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A fragment from a 1945 newspaper page shows garbled text referencing Fatilishet WEMBER and a press association, with stray lines mentioning public notices and a list of city addresses. The snippet includes quotes and Bible verse fragments, lacking a coherent report or clearly identifiable events.
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TED Press
Lee
Lelly-Shith
Chlesxo Erening Port
Chicaen
Graybar
Eldr
New York
Boston
Atlantic Bidg
Philadelphia
Glenn Side
Avante
Central Metora Bidz
Detroit
Sweet potatoes and FEPC clash in southern view
A critique attacks UNRRA for not sending sweet potatoes to Europe while starving across the continent. The piece rails at Southern politicians and cites Senator Overton, arguing against permanent FEPC, warning that backing such an agency risks reforming the south’s racial and labor policies amid wartime hunger and postwar recovery.
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United Nations Rehabilitaton and
Eelief Administration
Jouracy
France
Louisiana
Bo Oreurs
Truman pushes FEPC in postwar economy plan
Provident Truman urged Congress to create a Fair Employment Practices Committee as part of transitioning from wartime to peacetime economy. He emphasized postwar issues while at Pools, reaffirming a long standing commitment to FEPC to promote national harmony and equal opportunity.
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Truman
Congress
FEPC
Senate
Vien
Debating End of World War II Dates
The piece weighs how to mark VE Day May 8 and VJ Day August 14 or September 2. It ponders two commemorations: future May 8 and September 2 as victory observances, and a separate day for prayers and thanksgiving honoring fallen servicemen. Congress would decide official designations.
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Europe
Japan
View Fory
Truman nominates Wainwright for promotion to general
President Truman names Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright for a belated promotion, praising his WWII leadership at Corregidor and his heroic stand during early Pacific battles. The article notes Wainwright’s three years in captivity and the nation’s gratitude for his courage.
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Truman
Jonathan M. Whatwright
Wainwright
Pearl Harbor fallout and Navy plans in 1940s column
Drew Pearson reviews Pearl Harbor findings and White House remarks. He notes brass favoritism in promotions, calls for immediate Articles of War revisions, and critiques secret diplomacy. Also reports Navy plans to scrap carriers, and political chatter on Byrnes and Knowland amid postwar debates.
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Trumas
Cagtercore
Peart Harbor
Tearm
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Big Carters
Washington
St Troutman
Baience
Mae Craig
New England
Truman
Cordell Hull
White House
Army
State Departments
Japan
State Department
Jimmy Byruts
Beng
Appent Bingham
Theville Courteys Journal
Archibald Macleish
Barry
Navy Puble
Jondon
Admiral Nimitz
Pacific
Saratoga
Enterprise
Ranger
Kentucky
Linois
Elmina
U.S
Indiana
Inva
Thinery
Philippines
George Bender
Ghia
Bender
Calfornia
Mai
Darmace Knowland
Earl Warren
Young Knowland
Reac
Oakland Tribune
Canital
Charlie Ross
Southern industry and markets reshape the South’s future
A long column discusses shifts in Southern industry and policy after World War II, noting Army, government, and private plans for peacetime production. It highlights the South as a growing market, the rise of plants in Atlanta, and the need to view the region as a consumer hub rather than a site for raw materials. It cites figures and names such as Frank Capra and John Lester Perry in broader context of industrial expansion.
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Ender
Veterans’ Administration
Tan Inn
Ed Panter
Harry S. Truman
Himselt
Pavley
Atehiren
Kansas
WPB
Kruz
OWT
Bob Nathan
Nathan
Brick Krug
Truman
Japan
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Atlanta
Ford
Chryster
General Motors
Bell Bomber Corporation
Dupont
State Department
Ace Hollywood
Frank Capra
Ja Enahan
Federal Communications
Denari- Trent of Agriculture
Br the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Birmingham
Reynolds
Richmond
South
Western Hemisphere
Biz Industries
John Lester Perry
Tennessee Coal, Tran & Railroad Company
Tennessee Company
Robert Gregg
Pittsburgh
Expropriation reshapes Europe wealth and power
DEWITT MACKENZIE reports on sweeping land reforms across Europe as feudal estates are broken up in Poland and expanding to Hungary, Saxony, and Germany. The piece argues these changes erode feudal power, alter class structures, and spur social and economic shifts across the continent with broader western spillover.
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Europe
Poland
Ole
Hungary
Balka
East Prussia
Saxony
Germany
Alfred Potocki
Bulgaria
Balkans
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