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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
5
War Era Administration eases sale of rotenone for agriculture due to malaria fighting needs. Revised orders allow small quantities from broken packages for authorized uses and permit sale in used containers to save packaging. Dealers may stock smaller lots for farmers and victory gardeners, with labeling per federal act.
Washington. Maritime officials face a postwar dilemma over disposing Liberty and Victory ships as the nation plans a broad merchant fleet. By 1944 the U.S. will reach 50 million tons and 198000 crew, with 3000 vessels, raising questions on world shipping control, economic impact, and how much postwar trade should stay on American ships. Allies depend on U.S. shipping, so policy weighs security, foreign policy, and conversion woes amid uncertain peace prospects.
Farmers and gardeners in the lower coast are advised on insecticide use. The guidance outlines safe application methods and timing to protect crops while minimizing environmental impact.
Fragmentary line notes claim a craft with five feet more beam improves speed and performance. No clear identifiers for vessel, owner, or event are readable.
A special meeting at City Hall Tuesday will finalize nominees for county past service awards. Two nominations from Chester Weekary Past 12 Dothan are to be presented to the county Board of Revents for approval. attendance urged to complete the process before the Tuesday board session.
Savannah Me AP reports Mrs Leola Holt Nichola a county prosecuting attorney and as sistant custodian in the office of the county collector. She also helps at funerals, while caring for her two children and mother during her off hours.
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