Public relations officers urged to boost war effort
Atlanta reports Major Harold A. Tyler warns that presenting military news clearly will grow harder and more crucial as the war nears its end. He says white relations officers must perform well to prevent drops in production and fighting will. General Frederick M. Uhl also addressed the briefing on accuracy and avoiding sensational framed stories.
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Atlanta
Harold A. Tyler
Fourth ‘Service Command
Tyler
Abba
4Th ‘Service Command
Frederick
Uhl
Georgia Democrats to Expand Delegation to 32
Georgia's Democratic party will increase its National Convention delegation from 24 to 32 with 32 alternates. Delegates include J Lon Duckworth Hamp McWhorter James V Carmichael and others. selection may occur by the executive subcommittee or full committee. A protest against a new petition requirement for party listing calls for limits on party control.
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Georgia
Democratic Party
Atlanta
Democratic Committee
J. Lon Duckworth
Duckworth
Hamp McWhorter
Lexington
James V. Carmichael
Marietta
Sam J. Boykin
Carrollton
Alton Cogdell
Americus
Grace Cannington
Donalsonville
P. T. McCutchen Jr
Latest Classification List Names and Residences
The notice lists individuals Ralph Hubert and Thomas O. Gay among others with partial addresses or classifications. It records W. O. Prevatt Lovie J. fallins Carroll A Reichert William H Atkinson Royce W King Joel M Willig Louis H Hobbs Amos A and others with wartime or institutional qualifiers in their designations.
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Ralph
Hubert
Gay
Thomas O
Iwell
Roudell
Conference opens with military leader and press editors
The commanding general of the Fourth Service Command opened the conference. Civilians participating included W. F. Caldwell AP Southern Division news editor Davenport Steward Atlanta Bureau manager Acme News-Pictorials Lee Fuhrman city editor Atlanta Constitution Willet Kempton regional director OWI Frances Tafey secretary of the Georgia Press Association and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Service Command
W. F. Caldwell
Associated Press
Davenport Steward
Atlanta
Acme News-Pictorials
Lee Fuhrman
At- Tonta Constitution
Willet Kempton
Office of War Information
Frances Tafey
Cheorgia Press Association
Puzzle of scattered clues across a shredded page fragment
A fragmented OCR list presents various clues and partial words across topics like foods, objects, places, and actions. It reads as a nonsensical word puzzle with missing letters and jumbled terms, offering no clear single event or narrative to summarize.
Price Control Bill Heads For Bitter Senate Debate
The bill to extend price controls for eighteen months heads to a week of Senate debate. The Bankhead cotton amendment seeks new textile price ceilings based on a cotton parity price plus costs and profit, drawing Roosevelt opposition and Vinson concern it would raise costs for consumers. Also on tap is action in the House to extend court martial deadlines for Pearl Harbor accountability. Tuesday features Sewell Avery's appearance before a special committee amid the controversy over Montgomery Ward's Chicago plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Udne 5
Senate
Senator Bankhead
D-Ala
Roosevelt
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
Bankhead
House
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward Company
Chicago
Elizabeth Bullard Leaves 60000 for University of Georgia
The estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Bullard of Savannah adds 30000 to the University of Georgia endowment after earlier gifts of 20000 and 5000 for a chemistry building. Regents announced during the university commencement. The baccalaureate sermon urged spiritual-minded leadership in postwar plans.
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Elizabeth Bullard
University OF Georgia
Athens
Savannah
State Board of Regents
Nathaniel Guy Long
Atlanta
Peachtree Road Methodist Church
Senate
Architects test air supported domed roof design
Architects experiment with an air supported roof using a thin steel dome held upright by pressure from air blown underneath by ventilation fans around the base.
Iowa Nominating Candidates With Light Primary Votes
Des Moines reports the Iowa nominating contest with unusually light primary turnout. Senator Guy M. Gillette faced Ernest H. Seemann after pressure from Democratic readers and a letter from President Roosevelt. Governor Hickenlooper was unopposed for the Republican Senate nomination.
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Des Moines
Iowang
Guy M. Gillette
Ernest H. Seemann
Waterloo
Washington
Gillette
Roosevelt
Guy
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Polish Premier to Visit Roosevelt in U S Today
Polish Premier Stanislaw Mikolajezky arrives in Washington today for a courtesy visit with President Roosevelt. He will discuss general European Polish questions and work to narrow the Russia Poland gap on this first U S trip since becoming prime minister.
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Washington
Stanislaw Mikolajezky
Roosevelt
Russia
Poland
Stettinius
Navy Seaman Byers Sets Sit Up World Record
Able Seaman Froehlig, an 18-year-old recruit from Kingsford Michigan, did 5 555 sit ups in three hours and five minutes, claiming a world record. Navy officials cite earlier marks by Sergeant Jantzen and Sergeant Boranek, leading to competing claims of the record.
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Charles Chamberlain
Creat Lakes
Ill
Bill Freehng
Froehlig
Kingsford
Mich
Navy
Jantzen
Army Air Forces
Lincoln
Neh
Army Air Forces Training School
Yale Univrsity
Edward A. Boranek
Bainbridge Graduation Exercises Highlight Dignity and Service
Bainbridge High School held its 1944 graduation Friday night with 48 diplomas awarded. Notable moments included student speakers on Our People and Our Heritage, honors for Mary Jane King and Curtis Barber, and retirement remarks for long-time teacher Isabel Wicker and Mrs. Funderburke. The ceremony concluded with the Alma Mater and a benediction from Rev H H Shell.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge High School
Doris Phillips
Raleigh Rollins, Jr
J. F. Ward
Presbyterian Church
Betty Jane Chalfant
Jack Archer
Faye Harmon
Carolyn Sanderlin
Evelyn Bridges
Frances Reid
Mary Jane King
Bainbridge Schools
G. Elan
Esabel Wicher
Funderburke
Daughters of the American Revolution
Curtis Barber
Raleigh Rolling, Jr
Candlewood Shadows Begin to Unravel at Night Station
Spring Manning and Lt. Dirk Lane arrive at Candlewood House in heavy rain to find Josh missing and a strange replacement, Theron. Gil Hayden recounts Josh’s disappearance two weeks earlier while Spring senses a deeper unease about the manor and its hosts.
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Spring Manning
Dirk Lane
Candlewood House
Elvan Morrison
Spring
Dirk
Candlewood
Josh
Lane
Gil
Wood City
Theron
Adelaide
Drusilla
Try This for Sour Bilious Indigestion
The ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a fast remedy for morning digestive discomfort. It urges dissolving one teaspoon in hot water, followed by breakfast beverage, claiming relief within an hour and renewed energy after five days. It cites 245 million bottles sold in a century.
Bainbridge Personal Notice Roundup Shows Local Travel Visits
Bainbridge Ga June 5 Mrs F Coleman Strother and daughter Marcia returned to Monticello Ga after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs J C Lane. Lt Lloyd Rich Jr finished officer candidate school in Aberdeen Md and visited family in Bainbridge before returning to duty. several others including Lt RK Rich and Miss Frances Rich travel for schooling and Red Cross activities in nearby states.
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Bainbridge, Ga
F. Coleman Strother
Marcia
Monticello
J. C. Lane
R. Lloyd Rich
Aberdeen
Lloyd Rich
Redding
Dugan
Ted Rutland
Betty Jane
New Orleans
EK. A. Wimberley
Martha Brandon
Tallahassee
Fla
Constance Roberts
Horace Punderburk
Atlanta
RK. Lloyd Rich, Jr
Judy
Rich
T. Smith
U. S. Naval Base
Jacksonville
C. T. Smith
Randolph Fort
Tuscaloosa
Ala
M. A. Fort
Guy White
Andalusia
Marx Gaines
Wynn Wardell
Charlotte N.C
R. F. Wheat
W. J. Brady
Frances Rich
Brevard
N. C
American Red Cross Aquatic School
Camp Carolina
Miss Rich
Decatur County
Red Cross
Bainbridge personnel urged to increase bonds purchases
Bainbridge Ga June 5 civilian and military personnel at Bainbridge Army Air Field were urged by Major General William O Butler commanding general of the AAFEFTC to increase their pay allotments for war bond purchases and to buy as many bonds as possible.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Bainbridge Army Air Field
William O. Butler
Aafeftc
Fifth War Loan Drive Aims for 16 Billion Despite Costs
General Butler urges RAF Eastern Flying Training Command personnel to boost war bond purchases from June 1 to July 31 1944 with a nationwide goal of 16 billion dollars and monthly costs near eight billion. He asks individuals to buy bonds cash or via increased allotments.
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Butler
Mills
Savage
War Department
RAF Eastern Flying Training Command
Two Destroyer Escorts Named for Navy Heroes Launched
Two destroyer escorts were launched in Tampa yesterday named for Navy heroes killed in action. One honors Ensign Neal Ao Seow who fell off the Santa Cruz Islands. his sister Miss Margaret A. Scott of Rome Georgia christened the ship. The other honors Lt JG Kenneth fart Mair, with details incomplete.
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Tampa
Aico
ABPD
Navy
Neal Ao Seow
Santa Cruz Islands
Margaret A. Scott
Rome
Kenneth Fart Mair
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