Local Newspaper Rates and Notices Section Fragment
Fragmentary OCR yields a boxed page with subscription rates and publishing notices. Mentions daily and Sunday mail delivery, a Coaster route service, and prices per month. Also contains a Jefferson quote and references to Associated Press and United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Paine ‘Rorace Ball
Leasgamite
Alabama
Alchaisw
Georgia
M. Bain Ee
Ae & Eg
Wai Anae
Wuretan Pore Servis
Easy memory trick taught by Alabama official
In Montgomery a Kiwanis club invited Lt. Gov. Earl P. Andrews to demonstrate a five rule system to remember names and dates. The method, called the five R’s, emphasizes writing, relating, repetition, review, and remembering to remember, aiming to sharpen memory skills for everyday use.
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Montgomery
Earl P. Andrews
Alabama Kiwanis
Andrews
Harriman as Commerce Secretary a strong Truman pick
The piece lauds William Averell Harriman’s appointment to replace Henry Wallace as Commerce Secretary praising his wide experience in diplomacy business railroading and government. It notes his moderate New Deal stance his alignment with Truman’s foreign policy and his proven leadership within a cabinet focused on domestic duties amid postwar tensions.
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William Averell Harriman
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Harriman
Franklin Roosevelt
Commerce
Wallace
Truman
State Byrnes
Russia
Great Britain
Britain
Deel
Tne
OPA Might Take Over Meat Industry to Restore Order
A New York based Emergency Meat Industry Committee representing 150 organizations urged OPA Administrator Paul Porter to assume control of the meat industry. The group says restraints are unworkable and offers facilities and expertise to restore order, signaling a potential shift in federal management.
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New York
Emergency Meat Industry Committee
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
Perfect Year Shields Banks From Failures Across Nation
The FDIC reports a full year with no bank failures for the first time in 75 years, crediting liquid assets, rising prices, strong business activity, and deposit stability. It notes repaying its $289 million U S Treasury setup while retaining over $600 million for future losses and stresses the need for prudent management to avoid future collapses. The agency touts its role in stabilizing confidence amid potential downturns while acknowledging future risk.
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United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Sugar Ration Outlook Through 1946 as Production Ties Up
The Agriculture Department reports sugar rations will continue through 1946 with no likely major increases until next year's crops yield volume. Increases depend on crop size, producing-area outcomes, sugar prices, and overall income and activity. Sugar shortages are tied to destruction of production areas in wartime and shifting to other crops, with world production down from the 1930s.
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Agriculture Department
Artime de
Pacific
OPA price hikes blamed on Congress and Porter
Washington analysts pin rising costs on Congress and OPA head Paul Porter. The piece catalogs amendments that would shift costs to consumers, including clothing, sugar, dairy, meat, and oil, with estimated price impacts and notes Porter's slogan “elevate them prices a little lower.” It also threads in political context and speculates on November elections.
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OPA
Congress
Paul Porter
Washington
Porter
USA
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Oanet
Fred Crawford
Michigan
Republican
John Flannagan
Virginia
Jesse Walcott
Taft
Ohio
Flannagan
Abe Murdock
Utah
Commodity Credit Corporation
Frank Sundstrom
New Jersey
Cotton Lorby
John Bankhead
Paul Brown
Georgia
Sundstrom
Ernest McParlsad
Arizona
McFarland
George Radcliffe
Maryland
Spolt Casmian
Xing
Ed Moore
Olahoma Republican
Elmer Tromas
Oklahoma
Lee O'Daniel
Texas
J. William Fulbricht
Arkansas
Clyde Woex
North Carolina
Wherry
Dean Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Labor
Morrison
John Snyder
Americcuty Kovetnimons
Jackson
Chester Bowie
Connecticut
Brien MecMahon
McMahon
Bowles
Patterson
War Department
Midwest
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Presidential campaign colors and Taft in the spotlight
John Temple Graves argues that radio and film will heighten candidate exposure but color may still be scarce in the next national race. He notes Taft’s rising prominence, likening him to Coolidge, and cites poll opinions on congressional figures while predicting Taft’s sustained visibility at the Republican convention.
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Truman
Stassen
Dewey
Bricker
Taft
Coolidge
Will Rogers
White House
Bob Taft
Cal Coolidge
Unknown quotes on freedom duty and world peace
A collection of postwar remarks from prominent figures, including Dr Deane W Malott Governor Edward Martin Secretary Patterson and General Eisenhower, stressing the American idea of dignity equality opportunity and leadership for peace. The lines reflect wartime success concerns moral probity and ambassadors of peace as nations seek steadiness after conflict.
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Deane W. Malott
Chancelor U
Kansas
DP refugees stir UN debate over relief plan
In the UNESC debate the plan for a 258 million dollar relief organization to aid about 960000 displaced persons in American British and French zones faces Russian opposition. Moscow accuses propaganda against home lands and demands lists and camp visits, while the Allies resist forced repatriation citing safety fears and desire for voluntary return.
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United Nations Economic and Social Council
Europe
Russia
Nikolai Feonov
United States
Britain
Yugoslavia
Poland
Moscow
U. S
England
U. N
Nome
John Bull
Army Officers Corps To Be Doubled Under New U.S. Program
About 70,000 applicants for Regular Army Commissions will be considered in a plan to double the Regular Army Officers Corps from 25 000 to 50 000. Dothan Army Recruiting Station officials said the program should start mid October and expand officer strength significantly.
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U.S
Army of the
Warment
Radio Programs and Scheduling Notes From The Network
A dense list of radio programs and time slots across networks with shows like Mystery of The Week News Commentary and The Tonight lineup. The passage also includes a garbled late 19th century style notice about army commissions, appointments and integration, mentioning 1847 dates and officer ranks like captain and major.
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Abc
Dick Smith
Dbs
Carey Longmire
Ward Donavan
Nbc American Melodies
Orch
Cha Rex Martin
H. V. Kaltenborn
Abe
Rudy Vallee
Lum and
Abner
Earl Godwin
Comemat
Judy
Cbs
Henry Morgan
Vox Pop
Cos Society of Amateur Chess
Fred Waring
Abe Hollywood Players
Drams
Cos
Bella Spewact
Teller
Bobb Hope
Arthur Godfrey
Red Skelton
Nbe
Hasle Supper Club
Nbc West
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Dothan
Suleprones
Associated Press
Ate
Ase
Loral Paws Wa
United Press
Seaton
Lamrahiggy CO
Nath CaNmichigan
Aves
Packer’ Howe
Grean
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Detroit
God
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Andrews
President Truman
Ustry
Posits
Drew Pearson
John Temple Graves
al Smith
Wendel Willkie
Pageant Magazine
Vandenberg
Barkley
Byrd
Pepager
Jocal
Senate
Bilbo
Senator McKellar
Russell
Fulbright
Arcansas
Burkley
Wadsworth
Dirksen
Rayburn
Rankin
Mrs. Douglas
Gallagher
Patman
Hall
They
Say
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
George Milnehurst
Richard C. Tolman
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Luis de Florez
Navy
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
AAF
Thomas W. Harrell
U. of Winds
General Eisenhower
Sen
Tom Connelly
Paris
Connor
the World Today
Dewitt MacKenzie
By Galbraith
Aguia
Ony
Wagf Tonight
Felton Lewis, Jr
Falcon
Cab Calloway
Tedk Streeters Orch
Art Kasvel
Malone
AP News
Shady Valley
MBS
J. D. Tucker
Joe
Bible Readers Club
Florida Playboys
Hollywood Salon Orch
Pat Kay
Victor H. Lindlahr
Scotty Harrell
Orchette
Coke Club
Orph
Stamps Quartette
Lopee
Frank Stamps
John J. Anthony
Light Cruat Doughboys
Corndodgers
Queen
Garrett
Goodyear Band Review
Songfellows
Erakine Johnson
Dr. W. T. Burkett
Sweeten
Hop Harrigan
Melody Review
Dinning Sisters
Glory Pleasants
Tom Mis
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