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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

5

Mamie Eisenhower a White House rumor and grace

Washington profile sketches Mamie Eisenhower as a cautious social figure who avoids politics and gossip, yet holds strong influence in social circles. The piece notes her memory for names and faces, her graceful charm, and her measured public stance while detailing her appearance, health, and fashion tastes.

Washington Nea Mamie Eisenhower White House Mrs. Fisenhower Mamie Ske Ike Mos

Mamie Eisenhower and Her Social World

The article profiles Mamie Eisenhower highlighting her piano talent, warm voice, and skill at making friends. It notes her avoidance of embassy scenes, her charity work with Red Cross and Community Chest, and her social role as host and organizer while managing a demanding schedule in Army life. It covers her Boone Iowa birth, Denver upbringing, meeting Ike at Ft. Sam Houston, and their marriage in Texas.

Ase Manuwe Jeffra Red Cross Ike Eisenhower Community Chest Mayflower Georgetown Dang Inah Douds San Antonio Tex Mamie Ft. Sam Houston Texas Marie John Stelkion Dond Eisenhower San Jovi Colieber University New York

South Fights Revival of Ku Klux Klan in Georgia

Georgia Governor Thompson denounces a renewed Ku Klux Klan push as a threat to civil rights and a betrayal by traitors. The Georgia Klan group claims no link to the national order while using regalia and initiation rites, prompting state officials to push for federal investigation and stronger enforcement.

Tia South KAK Georgia Seel Theampson Heyvdas CIO APL Felli Arnall Thompson Klan Onhbelb Truman Supreme Court Activites Negroes Gea Dave Peed Efdananeers Peta Thotypsec Georgat Jr Gaeta Anits Kian An George Georgia Associaon of Klans Aid Organization Hompson Ku Klux Klan Leon Washington Fedeoeb Oc Ke Klux Klan

Rioting Teens in Canada Attack Communist Office

In Windsor Ontario UP reports more than 400 youths paraded downtown and attacked the Office of the Labor Progressive Communist Party. Five party officials were beaten with bats and rubber hoses as a dozen rioters wrecked furniture and damaged telephones and filing cabinets. Cyril Prince, district Communist organizer, blamed press coverage for stirring up unrest.

Windsor Ont Labor Progressive Communist’ Party Cyril Prince

Trieste Free Territory faces economic crisis amid zoning clash

In Trieste the free territory spirals toward deficit and reliance on U S and Italy as East West disputes over Italy return stall governance. Port and shipyard activity plummet while unemployment rises and a 16 mile Allied road costs 1.75 million dollars. If Communists win April elections, economy of the Free Territory may collapse.

Trieste Nea Italy Yugoslavia United Nations U. S Mediterranean Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Fiume Skoda South America Egpyt Prague San Marco

Grammar School Kids Elected The Sheriff

Athens Georgia news story reports that Tommy Huff, a former Athens traffic officer who guided grammar school children safely across streets, was elected sheriff by local youngsters. Huff, popular with the community, ran amid Clarke County politics as the county with 13,000 registered voters and 28,000 residents prepared for the race.

Tummy Althout Grammer Scheol Tommy Gramar School University of Georgia Georgia Athens Ray Shockley Athens, Ga NEA Clarke County Tommy Huff

J. D. Camp Heads Florida Bankers

J D Camp of Fort Lauderdale was elected president of the Florida Bankers Association at the closing session of the annual convention in St Petersburg Florida We E Ellis of Ocala succeeds Camp as vice president and will serve under him in the leadership team.

ST. Petersburg Frs J. D. Camp Fort Lauderdale Florida Bankers Association Camp Association W. E. Ellis Ocala

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