Salaries and Service in City Government Debate
The piece argues three city commissioners will cut salaries to 25 dollars a month under a City Manager plan, saving funds to help pay the manager's 10,000 dollar ceiling. It praises the move as a model of public service and questions anti Manager arguments, then examines Japan’s occupation and warns against underestimating the risk of another war, prioritizing occupation consolidation and future disarmament.
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Japan
Germany
Nome Islands
MacArthur
Iit
Safety plea as thousands of children return to streets
In Dothan and Hourton County thousands of children went back to school yesterday amid a safety plea to drivers and parents. The message urged cautious driving and careful crossing as young minds have yet to learn all traffic rules, stressing that in accidents blame matters less than protecting children.
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Dothan
Hourton
Bthool
Safe driving near school buses urged for nine month period
Authorities warn motorists that hazards rise with school openings on city streets and highways as buses pick up and drop off children. Drivers are urged to stay alert, obey the law, and stop for school buses to protect thousands of youngsters throughout the school year.
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Cary
Army crackdown on G I s appealing for discharge
The Army issued secret orders to curb G I s appealing to Congress or media for discharge or to avoid redeployment to Japan. The 95th Division at Camp Shelby faced swift action for protests, but the order helped rescind transfer plans. A Northwestern poker episode with Truman is noted, along with OPA crackdowns and Authority shifts under Theron Caudle. A Palm Beach example shows high point veterans facing discharge delays under Col Richard T. Kight’s command.
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Washington
Japan
Brg
AM. Gurney
Lloyd R. Fredendel
United States
Pacific
95Th
Campy Shelby
Miss
Europe
Sth
Truman
Washington State
Potsdam
Northwest
Mon Wailgren
Warren Magnuson
Christiansen
Inca States
OPA
Justice Department
Department
Theron Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Wadesboro
N. C
U. S
North Carolina
Cow! Lumber Company
Caudl
Waderboro
Cox Lumber Co
Clyde Hoey
Hoey
Itutst
Salor
Haey
Elegnty
Cowlumber Company
Noeyi
U.S
Rone
Mayrise ‘ Field
Palm Beach
Fla
Morrison Field
Richard T Kight
Wendell Willkie
Henry Wallace
Siberia
China
Right
Army
Army discharges spark protest at Morrison Field
Aug 21 orders from Washington discharge 43-paint men prompting outraged protests from Col Kight and his 32 year old command at Morrison Field. Enlisted men criticize disorganized operations delaying repairs and leaving planes idle, some not yet flown home from India for the Air Transport Command. Also notes coverage of Washington radio hiring amid a surge of applicants including a former Ecuadorian consul general and a French Purchasing mission member. OPA warns price boosts will come as WPB policy blamed for rising condunguries costs. Private James M Love, son of Ashford residents, now serving on Okinawa after training at Camp Wheeler and Fort Ord.
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Kight
Washington
Morrison Field
Eight
India
Air Transport Command
Long Beach
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WOL
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WPB
Cap Krug
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Okinawa
James M. Love
Bob Love
Ashford
Camp Wheeler
Fort Ord
Calif
Army lists wounded in Pacific regions by War Department
James M. Gamble and Mrs Beatrice D Gamble are named among wounded in the Pacific regions in a War Department announcement. The list includes the Headland route three household and identifies military losses in the theater.
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James M. Gamble
San c
Beatrice D. Gamble
Pacific
War Department
Are We Starving to Death A South Nutrition Warning
A writer cites a Saturday Evening Post piece by Neil M. Clark on hidden hunger from soil nutrient loss. Dr. William A. Albrecht and Dr. Tom Douglas Spies link soil depletion to health decline, urging Southern soil conservation to prevent topsoil loss and deeper hunger.
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Neil M. Clark
William A. Albrecht
University of Missouri
Birmingham
Tom Douglas
Radio Programs and Network Lineup Snapshot
Radio listings present tonight and Tuesday networks with multiple programs and hosts. Includes MBS AP NewsTime WN KO News and various music, dramas, and public affairs shows featuring Arthur S Frank Singiser Chauncey Sparks Jack Teazarden and others across stations and time slots.
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Wagf Tonight
Arthur S
Inside of Sports
MBS
Frank Singiser
Gmveston Forum of the Air
WAGF
AP Awe
Jeck Connor
Trade Winds Tavern
AP News
Bible Reader Club
Elsa Maxwell
Morlon Downey
Neal McCormick
Mprest
Fiov
Chauncey Sparks
Jack Teazarden
Orch
Palmer House Orch
Swing Shifters
John Howard King
AP New
Johnson
NBS
HAP News
Tim Healy
Howe
John
Kentuckians
Glory Fleagants
Spade Cooley
Tom Mix
MacArthur moves to curb Japanese militarism and press censorship
The column praises General MacArthur for abolishing the Imperial General Headquarters and instituting press and radio censorship as a decisive step in eradicating militarism. It notes captured war criminals lists expanding, asserts occupation progress, and contrasts Tojo’s despair with the commander’s direct action approach under occupation strategy.
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Dewitt Mackexhie
Cones
Japan
Bree
Gesiga
Australia
America
Togo
MacArthur
Tojos
Nippon Times
Tojo
Date With Judy And Other Classic Radio Lineup
A radio schedule fragment lists programs with times and hosts across comedy romance mystery and variety blocks. It includes A Date With Judy Love Story Five Minutes New Period Navy Progress and more with orchestras led by Guy Lombardo George Olsen and Joseph Stopak along with news and specials.
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Tom & Abner
Don_ Gardiner
Abe
Judy
Abe Romanca
Navy
Abe Tower
Cbs
Guy Lombardo Orchestre
Victor Borge
Doctor
Cha Redhe Harris
Ave
Bob Hope
Eba
George Olsen
Orch
Hildegrade
Ebs
Joseph Stopak
Nbe
Eny & Blungs
Newenbe
Ales even tuning note from Tokyo and Tendened
A fragment notes a month old development involving Tokyo and Tendened with emphasis on actions taken and outcomes sought. The readable text hints at ongoing efforts and related context though details remain unclear.
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Tokyo
Busy Little Mule From Birmingham Paper Items
Fragmented OCR text describes circulars and requests from a Clemr origin, with an invitation form and a promise of membership. It mentions daily opportunities and a comparison between Southern city advantages and a prefecury.
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Jesse
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