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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1945
Page
8
The text hints at analysis of music and postwar political shifts, mentioning the United States and democratic notions. It suggests debates on public opinion, rebefs, and the role of the people in shaping policy and cultural discourse.
A report discusses public reaction to domestic and foreign policy amid plans for a United Nations security framework. It notes rising mail responses from 33 letters in November to 3M in January and 123,000 letters overall last year, with caveats on sampling bias and the value of Gallup and Roper polls for representative opinion.
The piece analyzes State Department mail by source, noting most from pressure groups and a smaller share from crackpots while emphasizing value of informed questions. It highlights spontaneous mail as a key gauge of public opinion on foreign policy and mentions Bremen as Germany’s oldest seaport.
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to act on kidneys to increase urine flow and relieve acidity causing bladder irritation and backache. The ad touts 18 natural ingredients, non habit forming, with a prepaid sample offer and a request to mail address to Kilmer Co. for a trial.
Dorothy Dix argues mothers shoulder a serious duty to guide daughters toward happy girlhood and suitable husbands. She condemns passivity, urging mothers to create welcoming homes, screen unsuitable suitors, and provide opportunities for social success, noting proactive parenting boosts daughters' chances in love and life.
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Gilmore McCallister forty nine who died in a Eufaula hospital Friday night after several weeks illness were held Saturday afternoon at Shorterville with Rev Mr Persons of Fort Gaines officiating Burial followed with Kennedy of Abbeville in charge Surviving are her husband Alex J McAllister two daughters Mrs Max Hubbard and Missy Nel McAllister Shorterville a sister Mrs L L Warren Montgomery and a brother George Gilmore Hogansville Ga There are 55 species of native orchids in Vermont In Hawaii there are only three.
Funeral services for Pate Whitehead, former Houston County resident, were held at Union Hill Church in Ashford. He died in a Miami Florida hospital from injuries after a fall from a building. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Friends and Christmas of Ashford in charge. He was born in Houston County and lived around Ashford before moving to Jacksonville and then Miami where he worked in roofing. Survivors include his wife Bessie Whitehead of Miami, two sons Ernest and Emmett, six brothers Elzy Dalton Evridge H. C. Gordon Huey B. and Dewey Lee, three sisters Bessie Mae Riley Pastoria Pynes and Pamie Grey Hobbs. Active pallbearers listed.
First Lieutenant Daniel F. Mc Leod of Geneva is identified as a member of the 693 Field Artillery Battalion serving with the Sixth Army Group in Germany, announced today.
Ken Wilhelm from California achieved a 2305 foot arrow distance. He laid on his back, strapped the bow to his feet, and pulled the string with both hands in an unusual aiming method.
Three Alabama soldiers and others from Florida included in a War Department list of wounded in action and released today. Names include George W Dwieher husband of Mrs Methe M Datehe, and Mrs Mudie O. Benfrorital Sirtel noted as woundee wife serving in Europe. Dempsey Kelley, son of Mex Nellie MeAiley, and Simor Sasser, son of Mrs Metha K Seseer, listed among those wounded in the European region.
An office report today lists Robert Woods and Mrs Murgerer Woods as well as Mike King and Warren Owens among those connected to Dothe TOE Sut, with ties to Dothan and Pearie Owens. The ret three and other family members are noted in the release.
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