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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1950

Page

2

Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass

Investigating officers said no one was hurt in an incident on Stowzh Street. Wesley Bond and two others tied to the case were noted, with Patterson returning to duty after a prolonged leave. Florida parole and local police actions affected several individuals tied to mortgage disposal cases in Graceville. Dr. Charles Allen of Atlanta will speak at the Kiwanis meeting with Bill Mann as soloist and Frank Hardie in pre-program duties.

Stowzh Street Wesley Bond Florida Frigoner Randolph Jackcoe East Burdeshaw Irget Negte Jack Ai Fis Dothan Onlet Rous D. Kelley Pald Jackson Ida Graceville Kiwanis Charles Allen Atlante Lagayatio Btreet Methodist Church Klwants Club Tuestle Bill Mann Emutch Revivel Frank Hardie

Memo: Ch marathon features and acts at Ramsey Jet arena

A male participant is planned for the Ch marathon with three evaluations. Hoadlining this two hour program will be American buffaloes occupying eight feature acts per performance at the arena on Ramsey Jet Tuesday through next Sunday. Acts include square dancing horses Mrone riders trick rope artists Brahma Bulls longhorn steers and educated mules. Clowns and bucking T-Model Ford cars add comedy. Shows start each night at eight o'clock with matinees on Saturday.

Ramsey Matt Saturdey Ava Nérthcutt

Policy steps outlined for expansion abroad plan

The article describes a three step foreign policy formulation with the president traveling from Washington on May 7 to promote the "Yair deal" and apply pressure on Republican congressmen who oppose it. It notes praise for Alpers J. Loveland as a candidate and hints at Loveland's acceptance as undersecretary of aid.

Washington Tra Alpers J. Loveland Erate Loveland

Fragmented Local Notice About County Farm Details

The text mentions a small larva house in a sparsely nettied county area about 18 miles north of Louisville and cites state data on Colorado farms listing 47,010 farms averaging 78 acres each. It also includes numerical fragments such as two pounds and 14 12 ounces and a phrase about The Singletons.

Louisville Colorado

Lawmakers criticize hospital program as foolish spending

House appropriations subcommittee members denounced the military hospital cutoff and VA building plan as foolish and stupid. They urged a full study, disputing a $25 million to $3 million savings claim, and called for closer coordination of the government hospital program.

U.S Rex Chaney Washington House Harry R. Sheppard Bureau of Subcommittee George H. Manon DeTex Veterans Administration Carl B. Gray, Jr W. J. McNeil House Armed Services L. Mindel Alvers D-5.c Sheppard R. L. Meiling Defense Department Medical Services Pawing Meil

McCarthy Attacks Institute of Pacific Relations and Press

In a Marine Corps League event McCarthy delivered an address accusing the Institute of Pacific Relations of smearing Chiang Kai-Shek in 1943 and fostering a myth that China’s Reds were not real Communists. He cited alleged Communist funding and noted diplomat service’s prior arrest in espionage cases, though Service was later exonerated.

McCarthy Marine Corps League Jessup Institute of Pacific Relations Chiang Kei-Shek China Institute Rockefeller Foundation Carnegie Corp Service McCarthy Rec Joseph Grew Acheson Crew Far Estern

Doctor Disappears After Checkup In Florence

FLORENCE AP A man gave his name as Dr Jack Dawson Whitaker and vanished April 4 after receiving a temporary license and beginning practice in January. Dr R N Whitfield of the State Board of Health verified routine checks and sought university data from Colorado. The university sent photos not matching the man who promised to return then left town with his wife. Florence, a small town ten miles southeast of Jackson, had only one practitioner at the time.

Florence Jack Dawson Whitaker Min State Board of Health R. N. Whitfield Division of Vital Statistics Whitfield University of Colorado

Buster Bell Speaks in Section This Week

Gubernatorial candidate Robert Bell conducted a stumping tour through Dothan and the Wiregrass with planned speeches at Houston County Courthouse on Monday and stops in Elba Enterprise Geneva Troy and Union Springs. He was set to speak in Oraik Abbeville and Eufaula on Tuesday before continuing northward.

Robert K.buster Bell Dothan Wiregrass Bell Houston County Elba Enterprise Geneva Troy Union Springs Oraik Abbeville Eufaula

Easter observances and forecasts across nation and world

Weather in the northern half of the country remains cold with rain or snow in the Midwest while the South Gulf coast expects fair mild weather. Global religious events mark Easter with tens of thousands at Sunrise services in Miami and Indianapolis dawn rites. Rome hosts Pope John XXIII blessing the city as Holy Week ends. Jerusalem witnesses Holy Fire ceremonies and pilgrims from the West flock to the Holy Sepulchre. In the United States church leaders urge faith in democracy, cautioning against atheistic foundations.

Middle West Florida Gulf States Reekes Parific Apld Council Tso Rome St. Peter's Puus Sii Naany Old City Jerusalem Holy Land Jaffa United States Miami Orange Bowl Stadium Indianapolis Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs Park of Red Rocks Denver Wichita Mountains Lawton Okla Christ

Windham Funeral Rites Planned at Providence Church

Funeral services for J D Windham thirty of Newton will be held at 2 p m today at Providence Church near Clayhatchee Rev J L Godwin will officiate Interment in the church cemetery under direction of Ho man of Ozark He is survived by his wife Mrs Merle Payne Windham Newton a son I D Windham Jr and a host of relatives from Daleville and surrounding areas Also listed are five sisters and four brothers with numerous nieces and nephews. In addition obituaries follow for several local residents including J F Hemt J F Hela and Mrs Maggie Merritt plus Robert C Lewis headland and other survivors.

Lilia Windhall Dale Theo Lee Alpert Turner Dock] Hamson Leslie Simmons Gracy Fulford Faleville Otis Windham Dothan Coney Windham New Brockton Hilton Wind!m Columbus Louis Windham Daleville J. F. Hemt J. F. Hela South Foster Street Herst Nashville Teashit Panama City Christine Hert Dotan John William Heist Also Doan Harey W. Peacock Tampa EB. Z Ashford Ebenezeys Mhareh W. G. Dean C. Balkcom Weeds Wilaan New Providence Tia Ida ‘Holmes Crn Roy Holmes Uartford A. K. Holmes Aucilla Fla Harvey Holmes Liocomb Iarice McCoy Aieid J. Date Columbia New Harmony Church Albert Davie George Nowyes Ward- Wisp Carrie B Merritt Cattonwonr J. H. Tuiton Hastin Siellers Cattonwood Otis Sellers J. D. Sellers Montgomery Lee Fears Willie Myers Tippie Sellers Cottonwood Clay Son Cowdrey Johany Jenkins Idol Exum Dan Marshall Henry Brown Earl Grace Robert C. Lewis Headland Conycord Baptist Kirkland Roby J. Lee J. F. Kelley Headland Mortuary Callie Lewis Nina Jennele Shelby Jean Lew Freddie Billie Ray Lewis Cully, Eugene Clarence Lewis Chatishooches Frs Homer Lewis Natch

Alabama Democrats Endorse Third District Speaking Trip

A group led by Oakley, Boswell, Covington and Faulk endorses a 1952 statement from Alabama Democrats advocating party independence from the National Democratic Party while defending state autonomy, home rule, and anti civil disturbance aims. The draft cites 1948 positions and pledges to support regional electors and a party primary. Also listed are three sisters of Cowarts and Dothan residents Mrs. Esie Dison, Mrs. Lois Markeam, and Mrs. Reba Fane.

Andrews Hill Congress Qakler Oakley Boswell Covington Faulk Democratic Party of Alabama National Democratic Party National Democratic Democratic Party South Democratic Exective Committee of Gessner T. McClorvey Democratic Party of Alabama Hve Enaerse Abd Alabaa Mabama Democratic Executive Committee National Party Laf Alabame Southland Ez. Mies Essie Dison Loise Markeam Cowarts Reba Fane Dothan

Girl Burned In Backyard Trash Fire

Miss Camille Cos, 19, of Webb, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Stevens Cox, suffered serious burns last night after attempting to burn trash in her yard on Friday. Her grandmother Mrs. Blanche Riley, also of Webb, received minor burns assisting. Hospital officials said Cos was treated and dismissed. family reports she was in the back yard when the homemade fire spread to the house she wore. She was transported to Dothan by ambulance.

Camille Cos Webb Nancy Stevens Cox Gir Blanche Riley Weob Tie Ids Heroine Ambulante

Easter parade highlights new spring fashions for all

Smuren residents prepare for a bright Easter Sunday as worshippers wear new spring clothing. Daughters model junior miss fashion with latest outfits similar to past years, while the opulent styles and colors reflect the community’s parade of fashions today.

Smuren Wen Ay

Missing Car Parts After Roadside Breakdown

Local report notes Jesse Dugrer’s car ran out of gas on a country road. The following day investigators found the vehicle four wheels and tires missing along with the generator battery and carburetor.

Cab West City Jesse Dugrer Gra Here

Boston Wrecked Crews Vanish After Atlantic Collision

In a Boston report the Route and two doray craft disappear with eight men feared dead after a violent gale. Debris and wreckage from the Pollock Rip near Cape Cod and a nearby lightship are found as Coast Guard cutters search the warping sea in 60 to 63 mile per hour winds. The missing include Landry and crew from a vessel battered within a quarter mile of the lightship.

Boston J. Landry Coast Guard Pollock R'p. Dieberhie Cape Cod

Perfect Cribbage Hand Stuns Alanson Tournament

In Alanson Michigan, Rey Kesér stunned cribbage players by nearly achieving back to back perfect hands in a tournament. Kesér boasted the potential for two perfect hands in a row, leaving rivals impressed by the rare feat.

Alanson Mich Rey Kesér

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