Plans For Post War Germany Hit Snag With Controversies
Washington AP reports a fierce debate over how to craft a postwar Germany policy. Morgenthau's plan to strip Germany of industry faces resistance from War and State Departments, while Roosevelt and Churchill reportedly back strong controls and possible dismantling of German industry. arguments center on whether to destroy or retain German industrial capacity and how to shape territorial adjustments and safeguards.
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Washington
Germany
War
Treasury
Roosevelt
Morgemoau
Stimson
Uard
Hull
Morgenthan
Bes
Quebec
Churchill Morgenthan
Europe
London
Eden
Morgenthau
Silisea
Saar
Wem
Reich
White House
State
War Department
Brants
Poland
France
United Nations of 2 Commission
Senegal
Solon Advocates Revision of Taxes
Francis M Leeaay reports Congressman Doughton chair of the Ways and Means Committee rejects complete elimination of corporate income taxes as impractical. He plans to convene a joint House taxation committee after election to study postwar tax revision, stressing budget estimates and revenue projections before possible tax relief.
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Francis M. LeEaay
Washington
Doughton
D-N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joint
House Taxation Committee
Congress Tetonvenes
Veateume
Cola
800 Miners Resume Work In Alabama
Hundreds of miners at the Coal Iron and Railroad Company Wylam mine ended a 10 day walkout. Normal day shift crews returned as production neared 30,000 tons of coal. UMW District 20 said the stoppage followed a mine incident and may have been unauthorized.
Military action continues in Pacific and China fronts
The report notes heavy Allied and Japanese actions as ships, planes, and boats are sunk or damaged. Malakal harbor is shelled near Palau, with naval forces driving destroyers and gunboats from Peleliu. In China, Chungking says Japan abandoned Pingke and neared Kweilin, threatening Burma Road traffic and traffic junctions nearby.
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Malakal
Halsey
Palau
Japan
Singapore
Barrison
Harbhern
Peleliu
Chungking
Pingke
Yunnan Province
Burma Road
Canton
Kweilin
Aled
China
Chunhsien
Livohow
Turpesine and Merakdaet Cloth Ad Noted in Patchy Text
A fragmentary OCR notice hints Turpesine as a paint aid and mentions Teham bright Merakdaet cloth with unclear context. The snippet references a king, an eye deal, and an abode, but the meaning remains partly garbled and non-specific.
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Ray King
Bie
Sue Bacoe Tee
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Johnsoe
Funeral services for Mrs. WH Johnson 74 who died after long illness were held Sunday at Bluff Springs Church. Rev. J W Yeo and Rev W G Dean officiated with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include seven daughters, four sons, a brother, 43 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Ward-Wilton Funeral Home oversaw arrangements.
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Pucere
Johoson
Ephesi Sosa
Bluff Sprenes
Mra Aoe
Hatxe
Chipley
Fla
Me. W. Co Reton
Athford
Oscar Thomas
Cottondale
Homer Davis
Ash- Lorn
Xevier Watson
Ashford
Burt Wiggins
Webb
A.C Brackin
Slutt Springs
C. Wells
F. L. Fellows
HB. Armstrong
W. A. Wells
Reuben Wright
Will, Wright
Arther Wiggins
G. EL. Fuller
Ward-Wilton Funneral Home
Johnson Becomes 1000th Member of Commerce Group
Arthur Johnson, secretary-manager of the Dothan Chamber of Commerce, is named the 1000th member to join the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries. Paul Myers of Kansas City announces the record membership ahead of schedule. Johnson joined through Katy Mason Johnson, state membership chairman and Tuscaloosa Chamber official.
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Arthur Johnson
Dothan
Merce
National Association of Commercial Organization
Paul Myers
Kansas City
Ozark Lions Club to Sponsor New Boy Scout Troop
Ozark Lions Club voted unanimously to sponsor a new Boy Scout troop with Scout Executive J W Cooke announcing. When formed it will be the second white troop in Ozark. Troop 16 is sponsored by Ozark Kiwanis and has full complement. several boys pending membership as vacancies occur. Details on Scoutmaster and committee to follow.
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Lions Club of
Ozark
Jack Key
J.W. Cooke
Ozark Kiwanis Club
Cooke
Mary Evalyn Carried's Garden Canning Leads Contest
The feature notes Mary Evalyn Carried and her garden project where most vegetables canned at home. She managed her family canning budget and aided neighbors in proper canning and food conservation. Betty Killingsworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Killingsworth, won junior honors with 256 jars canned.
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Mary Evalyn
Betty Killingsworth
W. T. Killingsworth
Dothan
Snake encounter ends in fatal shooting under house
Patrolman Sneed, while locating a moccasin under a house, fired multiple shots at the venomous serpent. The five foot moccasin is described as the target. Officers reflect on the unpredictable duties of their work.
Layton Receives Combat Infantryman Badge and Bronze Star
Private first class Porter Layton, husband of Fannie Layton of Gordon route one, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman badge and the Bronze Star for service in the Pacific Asiatic theater. He has served 28 months overseas with an antitank company in the 147th Infantry Regiment and also holds the Conduct medal and American Defense ribbon. He is stationed at the Maine Barracks in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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Layton
Porter Layton
Fannie Layton
Gordon Route One
Pte Layton
147Th Infantry Regiment
Injured in Highway Collision Near Grimes Alabama
The Alabama State Police report says three or four people were hurt near Grimes on the Montgomery Highway when an Army truck and an automobile collided at midnight. Mrs C C Jennett suffered a shoulder injury and was taken to Dothan hospital. Two soldiers from Camp Rucker were injured. Names of others involved were not available. An investigation was ongoing.
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Alabama State Highway Patrol
Dothan
Grimes
Montgomery
H. B. Moody
C. Jennett
Reuben Smith
Napier Field
Negra
Jack Meavoy
Randolph Irmes
Rucker
Toose
Toen
Moody
Jennett
Dothan Hospital
Napier Field Hospital
James
Wave Of Killings Sweeps North Italy
AP reports a wave of killings in German-occupied northern Italy with Fascists urging retaliation for Pietro Caruso. Eight killed in Turin, nine shot in Bologna, ten partisan prisoners shot at Gravelane tal. Bologna reports frightful conditions with hundreds killed this month. Hospitals crowded, utilities broken, water medicine scarce. streets bloody as clashes erupt between Fascists and partisans.
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Bern
Switzerland
Italy
Rome
Pietro Caruso
Turin
Bologna
Reggio Emelia
Gravelane—aotal
Svck
Underground Workers In Germany Told To Act Now
Allied spokesman said 12 009 foreign workers in Germany were urged to act in the last phase of the fight against Hitler. instructions warned to fear the Gestapo and to follow leaders, while some areas would provide means for resistance. workers were told to leave factories, seek shelter and land employment, and to act with purpose as the Reich nears defeat.
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Supreme Headquarters OF
Allied Expeditionary Force
Eisenhower
Germany
Gestapo
Reich
Jess
Orga
Hitler
Third
Yugoslav Partisans Get Over 5000 Tons of Supplies
Allied Air Command disclosed that over five thousand tons of arms, ammunition, and supplies were flown over two years to Yugoslav partisans and Balkan patriots. RAF operations, with American pilots, used secret and other fields in Greece and Albania to deliver anti tank guns, vehicles, and even paper clips. The program began in 1942 with Middle East airlifts and later parachute drops into Greece, aiding partisans and bolstering resistance against German forces.
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Noland Norgaard Home
Allied Air Command
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Royal Airforce
Tito
RAF
Balkans
Middle East
Balkan Hills
Bedsole Wounded in Action Near Columbia Route
Private sole Bedrale of Hesur previously free of Preobg ian forces along the Columbia route was wounded in action. No further details.
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Sole
Bedrale
Hesur
Columbia
Allied Push in Europe Battles Across Nijmegen Corridor
Fragmented report details Allied and German movements in the Netherlands and Belgium. American and British forces push along the Nijmegen corridor with air support and river crossings, while German counterattacks falter. Canadian and British bridgeheads form near Antwerp and Turnhout as Patton’s tanks advance toward Metz. Heavy rains slow offensives on many fronts as paratroopers supply troops in doubtful daylight.
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Simber
Ieee
Beretag
Puracaut
Lempees
Bekop Fis
Benk
Dempsey
Nijmegen
Veghel
Eindhoven
Tom Mies
Deurne
Helmond
Buis de Luc Canal
Antwerp Out Canal
Antwerp
Germany
Meuse - Schelde Canal
Antwerp - Turnhout Line
Turnhout
Antwerp Turnhout Canal
Tilburg
Aachen
Cologne
le Communique
Rotgen
Metz
Patton
Bluze
Chateau - Salins
Nancy
Leyr
Champenoux
Baccarat
Moncton
Jewish Faith Memorial Service Scheduled at Temple Emanu-El
A memorial observance is planned at Temple Emanu-El with members of the Jewish faith to attend on a designated day. The ceremony honors a remembered individual and follows traditional rites in the temple. Local attendees and clergy will participate, underscoring the community’s observance of the day.
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Temple Emanu-El
Beek Raid Report From Nijmegen Front Limits
Contained fragments describe military actions near Beek and Nijmegen with Allied troops engaging German positions. Reports mention Corporal Hier and Sergeant Squillante, medical checks, and naval radio destruction efforts as Allied forces push toward German lines.
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Freon
Eagan
Squillante
Washington
Hier
B. G. Farmer
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Lyndhurst, C
Wilson W. Hopking, Jr
Durham
N.C
G. L
Solon
Berton
Mac’s
S. Oates St. John N. Mcleod
Dothan Po
S&s
LEN
Alabama
Mrs. Johnsoe
Aeene
Johnson
Commerce Group
Ozark Lions Club
Maine
Klameth Fats
Oregon
Fee
Talag Fuadalana
Tarang
Festana Hawai
New York
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Heyweed
Alm
Germ
Seem
Beek
Free Tier
Mee
Dothan Savings & Loan CO
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