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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1944

Page

3

County Health Exam Notices Set for April 15

Exams for county health jobs announced by county health officer Dr Burkett will be held in Dothan on April 15. Positions include county health officer, deputy health officer, public health nurse, midwife, public technicians, and related roles requiring recent service. Applications open at the County Health Service office and state supervisors.

Tmweinsien Fe Bf, Austin Mote Wealth Orhese Easton F. Burkett Cousty Avella Act Department County Heath Service Marit Seperviess Btste Capilot Masigensery

Robert E. Holman Dies In Georgia

Obituary notice for Robert Edward Holman, former Pelham Methodist Church board member and Pelham city council member. Survived by wife Clara Helman. sons Alex Hood Holman and Robert Holman Jr. James Frederick Holman. grandchildren Bobby and Albert Holman. brothers Dr R Botmas J D Reiman T Alles Holmas and Marvie Holmas. Military veteran note U S Army Air Corps. Location Pelham and Thomasville Georgia mentioned.

Robert Edward Hol Holman Bobby Albert Hotman Thomasville Dr. R . Botmas J. D. Reiman T. Alles Holmas Onark Marvie Holmas Dothan

Emma E. Doster Dies at Skipperville

Mrs Emma E Doster of Skipperville route two died at home after a brief illness Funeral services were set for this afternoon at Salem Church with Rev Mr Shire officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Headland Mortuary in charge Survivors include her husband Charlie B Doster two sons Jay Doster and others two daughters Mrs Gallie Loften and Mrs Irene Welch Correction: text contains OCR errors but identifies local death and survivors.

Fieadland Emma FE Doster Skipperville Cek Salem Church Shireh Headland Charlie B. Doster Sipperville Aon Jay Daster Bipperville Gallie Loften Ariton, Route Two Irene Welch Bixippervilis Route Two

Allied forces advance near Cassino amid heavy German resistance

Thirty three Allied planes were lost in yesterday operations near Rome as flamethrower assaults led attacks on the beachhead. Italian troops seized Point 1344 and Mt Castelnuovo near Cassino amid continued mortar barrages, while enemy patrols near Cassino were repulsed and artillery duels raged along the Adriatic and Garigliano areas.

Steyr Rome Fifth Army Carrocheto Castelnuovo Mt. Marrone Cassino Adriatic Garigilano

Four Men Arrested in Gambling Ring on Wort Main Street

Police rounded up four men past Saturday at a service station on Wort Main Street for gambling. Officers say they found gambling records and a “creed” gang in the station when seized. Three men were identified as Nagrese aml Vieled 2 Major Taylor Wills F. Tomes and James Tomas. J. E Harvard was the other. All were released after questioning.

Wort Major Taylor Wills F. Tomes James Tomas J. E Harvard AL Fear

Liquor Violation Charged To Walker

Lige Welker of Dothan was arrested Saturday night for liquor law violation. Special investigator T K Kaizhtama and Chief Deputy Sheriff J T Cassy said Welker delivered a quart of illegal whiskey to a customer. He was lodged in Houston County jail awaiting court action.

Lige Wekker Dothan Tha Bbariffs T. RK. Kaizhtama J. T. Cassy Walker

Withholding Tax Confusion Affects Parsonal Filers

Treasury officials explain the windfall rule under the Victory Tax as a choice for individuals facing income tax withholds. A table from the Research Institute of America shows approximate refunds if drafted on July 1, with notes on annual wages, number of children, and estimated withholdings. The decision hinges on personal estimates of income and whether one can determine when to enter military service.

Treasury Washington Indiviseet Tt Wag Research Institute of America Islary

Liberstar Crew Resists Zero Attack In Banner Bomber Battle

Second Lieut Grant M Ree piloted the Liberstar with Monticella California bearing the brunt of a midair assault. The bomber formations fought back as bombardier Judd C Sempel and gunner Jacob L Peterson held steady despite severe wounds. Peterson downed a fighter before Sempel and crewmates battled to return to base, with injuries reported among several crew members.

Grant M. Ree Monticella Calif Liberstar Waler Wall Judd C. Sempel Seattle Jacob L. Peterson Yalta N. Y Sempel Peterson Henry M. Blanchard Chattanooga Tenn Paterson Hig Infurten Cclonda Rea Wiliam Moe, Jr Chicago Pilo Gregory LeCakes New Yo City Albert A. Augustus Girardville Panese Ernest R. Pennington Charlestown W. Va Vane Hedrick Charlotte N. C Ae Maets Ita

Fail To Pay Ad Valorem Tax In Houston County

Houston County Tax Collector Alvin Gwaltney reported a Saturday deadline for ad valorem tax payment. Forty nine property owners failed to meet the deadline, totaling about 2,800. A description of the properties will be sent to the probate judge for sale. There are roughly 1,000 property owners in the county with assessments near 300,500.

Houston Alvin Gwaltney Qwalingy

FDR Condition Reported Fine by Secretary Early

President Roosevelt remained at the White House in residential quarters and was described as fine by Secretary Stephen Early though still slightly hoarse from a bronchial ailment. He had two engagements, one with Secretary Hull and another with George Keenan of the American delegation to the European advisory commission in London.

Washington Stephen Early Roosevelt White House Hull Jak Noon George F. Keenan European Advisory Commission London

Slavs Push Ahead In Serbia Theater

London AP dispatch reports Yugoslav partisan forces advancing into the interior of Serbia under Marshal Tito with heavy enemy casualties in fierce fighting. Partisans also clash with Axis troops in Montenegro Slovenia and Moslavina while rail communications face pressure nationwide.

London Serbia Tito Jontp Broz Andatill Montenegro Slovenia Moslavian Tito

Supreme Court decision on voting rights sparks primary race debate

The court held that constitutional rights include voting access without state racial barriers and that a party membership privilege can be treated as a state action when it determines primary eligibility. Rep Wert criticized the ruling, comparing voting in a primary to church membership.

United States Act Capitol Hil Rep Wert D-Tax Supreme Court Jorge

Army engineers compare firepower of P-40 Warhawk to tank blast

Engineers using slide rules and tests concluded that a single second of P-40 Warhawk firepower exceeded the crushing impact of a ton Army tank colliding with a concrete wall at 30 miles per hour.

Harper Assigned To Motorcycle Duty

Police Chief J. E. Croughon said officer Mose Harper, previously on a patrol boat, has been assigned to motorcycle duty along with Frank Dunham. A. A. Parker, long used as an extra and recently working at Napier Field, was added to fill Harper's vacancy. Two motorcycles were purchased to improve enforcement in Dothan and began operation early today, Chief Draaghon stated.

J. E. Croughon Mose Harper Frank Dunham A. A. Parker Tme Department Napier Field Harper Dothan Draaghon

Strong-Arm Peace Policy Urged by Forrestal in 1940s speech

Navy Undersecretary Janes V. Forrestal advocated a big stick approach to world peace. He urged compulsory military training and robust iron and petroleum sources, plus a merchant fleet to access ore from Chile, Brazil and Cuba. He warned that peacetime power must back U S military strength to prevent war.

New York Navy Janes V. Forrestal United States Thesa Gicpa Pearl Harbor Forrestal Chile Brazil Cuba

Allied Air Offense Continues Over Europe In Weekend Battles

The report says U S air force claimed attacks over Hungary and Germany with 14 U S planes downed near Budapest after German defenses. Allied operations extended into Austria and Germany as bombers targeted Steyr and key ballbearing plants while RAF Mosquitos hit Hannover Krefeld and Aachen. Berlin claimed 51 American planes destroyed including 41 four engined bombers, with German and Italian fighters assisting. Swiss protests followed an accidental border event.

U. S DNB Hungary Adona Frankfurt Calgis Centen Germany Budapest Ballbaaring Steyr Old Austria Reidere Naples Inara Berlin Mada Garman

Four Killed as Auto Plunges Off Road Near Irondale

A naval sailor returning to base along with his wife, younger brother, and another companion died when their car left the highway near Irondale Alabama and plunged into a fuel railroad fill. The victims were Steve Read Jr 18 Mildred Read 17 Jaynell Read 14 and Nathan Stevens 16 all of Quinton. Coroner Gip Evans identified them after the crash and noted the car turned over and wedged on the tracks. Officers removed the top to recover the bodies as the train was delayed by wreckage removal.

Birmingham Ala Irondale Gip M. Evans Steve Read, Jr Mildred Jaynell Read Nathan Stevens Quinton Jefferson County Read Brothers Steve Reed Mary Portsmouth Almoath Evans Loulavilla & Nashville Panson Wer

Chaplin Prosecution Pleads for Just Verdict in Trial

Los Angeles AP reports closing arguments in Charlie Chaplin’s Mann Act trial. Prosecutor Carr urges verdict according to law and justice, while Chaplin’s attorney Giewler counters with defense asserting no immoral intent. Jury of seven women and five men to hear instructions tomorrow as two weeks of trial conclude.

James Joan Berry New York Feverly Hills Witnemg Carry United States Jerry Giewler Carr Giezler PWT Amchalda J. ¥. ‘T. O'Connor Mim Barry Hollywood Misa Berry Chaplin Hots Decids Ruth

Russians advance as Carpathian passes near Hungary fall

Soviet forces drive toward the Carpathians with Zhukov’s Army swelling closer to Hungary while Karpat mountain passes near Charnowits and Kuty report falls. Berlin claims Tarnopol and Koval near capitulation. Moscow cites large prisoner numbers and booty as fighting rages in Odessa amid German Romanian clashes.

Gapeneet Jifa Iasi Tasi-Kishisey Zhukov Carpathian Mountain Hungary Moscow Kusov Kuty Charnowits Pot Berlin Tarnopol Koval Old Poland Malotov Romania Hera Ag Bellet Herden

Allied push slows Japanese drive toward Imphal and Myitkyina

Allied headquarters report fierce fighting in eastern Burma around Kohima and the Imphal area as Japanese forces press toward the Imphal plain from the Chin hills and as a separate column advances from the Chindwin river toward Imphal. Guderian-borne Allied commandos sweep north and south lines to Myitkyina, cutting rail and river routes while American fighters destroy 12 Japanese aircraft over the front.

NEW Delhs Kohima India Tiddim Road Imphal Burma Chindwin Chin Hills Temy-Patal Arakan Buthedeung Tokyo Maungdaw Araken Sharley Mytkyina Myitkyina Katha Bmyithyina Eald

Soviet and Chinese Actions Rock Mongolian Front

Soviet officials claim Chinese harassment of Mongolians near Ulan Bator as the draft system intensifies. Induction rules target 18 to 36 year olds, with 2A and 2B classifications clarified as deferments shift to meet wartime needs. Economic sectors show large deferred workforces, while nationwide surveys seek essential vs nonessential status for manpower decisions. Health notes report Houston County disease counts, including syphilis, tuberculosis, measles, pneumonia, and other illnesses.

Army Elas Coures Wil United Service the &F

Tirpitz the German battleship and its fate

The Tirpitz is described as the last big German capital ship in the North Atlantic area after the sinking of the Bismarck. It notes its length around 691 feet, crew of about 1500, eight 15 inch guns and several 5.9 inch guns, with doubts about its future and possible conversion for German Marines after heavy RAF damage in July.

Kens Jene Eigar Isinck William Jarnas Triplex Gneisenau Scharnhorst RAF Beams

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