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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1950
Page
3
Joseph wraps the body in clean linen and places it in a new tomb carved from rock. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary stand near the sepulchre as chief priests seal the tomb and set a guard to prevent theft. Tomorrow begins the Resurrection narrative.
Daytona Beach Housing Authority approves a plan for a 1,000 unit public housing project costing about 1 million dollars. Bids for the proposed project are to be opened soon with Craig and Sneid as architects. Seventy two units will house Negro families and 38 will house whites. The authority will borrow the funds from commercial banks.
Washington report explains the federal state unemployment system created 15 years earlier. It outlines coverage limits for workers, tax rules for employers, and benefit ranges from Alaska to Missouri. The piece notes that about 400,000 employers pay the tax and that 72 million workers are in covered jobs at times, with benefit averages and weeks varied by state.
The piece argues fear is the internal enemy that defeats us before external threats. It urges holding fear at bay, moving attention away from imagined harms, and facing life with courage. It frames fear as a Trojan horse inside the soul and stresses replacing worry with steadfast focus.
United Press reports Senator Claude Pepper campaigned in Broward County vowing a constructive program while opponent Representative George Smathers accused Pepper of backing communist fronts for a statewide radio audience. Smathers cited nine groups linked to Pepper and criticized the American Slav Congress as notably tied to Pepper, asserting no other congressman attended Pepper’s meeting with Premier Josof Slahn of Russia.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss fear and faith with phrases about Christ the Savior from fear. Mentions the book Abundant Life published by Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, New York and Nashville, and KEA Service copyright release.
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