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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1950

Page

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Sparkman Plans Loyalty Appeal For Alabamians

Senator John Sparkman headlines a statewide drive urging Alabama to stay with the National Democratic Party. Governor Folsom campaigns for a royalist victory as other leaders, including former Gov. Chauncey Sparks, continue radio and in-person efforts across counties. Sparks denounces States’ Rights revolt of 1948 and warns against civil rights pressure while urging unity within the party.

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Dean of Chemistry AV API Succumbs

AUBURN AP Herbert M. Martin 37 dean of the Department of Chemistry at Auburn University died last night of a heart attack. He earned Auburn bachelor and doctorate degrees and joined the faculty in 1946. A native of Orlando Florida he served as chairman of the faculty athletic committee. Survivors include his widow Mrs Lannis Stradham of Auburn and two sons Herbert M. Martin Jr of Birmingham and John Bruce Martin of Cincinnati Ohio. Funeral arrangements will be announced.

Auburn Herbert M. Martin Sctunt of Chemistry Alabama Filylophaenic Institute Martin Orala Fla Lannis Stradham Herbert Mt. Martin, Jr Barmingham John Bruce Matti Cinqinnati Ohio

State Postmasters Hear Two Speakers

The Alabama Postmasters Convention opens with speeches by Don Gibson editor of the Postmasters Gazette of Albany, Georgia, and Hoss Bass of Polkville, Tennessee. National President Burrs C. Jackson of Hillsboro, Texas, and national executive committeeman Wipeck are scheduled to speak later.

Montgomery Postmasters’ Gazette National Legislative Committee Alabama

Dothan Seeks Bids for First Negro Housing Project

The Dothan Housing Authority invites sealed bids for the George W. McRae Homes on seven acres behind West North Street. Estimated cost is 750000 with construction pending Public Housing Authority approval. A second project awaits funding. no name set.

Dalaan Inday Ma Dothan Housing Authority Dothan Henry Green Arthur Ussery George W. McRae Hoiris First Baptist Church West North Street Ussery Doti Tie Second Uni

Soldier's Mother From Donalsonville Wins Trip Prize

Mrs Viola D Ingram of Yonaleonville Ga wins a two week trip to Germany funded by American air force activities. Four airmen place high earning calls to mothers while proceeds aid Easter clothing for German Catholics. Major Hew kett initiated the letter writing contest to strengthen ties between soldiers and mothers.

Souther Germany Sone Versas Waay Carl W. Hewkett Janneus, Mo Mme Base Mir Ingeauis United States Jin Mumof Garten Stone Art Usbete Uberammergag Armang Robert 3. Kennedy Pine Hill Ale George B Kennedy

Researchers' New Test For Cancer Termed Accurate

Atlantic City reports a New cancer blood test shows high accuracy in detecting cancerens, tested on 308 people with 88 percent accuracy. The study involved four scientists from the University of California Los Angeles and the Veterans Administration Hospital in Los Angeles. Results indicate potential for early detection and improved outcomes, though false positives and uncertain applicability remain.

Atlantic University of Caliornia Tos Angeles Veterans Adieistration Hospital Uc Arexeles George C@ Vial Ivers Hunton Neary

Gas Line Delay Seen By Engineer For Dothan

A consulting engineer told City Commission there is a strong chance Dothan will receive natural gas from Atlantic Gulf Gas Company soon, but project delays loom due to Federal Power Commission disapproval of a line into the city. The letter notes the city seeks to intervene with Central Alabama Natural Gas Company’s bid, while officials weigh the impact on local supply and finances.

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Vatican Denies Signing Pact With Poles Amid War Tensions

Vatican City AP reports the Vatican Office denied a reported pact with Poland during the Warsaw crisis. Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski had left Poland and tensions rose as Vatican officials refuted any formal agreement. The Polish government claimed a pact was signed, while Vatican sources cautioned against premature conclusions.

Vatican Frank Brutto Vatican City Vatian Press Reno Catholic Werarchy Plad Warsaw Annamedd Sanurdas Varicay Ageard Wagaman Potine Catan Aetvit Adem Stefan-Cardunal Nastip Raime Doris Afm Pauley Pala Novea Agence Tara

DAR Conference Opens With President’s Message From Tru man

Dele Raten will open the DAR 48th Continental Conference in Washington with a message from President Truman. About 4,000 delegates and 3,000 other members are expected. election of a new president general is the week's main task with two leading candidates from Texas and Indiana.

DAR Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Truman Patriotie Society Mra Roscow O'Byrne Brook

Truman veto fuels campaign for voters’ aid

AP dispatch reports a Washington political wing of the party formed to back President Truman after his veto of the Kerr natural gas bill. Critics call it purely political while supporters say it is sound and timely as the bill aimed to curb independent gas sales and regulate price pressures.

Jack Bell Washington Truman Kerr Natural Gas Federal Power Commission Congress Conreas Gore Douglgn D-K Mt. Tramen Apy Tsaign Generor Ee Ileader Ds Keer

Toehold Gained On Hainan Isle

Report says Chinese Nationalist dispatches claim initial success for insurgent forces on Hainan Island with heavy sea losses for the opposing side. Red forces reportedly suffer high casualties while attempting a 10 mile landing and retreat, with significant naval action described near Horhow and the island capital.

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Four Rescued In Biscayne Bay After Coast Guard Sweep

A Coast Guard pilot spotted a life raft near Dinner Key after a vessel with five aboard sank in Biscayne Bay. Rescued were Mrs J D Howard, Joanne Pent, and Mr and Mrs Cher Smallwood, plus an additional woman, with rescuers continuing search for another person.

Biscayne Bay Coast Guard Ant Ito Levey Tim Merda Eghott Key Dinner Key Leisy Coast

Talladega Elected At Legion Session

E A McBride of Talladega was chosen central area commander of the Alabama American Legion at a conference in the area yesterday. Rufus de Tuscaloosa was elected area vice commander with Rep Edward de Graftenried and Hugh W Overton in attendance as department commander addressed the meeting.

Talladega E. A. McBride Alabama American Legion Ares Rufus de

Rotary Opens Session With 350 Attending

More than 40 Rotarians and their wives crowded Foster Silent Methodist Church for the First Annual Conference of Rotary District No. 239. About 24 Rotarians had registered by midmorning from 30 clubs. Dothan Club added roughly 190 members and spouses. Many arrivals were expected for tonight’s conference dinner at the Armory and tomorrow’s business meeting. Dave Mullins of API Auburn was the sole District Governor candidate, nominated by Zebulon Judd of Auburn. Balloting for the pavilion occurred at Houston Neel headquarters.

Foster Silent Methodist Church Rotary District Dothan Club Armory Dave Mullins API Auburn Houston Neel Mullina Zebulon Judd Rotary Nomi

Trial of Maragon on Lie Charges Starts in Capital

Jurors picked as Johar Maragon faces charges of lying to a Senate investigation into five percenters. The Greek American former White House acquaintance pleads not guilty and faces two to ten years per count if convicted. Proceedings began with jury selection and statements by prosecutors and defense counsel.

Douglas B. Cornell Washington Johar Maragon White House Ajue Marty Vaughan Senate Pastriot Jennings Bailey Maragon Uch Charles B. Murstay Cas Irvin Soldstein Senate Investigating Committee Coset

Election System Upheld By Court in Georgia

Washington AP reports the Georgia county unit election system surviving a Supreme Court challenge. The unsigned majority opinion upheld the lower court ruling with a 7-2 vote. Justice Douglas wrote a dissenting opinion with Justice Black concurring. Critics see the system as protecting rural power under Gov. Herman Talmadge. Two Georgia voters sought to invalidate it before the June 28 Democratic primary.

Washington Georgi Supreme Court Georgia Esl Douglas Black Vinson Reed Frankfurter Jackson Burton Clark Minton Herman Talmadge Bernard South Harold C Fleming

National Unity Surrender Story At Appomattox Rites

At Appomattox Court House Virginia a fragmentaryDream recounts how more than 10,000 Southerners gathered to relive the surrender scene of 1865. The memory centers on the McLean house and General Lee donning his uniform to acknowledge the war’s end.

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Action By Senate On Waterways Bill Appears In Sight

Washington AP reports final Senate action on the 1.9 billion waterways authorization bill seemed near with a possible delay if a conference report is pursued. Senator McCarran may seek the report while Senator Chavez supports passage. the measure faced opposition and a possible end-of-week decision.

Senate Washington McCarran Chavez D-Nm Pubic Works Committee House Columbus Basin Colum

Alabama student wins in national science paper contest

A garbled report notes Alabama students competing in a national science paper event. Despite unclear names and places, the piece suggests a Alabama student gathering honors amid engineers and researchers, with some fragmentary references to Yor and possible dates.

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