MISSTATEMENT OF FACTS IN TORE EARLS AND MEVER
A historical fragment from the Evening Post advertises subscription rates and notices a misstatement of fact. It includes legal boilerplate from FELLY-SNITH CO and mentions multiple city addresses. The text ends with a Jefferson quotation and a Bible verse, dated Friday, September 1, 1915, with a lighting-themed caption Let There Be Light.
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Ee Felly-Snith CO
Metucpal Represantatem Calcage
Evening Post
Ciice
New York
Waterman
Detroit
Thomas Jefferson
Dothan City Manager vote urged as a reform plan
The piece urges Dothan voters and stockholders to adopt a City Manager form of government to run the city more efficiently and economically. It argues a full‑time manager will best operate the city’s “biggest business” and deliver progress, efficiency, and improved services.
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Dothan
Fragmented OCR Note on Units and Rates
A partial OCR read mentions the United States and terms like 8.3 and 40, with garbled phrases. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or complete facts to form a full news item. The readable bits suggest a data fragment rather than a coherent report.
Bombing Survey Scandals Dominate War Era News
A chaotic Near-Second World War column reports on the US Strategic Bombing Survey leaking money and mission fatigue. It details suspected boondoggling by executives like Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. era names, and notes political meddling, officers selling German cameras, and plans shifting to the Pacific. The piece also touches on Senate maneuvers and a controversial idea to use Chinese policing of Japan to allow US troops to return home.
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U. S
Germany
Cager
Atlantic
March of Time
Trey State
London
China
Chile
Frankfurt
Paris
Imp
War Department
Franklin D'Oher
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Henry C Alexander
J. P. Morgan
Robert P Russell
Standard Oil Development Company
Pacifc
Pacific
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McMahon
Harold Mitchell
GOP
Pan-American Airways
Sam Prear
Republican National
Subi
Europe
Hoover
Herbert Hancer
Hiram Johnson
Senate
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Earl Waden
Lovey
Mayer
New York
Warren
Woham
Fo Thowland
Oakland Tribune
House
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
GOF
Senos
Ike Clare Reffrny
Michigan
Robert Rich
Pernaama
Ames
Japan
Carlson
Raiders
White House
Dagan
Chia
Calon T Carson
Witte House
Pearl Warner
MacArthur
Pearl Warbor
Aoe Tan
Allied Occupation Plans and Key Appointments Rumor
A fragmented briefing notes Allied troop plans for Japan with 2.9 million Indians available for occupation duties and various Allied contingents from Australia, South Africa, andPoland. It mentions Carl Moran as a potential Maritime Commission chair and references changes in Army religious and racial requirements and potential U.S. ambassador talks. It also notes upcoming Berlin war crimes trials and political insights on California Governor race timing and candidates.
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Europe
Shanghai
Hongkong
Japan
United States
Traofsi
Andi Branny
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Moran
Jerry’ Land
Martimes
Shin
Pratt Foundation
Pratt Family
Patterson
Navy
Walter Lippmann
U.S
Frater
Berlin
Nuernberg
Brisher
William Jowett
California
Earl Warren
Bob Kenny
Washington
Kenny
Warren
Southern Market Versus New Deal Is Seen as Growth Force
President Robert Gregg of Tennessee Coal Iron says the market in the South is rapidly growing and will determine the company’s future. He notes the region’s demand for materials, calls for welcoming other industries, and urges action to build Southern manufacturing and economic integration.
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Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Southern
United Stats Steel Corporation
Tennessee Company
Steel Corporation
Birmingham
South
Weekend Radio Schedule With Bands and News Names
Radio listings outline a Saturday program slate across WAGF and AP News segments. Notable entries include performances by Geo Sterney’s Orchestra and Chen’s Orchestra, Daninn Day, Goodyear Band Review, and various SoAmerican features, plus AP News updates and church programs.
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Fulton Lewis II
Melody Time
Cecil Brasn
Church of Christ
Saenti
AP News
Mike
Nevereal
Geo. Sterney
Orch
I Chen
Wrike
Up & Lives
Aces
Neal McCormick
Goodyear
Cooley
Dennin
Geo Sterney
Mat Geo.Barnes
Halloran
Methodist Youth Circle
California
Wiregrass
Lawie Frima
Oren
MBM
AL Clauser
Outlaws
SAP News
Verne Burk
Opeh
Rembrance
Arthur Hales
Balkan tensions loom over London Big Five talks
The Big Five foreign ministers in London face a Balkan reshaping clash as leftist revolts sweep Europe. Romania's young king Mihai teeters toward abdication amid Moscow backed government, while Yugoslavia's King Peter seeks Western help against Marshal Tito. Greece waits to reclaim a throne as upheaval spreads through Bulgaria and Hungary.
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London
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Yialy
Russia
Britain
Balkans
Europe
Mihai
Romania
Washington
Peter
Yugoslavia
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Marshal Tito
Tito
Moscow
Paul
U. S
State Byrnes
Archbishop Damaskinos
George
Greece
Hungary
Bulgaria
Radio Schedule Montage From Early Broadcasts
A dense listing of 7:00 to 10:15 PM and beyond shows a variety of radio programs from multiple networks. Entries include orchestras such as Frank Sindter and Shorty Sherock, symphony and drama features, talk shows, comedy, and variety programs. Names like Bob Grant, Abe Jack Smith, and Kate Smith appear alongside programs like The Sheriff and Five Minutes News Period.
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Shorty Sherock
Detroit Symphony Orch
Chicago Theatre of the Air
Art Mooney
Bob Grant
AP News
Nice
Blind Dale
Arlene Francus
Abe Kate Smith
FBI
Abe
Abe Lyman
Ebe the Sheriff
Dunniger
Abe Ray Balgee
Bill Stern
Ribe
Harry James Orch
Cbs
Doctor
Nbe
Nbe-Basiec
Helen Hasex
Ehe Dobs
Vietory
Noah Webster
South America
Life of Riley
Nbr
Sbe
Lionel Barrimore
Cba
Boston Symphony
Abe Tish
Che
Nhe
Pacific
Abc
Judy Canova
al Pearce
Jimmy Dorssy
Blu
Tima
Cbw
Treaty drift worries eastern Europe leaders in London talks
A tentative draft of a treaty is said to have developed, but lingering questions on concessions and the scope of agreement remain. Secretary Byrnes has summoned key Eastern European representatives to London as talks continue, signaling urgency.
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Korea
MacArthur
Far East
Ranageraon
Jook
Byrnes
Dca
Europe
London
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