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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1945

Page

1

Ration Clerk Draft Leaves Stir County War Price Board

In a tense session County War Price and Riot Board chairman D Wilkerson outlined April quotas for crede-one permitteed car tires and the delay in issuing Ure certificates. The board prioritized first group applicants including physicians and essential war industry workers, urged restraint in requests for immediate action, and noted a surge in emergency applications. Negro persistent presence at boards noted as policy context. Registrants from Board One and Board Two announced prior to pre-induction leaves, with names from Anthony Young to Dewey Norton among those listed.

Uae D. Wilkerson Seyadrante Widucion Wirsinel Execues Boysian County Selecive Ang Teo Brom Aimene Thote Poltipop Sur Urey Drem Anthony Young Ed Grider Ids Junior Lee Penn Dan Sly Willie Edward Barber C Smith James Owens Jacek Shorter Dewey Norton

Executive Planned For Girl Scouts in Dothan

Girl Scout Council announced plans to recruit and train an executive secretary for Girl Scouting in Dothan. A joint meeting with the Girl Beat leaders is set for April 17 to discuss enrollment, with 175 gifts planned and several intermediate troops led by Mrs J S Halley Gwen Stephenson and others. Brownie Troop Eight, organized in March, is the youngest.

Plame Dollen Girl Scout Council Will Dothan J. S. Halley Gwen Stephenson B.C. A Hutchings Ieader Hobarn Exdins G. W. Blakey All Browne Joe Wilson R. M. Adams J. F. Bottoms A. Lamb

Coal Miners Idle Across Nation as Contracts Stalemate

About 1850 workers were idle due to contract disputes with absenteeism reducing overall output. Negotiations continued in Washington between John L. Lewis and operators after the War Labor Board extended the old agreement. In Alabama virtually all 64 mines were idle with only three operating, leaving around 20,000 workers idle as talk of a return to work hinged on a confirmed agreement.

War Labor Board Washington John L. Lewis Pitusburgh Coal Company U. S. Steel Corporation Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Birmingham Alabama United Mine Workerry William Mitch UMW

Ried Jefferies Funeral Conducted

Funeral services for 54 year old Ried Jefferies were held at Rocky Creek Church with Rev L C Brannon and Rev Robert Perry officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Felhows and Christmax of Ashford in charge. Surviving are his wife Jewell Jefferies five sons New Jefferies Plant City Fila William H Jefferies Ashford and Robert Jefferies Jr of Heiner City Fla two daughters Mrs T P Lever Minneola Fla and Jewell Jefferies Haines City.

Ried Jefferes Ashford Rocky Creek Church L. C. Brannon Robert Perry Church Felhows and Christmax Jewell Jefferies New Jefferies Plant Cry Fila William H. Jefferies Robert Jefferies James Jefferies Ried Jefferies, Jr Heiner City Fla T. P Lever Minneols Fie Haines City

Five Guilty Pleas Recorded in County Court

Five defendants pleaded guilty in County Court before Judge Sexon P. Poyner as a dock of 36 cases proceeded. Clara McGiff admitted violating the prohibition law and paid a $5 fine. Wilt Dickerson faced abusive language with a $75 fine. Willem Vann received a three month sentence for vagrancy, appealed. Albert Stallworth won petit larceny with a $25 fine. J. W. Seaborn for public drunkenness with a $25 fine, appealed. Other guilty pleas included Dazzie Woodham for reckless driving with a $50 fine, Eijlis Helma for malicious injury to property with $25, and Grover Bradley for assault and battery with a weapon with a $50 fine, all appealed. Twenty men were contoured.

van Charted Sexon P Poyner Clara McGiff Wilt Dickerson Willem Vann Albert Stallworth J Wf. Seaborn Dazzie Woodham Recklerts Eijlis Helma Fand Grover Bradley

Wartime redeploy plan after V-E Day outlined

The article reports on postwar U S plans to redeploy forces from Europe to Asia, maintain morale, re equip, and mobilize for rapid action against Japan. It notes a six month horizon before full shift, with 2 500 000 troops in Europe to be demobilized gradually and naval forces assigned to Pacific needs amid no short victory path.

United States Ander Pearl Hartor Associated Press Europe Philippines Luzon New York Jspsa United Sites Army Japan Jmen Pacific Atlantic European King

Allied Break Ruhr Line As German Hold Weakens

Front dispatches report Allied forces closing Ruhr pocket with heavy German withdrawals. First Army and Ninth Army advance toward Hamm and the Weser as Montgomery lays a double trap probing toward the Ruler Zee and North Sea.

Holland Germany Johannes Blaskowitz Ermiery 17Th Auborne Muenster Westphalia Ninth Army Hamm Ruhr Createst Rial Europe Osnabrueck Bremen Wannover Montgomery Recklinghausen Nih Suderwich Berghagen Duisburg J Dortmund-Emseanais George 5 Patton Devy Thuringia Forest Berti Ruse Maan Leary Czechoslovakia Foest Nynth Gutterdam- Imerung Eisenhower Bisury Omar I. ‘Bradleys 12Th Army Group Tom Yarbrough New York New Orleans Weser Hamelin Heaton Courtney H. Hodges Avas Jacob TL. Devers Wuerzburg Nuernberg Seventh Army Devers Baden Karlsruhe cross-Rhine Calums Rulder Zee North Sea

Okinawa Invasion Report From Pacific War Front

Allied forces pushed ashore at Okinawa as the Tenth Army under General Buckner moved inland. American strength neared 140,000 with robust amphibious support while Japanese defenses appeared scattered and largely unconfirmed. Reports of heavy air and sea losses circulated but lacked independent verification.

Nakatsuku Bay Okinawa Naha Long Island Simon Bolivard Buckner Jr Tenth Army Associated Press Vern Hangland Kerama Buckner Japan Fleet Chester W. Nimitz Raver Shend Menames TH Miles Rave Goebex Third Marine Amphibious Corns Jrus Zamva Cape East China Sea Radio Tokyo Kume Island

Induction Station Safety Questioned Amid Reports

A military induction station faces safety concerns as officials say initial reports do not show a serious problem but promise further inquiry. Inductees are reportedly kept apart from troops to prevent contact with a pest at the camp.

McClellan

San Francisco conference plans amid Polish and Russian seats

Stettinius said the San Francisco conference opening April 25 must proceed promptly while diplomacy over Polish representation and Russian seats continues. He noted no Big Five premeeting and warned a government film on Dumbarton Oaks could mislead about voting.

Stettinius San Francisco United Stettning Stettinis Yale International Organization Mosco United States Yalta Washington Soviet Union

Red Army presses toward Vienna in bold advance

Soviet troops drive into Breslau and push toward Semmering Pass as Vienna looms. Moscow reports two Soviet armies entering Bratislava and Wiener Neustadt areas, with both German and Austrian defenses reeling near the city. Hitler mobilizes Vienna defenses while enemy rumors warn of open city status.

Red Army Iqreat Praganda Broadcasta Breslau Silesia Transocean Broadcast Semimerix Austrian Alps Wiener Neustadt Vienna Hitler Semmering Pass Vienna-Graz Balanj Moscow Bratislava Wiener Néu- Stadt Matuiia Aus Budapest Brussels Redia Austran Berlin Adolf Hitler Hrol Sepp Tiewrich Russia Austria Sern- Tmering Pass Ain Europe Neudaerts Rodion Y. Malinovsky Bischdorf Biskumee

RAF Coastal Command Attacks Sink Ships and Dock

Aircraft from RAF Coastal Command destroyed or damaged seven German merchant ships and exploded a large drydock in the anchorage of Sande Fjord, as announced today by Lowes and documented on page 11.

RAF Coastal Command Sande Fjuid Lowes

Refrigerator Repair Push As Summer Nears

Now is the time to have that appliance serviced and prepared for hot months. Bring your refrigerator in today while material and workmen remain available.

Demobilization plans and troop redeployment after victory

The article outlines how units will be recalled from Europe and the Pacific, with homebound troops demobilized gradually. It notes furlough schedules, base preparations for reinforcements, and a credits system based on length of service, decorations, and family status to determine order of discharge. It also mentions wounded personnel and the expected timeline for all troops to return home, contrasting European and Pacific timelines.

Greaelzssee Gerany Tome Sery Western Pacific United States Pacific Aize Europe

Levees in Arkansas at extreme risk as flood rises

Thirteen levees along the lower White River in Arkansas saturated by heavy rains may fail as the water rises. The flood threat also grows on the St Francis River below Wappapello Dam in southern Missouri with water spilling over the spillway more than a foot deep.

White River Arkansas St. Francis Wappapelo Dam Missouri

Teedy seven meetings for Hoo tan County home demonstration

Mrs Fran Mattei, county home demonstration agent, announced 29 meetings this month under the theme Refeelang the Home. Twenty agents will demonstrate the dry-sudsphem jpec method for cleaning upholstery and washable fabrics. Scheduled dates include April 4 through April 26 at various locations such as Union Hill, Jellico, Pilgrim Rest, Center, and Harmon, with named hosts and clubs.

Teedy Hootan Couny Fran Mattei Enon Htra Charlie Devene Pinsey L. Y. Tolerant Megnola John Hilson Vicksburg G. B. Bonner Graengertiung Mary Cuver Union Hill Ray Snell Arel Skipper Cross Roads Dora Tindell Jellico Gertrude Skipper Pilgrim Rest C. W. Hughes Harper‘s Joy G. T. Hollis Taylor Luther Kelly Center W. E. Bute Pleasant Plains Lee Brackin Harmon Fletcher Hall Crosby A. L. Jordan Kinsey L. A. Roney Selma H. Adams

Onion relish baked beans sandwich filling

A sandwich filling combines baked beans with onions pickle relish and salad dressing for a flavorful spread. The mix yields a savory filling suitable for quick meals.

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