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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1948
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that marital strife stems from unrealistic ideals and lack of compromise. Both spouses must accept each other’s flaws, avoid chasing impossible perfection, and focus on love, support, and practical partnership rather than changing one another.
Wetumpka attorney and fourth district hopeful Tom Graff will be admitted to a private Asheville hospital for psychiatric treatment. Probate Judge George Howard signed court papers sending him to the institution after a six member probate jury ruled him of unsound mind. Graff, WW II veteran and former Tuscaloosa veterans hospital patient, faced a peace warrant from his uncle alleging threats. the warrant was withdrawn after relatives petitioned for mental care. He opened his campaign here declaring he has papers proving he is not crazy.
Two men were killed and three injured when an embankment collapsed on a country road near Toccoa Georgia. Victims Robert Franklin 24 and Carl Moore 44 of Toccoa died before rescue. Injured Wilburn Smith suffered a fractured arm and Robert Haddock a fractured pelvis and was in serious condition at Stephens County Hospital. John H. Had-
YOKOHAMA AP A Japanese army major Nobuo Ho was sentenced to gallows for ordering the beheadings of 11 American airmen during a wartime trial. An Eighth Army commission convicted him of prosecuting the fliers and arranging their execution. Other court members faced hard labor up to 20 years. One Korean interpreter testified he was instructed on how to record the testimony. The airmen included Cpl. Jerry W. Johnson of Birmingham Alabama.
Houston District Boy Scout committee will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Charcoal Steak House to complete reorganization and elect new officers. Scout Executive J. W. Cooke said representatives from churches, committee members, and Headland scouters will attend. The group may merge Houston and Henry districts, renaming and reorganizing to serve both counties. A board of review will also be held at the scout office in City Hall tomorrow at 7 p.m.
Georgia State Patrol reports three men, all county employees, were digging at the base of a 30 foot embankment near the county quarry when an accident occurred. They were treated for bruises.
Dr Lee Turlington, prominent Birmingham physician, will be the guest speaker at the Houston County Medical Society monthly meeting on April 6.
Dr Turlington will discuss the cancer problem as it is under gynecological care with an 8 slide medical pictorial on the issue. The meeting at Charcoal Steak House starts at 7:30 p m with Dr G Lattais as program chairman introducing the speaker.
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