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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1944
Page
2
A fragmented editorial page piece strings together quotes and opinions on Gov Dewey and Roosevelt, arguing voting hours could be extended to influence New York elections. It cites political figures, dates, and places while critiquing Dewey’s motive and potential impact on turnout and outcomes.
A devotional excerpt emphasizes faith and piety, citing Joshua 23:1 and a reflection on fearing God. The text praises spiritual strength granted by the Lord and contrasts worldly aims with divine guidance. It underscores steadfast belief as a safe path.
A life insurance firm's population trends report ties changes in age structure to voting, noting two thirds are 21 plus now versus 59 percent in 1920 when women won the vote. The shift favors women more than men, though the post election impact may fade as voters move on.
A political exchange centers on Governor Dewey charging President Roosevelt with campaigning in the usual partisan sense. Roosevelt had said he would not campaign in that sense but could correct misrepresentations. The piece notes Roosevelt's ongoing efforts to correct distortions while Dewey has continued partisan campaigning and broader tactics.
Former Ambassador Joseph C Grew urges the United States to reject any enticing offer of peace from Japan. He warns a liberal prime minister coalition could emerge to sign a surrender and withdraw from Manchuria, stressing unconditional surrender and warning readers to support war-relief drives.
Watersaron Go-Round recounts possible Dewey prosecutions over alleged violations of the Corrupt Practices Act. It cites documented recommendations for charging Congressman Cox of Georgia and notes other cases unresolved by the Justice Department. Evie Robert, tied to New Deal glamor, faces a police encounter amid a Maryland drive.
Thomas L. Stokes recounts Vice President Henry Wallace amid a grueling campaign in Jackson Lansing and Flint Michigan. Wallace courts CIO workers and local Democrats touring small towns without bands or trains, praising labor education and urging plant level committees to share innovations.
Elizabeth Chilton Murray, Virginia’s first woman candidate for Congress, stresses her three sons in service and avoids horse riding among the horsey set. Opponent Howard Smith faces opposition from supporters who plan to use her family ties to Woodrow Wilson and her status as a mother against her in the campaign.
A dense listing of radio offerings from many networks including Horace Heidt and His Orchestra, Hedda Hopper Hollywood reports, Carroll Gilbert and Songs, Job Hawk and Quiz Show, The Cavalcade of America, War News from the World, Lum and Abner, Five Minutes News, Information Please, Screen Guild Players, Raymond Gram Swing, Ted Malone from England, and more. It notes repeats, times, and various program segments across dramas, music, news, quizzes, and specials with multiple hosts and sponsors.
AP News reports wallpaper money or shinplasters in France, small denominations that vanish quickly, potentially easing inflation by reducing money in circulation. The piece notes wartime destruction and census data, with a later Denver AP item about rats spreading erysipelas to hogs and a brief barometer linked mood note.
A wartime analysis notes Allied progress in Southwest Holland and Antwerp areas, with heavy German resistance and preparations to defend the Rhine. It warns a major push may wait for Antwerp opening, while German fortifications west of the Rhine intensify and threaten a long, costly battle. Veritas argues Allied artillery could target Ruhr and Saar industrial centers once crossing begins, foreseeing vast destruction of German heavy industry if operations stall at the Rhine.
Staff Sergeant Julian M. Newton, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Newton of Webb, reported missing in action since October 13 over Austria. A waist gunner on a B 24 Liberator, Newton entered the Army May 13, 1943, trained at Alabama School of Trades, earned wings at Laredo, Texas, and recently promoted to Staff Sergeant.
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