Exeage Daily Publication Notice and Rates
Publication notice from The Bags Publishing Co outlines subscription rates and motor route delivery in Alabama and Georgia. It includes Associated Press copyright language and misstatement disclaimers, with names and addresses truncated or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeage Setariay
the Bags Publishing Co & Partnership
Wilitaa Theodore "Hall Eouad
Juan O. Ball
Borace Batt
F. Wall
Usthan
Alevamn
Suisse Ime Buu
Alabama
Georgia
Pottaher
Memger Associated Press
Let There Be Light In the Valley Shelled Message
A fragmentary line from Proverbs and a pointed verse mix in a short, antiquated tone. The text invokes parental derision and obedience as a Christian virtue, presenting a religious moral fragment with archaic phrasing and a reflective moral.
McKinney Named President of City Commission for Postwar Era
In a city government reshuffle the three member commission designates Commissioner Rawlins McKinney as President to succeed I C Bates. McKinney, joining the commission in 1933, has a strong record in business and municipal finance, earning praise for managing the city’s finances and handling complex affairs. He is seen as a capable leader to meet postwar challenges and uphold the office with honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
I. C. Bates
Miller and Coe
Rawlins "Jp" McKinney
McKinney
Aem
Dothan
Hia
War Bond Drive Shifts To Give Not Lend In County
The article notes Houston County surpassed its Third War Loan goal with generous lending. A new campaign soon asks residents to contribute directly as gifts to fund relief both at home and abroad. The drive is led by the Alabama War Chest and includes the Dothan United Charity Chest as part of a united appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Houston
Dothem
Mead
New York
Senate Globe
Tome
Salvation Army War Chest drive urged for local relief
In Dothan the Salvation Army asks contributions to the Alabama War Chest to fund Anti-Tuberculoss efforts Boy Beauts Crimpled Children and Underprivileged children. Money will be distributed to relief agencies aiding China relief and American war relief. Donors are asked to give once for the year with the pledge that funds are wisely spent and will aid the less fortunate at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Salvation Army
Alabama War Chest
China
Alabame War Chest
Deserved Promotion: Julian Draughon Named Dothan Chief
Julian Draughon, after long service with the Dothan police, is promoted to chief amid a citywide reorganization led by Commissioner Clyde L. Coe. Coe aims to clear impediments, empower the new chiefs to staff and run police and fire departments, and raise efficiency despite pay and recruitment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Dothan
Julian Draughon
Clyde L. Coe
Intet
Coe
Draughon
Barbs and slogans as wartime morale rises in Germany
Fragmented wartime prose shows anti Italian jabs, calls for war bonds, and a jumbled display of patriotic lines. It mentions Montgomery, the Eighth Army, and propaganda rhetoric urging Americans to buy bonds to counter Axis threats. The piece blends wordplay with wartime sentiment and hints at Allied morale efforts.
War drive for iron and scrap faces industry apathy
Walter sponsors an insurance bill amid a tangled lobby as War Production Board urges a scrap and iron drive. Officials warn of looming scrap shortages, open hearth mills shutdown risks, and rising munition and ship production despite falling ore shipments and late Great Lakes openings.
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Biu
Walter
Fen
U.S
Washington
War Production Board
Great Lakes
War
Navy
Congress
Capitol
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
U. S
Hatton Sumners
Pennsylvanian
Texas
Umners
Judiciary Committee
Sumner
Cox
Federal Communications Commission
Publicity release links Huddell death to labor racketeering
A United States Maritime Commission notice ties Arthur M. Huddell former International Union of Operating Engineers president to labor history notes. The piece recounts Huddell’s 1931 death from a cerebral hemorrhage after a heart wound from a bullet, describes political and criminal ties in Washington and Chicago, and hints at union corruption and rivalries within the era’s labor movements.
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New York
United States Maritime Commission
Merchant Marine
Arthur M. Huddell
International Union of Operating Engineers
Huddell
Sisley Hospital
Washington, D. C
Frank Langdon
Andy Langdon
Cro
John Possehl
Langdon
William FE. Maloney
Chicago
Villa
Miami Beach
Possehl
Maloney
Jor Fay
New Jersey
Fay
Washington
Brother Maloney
Ed Kelly
Party of Humanity
Brother Fay
Frank Hague
Dennis Bruce Zeigler
United States Treasury
Zeigler
Treasury
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ma Joney
Tabor
Green
Radio Programs and Musical Clock News Summary
Radio listings include WAGF and Wednesdays musical clock, Charioteers, Sault Varieties, Coffee Club, Poland vs Hitler, AP News, marching to muse, daily features and devotional segments. The lineup cites camp and regional programs with dramas, detective segments, and a mystery theater block, plus orchestral and guest appearances.
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Charioteers
Sault Varieties
Coffee Club
AU Mie
Poland
Meteo Nowe
Fred Wario
Dhe Bank Cohen
Rabl
Judy Canovs
Serias
Cbs
the Mystery Theater
Nbe
Guy Teele
Bli
Tehe-Baale
Norme Barns
Tines Allen
Moale Orch
Mba
Pither McGoo
Molly —Abe
Orchy Be
Mbe
Hai Jean Iverte I
Rab Nope
Terris
Whey Reed
War Today notes mud halting Russo German front
Reset Mackenzie assesses autumn mud delaying fighting on the Russo German front through mid November. He notes a potential big winter Russian offensive, while detailing plane production in Moscow, Luftwaffe bombing limits, and the strain on both sides for fighters and bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Mas
M Beer
Wrsny
Ever
Caius Marius
Goma
Moscow
Pravda
Berlin
Red Air Force
Red
Stattin
Danzig
Koenigsberg
Bucharest
Ploesti
Germany
Hitler
Frorte
Ouch Reacts to Proposed Federal Income Tax Hike
Washington AP reports mixed public opinion on Treasury plan to raise income tax with initial reaction labeled painful and skeptical. Lawmakers show doubt Congress will approve, signaling potential political clash over reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warlow
George Zielhe
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Tax withholding shifts debated in Treasury plan
The Treasury proposes extending the holding deduction from salaries to improve tax collection though critics fear rising withholdings. The plan would affect single filers and married couples with higher incomes and alter exemptions and credits tied to wartime taxes. It also mentions relief for some depressed families and a rise in surcharges to fund revenue needs. Aviation engine module noted for Navy roles.
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Desw Fearson
Con- Breas
D'Alesandro
Maryland
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Missouri
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Jim McGranery
Senate
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George Pender
Ohio
GOP Critiica
Cling
Peypey
Oarlew
Oteeth Oie
Waalsington
Onnebe
Imagine
Dave
Australia
New Guinea
Jend
Pleagre
MaccArthur
MacArthur
Southwest
Seedvshine
Washington Police Department
Hud
Dell Go
United States
Galbraith
Plicher Warehouse
Central Depot
Reset MacKenzie
Adameels
John B Aighes
Sunny Skylan
Song Larsson
Hel Skelton
Nbc
Paul Schubert
Musle
Blu
Che Cemimient
Sinfonella
Rance Till
Law Varletz
Uyt
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Ko-Ko-Mo
Rainer Studenn
KODAK
Berkeley
Houston Marble
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Borhan
Stephen Service
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