Subscriptions and service notes from the Dothan Eagle
The Dothan Eagle lists mail and motor route subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery in Alabama and Georgia. Rates shown include monthly and multi month options, with a note that motor route service is not available in some areas. The paper includes department charges and general notices, ending with a Jefferson quote and the date Wednesday October 15 1947.
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Cartier
Alabama
Ceorgia
Georgia
Let There Be Light: a Christian exhortation on blessing
A religious reflection cites I Peter 3 9 about blessing enemies and returning good for evil. The author Tilotson asserts that the highest victory is to respond with kindness when harmed, turning injury into blessing through deliberate mercy.
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Tilotson
Be Careful and Come Back Alive Hunt Reminder
As hunting season nears in the Wiregrass, hunters prepare with oiling shotguns and stocking shells. Officials warn that accidents are common but preventable through basic safety, common sense, and respect for others.
Real motive for Europe aid described by General Clay
In Washington for talks on occupation zones, General Lucius D. Clay argues Europe’s two terrors, a police state or hunger, must be removed to foster democracy. He says U.S. aid is selfishly aimed at ending hunger, quelling communism, and stabilizing Europe to prevent war while promoting democracies.
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Germany
Washington
Europe
Gen
Clay
Child-Like Behavior From Soviet Russia on Palestine Partition
The piece argues Soviet Russia endorsed partition of Palestine alongside the United States, then cites recent actions in Szczecin port and St Poelten as examples of “child-like” conduct. It suggests Russia’s stance may be a war of nerves and calls for patience for potential future maturity into the adult international order.
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United States
Palestine
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Russia
United
Soviet
Poultry debate swirls over Europe relief bids
Washington lawmakers grill Lever Brothers head Luckman and Secretary Anderson as they defend a wartime food cutback plan amid worries over 225 million pounds of poultry in cold storage and 600 million more entering markets before Thanksgiving. Morse Thye Brewster Ferguson press for balanced impact while Europe aid weighs against farm program.
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Washington
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Minnesota
Ed Thye
Lucaman
Los
Morse
Oregon University Law School
Europe
Turkey
Anderson
Luckman
Thye
Owen Brewster
Maine
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Sould Luckman
Tuckman
Lever Brothers
Plant Soap Company
Cvan
Crowds Hall Jeus runs a Columbia Record headline
The Columbia Record features a daily editorial yoga style piece on the Revised Standard Version of the New Testament. The column discusses Bible reading in modern times, social chatter in Columbia, nostalgic Old South touches, and the shift to new locker room luxury. It notes farm life versus city life, poverty in farming, and the need to restore soil fertility amid prosperity, citing a Chinese restoration demonstration and echoes of European political tension.
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Columbia
8. C
Jeus
Columbia Record
Winchell, Pearxn
Messrs. Winchell
Pearson
Warm Springs
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Navy
Chin
Washington notes on world crisis and aid talks
Washington observers report a clash between State Department urgency for a special congressional session and White House reassurance that none is needed. Indian Ambassador Asaf Ali sought Truman aid for India amid blocked funds in Tangar. Atomic Energy Commission set to regulate exports of bomber tech. Marshall Plan impacts eyed as inflation risk grows. Britain's new economic czar Stafford Cripps calls for more help. US Treasury data show India’s aid reserves near 9 billion dollars.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
White House
Asaf Ali
Truman
India
Winds
Tenton
Atomic Energy Commission
Council of
Stafford Crions
Britain
Feinland
Treasure Department
Land
Winthean Aldrich
Bell Syndicate
Rome election tests Italian democracy amid rising anti communist push
The Rome municipal contest showed the Christian Democrats edging the communist backed bloc as the government tries to stem Bolshevik influence. De Gasperi faces a tougher civic struggle while Italy leans on Marshall Plan aid to stave off totalitarian trends and preserve civil liberties.
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Italy
France
Europe
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Bolshevists
General Confederation of Labor Woz
Paris
Paul Ramadier
Mrikers
Republic
Ramadier
Chile
Gaspert
Democratic Party
People's Blue
Baca
Smaaller
Mussolini
Christian Democrats
People’s Bloc
Reds
Gasper
Bemidji Icebox town births Bunyan legend
Hal Boyle notes Bemidji Minnesota famed as "The Icebox of America" with a lore of Paul Bunyan and Babe the blue ox. He recounts the quartzite diamond myth, giant statue, and tourism drawing nearly 309,000 yearly, plus humorous regional tales from Bunyan’s camp to the cold climate branding.
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Bemidji
Pau Bunyan
New York
Cme
Paul Bunyan
Beniji
Pan
Babe
Lake Benaji
Union
Paul
Bunyan
Johnny Inkslinger
Kansas
Minnesota
Simple Dress Trimmings For Children's Clothing
A fragment notes a practical trim approach for kids garments. It suggests replacing bulk with a flat facing at the neckline to improve comfort and appearance. The reference emphasizes both attractiveness and practicality in neck finery.
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Arter
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Atlanta
San Francis
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Peter
Ordi
Fong
Lucius D. Clay
Thene
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Szczecin
Poland
St. Poelten
Austria
Ture
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Serato
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Eiven
Amdeuttur Degretment
Macarthour
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Japan
MacArthur
Owen Breweter
Prinyan
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John Temple Graves
Birmingham
Indeey
South
Department of Agriculture
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