Publication and circulation notice from Casner ad
A garbled publisher notice outlines subscription rates for Alabama and Georgia regions, carrier services, and payment terms. It mentions Associated Press copyright and attribution rules, with references to Chicago Evening Post and various advertising addresses, plus a general statement of fact and redress policy.
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BATES
Casner Oe Ad
Maer Kouws
Tb Malotasnd
Patake Us Stetee
Alabama
Georgia
Mas Doty
Sermdas
Aipiarne Caorma
Mstolalent Domenth
Mal
Bovis
Farle Ls Cerer
Kellt-Smwith CO
Madocs
Caleago Evening Post
Chice
New York
Waterman
Sed
Bootea
Atinadle
Puttedet
Pkis
Glens
Alanis
Generel Motors
Dewitt
Pearl Harbor lessons urge unified armed forces control
The piece argues Pearl Harbor shows the need to unite the Army and Navy under a single command. It warns against shifting blame and calls for decisive changes in structure, authority, and wartime decision making to prevent future disasters.
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Congress
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Armed Services
Carter
Truman urges Congress to write off lend lease debts
President Truman told Congress the United States should largely cancel more than 42 billion dollars in lend lease aid given to Allied nations. He argues the war cost could not be repaid and recommends clearing lend lease obligations to reduce future budget burdens while focusing on postwar peace and economic health. General Eisenhower, in Berlin, signaled troop reductions and aims to keep Germany under Allied control, with food aid ongoing and Germans electing local officials as occupation winds down.
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Truman
Congress
Jose
Trumman
Baoks
United States
Anerican Ogeupae
Germany
Frankness
Nunes
Geri
Aled Symgaths
Holland
Belgium
France
Losembourg
Thun
Fisenhower
Towneust
Roundabout on Baseball and Pearl’s Senate Pay
Drew Pearson writes about baseball’s hold on Washington and his role with the sport, noting pay and potential commissionership. He recalls a White House area game and argues owners should use profits to aid returning veterans and fund youth sports. He laments war costs and urges support for military families through baseball philanthropy.
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VY A. B
Happy Chandler Gensler
Sepiocky
American Baseball
Washington
Drew Pearyou
Ais
Pitt
Drew Pearson
Senators
Brooklyn
State Department
Cordell Hull
Col
John Goulie
Constitution Avenue
White House
Gatteb
Secretary of State
Alex Lowe
Angie
Gottlieb
Halls Office
Gottieb
Senate
U. & Senate
Baseball People
People of
Kentucky
Pam
Shane Aepares
Lye
Vicky
Amie
Dreeduan
Ainhevivan Sports Sonpgsters
Taxation and the postwar economy from Senator George
Senator Walter F. George argues a fair postwar tax program is essential for a healthy economy. He calls for large income tax cuts beginning 1946, reduced excises, repeal of the excess profits tax, simplification of rates, and avoiding heavy government control to preserve private enterprise.
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Walter F. George
Senate
Mance Committee
Congress
George
Walter F. George Chatrmas
Senate Committee On Finance
Samed
L Wast
Treasury
Logue's Lore on Houston County Farm Field Day
Albert Logue recalls a Houston County soil conservation event featuring Bill Womsck’s farm, a fine Angus herd, and a notable talk by Gil Glenn. The narrative highlights awards to four farmers, praises local leaders, and celebrates a large barbecue hosted by First National Bank of Dothan and Wallace Malone with many county residents in attendance.
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Bils Fine Farm
Eic
Houston County
Bill Womsck
Angus Caule
Gilean Lawrence
Wiregrass Go! Conservation District
Sugar
Glenn
Houson County
Hounston County
Glens
We Soil Conservation Organization
E. G.ezellet Stringer
C. W. Clearman
Virgil Williamson
Eugene Hollis
Reynolds May
Clyde Coe
Death marks by a Swiss scaler in the French Revolution account
A garbled fragment describes a Swiss figure tasting death clacks amid decapitations during the French Revolution. Mentions kings and Robespierre, with disjointed imagery of a camel and stream, lacking clear names or dates.
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Giashiclz
Limong
Farm Work and Methods Noted in Local Review
The article comments on farm labor and techniques observed in the community. It praises Bill Wormack for wood work and suggests visiting his farm to gain a better understanding of efficient methods used in local farming practices.
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Moog
Bill Wormack
Terrier steams toward Tokyo with Task Porce four launch
A wartime press release reports Terrier advancing toward Tokyo as Task Force Four deploys aircraft. The final days of the conflict are highlighted, noting intensified air operations against hostile defenses and strategic targets near the Japanese capital.
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Terrier
Lune
Tokyo
Porce 4
Chile Has An Airline Vein Of 235 Miles
A Chilean aviation feature spans a 235 mile corridor. The route connects key cities, supporting regional transport and economic links amid growing air traffic expectations.
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Chile
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