Dothan Eagle publication details and rates 1947
The Dothan Eagle issues rates and publishing details for a 1947 edition. Includes publisher name Estate of William Theodore Ball Hall and address, rate cards for daily and Sunday editions, carrier routes, and a religious quotation. Mentions Associated Press and United Press service, plus local business ads. Contains subscription prices, postal classifications, and contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Eesio Publishing Co
William Theodore Ball Hianeelane
Ty Hall
Petrilie bans phonograph records and radio transcriptions
Telegraphed note from James C. Petrilie, boss of the American Federation of Mastenrs, declares no phonograph records or radio transcriptions after December 31. He links the ban to helping unemployed orchestras by forcing stations to use canned music, signaling a decade-long move impacting RCA-Victor, Decca, and other major labels.
Tax cut politics amid 1948 battles in Congress
The article surveys 1948 tax cut proposals from Democrats and Republicans, noting lower-income relief and net-dollar concerns. It cites President Truman’s opposition to a bill and outlines Rep. Engel’s Republican plan to offer targeted relief for moderate incomes, with Treasury oversight and a focus on evaluating revenue impacts.
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Truman
Congress
Alert J. Engel
Michigan
Old Ranks Return In Alabama Patrol Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a reversion to older rank structure in Alabama State Highway Patrol leadership. Mentions of captains sergeants corporals and civilian officers hint at organizational changes and confusion during a wartime or postwar period. scarce readable details show ranks and supervision by chiefs and heads.
Merry-Go-Round item details dubious and garbled
Readable text shows a Drew Pearson Merry-Go-Round column with scattered phrases about papers, meetings, files, and alleged plots. The fragmentary OCR mentions a meeting, journalists, and a patrol, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear persons to summarize into a solid news item.
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves in Florida Petition
A rambling Florida piece describes citizen petitions to Governor Caldwell and the American Heritage Foundation over plans related to the Train and its documents. It notes support from the Junior Chamber of Commerce across multiple towns and comments on flood issues and coastal water politics amid hurricane memories.
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Orlando
Fla
Freedom Tras
Florida
Caldwell
American Heritage Foundation
Clark
Auburndale
Winter Haver
Hames City
Lakeland
Bartow
Miami
Conference Debate on World Security and Territorial Control
Fragmented text references the Rio Conference and asks for a fall report to inform the American people. Mentions Argentine delegate Jose and Byrd, with discussions on extending control over homes and territories. Describes preparatory tasks on course of ab oscillation and警 avoid disturbing territory affairs.
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Hfo
Byrd
Secur
Tela de Beall
Certanh
Vv Pohee
Ford
Seoonvranst
Tne
Bell Syndicate
Ineo
Royal wedding coverage and security vigilance in Britain
A London correspondent reports on the upcoming royal wedding with plans for vast public interest and security measures. Scotland Yard prepares extreme precautions along the route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, with windowed viewing sold at high prices and identity checks for spectators.
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Buckingham Palace
Westminister Abbey
Scotland Yard
Onsen
Hal Boyle Column on the Two-Bit Barber Like a Campaign
Hal Boyle humor column depicts a strolling dialogue about modern barbershops. Thistlethwaite laments high prices and gadget driven service while a friend mocks the shift from old time dime-shaves to new four-bit shamps and salon ploys. The piece satirizes changing workmen and consumer tastes in a city park setting.
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New York
Ronald
Bart Pythias
Pythias
Alphet
Thistlethwaite
John Wilkes Booth
Tomor
Alpheus
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Federal Council of Churches
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London
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