Dothan Eagle 1920s publisher and contact page notes
A historical Dothan Eagle snippet lists Julian Hall Horace Hall as editors and details publication city Dothan Alabama with post office class, carrier and mail subscription rates, and pricing for daily and Sunday editions in Alabama Georgia and Florida. It includes Associated Press and United Press notices and quotes Jefferson and Smiles.
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Alabama
Georgia
Floris
Florida
Mell Dally
Veto and high prices dominate United Nations debate
The assembly weighs reform of the UN charter veto with Argentina and Australia proposals. Changes would require two-thirds council approval and universal ratification by member states, including the Big Five. Separately, the FTC prepares a price investigation amid ongoing anti inflation efforts.
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Security Council
Argentina
U. N
San Francisco
China
France
United Kingdom
United States
U. S
Russia
Gromyko
Australia
Council
Assembly
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Newburyport
Massachusetts
UN general assembly weighs veto reform amid European strain
The United Nations General Assembly debates altering the veto system, prompted by Argentina, amid a proposal for a three day post session conference to study restricting veto power. A cartoon by David Low satirizes postwar roles of US Britain and Russia as Europe faces economic strain from aid to rebuilding. The piece critiques American reluctance to shoulder European costs while warning of Soviet influence growing in Europe and Britain’s economic struggles threaten German recovery.
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Security Council
Council
U.S
Australia
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Securty Council
Argentina
Cuba
Assembly
David Low
Thurman
Marshial
Mr. Low
Truman
Mr. Marshall
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Maype le Deeant
Bay
Washington Roundup of OPA Debates and Court Sanctity
A compilation notes lawmakers critique of OPA policies with quotes from Kenneth Wherry Taft and others, urging decontrol, inflation fears, and budget cuts. It also surveys Supreme Court sanctity, a playful portrait of Justice Harlan Black and his daughter Jojo, and a chaotic industry report on Kaiser and wartime spending, probing government price controls and defense contracts.
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OPA
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Respublican Katt
Taft
John Taber
New York
Robert Taft
Ohio
Reid F. Murray
Wisconsin
Gany
Chester Bowles
Henry DL. Larcade Jr
Louisiana
Democrats
Congress
Chase Woodhouse
Connecticut
Jessie Sumner
William Lemke
North Dakota
Carl T. Curtiss
Edward O. McCawen
Supreme Court
Supreme Cowart
Supreme Court Conference Chamber
United States
Jojo Black
Huso Black
Jojo
Drustee Black
Henry Kaiser
Rien
Dellard
REC
Uy Kaiser
Fontana
Rich
Kaiser
Mito
Mnvestionim
Recta
Kare
REC Notoijany
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Bender
Obo
Waite-Haired Steel CO
Eric Rreh
Rovern
S. Stern
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Awith Vooos Steel
Lear
Gavewa
Ptah
Phos
UL SS. Steel
Pontina
Howe
Poe
Porter Hardy
Tyrie
Meat and the buyers strike idea from 1920 revisited
This essay argues a modern buyers strike against meat could curb inflation and improve health. It cites 1920 price spikes and the original meat strike, noting half the population could cut intake to reduce demand. It references George Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Henderson as vegetarian exemplars and contrasts clothing-focused 1920s mood with today’s meat costs.
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George Bernard Shaw
John B. Henderson
Washington
Neat
Shave
United States urged to act on Balkan Italian treaties
A garbled 1947 U S statement warns against delaying Balkan and Italian treaty approvals, arguing it would damage world leadership and U S credibility while stressing relief to Europe and the atomic issue. Quotations reference Secretary Marshall Truman and observers speaking on foreign policy.
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Truman, Ory
The World Today and U N Assembly Analysis
AP foreign affairs analysis notes two focal eyes of activity in world affairs the United Nations and the Western Eastern bloc clash over Soviet methods and veto use. Andrei Vishinsky’s cautious stance is weighed against Western patience as Moscow seeks a peaceful path. In Alabama the House passes a bill to abolish flogging in state prisons by a 47 to 31 vote, Ira Thompson proposing a modern approach to punishment.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Assembly of the United Natios
Assembly Aries
U. X
U.N
Washington
Roosevelt
Moscow
Russia
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
Montgomery
Alabama House Today
Ira Thompson
Crenshaw
Thompson
Montauk cattle ranching a long island heritage
Hal Boyle profiles Montauk on Long Island where ranching began in colonial times and persists as a seasonal activity. He recalls Phin Dickinson and family driving cattle to sea moors, the historic marks and conflicts with wolves and rustlers, the shift from grazing to tourism, and the Dickinsons running a small ranch with ties to Teddy Roosevelt era quarters.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Long Island
Monta Point
Lo Island
Dod City
Abilene
Kan
Manhattan Island
America
Phin Dickinson
Montauk
Y Dickinson, Jr
Frank, Jr
Pali
Carl Graham
Kidd
Montan
Dickinson Cattle
Bill and
Mary Co
Teddy Roosevel
Royal Riders
Stenagr
Manhattan
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