White Frame
Election Board
Ma Crapser
Franklin D Roosevelt
Hyde
Amile
Hota
Boothe
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