Lubbock Morning Avalanche Publishing Co. Masthead
Fragmented OCR shows publisher names and official seals for Lubbock Morning Avalanche with references to Day and Evening Journe brands and a national advertising representative. Includes pledge text and postal notices.
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Lubbock
Avalanche
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Co
Teaas Avenue
Gudbdeck
Tex Daily Press Resen
Angus. Dales
Eee A. Oor
Ne Cmas W. Ratlifp
Geiter
Texas Daily Presse
League
Dallas
Byrnes Urges Vision and Individual Effort for Nation’s Progress
The piece quotes James F Byrnes, former senator and Supreme Court justice, now War Mobilization director, arguing that America’s future relies on vision backed by ambition and personal reward through effort. It stresses individual initiative and applied effort beyond government handouts to secure a stronger heritage for future generations.
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James F. Byrnes
Supreme Court
Byrnes
Stop-gap plan to exchange hostages with Japan surfaces
A Stockholm dispatch claims Germany proposed using European hostages as a bargaining reserve to exchange for Nazi leaders held by the Allies. If exchanges fail, the plan allegedly calls for killing hostages in Japan to balance the score, with trials and executions of war criminals anticipated later.
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Stockholm
Germany
Leopold
Belgium
Japan
Hitler
United Nations
Christian
Denmark
Tokyo
Tler
Aes
Justice
Northwest Texas Mission Bishop Reflects on Service
An understated note expresses regret and gratitude from a bishop in the Northwest Texas Mission for his district and followers. The speaker honors the cloth of ministry and the support of thousands while noting ongoing duties.
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D.D
Northwest
Texas
Germany Will Try It Again
Anti-Semitism gave Adolf Hitler early success in Munich’s barracks and shaped his world view. He used propaganda to reach dissatisfied elements, exploited women and the middle class, and cultivated occult and religious rhetoric to justify his rise.
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Adolf Hitler
Munich
Hitler
Adolf-Viktor von Egerber
Fuehrer
Nazi Germany
Landsberg
Germany
Bavaria
Hitler's power growls as divisions aid control
The article portrays Nazi strategy with Hitler boasting of 750000 loyal followers and a plan to impose will amid party divisions. It notes how Nazis exploited sentimentality and used sex irregularities to recruit and place agents within the movement. The piece foreshadows continued analysis.
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Hitler
Roehm
Roosevelt faces mounting political headwinds in 1944 tour
Washington and New York observers note that Franklin D. Roosevelt may be losing the favorable campaign breaks for the first time since entering politics. The piece traces his career, the wars and labor disputes affecting him, and the growing chorus of concerns as polls open on November 7.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
New York City
Roosevelt
New York
Tammany
Charley” Murphy
al Smith
Ryan Belmont
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Russia
Poland
Baltic States
Bor
Warsaw
White House-Kremlin
Henry Morgenthau
Germany
Carl Schurz
Sam
Hillmanite
Tobin
Navy
McCarran Senate
White House
Funeral for Lt Hastings Held in Hereford
Lt Roy Hastings Navy pilot killed in a Florida crash is honored in Hereford with a funeral planned for Saturday at 3 p m in First Methodist Church. Rev James Aiken leads services with Masonic rites and Hereford American Legion participation. body to arrive Amarillo at 9 55 p m and then to Hereford with daughter Mrs Hastings en route home from Florida.
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Hastings
Hereford
Roy Hastings
Navy
Lake City
Fla
F. E. Shyrock
Pampa
Texas Tech
Henry Hastings
Shryock
Florida
Amarillo
James Aiken
The
American Legion
Barrymore Colt Opens North Texas Fine Arts Program
Ethel Barrymore Colt, eighth generation of the Barrymore family, inaugurated the North Texas State Teachers College fine arts program in the college auditorium in Denton as the annual event began.
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Barrymores
Denton
U.P
Ethel Barrymore Colt
North Texas State Teachers College
Survivorship Deed Moves Brandeis To Dream Of Home
A man reflects on reading his survivorship deed recorded September 2, 1944 in Brookfield Land Records. He contrasts urban distractions with the thrill of owning land and a home, cherishing hills dogwood trees and gardens as the dream becomes real and life feels meaningful.
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Brookfield Land Records
Viola M. Waidelich
Viola
Winning the War by Albert Leman
An analysis of Nazi wartime aims questions if Hitler seeks to prolong conflict for escape or to prepare alibis. Rumors of escapes to Ireland, a submarine to Japan, and a Zeppelin to Hirohito surface amid debates over Hitler’s likely fate and the memoirs he may author if captured. The piece cites opinions from American correspondents and a statesman on Hitler’s cowardice, and notes male stars outlasting female stars in Hollywood.
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Ku Klux Klan
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Albert Leman
Hitler
Eire
Japan
Norway
Arctic
Hirohito
Goebbels
National Socialist Party
Berlin
Napoleon
Fontainebleau
Germany
Europe
McClure Newspaper
Texas
Garrison
Comptroller
Inter-Allied Command
Comptroller's Department
Texas Livestock on Highways Adds to Accident Toll
A Texas state official recalls a near-miss when a cow crossed the road, highlighting a rise in livestock incidents on highways. From eight months data, 91 collisions with animals caused 10 deaths and 54 injuries, with underreporting likely.
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Texas
Gordon Shearer
United Press
Ustin
U.P
Barrow
Morehhan
Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison, Jr
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Pal
United States of America
Egree
Robert Ripley
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Reichswehr
Landsberg Fortress
Hess
Hanfstaengel
Sigrid Schultz
NEA Service, Inc
France
Balkans
Pittsburgh Courier
Amsterdam News
Harlem
Tom Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Fdr
Harry S. Truman
C. Brunetta
Long Island
N.Y
Cape Taa
King Fosruins Syndicate
McCoy
Calleo
Pirsey
Erich Brandeis
Waldorf- Astoria
Glamour
Galbraith
Houston
Highway Department
Ecretar
Frank D. Quinn
State Parks Board
George “Lefty” McQuinn
Gene Moore
Browns
San Quinn
St. Louis
Junior
Submarine ‘Service
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