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o . Alamo, Ga. One Night Only
o Saturday, April 15 |
Under Big Waterproof Tent
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Charlie Monroe
| And His
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WITH | |
Charlie and Birch--The Monroe Brothers
Ray & Dell, “The 2 Nuts from Georgia’
~ Wilma Jean, “Blue Ridge Sweetheart”
~ Daisy Mae, --Ozark Mountain Girl---
Lester Flatt, Jimmie Martin and Others.
Admission: 25¢. and 50c. Plus Fed, Tax
“THE SHOW OF THE YEAR”
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For Solizitor General |
To the People of the QOccnee
Circuit:
1 trust that my administration
of the affairs of the office of Soli+
citor General of this Circuit
meets with yoar respeci and ap |
proval, The re~ults ol wv ff rts 1
prove eff-ctiveness, faitess,
jorce and lLionor.
I am & candidate {or roeleciion]
to this cffice. g
With gratefu) thauvks. !
o MH. LOYER. ‘
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LO3T—Two ration beoks Ne. 3
and 4, with the name of Elizab 1h
Coleman. If found retointo L ca|
Ration Board. !
LOST—'"'RB” gusoline rali xtl
book with the wname of Walier|
Jomes. If found return 10
Local Ration Board. !
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. LOST-Ration book No. 4, with
the name of R E Tuten. It fonndi‘
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‘ ' LT AJJENSEN, USMCTAVIATOR: REGEIVED THE NAVY
l GROSS FOR DESTROYING 24JAP PLANES IN 10 SECONDS
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ENEMY AIR FIELD .. WREGKING THE PLANES ON GROUNO:
Whaslee Cotinty Eagle, Alamo, Ga., rriaay April 7, 1944
Congress Didn’t Beat
Reoosevelt---They Beat You;
- The new tax bill, so triums
phantly passed over the Presis
dent’s veto will cost eyery
working man and woman in the
country an extra $25 to 50. in ins
come taxes this year. That was
brought abeut by abolition of the
earned income credit.. The tax
rates for the big fellows, hows
ever, were not touched.
The bill alsc takes away from
the war and navy departments
theé power to renegotiate war
concracts in the tool making ins
dustry. This means that the great
financial interests which own
the tool industry are permitted
keep the billions of dollarsin
excessive war profits they have
made on government contracts,
To that extent the congress
graciously legalized the most vis
cious profiteering inour couns
try’s history. The big interests
who profiv to the tuue of billions
by the new tax bill are the
“*greedy interest” to whem
President Roosevelt referied in
| hisg veto message.
Well, who won the sigh:? Con
gress did not win it! R o 3 veit
did not lose i ! :
The gigantic finu clal interest
won; the people lost. "You w it
one of the losers.—The Chicagy
Union Leader. '
Alamo Theatre
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The 2 Nuts From Georgia
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,Soldiers Lost Arms,
Moo Legs and Votes
.| The most damning indictment
.[of cofigressional treachery in its
|handling of soldier vote legislas
| tion came last month from, bes
[lieve it or not—H. V. Kaltenborn,
| . Kaltenborn told of visiting the
{amputation ward of a large
imiilitary hospital,”. filled with
{maimed ‘veterans of the Italian
campaign,
| To sound out their politica)
|Sentiments, he asked:
| ""How many of you men have
{made up your miands to vote for
| Willkie?’? Not a man stirred or
|8 soke.
| ‘“‘How many have made up their
| minds to vote for Dewey,” Kals
|tenborn then asked, The same
{siony silence.
| "“How Inany have decided to
(vote for President Roosevelt,”
.[the radio commentator then in
ylquiced.
31 And the air was filled with
2 hands-and the stumps of arms,
1| Sheisamembar of the Poetry
1| Society of Georgia, and Literary
Guild of America.
-] Kaltenboru then pointed out
Livhat by its political maneuvering
ICungress has denied most o
I,Liw‘se elw vie. They bave lost
vheie arms and legs and now—
quaauks w Congress they have
llr t Lelr voues,
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" Fowler and rition bk Ne. 4,
with name of J hin C Fowler. If
fou.d return L Local Ration
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From a transport in New Guinea
American members of hospital units
~~'§§teat_cag:ymg medicine and instru
ents provided by War Bond dol
‘lars. - :
How many will they succor; how
many dead will they find? How
many will never return? We do not
know but we do know our daily con
duct can make an earlier end of
the war.
Give your dollars action: = Buy
More War Bonds.
v.S. Trmwbm
For Representative
. I hereby announce my candidaey
for re-election to the office of Repre
t|sentative from Wheeler County In the
S | General Assembly of Georgia, sub
. lJject to rules and regulatins of the
_| State Democratic White Primary to
be held in {July 4th, 1944.
| 1 greatly appreciate the support
> | given me for this pesition by the
| people of this my native County im
| the past and your continued support
: is earnestly solicited.
Respectifully,
WALLACE ADAMS.
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5 For State Senator
; I hereby announce my csndidiacy
or State Senator of the Fifteenth
Senatorial District of Georgia, sub
" | ect to the rules and regulations o)
. | the State Democratic, Executive Com
, | mittee in the State Demoecratic Pri
mary to be held in Juiy 4th, Ivd4
I deeply appreciate all past gonsider
) | ations shown me and solicit the vot
' | and influence of the voters es Wheele
- | County in the coming State Primary.
GUY O. STONE.,
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: FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
| TO THE VOTERS OF THE
' OCONEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT:
I hereby announce my candi-
L| dacy ror Judge of the Supgrxlor
Courts of the Oconee Judicial
y 1 Circuit, subject to the Rules of
. | the Democratic Primary to be
. held July 4th, 1944, :
I was born and reared in Dodge
“| Courty, am 41 years of age, have
practiced law for 20 years, have
been Judge of the City Court of
Eastman for three years, and am
s in good health. I believe that I
3| am qualified to make you a good
Judge if favored with election at
' | your hands, and earnestly solicit
: your vote, influence and support.
'l Feb. 21, 1944,
Sincerely,
A. R. ROSS.
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Thousands Whice Nest O.ion
Plants, lettuce, cabbage, cartots,
rutabaga, col'ards, 50¢, $5.00 M
delivered, Mrs. H. V. Fran’:i ,
Regisoer, Ga.
WANTED—7OO stalks of 'oid
fashioned ribbon sugar cane
|and 800 stalks of the white eane
Apply at the Eagle office,
Warning to the ones who hav
telephones in their homes, The
elephone is perfectly safe dur
ing an electrical storm if is not
in use, but do not use it, for it is
dangerous ‘when in use, Alamo
Telephone Company - .
TUESDAY, APRIL 11
A Cooperative Poultry Sale
will be held in Alamo on next
Tuoesday, April 11, from 11:00
to 1:00 o'clock Eastern War
Time. The following price will be
paid: '
Colored Hens...cceeee.... 24
Leghon hen 5........ caa-.. 28
WO s vivniinavia DB
Roasters............sstyae- 38
CookE.c- i suiidiossuiits 18
TafkeyS: ooy v ipinemisas 38
[ Ducks and gee5e.......... 15
Guineas (Bach).ceeecaae- . 88
A Cooperative poultry sale will
be held each month th?opdmut
the year for the ben¢fit'of the
poultry raisers, -
~ Esther Godbee, Cuunty
‘ . Home Dem Agent .
LOST STRAYED OR STIOLEN
--A Cook. Lio:ral reward of
Laughsif revurned before -u[i;)er
FOR SALE e
' 1941 Fo d, Tudor, Good eo:n
diti g p:-iv'ttely owned; reason~ -
Isble "G R Peeptes, Alamo;Ga
America’s first nail factory was
erected in 1790 near Phoenixville,
Pa. ; .
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LOST—Three year old yellow
and white mthdxhtm 5 1
Liberal reward will be paid ig
found. Mrs, A. J, Fowler, Glone
