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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1947
Page
2
Deep Roots Shelly The House Appropriations Cut Interior Budget
The Interior Department faces a 47 percent budget reduction from the House Appropriations Committee amid claims the cuts won’t impair essential functions. Chairman Robert Jones defends the move while Secretary J A Krug warns of a vast setback to the economy and a potential long term business slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
J. A. Krug
Lawyers Seek New Inferior Court For Houston County
Houston County lawyers push for a new inferior court with concurrent jurisdiction in equity and civil matters over fifty dollars, taking over county and juvenile court duties. They name a presiding judge and set salaries, arguing faster trials and relief for Judge Halstead, while public doubts rise over the need and cost. A 1944-45 committee previously opposed such a court, making citizens ask for detailed justification before any law is passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
D. C. Halstead
Halstead
Houston County
Geneva County
Hartley labor vote reshapes 1948 political landscape
The April 17 House roll call on the Hartley labor bill divided 414 members, signaling the potential death knell for the Wagner Act. The vote highlighted splits among Republicans and Democrats, with war veterans among conservative GOP defectors and several Southern Democrats sticking to pro labor lines.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Sam
Ewing Thomason
el Paso
Thomas
Houston
Combs
Martin Dies
Old Texas
Boggs
Louisiana
Lanham
Georgia
Jones and Manasco
Alabama
Smathers
Miami
Fla
Flannagan
Virginia
Kefauver
Tennessee
Cooley
North Carolina
Spence
Kentucky
USA
Britain
England
Ramsay MacDonald
No. 10
Nowning Street
Baldwin
United States
Monarchs and a World Leader in One Vision
John Temple Graves muses on modern monarchy and the need for a symbolic global leader. He contrasts Winston Churchill and Henry Wallace, arguing Roosevelt’s legacy endures abroad while warning Wallace lacks a rightful mantle to FD Roosevelt’s memory.
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United Nations
Earth
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Winston Churchill
Mr. Churchill
England
Wallage
Franklin Roosevelt
Randolph Churchill
Wallace
Young Churchill
Churchills
Randolph
Roosevelt
Jimmy
Franklin, Jr
Truman
Europe
Russia
Army in Frankurt enforces living on bases and Army shops
All Americans in Frankfurt Germany including military and civilian personnel must reside on Army installations and buy supplies from Army run shops. The Army fixes prices and a fact finding board is examining the cost of living after a surge of complaints about prices. The piece criticizes the planned economy as failing and unworkable even under Army control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Army
Weathered quips and curious notes from 1947
A compact collection of witty lines and odd facts from a Bell Syndicate release. It mentions California farmers using electricity against a grasshopper plague, a Maryland cat adopting a mouse, and a Chicago chairman of the Thomas Holst Company, all amid playful comments on cooking, politics, health, and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mander
Chicago
Thomas Holst Company
Scopsrlant
Bell Syndicpée
Greek Turkish aid seen as vital against communism
Secretary of State Marshall views the Greco Turkish aid program as essential to repel Soviet influence. He warns that Moscow favors indirect pressure via internal rebellion and satellite states rather than direct war. U.N. monitors Greece's northern frontier as Athens and Ankara brace for pressure in a wider strategic struggle.
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Marshall
Moscow
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United Nations Security Council
America
Athens
Ldarcanelles Strait
Dardanelles
Europe
Asia
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Washington
Radio Network Wednesday Schedule Teems With Classics
A dense listing of daytime and evening radio programs across NBC CBS and MBS, detailing show titles hosts and time slots from early morning through late night. Notable entries include Mystery of The Week, Raymond Gram Swing, Dennis Day Show, Duffy's Tavern, The Big Story, The Whistler, Kay Kyser Music Quiz, and Gabriel Heatter with a span of news, drama, music, and variety offerings across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc
Cbs News
World News
Jack Smith
Cbs
Raymond Gram
Lone Stanger
Rama Uf West
H. V. Kaltenborn
Abe
Dennis Day
Abe Dack Carson
Abe Lum
Abner
Bobby Doyle
Great Gildersleeve
Abe Jenn Hersholt
Christian—en Willa Piper
Abe T
Duffy’s Tavern
Ed Gardner
Abe Frank Sinatra
Cba
Paul Whiteman
Abe Dinah Shore
Cbs Beulah
Abe the Whistler
Abe Bing Croaby
Kay Kyser
Henry Morgan
Newa
Basic Music Shop
Reneat
Cheabe
WAGF
Fulton Lewin Jr
MBS
Crime Club
MRBS
Johnny Madero
Pier
Gabriel Heatter
Juste Triumph
Hie
Hill Harrington
Harry Bluestone
Stampa Quartet
Dinning Sisters
Market & News
AP News
Goodyear Band
Dothan Guitar Pupils Win Festival Honors
A group of 12 private students from Dothan won first prize at the district Bach festival in Biloxi Mississippi over the weekend. The beginner's orchestra, directed by Mrs Christine Kellerman, will attend the national convention in St Louis in August. Members include Fay Reeves Inez Beasley Emi Johnston Marjorie Vaughn Powell Richard Brackin Kellerman Louise Reeder Nell Hayman Joseph Ellenburg Dothan Arthur You and Bob Moody Ozark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oazar
Dothan
Biloxi
Christine Kellerman
Wilhs
St. Louis
Thex
AGS Dothanaires
Fay Reeves
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