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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1945

Page

2

Stalin Absence Shocks Moscow Review And Labor Sermon

A 1945 World War II era dispatch notes Stalin did not attend Moscow's Soviet Revolution review. Molotov read the year’s record as officials signaled governance while observers pondered his absence. An editorial by Daniel J. Tobin urges labor leaders to avoid strikes, stressing responsibility to workers and unions.

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President Truman calls for full cooperation on Pearl Harbor inquiry

President Truman authorized all federal employees and military personnel to provide information to the congressional committee investigating the Pearl Harbor attack and invited voluntary cooperation if not summoned. He supported Congress conducting its own probe while noting his general satisfaction with Army and Navy findings. The move signals dissatisfaction with prior conclusions and suggests scrutiny of where responsibility lies.

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Incomplete OCR Item Reads Names and Actions

Fragmentary text shows individuals connected to an event but key details such as the action, place, or date are missing. Readable names appear without context, leaving the record unable to fully identify the event or outcome.

OPA to Consolidate Alabama District Offices

With war ended, the OPA trims offices, merging Alabama northern and southern divisions into one. Washington weighs Birmingham or Montgomery for the HQ, with Montgomery favored for central location and southern industry. Count of county units and inflation pressures back the move to better local service.

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Roundup by Drew Pearson on postwar military and economic policy

The column reports on postwar moves from Washington including plans to democratize Japan, prosecutions of war crimes, and debates over repatriation and ship utilization. It critiques delays in war-crime prosecutions, handling of surplus ships, and shifts in Smaller War Plants regulation, noting political maneuvers by Byrnes, Eisenhower, MacArthur, and Truman and the roles of Taft, Nelson, and Monroney.

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From War Talk to Press Freedoms in Postwar Debate

A column cites John Temple Graves and a Los Angeles Times sports writer on Southern teams in the Rose Bowl, press neutrality, and international politics. It touches Okinawa, the United Nations capital, and critiques anthropologists while calling for careful, free reporting amid wartime policies.

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Radio Schedule Fragment Prompts Saturday Programming Mix

Readable listings show various shows and hosts across stations including MBS and AT News. Programs span music, sports, and talk, with time slots like 7:00 wake up blocks and late morning news segments.

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World Struggles and a Sick World Warily Seen

A historian notes Europe faces collapse and a civilized continent dissolving toward starvation and disease. He warns of uprisings, political upheavals across nations from China to Romania, and the struggle for influence as the world endures a systemic illness before any peace. The United Nations supply aid, yet privations persist as a warning of harsher days ahead.

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Maj Rhyne Speaks To Marianna Rotary

Maj Jeff Rhyne United States Army native of Marianna speaks to the Marianna Rotary club. The schedule lists National Barn Dance Can You Top This Heston Symphony Hour Saturday Night Serenade Grand Old Opry Show and Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra along with talk and variety segments.

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