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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
2
Election Victory Keeps Roosevelt In White House For War Effort
The piece lauds FDR’s reelection by a strong Democratic majority, crediting PAC efforts and war-time leadership. It notes public distrust of domestic policy but broad support for Roosevelt’s wartime direction, while Britain and others monitor U.S. results and the world views the vote as a democratic show of strength. The author express satisfaction that the election is over and optimism for victory and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House
America
Wendell Willkie
Willie
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Sidney Hillman
Great Britain
Smal
Moscow
Berlin
Tokyo
Cne
Congress
Gov. Dewey
Johson
U. S
India
Davies
Cripps
Stilwell
Britain
Soviet
China
War Chest Appeal Faces Setback in Dothan Campaign
The Alabama War Chest and Dothan United Charities face a rare setback as donor response dwindles. Officials urge action to reach the $33,000 goal, noting about $26,000 has been raised by print time and a shortfall of $7,000 to $9,000 remains. A final push is planned for Friday to close the gap, with a plea for urgent support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama War Chest
Dothan United Charities
Pny
Dothan
Cao
Admiral Mitscher Declares Japanese Fleet Reduced in War
Admiral Marc A. Mitscher, commander of Task Force 56, reports Japan’s naval power reduced after recent battles off the Farmoan and the Philippines. He says the Navy aims to equalize the Japanese fleet with the Swiss navy in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc A. Mitscher
Japan
Farmoan
Philippines
Glass family feud roils Senate over Roosevelt aid
Washington report outlines a public rift in Virginia's Glass family as Powell Glass denounces Senator Glass for supporting a fourth term for FDR. The piece notes internal tensions, with the Glass newspapers' anti-Roosevelt stance and calls for unity amid party politics and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
We Cpen
Powell Glass
Caxter Glass
Virginia
White House
Glass
Byrnes
Mir
Virginia Schoo
Mary Sevbieade
Alben Barkley
Roosevelt
Senators Sons
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Jagat
Harry Byrd
Rixey Smith
Justice Byrnes
Powelll Glass
Byres
Powell
Stilwell
India
John P. Davies
State Department
Stiwell
Burma
William Phillips
Phillips
FDR
Philips
London
Mr. Davies
China
O. L
Davies
Kepore
Gritelie
Sidwell
Lord Mountbatten
Manchuria
Manchuskun
North China
Iidia
United Nations
Stafford Cripps
Col
Louial
Two Party Shift Sparks Postwar Plan For Government
The 1944 campaign signals the burial of laissez faire as both parties converge on a national plan. Roosevelt and Dewey back a postwar world order led by the United States with coordinated international cooperation, open trade, anti monopolies, and extended social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Dewey
United States
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Radio Programs On Air Thursday Nov 9 1847
Radio schedule lists programs from 7:00 to 10:00 with AP News and variety acts. Includes Wad Up and Live, Texas Jim Lewis, Mustard and Gravy, Coffee Club, Hay Nobel's Orch, Lamp of Friendship, Farm and Home Hour, Dance Time, Marching to Victory, Treasury Sones Your Movie, and more. Also notes Collins Awarded Air Medal for meritorious achievement as a B 17 bombardier in Europe. Houston County High School graduate now in the Army Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Texas
Jim Lewis
Hay Nobel
Lamp of Friendship
Dust
Age Glory Pleasants Trio
Dixie Mountaineers
Sele
Trom Chocolate Soldier
Smilin
Ed McConnd
Goodyear Band Review
Garretts Sonft Varietica
Goodman
E News
Midland City
Benny Burss
Ore
Charel
Ewe Poe
Sporta
Ventures
Researc
Ews
Mareer
Nbe
Hede
Bia Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gomsteits
Abe
Johnnie Johnston
Martin Block
Yolnay Hurd
Mbs-Weat
Caralyn Gilbert
Eary Aces
Cbs
Cbs-Basic Cone Ranger
Weat
Blu
London
Baltenborn
Mrs. North
Dack Cerson
Varle
Bta Ceci
Brown
Lum
Abner Seria
Bly Ee Sara
Serene
Enry Oungiorn
Jean Hersbolt
Chan
Eba
Eddie Cantor
Veraisty
Frank Sinatrs
Abe Joseph Dunninger
Bbu
Gabriel Heater
Profearinnala
Ken Murray
Orebes
Cone
Raymond Gram
Bhy Suroner "Welles
Mbe
Ted Malone
England
Bly Paul Shubart
Nelson Eddy
Eba Scramby Amby
Muysic
Nbe-Bisie
Nba Newareel
Dance Orch
Tnbe
Nance
Che-Bin
Ariety
Zamo—wka
Edna Tayee Collins
Tallahassee
Big Three face era of power realignments in world peace
Premier Stabo cites Russia as a dominant force in Europe and Asia as Moscow eyes a broad influence. The piece argues that a peaceful readjustment requires all three powers America Britain and Russia to cooperate, with potential bargaining over spheres of influence and bases, amid Germany's wartime plans and Japan's military posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabo
Japan
Leest
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Russia
America
Britain
New
English Channel
Pacific
Stalin
Germany
Siberian
Nippon
British Tank Crew Sinks Nazi Ship at Antwerp
A British tank commander, Captain H. G. Stubbs, led a squadron clearing the Antwerp dock area when he learned a German-flagged ship carrying escaping Germans was moving downstream. His tank halted at the waterfront and its gunner fired, sinking the vessel after the first salvo struck midship and the second hit below the waterline, causing it to list as it sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Antwerp
H. G. Stubbs
Penetro rediscovered as modernized old remedy
An article extols Penetro a modern version of Grandma’s chest rub made with mutton suet and six active ingredients. It claims rapid melting penetration easing chest tightness coughing and phlegm, plus soothing rheumatic and neuralgic pains, chapped lips and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
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