Newspaper policy and subscription notice in the Dothan Eagle
The Dothan Eagle prints a policy statement on misstatements and remedies, with subscription rates and mailing options. It includes Associated Press credits, column listings, and a standard disclaimer about corrections and grievance investigations. The notice cites the Kelly-Smith Co as national representative and mentions The Eagle’s commitment to accuracy.
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Associated Press
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Kelly-Smith CO
Chicago
Graybar
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Thomas Dellrran
Grand Double-Cross on Hess Plotout in War News
The piece revisits the Rudolf Hess affair from wartime Britain and America, tracing claims of a secret Nazi plan to ally with Britain against Russia. It discusses Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin dynamics, European strategy, and the idea of a second front as propaganda versus reality.
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Rudolf Hess
Germany
Scotland
Hesse
England
Russia
France
Poland
Norway
SPR
Hess
Winston Churchill
Churchill
United Nations
Hitler
United States
Britain
Soviet Russia
Churchill Antil Roosevelt
Stalin
Pugsia
Feahrer
Notwithstanding rumas on colonial aims and policy
The text says the government has no designs on colonial possessions or exclusive Africa, asserts wartime unity and readiness, and defends the US stance against subjugation while urging efficient industry and clear commitments. It cites remarks attributed to Henry Ward, Pedro Aguirre Valle, Archibald MacLeish, and others about national power, philosophy of conquest, and war manpower needs.
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Africa
Henry
Ward
COS
State Department
Let There Be Light Intellectual Fragments Quoted
A compact card notes a collection of quotations from Job and Horace on knowledge and speech. It reflects on the limits of published words and the power of spoken expression. The item evokes classical references without asserting a current event or date.
State Department and Britain's Sea Power in Interwar Years
National reflection on U S diplomacy after World War I notes Britain’s naval dominance and cautious American policies. It argues for streamlined, modern foreign affairs matching wartime innovations and warns that old isolationist habits risk costly peace missteps.
Mussolini Hitler to be shot not tried say columnist
The piece argues Allied troops should execute Mussolini and Hitler under military law rather than stage a trial. It notes editorial views favor hanging and questions the value of a diplomatic trial, urging swift action to prevent looting and chaos in Italy. It discusses Count Carlo Sforza as a potential democratic Italian leader to rally resistance and guide postwar Italy.
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Italy
Germany
Mississippi Henry Watterson
Jesus
Hitler
Mussolini
Maryana
Badogiio
Count Carlo Sforza
Count Sforza
Radio Programs and News Schedule Listing Fragment
A fragmented radio listing shows WAGK to WEDNESCAT programs, musical pieces, news summaries, and late evening features. It lists multiple shows and hosts such as Fred Waring, Arthur Hale, Kaltenborn, and John B Hughes, with various time blocks and network mentions.
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WAGK
Wednescat
Clark
Yeomen Grove
AP News
City Slickers
Mitler
Mudge
AP News Tower
Light Radio
Resaal
Ruby Newman
Harry
Trade Wind Tavern
Washington News
Garretts
Ford
Glenn Opa
Treasury
Fred Waring
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Nbe
Harry Jamer
Ebs
Johnson Family
Tribe Men
Machinew and Vittori
Coast Guard Band
American Melodies Songa
Ore
Cbs
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Commant
Rapea
Ginne Simms
Hollywood
Newsa
Drama Theater
Horsce Heidt & Orchestra
Harry Wismer
Sporta
Bii
Johnny Mercer
Raymond Gram Swing
Biu
Adama
John B Hughes
Lulu
Unny Skylan
Seraion
Mbna
Paul Sefuberts
Mupie
Nbe-Want
Nbc-West
Btu
Dhs
Sinfonatta
Mancingill
Newe
Frank Crumit Dies Radio Entertainer at 57
New York AP reports Frank Crumit radio entertainer, composer, and former vaudeville star died suddenly of a heart attack in his hotel apartment. His wife Julia Sanderson was at his bedside. The couple were known as the deal couple of the air and had hosted two radio programs, one a five day feature in the afternoon and an evening show titled the battle of the nexes. Salmon fishing employes 25,000, Persone im Alaska.
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Churchill
Germany
Massa
Rogland
Russa
Yoses
Dacsney
New York
Frank Crumit
Julia Sanderson
Crumit
Lambe Club
Shepherd of the Club
War Today Bulletin On Allied Invasion Plans And Fronts
The Washington Evening Star notes a potential invasion commander in chief for Allied operations from England as Allied plans progress but warns against rushing. Soviet forces push on Stalino and Bryansk Kiev rail routes while counterattacks at Smolensk fail to shift momentum. MacArthur leads a trap in New Guinea at Lae Salamaua, with 20,000 Japanese encircled. In Italy British and Canadian troops advance inland from a 40 mile beachhead, overrunning about a dozen villages amid light resistance and renewed peace talks on Rome radio.
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France
Amiong
Washington Evening Sur
Tne Stra
Constantine Brown
George C. Mershall
U. 5
England
Brown
English Channel
Hitler
United Nations
Christman
Red
Stalino
Donets
Bryansk-Kiev
Smolensk
Napoleon
Moscow
Dnieper
Southwest Pacific
MacArthur
Lae-Salamaua
New Guinea
Rome
Service Wives Given Maternity Care
In Alabama the Federal State program provided free maternity and pediatric care for wives and babies of aviation cadets and enlisted men below Staff Sergeant pay grades. Within the first year, 574 women received prenatal delivery and postnatal care, with pediatric care for three infants.
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Montgomery
J. & Hough
State Health Department
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Hough
Alabama
Wnill
More Registray Forms Returned At Houston Board
Officials of Houston Congective Service Board released a list of registrants whose Form 41 has been registered. Names include John Written Thanet, William Moring, Kate John, Frank Jackson, Lloyd Napier, Howard, Leon McLean, Robert Lee Brown, Rey Wilson Conner, Walter Anders, Smith, and others. The notice requests contacts for registrant addresses and notes federal funds for a program were exhausted earlier, with limited hospital participation in the plan.
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Jeby Bylor
William
Corin
Caldwell
Henry Fanny
Rochester Bartiela
Joth Thorpe
Lloyd Napier
Howard
Ouis Circle
Newton
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Henry
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Jeace
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Lotswolds
Wayman
Jary Searcy
Walter Mw Anders
Smith
G K. Hughma
Ant
Brown
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