The Eagle Daily Alabamas Longstanding Publication Details
The Eagle Eagle Publishing Company announces subscription rates by carrier and mail for daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing in Alabama Georgia and Florida, and notes special rates for motor route service areas. The paper credits Associated Press and United Press for news, includes a Jefferson quote, and lists national representatives.
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Let There Be Light and The Ladder We Build
A thoughtful pairing of scriptural exhortation and a methodical verse on ascent. Nehemiah 1 9 reminds of gathering and a chosen place while Holland likens heaven to a ladder built step by step from earth to sky. The two passages together reflect faith, perseverance, and gradual spiritual ascent.
Moment of courtesy ends street bumper clash
A downtown fender bender on N Foster Street draws a crowd as two expensive cars collide. The larger car driver exits, apologizes, and offers a cigar, leaving onlookers surprised by his courteous gesture rather than anger.
Exit Stays Open Howland Spencer Returns Home
Former exile Howland Spencer, who fled to the Bahamas after opposing President Roosevelt in 1939, says he is moving back to Hyde Park. He intends to “air out my part of heaven” while noting the 1930s drift and the election’s impact on his stance, amid questions about his reception.
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Governor Sparks Endorses Segregation in Two Race Society
Gov. Chauncey Sparks argues the first essential for a workable two race South is absolute segregation with separate churches schools hotels pools and clubs for Black and White communities. He warns against outside propaganda and urges practical but firm separation while insisting both races deserve justice education health and equal protection under law.
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GOP forecast for two years of policy shifts and tensions
A Merry-Go-Round view outlines GOP plans focusing on foreign loan cuts, limited tax relief, rent control removal, and budget priorities. It notes likely vetoes on Italian loans, Wagner Act repeal attempts, and a tougher immigration stance while predicting a stagelike economy with rising prices and gradual tariff tensions.
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Truman’s Two-Part Make-Up Shapes His Reform Drive
John Temple Graves analyzes President Truman as a blend of practical politician and Rooseveltian loyalist. He argues Truman’s reform moves reflect the New Deal mindset, urges post election scrutiny of Roosevelt’s legacy, and predicts Truman could redefine the Democratic Party for Southern voters seeking change.
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Figure of speech on citizenship echoes in local rhetoric
A fragment discusses attitudes toward an unnamed figure accused of abandoning supporters for a leader. It notes people would tolerate his presence but reserve a strange look should he return, suggesting he could secure a ride to the dock to retreat to his hermitage.
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Quotes From World Leaders And Notable Figures 1946
A compilation of remarks from Dr. P. C. Chang Georgi Malenkov and others on power respect and policy. Noted figures reference strong nations, UN roles, railway and navy matters, and a quip about a president’s resignation.
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World Today explores Molotov disarmament statement and British stance
J M Roberts notes Russia hints at international atomic control while seeking reassurance on inspections. He contrasts U S hopes for disengagement with Molotov’s guarded tone. Churchill criticizes postwar pace and warns Europe remains destabilized as Attlee weighs peacetime conscription and risk.
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Veterans win use of Houghton juvenile courthouse
Six veterans and their families converted an idle three year unused juvenile courthouse in Houghton Michigan into their new housing. They researched the empty building after a petition to the county board of supervisors led to repairs and alterations before moving in.
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Radio Networks Wednesday Schedule Summary
Radio listings show a dense lineup from 6:00 PM through 2:00 AM including Mystery of The Week News Commentary Overseas at 6:00, World News via Broadcast, Songs and drama features, comedy and detective serials, and late night programs with Frank Sinatra Dinah Shore and Kell Kyser.
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Radio Schedule Fragment From WAGF Evening Lineup
A dense roster lists programs and performers across WAGF broadcasts with times, show titles, and station notes. Names include Cecil Brown Dick Jurgens Navy Recruiting and bands like The Charioteers and Rainbow Trio, reflecting a mid-20th century schedule.
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Three Generations Mark Shared Wedding Day Across Families
Arlington mass three generations of one family mark anniversaries on the same day. Mr and Mrs James F Kimb observe 55th by themselves while their son and his wife and Mrs A Allen Kimball celebrate 30th in Winchester. A grandfather and her husband Kenneth G Larrabee receive congratulations on their fifth anniversary at Binghamton.
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Farmers urged to vote in county PMA committee election
Over 80 000 eligible voters in the 1200 community are asked to cast ballots on December 2 to select county Ame farmers to direct the agriculture conservation program. Crawley in Pike County leads the PMA committee urging participation.
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