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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
6
A NEA feed expert explains how to meet daily protein needs with non meat staples under weekly meat points limits. Hewart ration guidance emphasizes eggs fish milk cheese soybeans dried beans whole grains and nuts as key protein sources.
Major O Darner head of Special Services for the 35th Division spoke at the Exchange Club weekly meeting yesterday. Stationed at Camp Rucker he complimented the men and officers there and noted the 85th Division includes soldiers from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri.
In St Louis Missouri the 1942 night game titles went to the St Louis Browns while the American Seaguers won 16 of 23 afterdark contests, marking a strong showing in late games.
A World War II era test flight features Jimmy Mattern piloting a P-38 Lightning with a passenger in a piggyback position to demonstrate one engine operation and high altitude maneuvers. The pilot showcases acrobatics, stalls, and safe recovery, claiming skilled pilots bring planes home after engine failures. A separate legal suit accuses a car products firm of a syrup can incident causing eye injuries.
Officials of the Dothan Branch Laboratory announced rabies infection in the head of a tray dog killed by a Newville resident. J Blankenship from Newville road one delivered the head and said several dogs were bitten prior to the attack. Residents were warned to watch for animals bitten by the stray.
Omaha police cruiser cars now carry first aid kits and guidance to avoid complex treatment. Officers focus on keeping accident victims alive until an ambulance arrives.
Secretary of War Stimson stated at a press conference that Army regulations barring political activity by soldiers were not aimed at any individual including Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He said the 1943 rule restates longstanding War Department policy to keep military duties separate from political life, a safeguard since 1925.
Washington AP reports Clarence Mullins of Birmingham was confirmed for a new judgeship in the northern district of Alabama. Mullins, backed by Senators Bankhead and Hill, is a Chilton County native with 25 years of Birmingham practice and University of Alabama roots. He currently serves as Jefferson County attorney.
Washington AP reports a plan by Food Administrator Davis to raise grower prices for five protein crops and provide incentive payments for potatoes and truck crops. The policy, replacing a $100 million prior proposal, bases support through the Commodity Credit Corporation and may affect beans peas peanuts sorghum and flaxseed, with higher prices than current limits for several crops.
A heavy Lancaster bomber, one of Britain's largest planes, reportedly completed a complete loop over Germany after a shell struck beneath during a climb. The aircraft stayed under control, despite the violent maneuver and the plane's heavy payload.
The note lists a tuition figure of 120 dollars, contrasted with 182 dollars for Virginia and Spanish programs and 122 dollars for tuners. The values indicate varying cost levels across institutions or programs referenced.
Charlotte sville Virginia AP Arthur Corcoran former major league player with Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit Tigers has been named baseball coach at the University of Virginia succeeding Gus Tebell who moved to a new post Corcoran previously coached at Holy Cross and Georgetown and was an athletics end coach in 1935 with football and basketball background
A cat was trapped in a burning building when it wandered into a store during a fire. Fire crews saved the animal, and the cat was recovered after a tense search, with the incident prompting inquiries into the cause and safety measures.
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