U S Must Keep Spending Billions To Counter Russia
James Marlow outlines that the United States must continue spending heavily to counter Soviet influence. He argues aid to allies, economic programs, and military support are essential to prevent Communist expansion, while noting domestic strain and questions on long term feasibility. The piece discusses the Marshall Plan, European aid, and Asia programs as part of a broad strategy to contain communism without direct conquest.
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James Marlow
Sian
Moscow
Rusia
Ep Hess
United States
U. S
X Nation
HADACOL Said To Restore Energy After Three Bottles
Wesley Scallions reports HADACOL helped his father who suffered appetite loss sleep issues and mobility problems. He cites improved appetite sleep and independence after three bottles and notes doctors recommend HADACOL for deficiencies and stomach troubles. Available at drugstores with a 1.25 price and hospital size 3.50.
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Wesley Scallions
Hada
Wes Sy Beally
Father
Leyne
Dad
Georgia Loses Eight Proposed Hospitals Due To War Cutback
Eight proposed Georgia hospitals and 16 public health centers were cut as the State Health Board halted a 4 million hospital construction program due to a federal budget order. The board seeks $2.687 million more next year, raising the department’s total to over 4.8 million, while several projects were canceled or deferred including Fort Oglethorpe Alma Dublin Soperton and Valdosta expansions.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Health Board
State Board of Health
T. F. Sellers
State Health Department
Board of Wealth
Sellers
Sellers Said the Additional Money Ig
Fort Oglethorpe
Alma
Dublin
Soperton
Valdosta
Ruckmarl
Calhoun
Cordele
Frinswick
Qeilia
Ashburn
Yatley
Blackshear
Springfield
Greenville
Darin
Camilla
Quitman
Rome
Millen
Brunswick
Newnan
Lakeland
Pogginsville
Trenton
Civilians Warned Of Rucker Rules At Camp Rucker
Colonel Henry P. Gantt warns civilians not authorized to enter most Camp Rucker areas. He urges observers to heed firing range notices as ranges are in use and hunting on the reservation is forbidden. The post remains under strict access for military purposes and a formal plan is not yet announced.
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Col. Gantt
Wolf Cub Gary Martin Wins First Annual Soap Box Derby
Eight year old Wolf Cub Gary Martin captured the final heat to win the Soap Box Derby held during National Peanut Festival Week. The event, sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America, drew a crowd of thousands along South St. Andrews Street. Derby King Gary Martin is the son of T H Martin and Mrs T H Martin and is Cubmaster of Pack 22. Finalists included Raymond Spann and Jim Butteson among others.
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Gary Martin
den Six
South St. Andrew's Street
Dorhan
Eagle Staff
Wolf Cub
Tance
Dothan
Jessie Cheatham
South St. Andrew's
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Joe Richard
Keener Baxley
H. N. Catlins
Cus
Sixairs
L. A. White
Walt and Rich
Wolf Cudorde
Hali
Black
T. H. Martin
Eadland Avenue
Young Martin
Raymond Spann
Es . P Dathan Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Vauean
Baxley
Ed Lowe
Jimmy
Butteson
Freeman Parish
Gerald Dowling
Ken W. Barrentine
Jimmy Smith
Den
John Peacock
T iMike Reed
den One
Pack
Ronald Clark
den’ S
Don Johnston
Boy Scouts of America
Melon Mess Douses Bloomington University Opening Party
About 6000 people attended a Sigma Xi sponsored school opening at Indiana University. A watermelon themed event drew crowds and sparked a playful incident as fraternity members slipped in a melon mess during the celebration.
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Bloomington
Ind
Theiana University
Meat consumption in the United States noted in study
A National livestock producer report states the average U S person eats more than five tons of meat yearly, equivalent to about 33 hogs or multiple lambs, light steers and fat calves. The figures reflect per person consumption across meat types.
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Chicago
United States
Alabama business hits peak for period rarely equalled
AP reports Alabama's August business activity reached near record highs across trade, finance, construction, and industrial output. Bank debits rose, seven basic industries pushed the state composite to a record 229 percent of 1935-38 average, while textile mills consumed 125,658 bales of cotton amid strong military demand.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
University of Alabama Bureau of Business Research
Monthly
Business News Report
Record of Electricity Use and Auto Registration Figures
Electricity consumption reached a record high, surpassing the prior July peak. Industrial output and non-agricultural employment rose from 563,908 workers in July to 008 in August. New car registrations were noted amid changes in rates and ongoing economic activity.
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Wire Recordings Link 20 Nations In Hobby Group
CHICAGO UP Wire recording fans worldwide join the Wirespondence Club to exchange hobby and other recordings. Webster Chicago Inc acts as clearing house for 830 members in 20 nations including the United States. John Shirmer founder and exporter notes the group favors sound based activities and folk music collection. Members share talks on hypnotism and recipes.
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Chicago
Informat Fic
Webster
Chicago, Inc
United States
John Shirmer
Shirmer
Tahiti
Haiti
New Zealand
Sweden
South America
Berlin
Massachusetts
New York
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