Obscure Rates and Notices Inked in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage lists mail delivery and subscription rates across states Georgia Alabama Florida with mentions of motor routes and monthly charges. It also includes boilerplate about Associated Press news rights, misstatements policy, and scattered quotes from Jefferson and figures debating Nazi war criminals, ending with a metaphor about patting a rattlesnake.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Youthful Mayor Morrison faces reform tensions in New Orleans
The young New Orleans mayor DeLesseps S. Morrison, elected on a clean-up platform, faces backlash from his father in law over gambling reform. He vows stricter enforcement of the law though his family dispute and political fault lines show reformers often face toeing difficult lines amid controversy. An editorial note from Huntsville urges caution over stray bullets in daily life and echoes fears that such tragedies could happen anywhere.
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DeLesseps S. Morrison
New Orleans
Morrison
Shaw opposes Allied execution of Nazis
George Bernard Shaw provoked debate by opposing the Allies’ right to execute Nazi war criminals, arguing ethics do not justify capital punishment. He sided with Dr W R Inge and others, suggesting the Nazis’ crimes surpass ordinary ethical considerations and prompting strong disagreement from many readers.
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Wallus Streicher
Inge
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
W. R. Inge
Geen
St. Paul's Cathedral
Racket Curbed by Bondmen Regulation in Dothan
The Houston Bar Association and City Commission collaborate to curb a notorious Dothan racket by requiring bondsmen to obtain city permits, cap fees at five percent of the bond, and bar them from pressuring or settling cases before judges. The measure targets extortion and curb practices that harmed the vulnerable, with officials praising the ordinance as a needed reform to restore justice and cleaner local proceedings.
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Bar Association
City Commission
Dothan
The
Houston Bar Association
Commission
Rebuilding Germany Aim Draws Nazi Steel Cartel Back
The column warns the Truman administration to avoid re nazifying Germany by restoring Nazi linked Arbed steel funds. It details Arbed headed by Aloyse Meyer and ties to Luxembourg operations, plus treasury debates on unfreezing funds. It also covers Steelman pressuring WSB to back higher maritime wages and a later clash with Admiral Smith over stabilization policy.
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Germany
Steelman
Wage Stabilization Board
Maritime Come Mission
WSB
Washington
Truman Powers
Byrnes
John Snyder
Treasury Department
Arbed
Ateel Cartel
USA
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson Et al
Argentina
Brazil
Luxembourg
Hitler
Aloyse Meyer
George P. Waller
Meyer
Fuehrer
International Steel Cartel
Waller
John Steeman
Eenaeweny
T. Steelman
AFL
W. Willard Wirtz
Maritime Commission
Vicw
W. W. Smith
Sneeh
Admiral Smith
Ateciman
Smith
Assert
Ory
North Carolina pride and reform in a Riverside speech
John Temple Graves reflects on North Carolina's long commitment to education and enlightenment while countering claims of regional superiority. He cites editor Santford Martin on humility, critiques stream pollution by tanneries and mills, and lauds the state’s resilient civic spirit amid calls for environmental reform.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Santford Martin
Winston-Salem Journal
Archibald Rutledge
South Carolina
Martin
Pigeon River
Quotes From Leaders On Policy And Postwar Plans
A 1946 Bell Syndicate collection quotes Everett Case Mead Stuart Aiken Morris McCormick Bullitt LaGuardia and others on policy, world economy, unity, war memory, OPA ending, and postwar trade while noting USDA plans to shift cloth exports from Germany to European mills and wool shipments.
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White House
Department of Agriculture
Bell Syndicate, Inc
World Frontiers: Poland Moves German Population Eastward
The note from Paris shows a growing split over Europe’s postwar boundaries. Molotov asserts Potsdam fixes Germany’s Polish frontier, while Byrnes and a British spokesman argue the line is provisional. Poland has expelled about 2,000,000 Germans east of Swinemunde and Oder, pressuring final frontier terms at the peace conference.
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Glenn Babb
MacKenzie
Paris
Bulgaria
Italy
Yugoslavia
Byrnes
United States
Foreign Office
Molotov
Soviet Union
Europe
Germany
Potsdam
Poland
Yalta
Red Army
Swinemuende
Oder-Western Nelisse
Truman
Attlee
Stalin
Baltic Sea
Swinemunde
Ode River
Neisse
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Letters to Editor Defends Freedom of Thought in Marianna
A reader in Marianna Florida criticizes The Eagle editorial praising Governor Sparks for an anti American speech. The letter argues that freedom of thought must be protected and warns against fears of anti Russianism. The writer cites ancestors in the revolutionary war and opposes measures perceived as removing American privileges.
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Ce the Eagle
Eagle
Governor Sparks
State Bar Association
Sparks
Russia
Radio Programs on the Networks Wednesday Schedule
The broadcast grid lists 5:00 to 2:00 a.m. programs across networks including NBC ABC and CBS. Notable entries include Radio Supper Club and Mystery of the West, World News via Broadcast, The Lone Ranger, Mr and Mrs North, Great Gildersleeve, Dr Christian, Five Minutes News, Kay Kyser Show, Academy Award Theatre, and David Rose. A mix of news, drama, music, and variety shows fills the night with both national and regional offerings.
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Wednesda
Nbe
Jack Smith
Raymond Gram Swing
Carolyn Gilbert
Nbc
Mark Warnow
H. V. Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Abc
Brie
Lum
Abner
F. H. la Guardia
Great Gildersleeve
Jean Hersholt
Christian
McGarry & His Mouse
Abe Frank Sinatra
Dhs
the Court of Missing Heirs
Eabi
Nbs
Diana Shore
Frankie Carle
Orch
al T
Kay Kyser
Cbhe
Louis-Mauriello Bout
David Rosearch
Curt Massey
Sabc
Abc-Baa Music Shop
Radio Schedule Collage Features Jazz and News across Day
A fragmented listing shows WAGF programming with Benny Strong, Gabriel Heatter, Lawrence Welk, Jan Garber, and Hal McIntyre orchestrations. Multiple MBS segments, AP News updates, and various musical acts fill the day from early evening into late night, including The Dinning and Goodyear Band Review.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Benny Strong
Orch
Gabriel Heatter
Meeta Critice
del Courtney
Geo. Byrom
AP News
MBS
Matty Matheer
Joe Reichman
Victor H. Lindlahr
Geo. Barnes Ochte
Coke Club
Itios
Banny Strong
Stampsx
John J
Queen
Garrett
Erskine Johnson
Phil Moore
Flock
Hal McIntyre
Rene Savard
Hop Harrigan
James Newill
Earl
Shelton
Jubilee
Glory Pleasants
Tom Mix
James Folsom and the Sparks speech debate
Editor notes a debate over free speech and anti-ideology efforts. James Folsom is described as an American supporter, while editorials critique tempering free expression. The piece references Governor's stance and Reader Ross’s editorial dissension regarding cross‑ocean diplomacy and domestic rights.
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Japan
Spo
James Folsom
Grant Ross
Ross
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Michigan Ave
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Lincoln-Liberty
New Center
Montgomery St
Boston
Atlanta
Francisco
Thomas Jefferson
Muntsville
Humes Baughlin
Fred From
Cutix
Boggs
Huntsville
Per
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Bers
Barbar Association
Evsie
Drew Pearson
Pete Lexauieche
Congress
Boise
Idaho
Leouineche
Lawane
Cammererch Wallace
John Siyder
John Temple Graves
Boone
N. C
State Teachers College
South
China
India
Timbuctoo
J. Melville Broughton
Bob Reynolds
They
Say
Everett Case
Colgate U
World Organization
World Trade
World Exchange of Ideas
Margaret Mead
New York
American Museum of Natural History
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Bikini
Security Council
Spain
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Wayne Morris
Oregon
State Department
John W. McCormick
Massachusetts
William C. Bullitt
Moscow
the World Today
Dewitt MacKenzie
By Galbraith
Aes Brota
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