Wartime policy shifts and satellite leniency debated
The piece reviews Allied policy toward Nazi Germany and its satellites. It argues leniency should vary by allegiance, noting Romania's armistice terms and reparations while predicting harsher terms for Bulgaria. It contrasts postwar control with earlier 1919 precedents and cites political motives in sustaining or denying concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Romania
Bucoving
United Nations
Let There Be Light Verse Excerpt Note
A compact reflection opens with Job 4 7 quote and invokes a plea for innocence and guidance. Attributed lines reference light, righteousness, and a prayer for divine protection, ending with a personal plea for others to be made great.
Dothan Urged to Become Wiregrass Air Travel Center
A survey urges designating Dothan as a central aviation hub for the Wiregrass region. Eastern Air Lines currently serves Dothan, but supporters say the area needs broader, faster air access for all communities and to spur future expansion.
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Dothan
Eastern Air Lines
Mort and South
Secon
Utmouth
Political desires reshape views on Little Steel wage rule
The piece argues that election pressures push Roosevelt administration to reexamine the Little Steel formula as living costs rise beyond prior 15 percent wage-increase limits. It notes the War Labor Board and administration officials had defended price controls and wage restraint, but a shift toward considering costs against wages is feared amid political stakes.
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Iyunik
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Tom Dewey
White House
OPA
Gov
Dewey
Ford to produce low cost agricultural plug a new farm gear
Ford plans to build the world’s largest agricultural implement center in Ford plants with a self propelled plow and attachments priced around 400 dollars. The effort aims to boost small farms by lowering equipment costs and increasing leisure time, following long talks with Harry Ferguson about a low price tractor. Ford also shifts focus from bomber production to repurposed farm gear as Army orders taper. A streamlined 600 dollar car with 32 to 35 mpg is promised, while debates over Mountbatten’s role in the Indian theater reveal tensions among Allied leaders.
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Deew Flarson
Iil
Tate
Artion
Washington
Otea
Ford
Harry Ferguson
Ferguson
Ian
Ford Works
Army
Quebec
Roosevelt
Louis Mountbatten
Ceylon
George
England
Mountbatten
Teider
Burma
Singapore
U.S
Randy
Lord Mountbatten
Marshall
Chiang-Kai-shek
Brendan Bracken
Chiefs of Staff
Alan Brooke
Churchill
General Marshall
U. S
Pacific
Medier- Fanedr
France
Tal
Towar
Acre
Senate
Ernie Pyle Letter From England Camp In 1932
Ernie Pyle describes an American military camp in England in October 1932. He notes crowded khaki tents, damp chill, night watchmen, and soldiers unloading war supplies. He details living conditions, limited liberty, and the morale of troops despite hardships.
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Ernie Pyle
Ernie
England
America
Isbor
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Local Market Listings
Readable fragments list Sunday and Monday radio lineups from WAGF plus AP News segments. Programs include Musical Clock Petite musicale Davie's S Close Sunday Varieties Baptist Church Service and Tommy Tucker Time Stamps Quartet with The Tailor Maids, Le Mar Trio, and Organ Moods. Also noted are AP News slots, Coffey Club, Devotional, Pan Alley, Dance Time, and Adventure segments among varied musical acts and public service programming.
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WAGF
AP News Coffee Club
Buddy Clark
Petite Musicale
AP News
Davie
AP News Baptist Church Service
Tommy Tucker
Variety Gang
Tommy Dorsey
Ord
Winnie Wiragraes
Carl Ravazze
Orch
le Mar
Washington
Windsor
Dave Rose
Kellogg's Musicel
Dorothy Kir
Garrett
Ween
Ralf & Halt
the Cadets
Treasury
Logue's Lore Reflects on Wartime Change and Farming
Alsert Logue muses on postwar changes in society and farm life. He warns against chasing high prices and big land bets, urges caution as the economy shifts, and notes farmers face persistent pests and burdens. The column also records letters from readers and radio listings.
Shank 2 of ye and work on post war issues
Fragmentary note discusses office management and war era tasks. Mentions Mr. ye in charge, urging cooperation, suggests daily job routines, and hints at anti-freeze windshield cleaner in the context of vehicle maintenance. Names and clearer details are obscured.
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Ming
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Bandwagon Orchestra
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Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
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Dothan Roofing & Heating CO
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Shenandoah Life Insurance CO
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