Frank H. Miller, SPA Founder, Dies
Frank H. Miller founder of the SPA died last night in Montgomery after a career shaping the publication. He leaves widow Edith Gayle Miller, a son in New York, and a daughter Mrs. Millon Woolfey of Montgomery. Two sons died in World War II.
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Gayle Miler
Bates Cotton Ginned In Henry County Report
Census figures show 4 938 bales of cotton ginned in Henry County for 1945 through October 18, compared with 3 014 bales for the prior period. The Bureau of the Census in Washington lists 4 998 bales as the crop volume. Also notes Alton Harlow son of Marlow of Gordon and husband of Kog Merow Teas Cay Ga Jay deployed to Keesler Field for basic military training. Cotton market data from New York shows mixed highs and lows across July to December contracts with various opens and closes.
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Costly Allied Bombing Deepens German War Strain
A wartime survey shows Allied air power devastated Germany by late 1943 with 2.7 million tons of bombs dropped, 1.44 million bomber sorties and 2.68 million fighter sorties. It notes rapid post raid industrial rebound, large oil sector losses, and Hamburg raids causing extreme destruction and civilian casualties.
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Hamburg
Farm Bureau to Renew Gasoline Tax Refund Battle
The Farm Bureau pledges renewed pressure over gasoline tax refunds, seeking reduction or elimination of state ad valorem taxes and subsidies. The group calls for broader rural electrification, improved farm services, and a study of agricultural state commission selection while urging tax relief and subsidy adjustments.
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Alabama
Military and court notes surface in disjointed report
A disjointed page reports on military and legal matters. It notes civilian assistance supervising legislative issues, a Bureau of Public Relations directive, and war planning remarks by Cul lins about an integrated budget. It also covers two Neproes cases denied probation, with judges imposing a year and a day in state custody.
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Cenam- Teligerine Axeoev
Department of Armed Forces
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Huseim
Fave
Autouty Aly
Scout Review Board Will Meet Friday
The regular meeting of the Durham Scout Review Board for Durham Seven will be held at the Scout Office, on Friday evening. Scoutmasters are required to attend and present the action plan for their troops.
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Scout Review Board
Durham
City Commission Holds Routine Meeting
The City Commission met for a routine session addressing administration matters including local business. After approving current bills, the commission adjourned. Raymond Herring, son of Mr and Mrs Jonal Henne, from Calhar route five, begins basic military training at RAF Training Command's Basic Training Center at Hes Field Mies.
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Mies
Unclear OCR note on destroyer action and facility
Fragmentary report describes actions aboard destroyer Wille Co Mallory and mentions the USS Medair and occupation events. It references a large packing place in San Francisco and a Union Park Garage V700, but details are garbled and names may be misread.
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Mallory
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Salesman's Death Said To Be Murder
Montgomery AP report states Dr Kurkpatick, a state forensic expert, classified the death of jewelry salesman Garland G Espoo as murder after investigators found the body in a hotel room with serious injuries. The coffin door was broken, and the victim had been dead several hours when discovered Sunday.
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Espoo
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Labor front expands as wage demands surge across industries
Labor unrest spreads from San Francisco shipyards to Hollywood studios and Pittsburgh plants. Machinists seek 30 percent raises, AFL and CIO unions threaten actions, with talks and strike votes affecting 102000 workers in 34 Westinghouse plants and 18 management labor delegates seeking to meet before the Washington conference.
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Ian Washington
San Francisco
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Umor
Hollywood
Nerbert K Sorreil
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Teader
Glendale
Calif
Garose Sorrell
Wuld
Pittsburgh
Cio-Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Westinghouse Electric Carp
Umion
Tegeter
Fire Damage Minimal in Eleoie Man Incident
Iron Cal es fire report cites a man connected to a stove set off a small blaze on S02 Dass Street. Chief Floyd said damages were light and limited to a board while the blaze was extinguished before heavier damage occurred.
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Uig
Wage price policy sparks wartime labor dispute talks
CIO President Piulip Murray and Walter Heather vice president of CIO Auto Workers defend wage price controls as General Motors rejects a 3 percent raise. Rob Wilson of General Mucuss cites the need to align postwar pay with a return from 48 hour wartime weeks to regular hours. Discussion in Washington with Labor Secretary Schuelirobach follows.
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Rob Wilson
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Schuelirobach
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Mr. Truman
Education levels link to income and draft rejections
The speaker notes Alabama's seventh grade level with a per capita income of 154 in 1940, compared to New York at 414 and Nevada at 564 with higher education averages. He adds 13 of 100 draft rejections in Alabama stem from educational reasons and argues education boosts Southern retail sales and potential.
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Comparson
New York
Nevada
South
Cole
Vargas resigns as Brazil leader after military pressure
President Vargas resigns during a tense night as troops seize key capitals and demand new elections. Getulio Vargas ruled since 1930, dissolving Congress in 1947 style, with Linhares likely taking a temporary role under constitutional guardrails. In Alabama, Winsom County joins 12 counties praising Victory Loan with strong early participation.
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Qusrenisias Party
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de Barro
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Wader
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Reamiy
Legislative strings tied by House group to UNRRA donations
The House committee tied donor conditions to UNRRA funding, barring new relief to China after certain dates and mandating disclosure of trade details. It rejected a free press amendment for UNRRA deliveries, while signaling possible further clashes over journalists access as the bill heads to the floor.
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State Department
United States
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Cooperative Organization
Herbert H. Lehman
China
Rep
Herter
R-Mass
Lehman
William LL Clayton
Clarence Brown
Ohio
House
House Republican Steering Committee
Dirksen
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Stars and Stripes
Nebuchadnezzar's path and Sacagawea in Wyoming tale
In biblical times Nebuchadnezzar used a method to smooth Babylon’s streets for his golden chariot. Sacajawea, guide for the Lewis and Clark expedition, was said to be involved with a Shoshone reservation in Wyoming where 48 people were busy.
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Asplat
Babylon
Sacajawea
Wyoming
Bishop of Aloka to Visit Nativity Parish
The Bishop of Aly will visit Nativity Church for a service at the Parish House. The Rev. G R. Madson and Rev. FE Carecaee Monticello will participate, with Mr Madson Bona ist and other newly elected members to attend the event.
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Fragment from Pace up Number 14 Continued
Jumbled memory fragment describes youths performing a ritual with red paper, a newborn, a bowl, and blindfolds. They sing, guess names, and attempt to spell a boy's name. The tone hints at a playful or ceremonial activity with secrecy and love as a backdrop.
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