Bricker Charges Intimidation in Political Campaign
Gov John W Bricker accuses agents of the Federal Action Committee of waging a campaign of threats to labor voters in favor of the New Deal The remarks warn that workers who vote for Roosevelt risk losing jobs and benefits He asserts a coordinated effort aimed at influencing the Ohio and California electoral votes amid a high profile national contest
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Bakersfield
Cabf
John W Ancher
Fotiucal Action Committee
Ohio
Cslufpriss
Los Angeles
Mammoth evacuation plan tests airfleet movement from Jacksonville
The article details a large evacuation plan to move many planes from Jacksonville to Napier, with radio checks between arrival points and takeoff origins to ensure all aircraft reach safety. Extra dispatchers, control tower staff, mechanics, and servicing crews are required, along with guards around the evacuated aircraft area. This follows a previous evacuation in September when about thirty planes were held overnight during a major hurricane.
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Napier
Jacksonville
Florida
Roosevelt and Churchill clash echoed in radio remarks
In a Chicago radio remark Dirksen Tr. mocked Roosevelt as a pushover while Stalin sees a fourth term. Truman and Bricker shift focus from foreign policy as Truman tells an Eugene Oregon audience that Dewey travels the Pacific Northwest and then to the East posing as a liberal.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Chicago
Rep. Dirksen
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
Stal Ly
Truman
Bricker
Harry S. Truman
John W. Bricker
Eugene
Ore
Dewey
Pacific Northwest
Political Turmoil and Attacks Dominate Washington Briefs
A corrupted piece notes Truman urging toe b ers laws in Portland and condemning service men, while Brecker amid a crowd encore draws mixed reactions. It cites 126 amendments proposed in SS States and reports Pepper in Kennett blasting Dewey as unscrupulous. Washington covers Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee actions and a probe into the anti fourth term publication by Senator O'Daniel.
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Portland
Truman
Los Argeles
New Deal
Kansas
Uty
Jas- Lee Brecker
Stmt
Pepper D Fiat
Kennett
Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Statler Hotel
Navy
AFL
Roosevelt
Senator O'Daniel
Dtex
Balkans Drive Shapes Russian Strategy in War
The article discusses Russia shifting focus to political gains in the Balkans as Romania Bulgaria and Hungary fall under Hitler's influence. Officials acknowledge political profits but see no abandonment of military aims. A major offensive in the East is anticipated, with Warsaw as a crucial objective before a broader allied push to defeat Hitler later this year.
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Russia
Hitler Hisoas
Balkans
Campagn
Hiller
Warsaw
Hitler
Europe
Bus
White Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
First Lieutenant William C. White of 202 North Main Street Opp has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the War Department announced today.
Twelve Dothan Men On Scout Council
Twelve Dothan men on the Scout Council formed part of the executive board of the Souvhews at Alabama Pee Scout Count. The council focuses on the Charities Chest drive through a statewide organization. Reeves heads the treasurer post. Carnitael chairs the Houston District. Members include WM Bluwt, Rabba Alfred Wolf, Myer Blumperg, Sam Stephens, Sam C. Heeves, Tom Jones, Jo W Wilson, and Arthur Johnson as at large members.
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Dothan
Charties
Sam Co Reeves
Cvupul
Carnittael
Houston
Fueh
Halsey Focuses On Philippines In New Pacific Push
Admiral Halsey concentrates on invasion-threatened Philippines after breaking the Ryukyus Formosa line. Nimitz reports seven enemy ships and 19 planes destroyed in Luzon, with ongoing action and more details to come. Fleet defense and counterattacks cited, with American losses and Japanese claims contrasted.
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Ryukyus- Formosa
Adm
William F. Halsey, Jr
Philippines
Chester W. Numita
Luzon
Nimitz
Pase
Program Of Health Education Under Way
Health officer Dr W T Burkert announces a countywide health education drive on syphilis in Houston County. He warns syphilis is systemic, can attack any organ, and often shows a false sense of security during early infection. Blood tests reveal infection rates in Macon County, and state health officials say Alabama will soon test all counties.
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Éaer
Houston
Burkert
Burken
State Department of Health
Macon County
Macon
Macon Couny
Alabama
Wilcox, Sumter and
Lee
Russell County
Houston County
State Health Department
Wood treatment chemical claims stronger, warps less
A new process for treating wood makes soft woods harder and minimizes swelling and warping. It improves durability and strength and enables manufacturers to use plentiful low cost woods instead of scarce varieties. The treatment renders wood more resistant to flame rot pests and chemicals.
World's Wettest Spot Reported In Assam Town
Cherra Punji in Assam is described as the world's wettest place with an average rainfall of 428 inches per year based on 50 years of records.
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Cherra Punji
Assam
Florida and Havana hit by tropical hurricane damage
A tropical hurricane blasted central Florida and Havana causing power outages in most of Havana and severe winds in Florida. Dozens of deaths were reported, with hundreds injured and vessels sunk near Tampa. Havana suffered major property damage and thousands were left homeless, aided by refugee camps.
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Havana
Florida Peninsula
South Georgia
University of
Azores for treas. Navy ships driven aground by hurricane
Six naval vessels ran aground off Key West as a hurricane lashed the area with high winds and seas. No serious damage or casualties were reported, while a Navy tug with two sailors was towed ashore after abandoning a lighthouse station amid broken radio contact. Nearby, Sea Island residents faced rising tides and strong winds, and St. Augustine flooded, forcing evacuations and halting publication of the St. Augustine Record for the first time in 50 years.
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Gulf
Key West
Bradenton
Sarasota
Hinging Brothers Barnum and Bailey
Fis
Key Weal
Wisch
Haven
Brunswick
Sea Island
Wees
ST. Augustine, Fle
St. Augustine
Maas battle grinds on as Allies near Duisburg
Allied forces press toward Duisburg in the Ruhr, leaving only small stretches of land west of the Maas. German withdrawals hint at a southward retreat toward Venlo as Venray and Amerika pushes tighten. Eisenhower reports Venray captured and streets east of Deurne opened to advance. Hand to hand fighting accompanies the push.
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Duisburg
Ruhr
Berlin
Dempsey
Venlo
Venray- Amerika
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Venray
Venray-Deurne
Deurne
Unclear battle note from northeast Helmocid region
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a battler near Helmocid with vague terms like northeast of Helmocid and signs at a well-hyped tend. Mentions Helmonets Live Deurne and an alleged cosmite center in the northwest area, but details and context are unreadable.
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Sor
Fragmented War Report Note On Casualties And Fires
The text lists wounded, prisoners, and costs with garbled figures. It mentions forest fires as a method of land clearing and notes casualties across a conflict, reflecting a damaged OCR fragment with incomplete data and disjointed phrases.
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Falions
Istest Navy
Tvety
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