Subscription Rates and Rights in The Dothan Eagle
The Dothan Eagle outlines subscription rates by carrier or mail across Alabama, Florida, and nearby states with weekly and monthly options. It notes charges for readers and credits Associated Press material and local editorial policies, including accuracy standards and retractions for misstatements of fact.
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Alshams Canrgis
Flande
Ventum
Florida
Carrie
Moir Dally
Trials Begin in Nuernberg to Judge Nazi Leaders
The world watches as twenty high ranking Nazis face trial for crimes against world peace and humanity. The Nuernberg trials create a new precedent by holding individuals personally accountable for war crimes, beyond states.
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Adolf Hitler
TASTES DIFFER Bulgaria Election Under Fatherland Front
The Bulgarian vote Sunday faced U S protest over lack of democratic choice as candidates were only Fatherland Front aligned. The United States argued the election could not reflect the people's true will and protested the process.
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Bulgaria
United States
Fatherland Front
Bulgars Defy Election Doubts In Democratic Talk
A garbled report notes Bulgars faced misgivings about democracy yet a large portion still voted. The fragment suggests foreign distrust of U S electoral systems and hints at external influence concerns, implying people differ on governance models and voter participation.
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State Department
Argentina
Bissell
Walter Winchell
ACE
Eleanor Roosevelt
Henry Wallaces
Washington
Truman
Reather Odlum
Edith Helm
White House
Tae John Boettigere
Anna Roosevelt
Seattle
Peast Intelligencer
Roosevelt
the Syndicate, Inc
Bell
FEPC Liquidation Sets Closures for Major Offices
The Fair Employment Practices Committee will close its New York Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco San Antonio Los Angeles and Washington branches on December 15 while Detroit Chicago and St Louis stay open through next July. The move preserves PAYROLL for those three cities six more months, provoking debate over who bears the axe and whether this counts as discrimination.
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Malcolm Ross
FEPC
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Lews
Graveyard Strike Shows Unions From Cradle to Grave
Chicago mourners learned of a graveyard labor dispute as sixteen grave diggers struck over recognition and pay. Pickets halted a funeral at a cemetery while AFLC Cemetery Workers and Greens Attendants refused to cross. Three pallbearers drove the hearse through the line, delaying the other funerals until a settlement is reached. The episode underscores a union presence from cradle to grave.
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Grave Diggers' Union
Chicago
Greens
Xservies
Cnriege
A. F. L. Cemtery
Unionfam Fem
Atom bomb debate reshapes Senate leaders and public view
Senators and scientists intensify pressure on atomic control amid warnings of nitrogen chain ignition and world destruction. Oak Ridge researchers Burton and Coryell convert McKellar and McMahon supporters, while New Jersey's Smith reports public demand for international cooperation. Also noted is Pearl Harbor Missouri paperweights controversy and MacArthur photo exhibit friction.
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U. S
Washington
Milton Burton
Oak Ridge
Chan Gumey
South Dakota
Gumey
War Department
Pentagon
Potomac
Army
Burton
McKellar
Charles D. Coryell
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
William Pollard
University of Tennessee
New York
Senate
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McMahon
McKeller
Coryell
Pellard Finshed
Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Smith
London
United Natons
United Nations
Missouri
Pearl Harbor
MacArthur
Navy Yard
Madrinson
General MacArthur
Holywood
Brisbane
McArthur
FDR
Hyde Park
Navy
Clayton Bissett
South Ameri
Bread enrichment and milk solids in postwar diet
Dr Tom Douglas Spies discusses a study on treating macrocytic anemia using folic acid, while commentary on bread nutrition highlights adding milk solids to bread to boost calcium, protein, riboflavin, and other nutrients. The piece traces wartime milk shortages, enrichment efforts, and the joint roles of milk use and vitamin fortification in improving bread quality.
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Tom Douglas Spies
Carl ¥. Wilter
Mary B. Koch
Margaret Caldwell
New York Times
Southern Medical Journal
Hillman Clinic
Birmingham
Graves
Radio Programs and Nightly Listings on WAGF
A chaotic schedule of radio programs for WAGF with names like Ralph Slater hypnotist Les Elgart and Jene Krupa's Orchestra, plus AP News updates and various music features. The fragmented listings include times such as 10:00 10:20 10:55 and entries for bands, announcers, and Coast Guard Band performances.
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WAGF
Sparta
Ralph Slater
Les Elgart
Oren
Carel Gilbart
AP News
Elea Mexwell
Goodsear
Iap
Garrett’s Snul
Jane Cowl
Cne Edwards
Queen
Billy Mille Orch
Bread enrichment advice for nutrition officials and public
Scientists urge enriching bread with vitamins and milk solids to boost nutrition for Americans and Britons. They warn vitamin additives alone are insufficient and recommend using milk in bread and flour enriched with talemia niacin riboflavin tran and milk solids for home baking.
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United States
H Is
England
Food and Nutrition Board
National Research Council
World War II trials signal global unity ahead
The piece notes Nuernberg trials of Eichmann and others as a worldwide movement toward justice. It praises justice Robert H. Jackson's line that civilization is the real party at the bar. It argues war crimes trials foster global unity and a lasting peace, urging a united effort against war’s barbarism.
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Tennessee
Luke Lea
Onder
Wes
Germain Emperor
Holland
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Nuernberg
India
Germany
Radio and Variety Schedule for Wednesday Night
A fragmented broadcast guide lists a lineup of radio programs and guests. Highlights include The Rough Riders, World War II news segments, Ellery Queen drama, Lum & Abner, Mr and Mrs North, and Eddie Cantor Variety with large blocks of time allocated to news, music, and entertainment across NBC schedules.
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Bieast
Abeack Smith
Raymond Gram
Carolyn Gilbert
Ahy
Ellery Queen
Eby
Baile
Lone Ranoyer
Went
Abe
Kaltenborn
Mrs. North Drems
Jack Carson
Cha Pages
Melody At Buffalo
Kay Kyser
Cone
Nbe
Andrews Marty Dal Juno
Nbc News
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