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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1944
Page
1
Dothan Area Faces Ongoing Housing Strain and Rent Controls
Coalinges and area residents face tight occupancy and rising rents in Dothan and surrounding territory. Army personnel and civilians seek homes as a rapid turnover sweeps 500 apartments and houses, with many filled before nights end. Rent offices report 31.17 dollars in February penalties for excessive rents amid emergency price regulations and a March 1 freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitider
Jmat
Ozark
Daleville
Reker
Neple
Eeey
Tad
Fay Wight
Cheries We Cooper
Wald
Cemcelvabi
Persanel
Conper
Wallace Gentry Iowa Delegate Vote Story
AP report details a delegate vote in Iowa with candidate Wallace Wallace seeking support. The article notes discussion among party members, the role of delegates, and potential implications for the presidential nomination. The piece mentions the process and key figures involved in the event.
Italy Based Bombers Hit Ploesti and Bucharest
American air forces from Italy reached within 15 miles of the Bosian German front and struck Ploesti center and Bucharest in twin raids aiding the Red Army. A three team relay system helped large formations of Thunderbolts and Lightnings, despite strong German fighter resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Europe
Balkena
Aechterold
Lightnings
Election Officials For May 2 Named For Houston County
Memorial to the Houston Democratic Executive Committee reports Friday in the Courthouse selecting voting managers for fourteen county seats in the May 2 primary. Appointing committee members review and approve lists, detailing dozens of names across beats and boxes from Beat One through Beat Eighteen with numerous voters and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Houston Democratic
B. G. Farmer
Sazan P. Poynor
Snd
Clark Roy O. Hill
Meek Collins
M. MW
Hots
John M. Breokins
Mood
W. &. Bond
P. ¥. Snell
Z. L. Gantt
Willie Forteon
Courthouse
Howard Ward
Pat Jones
Curtis McQuager
John C. Howell
John Adkins
Rito Leo
IT Dougl
W. F) Bailey
BG Hutchings
Tex
Raymond Spann
Frank Gwaltney
Jeff Hudorm
Howes Coker
Hox One
City Hall
Vanc
Ward
Leamen Johvscn
H. C. Williams
Paul Allen
W. H. Pettus
G. L. Oppert
Laney Cain
Fred Herring
Robert Malone Motors
John Aptleford
Calvin Walch
FR. Q. Byrd
F. M. Carewell
Dan Murphy
Key Griffin
Cowarts
Lt. Dansey
W. W. Whitten
John G Ingram
J. H Whitehurst
Webb
M. Mademz
L. B.weelay
Shelby Thomas
Hobson Knowles
J. P. Peacock
M. Brockin
W. Frinks
L.A. Roney
J. E. Crockett
Germany Japan Proclaim Unity At War Council
Axis leaders Tojo and German Ambassador Heldrich Stahmar announced unity at a war council held in Tokyo. They framed the meeting after Allied offensives and a looming western invasion, warning that Axis cooperation remains solid despite Italy’s surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Proclaim
Unity At War Council
London
Ania
Promisor Tojo
Tokyo
Ens
Tojo
Heldrich Stahmar
Italy
War Prisoner Camp in Alabama Thrown Open For Inspection
An Alabama prisoner of war camp housing about 160 000 Axis soldiers was opened to 40 journalists for a tour. German prisoners eyed crafts and a post exchange, with one asking for a key and switching on lights as a welcome gesture. The report notes German interest in jewelry and displays an art exhibit set up in a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Lee Ala
Harpsman
Germany
Rommel
Taean
New Pin
Boma
B. B. Larkin
Nazi Sub Menace Will Not Return
Washington reports Admiral King says Germany’s submarine threat in the Atlantic has been reduced from menace to peril. He notes U S naval efforts have limited subs and that Japan’s fleet faces heavy losses as American purchases aid Allies’ war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Fitler
Atlantic
Ernest J. King
Navy
Walg
Joannes Feégeral Bureau of Investigation
Parisia
Beulah Faulk Dies At Home After Long Illness
Mrs Beulah Collier Faulk fifty wife of C J Faulk of Dothan and a Respoke native died at 1505 West North Street after a long illness. Services were 3 PM yesterday at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity with Rev G Ralph Madson. cremation followed in Birmingham. Survivors include five Faulk sons and three Collier brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Collier Faulk
Theiste C. J. Faulk
Dothea
Respoke
West North Street
Episcopal Church of the Nativity
G. Ralph Madson
Ward-Win ‘Gon
Rov
Albert Logue
Horace Hall
Morris Malone
Earl Going
FE. J. Ford
Birmingham
Jacksonville State Teachers College
University of Alsyams
Faulk
Coumbia
Dothan
Episcopal Church
Womens Club Activites
Charles Faulk
Joe C. Faulk
U. 8. Coast Guard
St. Louis
Robert B Faulk
U. 8. Coat Guard
Galveston
Tex
Nat C. Faulk
U. S, Navy
Camp Pear
Jim C. Faulk
Jackson
Mim
Wallace to lead Burma mission in China trip
Vice President Wallace will embark soon on a diplomatic mission to reassure Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese people that Allied efforts to retake Burma are temporary. The trip by air to China is to conclude before the Democratic convention in Chicago on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Chiang Kaiahek
Burma
United States
Chicago
Tis
Parwona
White House
China
Absentee Ballot Requests Rise at Probation Office
Officials from the probate office announced a surge in absentee ballot requests, reporting 175 applications received last week. About one third of the requests came from servicemen, reflecting heightened election participation among the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probats
Four Army Fliers Die in Liberator Crash
Four Army airmen were killed Friday when a Liberator bomber crashed three miles southwest of the Tuskegee Army Air Field. The casualties include First Lieutenant Garland F. Johnson, 25, of Bummitville Indiana. First Lieutenant Werran W. White, 22, of Newton Iowa. First Lieutenant Charlier W. Pitta, 23, of Prattville Alabama. and Sergt. Clemence J. Beckar, 23, of Greins Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Army Airme
Tuskegee Army Air Field
Army
Marwall Field
Air Forces
Garland EF. Johnson
Bummitville
Ind
Werran W. White
Newton
Iowa
Charlier W. Pitta
Prattville
Als
Gaff Sergi
Clemence J. Beckar
Greins, la
Ace Combat Flier Grounded Seeks Return to Sky
Major Richard Bene has been grounded at an advanced Allied base in New Guinea. He craves combat again to fly a Lightning named Marge and to be in the air with his sweetheart, Marjorie Vattendahl of Superior, Wisconsin, in a vivid wartime portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden W. Clements
New Guinfa
Amarion
Maj
Richar
New Guiten
Merjorie Vattendahl
Superior
Wis
Misa Vattendahre
Marge
Japs Split Kohima Supply Line Near Imphal Hold
New Delhi AP reports Japanese forces blocked the Dimapur Kohima road and hold sections of the Bishenpur Siichar track out of Imphal. Allied commands noted jungle actions to clear lines linking Bangaral road to two threatened强strongholds, stressing the 180 mile Bidhenpur Siichar route as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilo
Kohima
Dimapur
Bidhenpur-Siichar
Americans Repel Jap Raiders On Eniwetok Atoll
The U S forces repelled a Japanese air raid on Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshalls. Final reports say night fighters of the 4th Marine aircraft wing intercepted bombers before dawn and turned them back. Additional U S air attacks on Japan were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kembert James
American Air Forces Strike Ten Nazi Targets Across Europe
Eighth and Ninth Air Forces fly from Britain and Italy striking German airfields and transport hubs, with raids reaching near the Berlin area. About 500 to 750 planes engage, downing 18 enemy aircraft on the ground and damaging locomotives. 30 American fighters did not return in the daylong operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Realmear
London
Britain
Italy
Bucharest
Proest
Red Army
U. 8 Lightning
Mustang
Eighth
Ninth Air Force
An Sifinié
Berlin
Jomsee
Germany
Hitler
Ruslan Genman Front
Aimilar
Burns Fatal To Two In Dwelling Blaze
Two people died from burns after a fire damaged a dwelling near the Great Southern railroad in Tuscaloosa. The incident occurred Saturday, with authorities later confirming the fatalities. Local investigators are querying residents for details as the fire's cause remains under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscalooba Alt
Great Southern Railroad
Itera
Tego
Trucks With Red Army In Romania
AP dispatch from Moscow notes American made jeeps and tanks arriving with the Red Army in Romania for the Belkan advance. It quotes Maj. Gen. Connolly and Aziz, praises lend lease aid, stresses trucks as a key contribution, and highlights caution about American wartime roles amid Allied strategy and potential Western invasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epoy Gomore
Moscow
Red Army
Romania
Belkans
Red Sar
Maerphel
Gregory K. Bakev
Rusia
United States
Socval Union
Persian Gulf
Red Mar
Prut
Gan
Donald HL. Connolly
Fort Mojave
Aziz
Suvorov
Sun
Soviet Union
America
Ned
Russie
Rusalana
Germany
Soviet Troops Break Through Crimean Front Near Sevastopol
Soviet forces advanced on Sevastopol waking a broad front clash three and a half miles north while in Poland the 1st Ukrainian Front reported heavy losses as German Romanian units faced mass desertions. The Odessa operation liberated the city and its region as Axis remnants fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Yarbrough
London
Fuedium
Esvartopol
Crumsan Citsdal
Old Poland
Red
Axia
Tatorul
Berlin
Moscow
Sevestopo
Alushta
Sevastopol
Watts
France
Poland
Mallee
Targopol
Sowa
Crimean
Gavastopol
Red Army
Chornays
Prise
Rumiane
Tarnopal
Lacy
Europe
Anita
Odesua
Hodron
Malinovsky
Ukraine
Odessa
Deedr
Lower
Bessammble
Crimea
Fliuseia
Bein
New Postal Rates Working Smoothly
Postmaster says the transition to new postal rates caused minimal confusion after the first day. The key changes included a rate increase for inter state mail from seven to eight cents and city mail from two to three cents, with a three percent rise on parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Maloas
Ixthan
Wes
Mra Malone Wald
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NEA Telephoto
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USN
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Ansie
Naples
Stratcher
George
OWL
Chungking
Imphal
Eniwetok Atoll
U.S
Kurile Islands
Tarnopol
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