Southern Democrats flay party paper over dissident stance
The Democrat faced fresh criticism from Rep. Cox of Georgia and Rep. Gossett of Texas after a Publicity Director Sam O Neal article praised reformers who opposed Roosevelt Truman policies. Southern leaders call the piece offensive, arguing it proves the party is controlled by Northern and Eastern interests. Alabama chair Gessner T. McCorvey echoed that Southern and national Democrats differ on many points.
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Missouri
Baren
Oklahoma
Sam O'Neal
Rep. Cox
Georgia
Rep. Gossett
Texas
Democrat
Gessner T. McCorvey
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
South
OPA Chief Says No Meat Famine This Fall or Winter
The article reports Paul Porter of the OPA telling housewives and families there is no point in worrying about a meat famine later this fall and winter. He says the rumored famine is an irresponsible rumor and that meat prices should ease after the next six to eight weeks.
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OPA
Paul Porter
Venereal clinic to close after reduced cases county health
The county venereal disease clinic established in 1941 will close Oct 1 as cases have fallen greatly. Remaining patients will receive treatment via Birmingham facilities or private physicians, with some referrals to county health services for those unable to pay.
Byrnes May Resign Over Health After Paris Peace Talks
Washington reports Secretary Byrnes may resign after the Paris Peace Conference for health reasons. Truman relies on Byrnes, who has worked nonstop across Atlantic routes and is advised by doctors to rest, but he believes a steady hand is needed in foreign affairs. The piece recalls Montgomer y politics, Patton and Bradley tensions, and a Bermuda incident involving reporters posing as Life Magazine staff.
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Marshal Montgomery
Myateriore
Bermuda
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Truman
Jimmy Byrnes
Cordell Hull Uged
United States
Assembly of the United Nations
Rio de Janeiro
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Atlantic
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Latin America
Paris
State Department
Coolidge
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
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Dapper
Viscount Montgomery
Moanity
Patton
Aontgomery
Montgomery
Monty
Army
Normandy
Omar Bradles
R Manty
Caen
Eisenhower
Bradley
Doe Collins
St. Lo
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London
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Notce
Ralph Ingersoll
Secret Service
Life Magazine
Charlie Ross
Chaf
Grandfather Mountain Stands Amid Atomic Age Reflections
John Temple Graves writes from Linville North Carolina about Grandfather Mountain’s 6000 foot summit as a symbol of permanence amid atomic-age doubts. He notes autumn colors brightening the plateau and praises local lore, a mountain poet J L Hartley and a sense of place that resists rapid change.
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N. C
Grandfather’ Mountain
Appalachians
Western Hemisphere
Grandfather Mountain
J. L. Hartley
Quotations on Liberty and War Echo 1946 Essays
A collage of pointed quotes from public figures including Judge Carr, Brigadier General Carlson, Alfred Landon, Secretary Byrnes, Julius Thomas, Herbert Nelson, E T Cunningham, and notes on Ike Eisenhower and Truman. The clipping ends with a 1946 copyright notice from The Bell Syndicate.
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Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
Carruthersville
Truman
Missouri
Germans reject Communism in Western zones study
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie surveys German voting trends across American British and French zones noting a strong moderate and conservative turnout that defeats Communist influence. He argues three core issues shaped choices: anti Communism legacy economic recovery postwar Europe and spiritual moral rehabilitation with religion shaping the western zone vote. He cites religious groups casting the heaviest participation and warns religion and politics intersect in postwar Germany.
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Brandenburg
Mecklenburg
Socialist Party
Reich
Europe
Hitle
Moscow
Germany
Hitler
Radio Programs On The Networks Tuesday Evening Schedule
A dense list of radio programs across networks with times from 5:00 p m. through 5:40 a m. featuring Mystery of The Week News Commentary overseas, musical variety shows, dramas, news updates, and orchestras including CBS NBC MBS and local acts.
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Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs
Carey Longmire
Abi
Ward Donavan
Rex Maupin
Abe
H. V. Kaltenborn
Johnny Desmond
Lum
Abner
Earl Godwin
Che Henry Morsan
Che
Vox
Scouscbr Society of Amateur
Waring
Nhe
Hollywest Players
Boila Fpewad
Arthur Godfrey
Red Skelton
Nhbe
Oren
Stenen
Nhe-Wert
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Earl Sheldon
Orch
Dance Orch
Benny Strong
Cab Calloway
T. D. Tucker
AP News
Bible Readers Club
Florida Playboys
M 55
Paul Baron
Victor H. Lindahl
the Garonettes
U. S. Marine Band
Milo Twins
Tex Fletcher
John J.anthony
Garrett
Erskine Johnson
Rainbow Trio
Tom Mix
MBS
Cemetery Working at Wright Creek Church Tour
A fragmented letter from a Dothan, Alabama reader advocates cemetery work at Wright Creek Church and argues for giving Black Americans opportunity to develop in their own country. The author urges voting for the Boswell Amendment and criticizes foreign influences.
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Wright Creek
Alabama
Dothan
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