Feud between Alabama and Auburn Hinders Football Revival
The piece argues to end the Alabama Auburn football feud and revive annual games. It cites Grantland Rice and Gov. Sparks, urging Birmingham and the state to back a renewed rivalry for community pride and sportsmanship. It notes strong outsider support and calls for timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alabama
Auburn
Alabama
Grantland Rice
University
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Corelli
Syracuse
Birmingham
Universites
Alatame
Hed Seach Mreng
Alabamsang Auburn
Paethall Trakkuens
The
Frenke Sinauech
Ube
Georgia
Alabarme
Georgie Tech
Aisbare
Gov Chauncey Sparkes
Borg
George Blas Jones
Gov. Sparks
Rice
Akeptiies
Let There Be Light Reflections on Charity and Poverty
A brief reflective note cites Jeremiah 22 16 and Emerson on wealth and compassion. It contrasts divine judgment of the poor and needy with a claim that true greatness lies in poverty and service. The piece frames moral measure through humility and social duty.
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Jeremah
Emerson
Review of Demobilization Plans and UMW Turmoil
The article surveys wartime demobilization plans as outlined by military and government officials including an Army points system for dependents and retirement benefits. It also reports internal strife within the United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis, highlighting a revolt by Ray Edmondson and calls for democratic reform within the union during Cincinnati conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearses
Arcoy
Army
Ord
Cal
White House
Sui
FDR
Johnson
Hasling
Biddle
Office of War Information Forse
OWT
Wendell Berge
OWL
ODT
Berge
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Elmer Davis
Davis
U. S
Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cincinnatii
Genteman
Linais Mone Workers
Ray Edmondson
UMW
Edmondson
Opi Dion
Negect
Illinois
John Brophy
CIO
Agaist
Philip Murray
Denny
Virgina
Benny Lewis
John
Naine ‘Sinse
John Acre
Lewin
Lear
Aia
Tim Tres
Cincanati Convener
Ao Siesen
Agathal
Leaus
Washington column on WPB feuding and reconversion
Washington columnist Peter Edson details years of bickering within the War Production Board between Nelson and Wilson, the split loyalty of aides, and the push for reconversion orders. It notes resignations, intercessions, and shifting allegiances as policy battles threaten wartime cohesion and postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Dothan Eagle
Washington
War Production Board
Donald E. Nelson
Charles E Wilson
WPE
Wilson
Nelson
Sidney Weinberg
New York
WEB
Side Glances on reconversion and Washington upheaval
The piece notes rising internal conflict within WPB and WB after orders, describing Wilson's resignation as accepted and Nelson reassigned to permit reorganization. It highlights the opened scandal and the overall dysfunction of official life in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
WPB
Wilson
Nelson
Washington
Radio Programs and Variety Shows Schedule
A dense listing of WAGLF programs and AP News sheeters from morning to evening. It includes Wake Up and Live, Mubbert Coffee Club, Lost and Found, Camp Rucker Varieties, Farm Hour, Kellogg's Musical Library, Chorda, Dance Time, Marching Victory, Petia Musicale Matinee, and many network offerings. The long list notes multiple bands, orchestras, dramas, news segments, and entertainment features across the day.
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AP News
Walt Scoumann
Gus Binle
Rentuchiant
Exenide
Winnie Wiresrass
Merrer
Blo Falton Lewis, Jr
John Nesbitt
Chs
Volnes
Dick Haynes
Shaw
Arthur Viale
Athersmbs
Yumanil
Abner
Shit—bip
Sunny Skylar
Mbs
Judy
Bantom Sherman
Bionfonietta
Nbe
Jasie Burns
Allen Domesdy
Tuals
Bjo Gabel Yearter
Camment
Seay
Wer
Hollywood
Dty
American Forum
Miss Greenwormi
Raymond Gram
Blu
Geo Hicks
Overseae
Blu Teneo Orchestra
Mbe
Oh—Hildeenarde
Congress
Cba
Berte
Blo
Newa
Nbe-Basle
West Newa
Cbs
Quentin
Austrians urged to revolt as war rages in Europe
In a wartime outlook, Austria is depicted as a potential revolt center against Nazi rule. Moscow talks promised Austrian independence if resistance rose, while anti Nazi groups grow in Britain and America. The piece highlights disaffection, Nazi arrests, and five concentration camps for Austrian youths. It notes Germany’s internal danger from 12 million slave laborers and prisoners of war, capable of undermining Hitler from within.
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Uae
Germary
Tee Limerporg
Amencas
uUuegg
Weerate
East Priams
Reg Arcy
Purola
Hull
Moscow
Austria
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Stockholm
Britain
America
Carinthia
Heid
Germany
Reich
Samson
Italian Travels From Jail To Jail Via Island Throne
Italian tale follows Ferruccio Talamonte who, freed as Fifth Army landed at Salerno, dons a German uniform on Giglio Island. Claiming to wield authority behind the Fascist state, he parades as a lieutenant and forms a private force among 2,000 local inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Rome
Salerno
Badoglio
Ferruccio Talamonte
Ferruccio
Giglio
Tuscany
Aieutenant
Promises fears thinker and the realm of the Netherlay
A fragmented account mentions a figure bearing three suripes in fancy uniforms on an island and receiving a high order from a ruler. It ties to a broader tale of the Fifth Army on the Canary Coast, an Allied capital, and natives spreading stories to Americans. The Realm of the Netherlay includes the Netherlands and its overseas territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Ted
Rune
Fern
Ferrary Toorte
Cany
Giglio
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Rose Bow
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Georg
Rage
Wiregrass
Drew Fiareon
Ogaimen
Ciacines
Alps
Mondsan
Cincinnati
Helena
Montana
Alaska
Aleutians
France
General Patch
Martime Alps
Italy
Bren- Tier Pass
Armed Services
Tim
Sidney Wembhere
Giness
Becamig
Fuk
J. O. Conley
Dothan
Island
Life Insurance
J. Whit King
the Netherlay
Netherlands
Poy Curacao
Surinam
Dy East Indies
ET. Moody
Optonetriet
Dixie Transfer & Storage Co
Panama City
Florida
Fan Chi
C E. Blakey
Optometre
Bethan
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