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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1944
Page
2
The article discusses Southern attitudes toward the Democratic Party, noting a drift away from the old party and calling for a revival or remaking of the party to resemble its historical form. It suggests future shifts may occur beyond 1948 or 1952, with a focus on unifying the South under a renewed political framework.
The column surveys a wave of Senate replacements as Roosevelt era shifts unfold. It names governors and lawmakers from North Dakota to Washington, highlighting figures like Governor Moses, Brien McMahon, Clyde Hoey, Olin Johnston, Wayne Morse, Glen Taylor, Leverett Saltonstall, Homer Capeman, and Warren Magnuson among others, and sketches their backgrounds and potential impact on foreign policy and domestic agenda.
A damaged text fragment cites biblical phrasing from Revelation and a misattributed saying by Butler. The lines discuss recognizing true deeds and an assurance of ongoing work, bearing the flavor of a religious sermon or editorial from a historical page.
Premature revolts by Southern Democrats in Louisiana Mississippi and Texas failed to shift electoral votes in Roosevelt's favor. Louisiana 187491 for Roosevelt. Mississippi 99375 for Roosevelt. Texas 759118 for Roosevelt and 175545 for Dewey. The text notes these rebels did not reflect majority views and warns Northern Democrats to value the solid South.
Thomas L Stokes notes split voting across state and congressional races. Frank Lausche of Cleveland is elected Ohio governor, praised for vote getting and potential future influence. Other regional leaders like Fulbright and Hickenlooper are highlighted for foreign policy roles and Senate impact in postwar plans.
The article notes a GOP shift with a supporter of Wendell Willkie in the progressive wing, backed by the eto, strengthening national party lines. Alexander Smith joins Republican ranks in New Jersey, reversing the Democratic trend by defeating Elmer Wene and Boss Hague ally, aligning with internationalist postwar aims.
A cluttered network rundown outlines varied radio programs and acts for Tuesday, including Mercury’s Music Shop, Mystery features, dramas, comedies, news broadcasts, and musical variety. Notables include The Irrestibiles in Vocal, The Green Hornet, Five Minutes News, Bob Hope’s Comedy, and Dancing Music with Newsreel segments.
A compact roundup presenting varied items from perfume ingredients to dairy yields, dances, fruit casting, radium measurement, plant chemistry, military armor, ancient records, and vitamin discovery. It surveys curiosities across science, history, and culture with brief statements.
Peter Edson outlines U S lend-lease aid to China totaling about 620 million dollars through October, compares it to Soviet aid, and explains three main routes of shipments to Chiang Kai-shek’s forces and Stilwell’s transfers. He notes the plan to keep supplies from diversion by routing through General Stilwell.
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