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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1947
Page
2
Obituary and resolution notices from Tuk Dothar Eagle Daily include declarations of thanks and religious quotes. The paper notes publication terms, staff credits, contacts, and mailing details and quotes Jefferson and Voltaire. The date is Monday April 28, 1947.
In a final European press conference Henry A. Wallace voiced approval of Jewish terrorism in Palestine noting it aroused world conscience while deploring violence. He urged Britain to honor the Balfour declaration, claimed resistance was necessary, and warned his stance aligns him with communists. critics call it dangerous.
A House subcommittee trimmed a $30 million appropriation for the State Department information program to Soviet Russia and Europe, while about $5 million for South American outreach remained intact. The plan funded shortwave broadcasts, libraries, films, exchanges, and student programs to promote American values and influence abroad. The panel, GOP-led and economy-minded, faced criticism that science this cut was a false economy, risking weaker diplomatic goodwill.
Senator Aiken of Vermont heads a Senate Expenditures Committee investigation into political plums. He claims the Customs Bureau created 36 high paying posts and other political appointees costing over 400000 annually. The feud includes aged or unqualified appointees and a physician's regular visits to the office.
The column blends quotes from senators and representatives criticizing OPA price controls and warning against price spikes, with jumbled notes on Midwife Mark Clark, a Vienna treaty delay, and Palestine policy. It juxtaposes inflation concerns with foreign policy snippets and light gossip on diplomatic moves.
John Temple Graves predicts a booming South driven by postwar recovery and regional diversification. He cites agriculture’s lead role, rising farm income, rapid industrial growth, and heavy wartime investments shaping a future regional powerhouse with strong banking, transport, and education infrastructure.
Readable fragments discuss a wealthy man’s daughter, social expectations, and enrollment in a scrub team. Mentions of time, manners, and cycling terms appear with unclear names and places. The passage hints at class and gender norms influencing youth sports and public life.
Two robbers caught taking a bath in a Texas house are in jail. The report notes public irritation over disrupted telephone service during a strike and contrasts with party line issues. No pilot would reveal a plane's true condition.
Secretary of State Mare will report on the Big Four ministers' deadlocked Moscow conference and its implications for world peace. Marshall's private briefing to Truman and leaders weighs heavily on the choice before Congress to fund or block a new world policy to counter totalitarian communism. The piece notes delayed German and Austrian treaties and warns that Communist expansion remains active while Western powers must decide on their approach.
A dense listing of weekday and weekend radio programming across networks, detailing times for News and Commentary, dramas, concerts, variety shows, sports scores, and scheduled hosts such as Jack Smith, Elmer Davis, and Stephen Graham. Includes ABC CBS and Mutual entries with multiple time blocks and program names.
The article describes a tub heating system using four copper coils wrapped around a bathtub, connected to the home heating system to warm bath water. Government hospital bed data and Security Council veto power are noted in a fragmented, unclear context.
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