The Pledge and The American Creed Text
A fragment describes the Pledge to the Flag and The American Creed declaring allegiance to the United States, support for its constitution and laws, respect for the flag, and defense against enemies, all framed as expressions of patriotism and democracy.
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United States of America
Pepper recalls talks with Truman on full employment plan
Senator Claude Pepper recounts meeting President Truman before Japan's surrender and pushing a reconversion program to a peace time economy. He notes bipartisan support, urgent legislation on unemployment insurance, and his role as Foreign Trade Subcommittee chair preparing for Congress after Labor Day.
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Claude Pepper
Truman
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West Virginia
Althogh
Kilgore
John Snyder
Harold Smith
Barkley
Montana
Senate
Europe
Trade expansion plan for Europe and postwar markets
A Small Business Committee member outlines efforts to boost American exports to Europe and Britain, assess opportunities in reconstruction markets, and study Russian demand. He cites dismantling German cartels, ending Nazism, and reducing private monopolies to preserve democracy and free enterprise.
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Europe
Congress
Britain
Germany
Committees Named for Florida Bankers Convention 1945 46
Sam E. Teague announces the 1945 46 Florida Bankers Association convention committees. Agricultural directors include Tom D. Roland J S Fairchild Louis P Wilson H M McIntosh R A Willis. Educational panel lists George Lewis II Scott Moore Otto Anderson A A McKethan George Brannen. Citrus leaders include G G Ware B H Alexander C H McNulty W F Rehbaum L A Perkins Jr. Public Relations group features E P Taliaferro Linton Allen J B Carmichael Rodman Porter S H Fifield. Special Livestock panel names N Ray Carroll W E Ellis Joe S Earman N B Jordan Lovick Holtzendorff. Teague reappoints special committee to revise constitution and by laws with Boozer Ellis and Coleman.
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Sam E. Teague
Florida Bankers Association
Capital City Bank
Tallahassee
Tom D. Roland
Bank of Newberry
J. S. Fairchield
First National Bank
Winter Garden
Louis P. Wilson
Munroe and Chambliss National Bank
Ocala
H. M. McIntosh
Bank of Pahokee
R. A. Willis
Bank of Greenwood
Educational
George Lewis II
Lewis State Bank
Scott L. Moore
Florida National Bank
Jacksonville
Otto Anderson
Exchange National Bank
Tampa
A. A. McKethan
Hernando State Bank
Brooksville
George H. Brannen
Bank of Inverness
Citrus
G. G. Ware
the First National Bank of Leesburg
B. H. Alexander
Lake Wales State Bank
Gainesville
Rodman Porter
Apalachicola State Bank
Barnett National Bank
N. Ray Carroll
Kissimmee
W. E.,. Ellis
Commercial Bank, and Trust Company
Joe S. Earman
Indian River
Citrus Bank
Vero Beach
Vera Bloom and her political chronicles in Washington
Vera Bloom, chronicler of White House life and wartime Washington, profiles Sol Bloom and the Bloom family influence across two Republican administrations and three Roosevelt terms. The Mount Dora Public Library Committee notes her eyewitness accounts of officials, diplomats, and capital society.
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Bloom
Sol Bloom
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pomts
White House
Coast Guard Reopens Regular Enlistments For 17 Year Olds
The U S Coast Guard will accept regular three year enlistments for 17 year olds for the first time since 1942. Lieut Lucretia Bailey announced the change as district recruiting officer for the Seventh naval district. James C Royals Jr of Miami is the first Floridian to enlist under the plan. Regular enlistees gain trade school and advancement advantages similar to those in the Reserve. High school six three years and strict physical mental standards still apply. Recruiting offices at Miami room 602 Professional Building and Tampa room 302 Knight and Wall Building.
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Lucretia Bailey
Seventh Naval District
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Reserve
James C. Royals, Jr
Miami
Bailey
Oast Guard
Professional
Knight and Wall
Tampa
Florida Telephone Corp Employees Buy Bonds
A Florida War Finance Committee report shows the Florida Telephone Corporation of Leesburg leading Lake County payroll savings groups in average bond purchases. Only one other central Florida group among more than seventy firms, with many firms in Miami Jacksonville and Tampa, participated.
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Florida War Finance Committee
Florida Telephone Corporation of
Leesburg
Lake County
Florida
Central Florida
Miami
Jacksonville
Tampa
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