Army police battle Fort Benning pay-daze vice dens
Special Correspondent Pete Craig reports that near Fort Benning Georgia and across the river Phenix City Alabama greedy proprietors target soldiers on leave. Military police patrols raid joints to curb pay-daze temptations while civilian agencies press to provide better alternatives to gambling bars and corrupt establishments.
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Pete Craig
Ig Citivenis
Ite Pla
Fort Bens
Fth
Glumbus
Forthing
Phenix City
Ala
Ft. Benning
War Stimson
Lloyd Friedendall
Secialy
Columbus
Olumbus
Nort. Benning
Alabama
Aany
Tong
Fort Benning
George C. Marshall
Army
M. C. A. Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Knudsen's rise from estimator to GM president
The 1906 order from Ford set Knudsen on a career path toward Detroit and a contract for 75000 with Ford. He later led 27 GM plants, became GM president in 1937, and shaped key moves before resigning to focus on national defense. He was known as a production genius and a man of modest offices and simple habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudsen
Detroit
Ford
Bill Knudsen
Kaudsen
Ireland and Matthews Company
Wronies
Bil
Uncle Sam
General Motors
British Begin Continued Assault on Envi Port of Albania
The RAM reported heavy bombardment at Albania's major port Tobruk during the January 19 20 night attack. Direct fire damaged tearine repair shops and military barracks as forces engaged in the raid amid intensified combat.
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Valens
Envy
Albania
Tobruk
RAM
Club Hostess Found Dead Near Texarkana
Texarkana police investigate the death of 26 year old club hostess Mai Cooper found on highway 6 near the city limits. An escort who left the night club with her Monday night is in custody as inquiries proceed into the fatal head blow.
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Texarkana
Mai Cooper
Texarkana Nigh Club
Highway 6
Intocuss
Tody
Kennedy says officials split on U S entry to war with Germany
Former envoy to London Kennedy told the House Foreign Relations Committee that officials differed over U S entry into World War II. He said supporters argued the nation would find a way to carry it through, while opponents feared material shipments to Britain would be cut. Kennedy endorsed cautious limits on presidential war powers and kept urging U S neutrality despite Britain’s wartime peril.
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U. S
Germany
London
Britain
Kennedy
Roosevelt
House Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
England
Hope Builders Supply Firm Opens In Hope
Mr. Copeland, longtime lumber industry figure with 25 years in the field, has moved his family to Hope and joins Hope Builders Supply. He previously managed Young Lumber Yard and Gordon Builders Supply, bringing 18 years in retail and seven in manufacturing to the new venture. The company is housed in a brand-new building at 23 East Third Street, aiming to establish Hope as a permanent home for the business.
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Copeland
Young Lumber ,Yayd
Greeks Repel Italian Counterattack in Tepeleni Sector
Greek forces reported Tuesday they repulsed what they called the largest Italian counterattack yet attempted in the Tepeleni area of the Albanian front. Italians lost original positions and many attackers, while Greek gains were claimed north of Klisura amid a snowstorm.
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Athens
Tepeleni
Klisura
Scout Council Members and Attendees Listed
The scouting council meet includes F Y Haynie Roy Weisenberger and Roy Anderson as treasurer, Olba Taylor Ark advisory, A W Stubbeman chair, Blodgett executive, Jui Clements and other executives. Troop 9 to 67 leaders and committees from Hope Fulton and surrounding churches listed among attendees.
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F._Y. Haynie
Finance Commie
Royce Weisenberger
Roy Anderson
Treasaver
Olba Taylor
Ark
A. W. Stubbeman
Bur Blodgett
Hope
Jui Clements
Caddy Council
Washington
J. M. May
W. M Etter
Fulton
J. J. Liebling
1. K. Odum
Thel Joplin
Presbyterian Church
Methodlist Church
F.C. Crow
Hendrix Scraggina
Puberniclechanch
Guy
Bosye
Troop
Chaiman
Wingfiel Stroud
Christian Church
Thomas Kinser
Syoop
Fashion of the Future at New York Style Show
AP Feature Service reports a two day New York fashion show with colonial clapboard setting and a lineup of modern housing materials from Johns Manville and Glidden. garments include plaid taffeta gloves with back hat, purple reefer and calot with scarf in “Yeslous green,” a striped silk turban with off white suit, and sheer wool dinner wear with capes in tweed and monochrome tones. capes rise as spring high style with cape sleeved red coats and white evening gowns.
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Third
Louisiana Street
Johns Mansville
Glidden Paints
Cnanels
Dal Avistocrat
Mibolungitt
Freedom of choice law in America
The piece extols the unwritten law of freedom of choice as the most effective rule, noting consumers decide when where and how to spend money. It highlights how patrons can punish businesses by choosing rivals, superior to any court in regulating misrepresentation.
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America
The Newspaper and Our Right to Choice
A defender of free press argues that advertising freedom and open news empower readers to choose products and resist totalitarian controls. The piece credits newspapers for informing citizens and warns government overreach would muzzle honest reporting and consumer autonomy.
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Anyitheim Poly
Navy cadet fashion notes with aviation emblems
Fragmentary description notes navy blue day dresses with short gloves, red accents, and red ankle-strap sandals. A cadet in a slim aviation emblem suit is mentioned, though text trim leaves details unclear about the scene or event.
Oklahoma City Toy Map Sparks Capital Claims
Civic minded residents push for new capital status as a toy maker market misplays Guthrie as the capital. The confusion traces to a jigsaw map showing Guthrie, the 1911 capital, still appearing in products.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Guthrie
YBMA Endorses Hope Airport Plan in Hope
The Young Business Men's Association backs the purchase of the proposed site for Hope municipal airport. The endorsement followed a Monday night Star office meeting called by Acting President A. E. Stonequist to boost membership. Plans to grow the group and expand community programs were announced.
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Thvinedinie
Hope
Young Eye Iness
Star Office
Act
Ling
A. E. Stonequist
Sunsidia Plains
YBMA
Bubylans
Arouands Won
Unclear Fragmentary Names and Phrases from Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Holbrook and Montaiery with scattered phrases about a herd and elective service. Details are indeterminate. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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Son Vultures
Hope Hardware Co
Balmoral Road
Gressé Ile
Detroit River
Salvation Army Fund
Denmark
Font
Hitler
Hope Builder's
Lery
Scout Council
Buford Poe
V. Bowen
O'Neal
Benjamin
LuGrene Williams
GA. Hobbs
Buddy Evans
Raymond B. Jones
E. H. Swewart
W. M. Sanders
Thell Joplin
K. J. Caulinger
Othol Taylor
Chester AL Anderson
B. FB. McFaddin
Lyman Aving Strong
Linus W. Walker
Charles 0. Thomas
Georgy W. Wus
NIA
Palin
Ily Wote
Yunied Fron
Atte
Fashion of
New York
Norman Chandler
I Sie Aimerican Newspapers
Dulwich Cullone
Edward Aeyn
Vwa Rathers
Charles Holbrook
Montaiery
Als
Holbrook
Pranktort
SEE Morae Feed CO
Harry W. Shiver
Silie
Arkunsus Michine Speciing Co
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