State's Rights party argues for Republican gains in the South
The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket as a path to state rights within a sectional solution to civil rights. It argues South voters can drive a two party realignment, showing Republicans can win in the region if they pursue the South's interests, while defending state sovereignty against federal civil rights measures.
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Imut
Republican Party
West
John Sanborn
Idaho
Dewes- Vandenberg
John McBride
Frank Barrett
Wyomi’g
Sheipman
Jackson Hole National Monument
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Mlinois
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Let There Be Light Covenant Message Across Faiths
A quoted inscription blends biblical and universalist ideas about doing God's will and kinship. It invokes Mark 3 35 and a universal brotherhood idea attributed to Qilntilien, urging harmony among all people under nature's Father.
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Mark
Universal Brotherhood
Soviet Ruling Bars Mickey Mouse From Movie Halls
Soviet critics led by Mikhail Beljavsky declare Mickey Mouse subversive and ban all Disney creations from Russian cinemas. They claim Americanized animal charm corrupts Soviet life, placing Disney characters on a banned list and warning of dangerous Western influence.
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Mikhail Beljav-skys
Mickey
Musaim
Walt Disney
Russia
Bellavaty
Disney
Iron Curtain
Disney Studio
Powers-That-Be
Lfe
Mickey Mouse
Kremlin
Alabama Voters Face Historic South Election Test
A週ek from today the South faces a historic general election in Alabama with unprecedented voting implications. The article notes four choices in the presidential race and emphasizes the impact of a single vote on the state’s welfare, urging voters to consider parties like Prohibition, Progressive, State’s Rights, and Republican factions amid long standing Democratic alignment.
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Ainhame
South
Alabama
Prohibionst
Perie
Veerender Demsristic Orpenuaiin
Aabaeus
Sesam Organization
Alabema Democrats
Tettag al Dew
Rewuler Aluema Democratic
Mayors Reign In Special Weeks Do Not Impress
A jumble of notes mocks city proclamations as Mayors Huck of Mlonmfield and Cooper Green of Birmingham question routine "weeks" and pledge to limit declarations. The piece urges restraint, arguing marketing slogans overwhelm genuine events and urging leaders to proclaim only truly worthy weeks.
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William Huck, Jr
Mlonmfield, W. J
Birmingham
Cooper Green
Casars
Muck
Merry-Go-Round Washington scorecard fills Congress with critics
Drew Pearson catalogs a cross-section of Republican and isolated Democrats, labeling several as unworthy re-election prospects. The piece critiques lobbyists and nepotism while flagging officials like Charles K. Fletcher Jesse Walcott Robert F. Rockwell Edwin A. Hall and others for reactionary or self-serving behavior across the Midwest and East.
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Midwest
Jon
Congress
Washington
Charles K. Fletcher
San Diego
Cal
Bnt
Jesse Walcott
Michigan
Fletcher
Barbs With the Same Onthtal Scene and Dispute
The fragment recalls a social scene with professors and a Sunday gathering. It hints at tensions over recognition and roles within a community, mentioning marriage and local dynamics, but the text is garbled and reads as a puzzle of partial phrases.
Quotes on farming policy and politics from wartime figures
A collage of quoted remarks from governors, university leaders, generals, and politicians on farm support, economic policy, and government roles in society. It includes Thomas Dewey, Norman Thomas, James Kemper, Harold Ickes, and others discussing farm prices, welfare of farmers, and the need for state intervention in the economy.
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America
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Harold Ickes
Teamance
Harry Ferguson
Itish-borg Ineventor
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
The piece decries dangers to youth from comic books and argues for parental and government action. It critiques Russian policy, warns against complacency, and defends freedom of press while calling for protections against harmful content for children. The author references Jefferson and presses for moral standards in media.
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Thomas Jefferson
That Pass That School Bus Law Warnings Urged By Official
A front page note urges drivers to stop passing school buses during loading and unloading. County Superintendent J C Dickinson cites state law and penalties, citing Etowah County violations and a highway patrol push for strict enforcement to protect children. The piece endorses compliance to prevent injuries.
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J. C. Dickinson
Etowah
Highway Patrol
Gadsden
Dothan Crushes Football Team 51 to 0 in October Showcase
In Dothan a heavy win over a light Faula football squad 51 to 0 drew a large crowd at the fair grounds. The October 25 years ago item notes Ladies night at Kiwanis Club with a Baptist group serving refreshments. Local rep E C Porter from Bow Lake Saisuma Company is mentioned, along with church mission and guild events for the week.
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Dothan
E. C. Porter
Bow Lake Saisuma Company
Ch Leg
Os Oy
Egbert“W. Simuti
Yille
Southern Presbytery Church
Foreign Mission
Gecressi
Hardy Souls Beyond 69 Degrees North Latitude
Britannica notes more than 1,009,000 humans and countless land animals live north of 69 degrees latitude, a region spanning Oslo Leningrad and Seward Alaska with diverse ecosystems and remote communities.
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Lafitutde
Oslo
Leningrad
Seward
Alaska
Encyelopedia Britannica
Government To Get Selma's Craig Field
MOBILE AP report details Selma's Craig Field transfer after years of wrangle. City officials previously sold land to the government for a dollar in 1941, with later authorization by the 1947 Alabama Legislature validating the deal.
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Selma
Craig Field
Mobile
Air Force
Selma City Com
U.S
Alabama
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