Ed. tes 1bbb 1918 edition by William Fhehoks
The notice lists subscription rates and delivery routes for Alabama Georgia Florida and nearby regions. It mentions daily and Sunday editions and various motor routes serving sanitizing ice and house cards of thanks. The Associated Press is credited for news according to policy.
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Florida Ware
Meier
Sundaes
Thanka Osiicaries
Ressleakan
Associated Press
Awocuaiad
Seasion of All News
Mototherriss
Ibs
Bis
Cueauacts Eng
Philadelphlay Ciaas
Atlenta
General Motors
Detrott
Let There Be Light Sermon Reflections
A composed reflection contrasts prosperity and adversity with lines from Ecclesiastes and Bacon. The message notes joy in prosperity and, in hardship, hidden comforts and hope, urging steady judgment and resilience.
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Bacon
Marshall to Lead Allied European Front Designation
Gen George G Marshall, 62, chief of allied forces, is reported to be designated commander in chief of Allied European operations. He favors attacking through the Low Countries and France, enjoys Roosevelt and Churchill's confidence, and his appointment would signal a western front against Hitler and inspire Allied troops.
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Alaff
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Channel
Washington Evening Star
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Ais
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Washington
Gen. Marshall
Moscow
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Washington Star
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Japan
United States
Russia
America
Pearl Harbor
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Tokyo
Uncle Sam
Victory schedule plotted by Roosevelt and Churchill
The article explains how the leaders planned Allied operations months ahead, detailing the North African invasion timetable set for November 1942 and the Casablanca meetings in January as the war progressed. It frames civilian campaigns like bond drives within the broader strategic planning described in wartime broadcasts.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Casablanca
Barbs Show Chill in Quiet School Days Ahead
A jumble of wartime quips and malapropisms suggests community anxieties as neighborly gossip glosses over tensions. References to Uncle Sam, OPA and FHA hint at home front policy amid ongoing global conflict. The text jabbers about peace, rot and German threats, evoking broad wartime sentiment.
War effort and stamping the President’s hobby notes
A wide cut of wartime themes shows Allied strategy talks with Roosevelt and Churchill, the Third War Loan Drive aims to raise 18 billion dollars, and President Roosevelt’s stamp collection is highlighted along with a light anecdote about American leadership and press relations during the war.
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United Nations
Houston County
War Talk and Calls for 24 Hour Air Power Efforts
Roosevelt and military leaders push for relentless Anglo American air action to break German and Japanese resistance. Cited quotes emphasize nonstop operations, sheriffs posse style enforcement, and coordinated global pressure as key to defeating enemy economies and delaying surrender.
Labor Day Clash Over Wagner Act and New Deal Labor Policy
A New York writer attacks the Wagner Act and New Deal unions, labeling Hillman and Dubinsky as anti liberty figures. He accuses unions of political coercion, foreign funding, and racketeering, citing a Chicago informant killed and a San Mateo cannery worker coerced to join. He warns of amending or ending the Wagner Act to curb union power.
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New York
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New Deal Union
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Fcan Labor Party
New Deal
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Del
Aha
New Deal Party
Radio Programs Thursday Musical Clock and Air News
A titled radio schedule fragment presents Thursday programming with musical interludes and news segments. It lists Claude Thornhill, Bob Crosby, Benny Goodman, Carl Ravazzini, and other acts, plus War and network broadcasts with multiple interludes, dances, and talks across the day.
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AP News
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Thornhill AP News
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Bob Crosby
Washington News
Dick Powell
Garrens
Benny Goodman
Church of Aastor
Carl Ravazzins
Sky Sports Review
Vols Pelicans Open Championship Playoff
Nashville Tennessean AP reports manager Larry Gilbert of the Nashville Vols is pessimistic about a quick playoff victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. He expects the series to go all or seven games and fears star second baseman Johnny Mitchell is sidelined after freezing in an aircraft factory.
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War Today review praised as clear and hopeful survey
Dewitt Macken to presents a plainspoken account from July 1941 to June 30, highlighting progress of American and Allied efforts, optimistic but cautious about final victory. Marshall’s role, air power impact, and possible invasion plans are discussed, with notes on Russian resistance and Japanese strategy.
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Stong
Intermin
Pels Weigh Trip To New Orleans For Windup Game
The Pelicans may skip the trip to New Orleans for the best four out of seven series finale amid odds favoring Vela tied to Gilbert’s coaching legacy. Nashville hosts the opener, while Memphis is slated to ferry the team to town this afternoon as home right-handers Stewart Signer Gardner adjust pitching.
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Escaped Convicts Nabbed After Prison Break
Police in Mobile identify two of five escaped inmates from a tuberculosis hospital escape. Suspects include Brown Narramare years and burglary ring member, Jaren Fussell 30, both in custody. Other fugitives Lee Hudgens 35, Aaron Lee Ly, and Robert Fst 33 were still at large with prior convictions for burglary grand larceny murder.
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