Subscription rates and miscellaneous notices in Alabama press
The document lists subscription pricing by carrier and mail across Alabama Georgia and Florida with weekly and monthly options and rates. It includes publishing notes on obituaries and notices and a statement from Kelly Smith Co offering advertising space and corrections for inaccuracies. It ends with a dated declaration about opposition to tyranny and mentions locations in Boston Allentown Philadelphia Atlanta.
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Alabama
Georgia
Mal Daly
Florida
Maer Fae
Let There Be Tight and Quote from Leviticus
A 1945 newspaper clipping presents a religious quotation from Leviticus and a Seneca line about punishment for injury and self-reproof. The fragment notes severe punishment for those subjected to their own remorse.
Surplus War Property Sale Hobbled by Bureau Priorities
A Washington report shows government surplus desks typewriters filing cabinets and adding machines sitting as surplus but not offered to private buyers. Agencies with Surplus Property Act priorities have earmarked or procured supplies leaving veterans and commercial buyers frozen out while bureaus retain excess stock.
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Washington
Armistice Day Remembered With WWI Tribute
Yesterday Armistice Days honored the end of World War I and paid homage to the men who gave their lives in 1917 18. A new note added yesterday enlarged the homage to include those who died in World War II, asserting no day has yet been rejected as Armistice Day for the recent conflict.
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Naples
Susan
Hong J
Heywood Broun
War Department
End of World War I Armistice Day Debates Rise in Congress
A bill in both House and Senate proposes August 14 as Armistice Day to honor Japan's surrender end of World War I, with the American Legion supporting the date. Other proposals include May 6 for Germany's surrender or a two day observance, but a single holiday seems likely. The article notes V E Day and V J Day as remembered, with V J Day marked in red on calendars.
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Congress
House
Senate
Japan
United States
American Legion
Pacific
Germany
Leen Munde
Jepas
Pauley heads to Manchuria over Russian reparations claim
Edwin W. Pauley, chairman of the American reparations delegation to Germany, hastens to Manchuria via Tokyo to probe reports Russia is taking indemnity from Manchuria. He argues Russia deserves little reparations from Japan, while U S policy aims to keep Japanese assets in Manchuria and China as part of Chinese reparations.
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Edwin W. Pauley
Germany
Manchuria
Tokyo
Russia
Pauley
China
Not Over For All Victory Bonds Drive
The driving excuse, The war's over, Why should I buy bonds, is addressed. The message urges buying Victory Bonds to support overseas troops returning home and to hasten civilian life after the war. It stresses buying one or several bonds and suggests results by the next Armistice anniversary.
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Janie
Warships and inflation fears loom in wartime notes
In wartime dispatches, ship crowding and safety issues rise as the Army limits sailors carried home, while inflation fears grow. Chester Bowles is praised by some as a friend of the common man despite broad opposition from Congress and business groups. MacArthur’s broadcasts draw mixed critique, and a Dies Committee clash over Stripling’s reemployment stirs political tension.
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QPA
Chester Bowles
Washington
Everyong
Leon Henderson
MacArthur
Jack Harris
Harris
New York
Lane
U.S. S. Missouri
Tye
Soha Rankin
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Congressmai
Gouber Fugen Cox
Tenrgins
Jet &. Wood
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Stripling
Peterson
Provida
Bomner
North Carolin
Robin
Utah
Murdock
Arizona
Stepling
Rankin
Mississippi
Thomas
Newaberaey
Mundt
South Dakota
Lan
Sugar Bowl Dream for South if Alabama Battles Army
John Temple Graves suggests in a column that a clash between Alabama and the Army in the Sugar Bowl could crown the South as football capital. He argues Southern success would uplift the region, attract visitors and radio attention, and embed Southern identity in a national drama.
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West Coast
Tuscaloosa
West Point
New Orleans
Alabama
Army
Dixie
Myland
Los Angeles Times
South
Railway labor tensions and wage disputes across the nation
The piece describes simmering wage disputes among maintenance workers and other rail labor, with railroads seeking permission to keep 60,000 Mexican laborers for bed maintenance at wartime wages. It notes difficulty finding enough workers and mentions use of convicts and prison labor, especially in the South, as wages lag and general wage scales fall.
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Vaihroads
U.S
South
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Radio Programs Overview and Schedule Fragments
A fragmented list of radio programs and hosts including WAGP JONIGHT Fulion Lewis Jr MBS and AP News. Entries mention Adventures Of Bulldog Drummond and Adventures In Research Eyes The Future and Morning news shows. The dense OCR yields mixed show names, times, and sponsors with many illegible bits.
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WAGP
Jonight Fulion Lewis, Jr
Frank
Oreh
Faldie Stone
MBS
AD News
Rudy Sraterk
Mountain Boys
AP News
Shady Valley Folks
Trade Winds
Elan Maxwell
AP News Farm
Marion Downey
Clementi Aree
Tretia Snuff
Jane Day
Ranita
MGS
Apade Cooley Nance Gang Fiolnry
The
King's Men
Tarn and Abner Comedy Skit and Radio Schedule
A fragmented listing outlines Tarn and Abner skits with assorted radio and film programs across CBS networks. Entries include Hedda Hopper Hollywood segments, Five Minutes News, concert broadcasts, quiz shows, and a late night drama series with various guests and time slots.
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Abe
Hollywood
Howard Harlow
Abe Joan da Ad
Cba
Jack Bailey
Uabe
Cbs
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Washington
Starr
Information Presse
Abe Pacific
Abe Screen Guild Players
Hoover
Doe
J. Q
Hob Hawk
Nbe
Cbs & Abe
Schools Observe Education Week in Geneva County
Geneva County will observe American Education Week with nineteen white and nine Negro schools participating. County Superintendent J J Collins announced visits to all classrooms by the superintendent, Mrs Lillie T Fain, and Eva Pearl Jordan in the white and Negro polls during the period from November 1 to November 15.
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Geneva
Geneva County
J. J. Collins
Lillie T. Fain
Eva Pearl Jordan
Army To Improve Elba River Levees
Congressman George Andrews announced to Mayor L F Mullins in Elba Alabama that Army Engineers plan erosion protection work on Elba river levees and drainage canal built to carry Beaver Dam Creek water. He said the U S Engineers Office in Mobile confirmed the project and the Elba Chamber of Commerce requested pressor approval.
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Washington, D.C
George Andrews
L. F. Mullins
Elba
Alabama
Army
Andrews
Mullins
James C. Dixon
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Engineers
Mobile
Beaver Dam Creek
Elba Chamber of Commerce
International cooperation needed amid Big Three tensions
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Brush Field Marabal warns Allied unity falls short of effective Germany governance. He cites distrust among the Big Three, calls for sustained international collaboration, and notes Washington atomic energy talks with Truman Attlee and Mackenzie King as pivotal steps toward shared discoveries with safeguards.
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Brush Field
Marabal Mamtgomery
Aken
Germany
Reich
Internatans
Powi
Feild
Berlin
Marshal Montgomery
Russia
Washington
Truman
Attlee
Britain
MacKenzie King
Canada
Survey of Elba levees by Army Engineers advances
A cent survey by Army Engineers on the Elba levees shows condition concerns. Colonel Mark M. Boatner, District Engineer for Mobile, informed Congressman Andrews that a second survey is underway and a further War Department action report will follow.
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Army
Elba
Mark M. Boatner
Mobile Office
Andrews
War Department
Lincolnlam Came to Linests break 29 year sentence
A fragmented OCR item references Lincoln era figures and a 29 year sentence or term, though details are unclear. The readable text points to names or events linked to a legal context and historical figures, with no full narrative due to damaged source.
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Lincoln
Lam
Jimners
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