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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1951

Page

3

No Major Shortages As Ban Lifts On Aluminum Use

Washington AP United Press report notes aluminum use ban lifted for 30 days and possible easing of copper and rubber controls. A nationwide survey of 10 cities found civilian economy holding up with ready inventories of TV sets and other goods, minimal shortages, and no critical supply strains despite mobilization.

Maureen Gothlin Washington Tha Congress NPA Secretary Charles Sawyer United Press Senate Small Business Committee Secomn Susser Fem Senate Isiness Faith Bubbar Firestone NPR Adort

Mrs Martha Sapp Becomes U S Citizen After 45 Years

Mrs Martha Kalin Sapp a Lebanon native living in Dothan for 45 years gained U S citizenship after formal naturalization. She arrived in 1905 visited Savannah then settled in Dothan with her husband who ran a deli and later the DeMonte Cafe. Her children include Dr M Sapp of Atlanta, Mrs J T Sword of Panama City, and Mrs Pele Soteres of Dothan.

ED Driggers Martha Kalin Sapp Dothan Ky Sapp Atvances Citiday West Crawford Street Bat Myo Sapp Lebanon America Savannah M. Sapp Atlanta J.T. Sword Panama’ City Pele Soteres Jett Street Sam

Plant Cotton Early Demonstration Farms Report

Reports from Unit Test Demonstration farms in Fayette Lamar and Pickens Counties show demonstration farmers who planted cotton before May 1 made 104 pounds more than those who planted after. Ray Murray biologist of the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission notes the program at the Jackson Club includes fishing and hunting improvements. Committees named for fishing Merritt's Lake Chipola River and Oehesse Pond with members Billingster Vickery Wandeck Hodges Justiss Lewis McGehee and others. Club officers are Dr James Cook president Harry Bell vice president Rev A DuRant secretary and Doc Grant treasurer.

Fayette Lamar Pickens

Jackson TB Group Elects Officers at State Leader visit

At the Jackson County TB and Health Association annual meeting in Marianna Mrs May Pynchon of Jacksonville spoke as executive secretary of the Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association. Dr A K Cox and J E Harrie addressed attendees as the group elected officers including Davis as president and Dalton as first vice president.

Marianna May Pynchon Jacksonville Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association Jackson County TB and Health Association A. K. Cox Jackson County Health Department J. E. Harrie Northwest Florida Evelyn da' Us Jackson County Association Eho Ose Mistsyn Davis Mixon Conorr Graceville Dalton Tor Melone Joe Baker Secentars Ann Ng Gypentive PF. Barnes John Neal Williams Yo Mlehell Jair Wont Robert Mire WB Ponder Walter Abd Tt Ant - Raymend Bapear

Jackson Game Club Hears State Officer

Fran tis Villar chief conservation officer for the Third District of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission and S. L. Kraft vice president of Florida Wild Life Federation spoke at the Jackson County Wild Life Conservation Club meeting held recently. RW attended as a guest.

STAR PATTERN AD PROMOTES STAR WARDROBE

A garbled ad offers STAR pattern garments inspired by movie stars and Hayward in Twentieth Century Fox. It promises a two color STAR LABEL transfer and original Holly pattern claims. Mailing details cite Madison Square Station New York and a Pattern Department box.

Pat- Corer Servne Usen Hayward Twentieth Century-Fox Fox Big News Shaws Hm Pumber Madison Square Station New York

Cotton Emphasis Week Declared as Nation Prepares for War

Alabama press and cotton industry unite to promote King Cotton as vital to wartime needs. Campaign urges farmers to boost production to meet an anticipated 16 million bale target, linking cotton to uniforms, ammunition, and food supply while highlighting the crop's strategic importance in national defense.

King Cotton Bell Weevill Uncle Sam Ails Cohen Bert Metz Col-L Ion Sf Ffort Alabama Birmingham Qator U. S Jwar Laondy Catimtriae Roiners Konan

Cotton Emphasis Week Aims to Highlight Trade Needs

Fragmented text suggests emphasis on cotton trade and stock abroad. It notes export activity and year over year effects and calls for emphasis on the crucial need for trade considerations during Cotton Emphasis Week.

Abbeville Scouts Register For Year

Abbeville Scouts register for the year with Stadley Kelly Post 119 American Legion sponsorship. Adult leaders include H. B Maddox Jr and Wg ww Edwards with task groups and a Scoutmaster. Twenty boys form the troop and seven join the Explorer unit. The Aztec name cacahoan is noted as contracted by Spaniards, while Alexander Bell’s presidency of the Mateos aeneraptic society from 1886 is referenced.

Stadley Kelly Post American Legion Abbeville Maddox, Jr WR. Espy A. C. Richards Prather Explorer Beneve Alexander Sutshem Bell The Mateos Aeneraptic Society

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Lucius D. Clay Defense Charles EB. Wilson Gimbles Martha Bappitizen U.S. A Martha K. Sapp U.S Jackson TB Group Jackson Game Club Susan Hayward Arles Lemaire Dixie Europe Africa W.D. Malone 1St National Bank of Dothan Continents Winston Churchill France New York City Preston Delano Treasury Department Washington Sitat Charles E. Wilson Wilson Defense Mobilization Korea W. D. Malone Bank OF Dothan Wiregrass
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