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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1946

Page

5

Admiral King Yacht Quarters Cost U.S. Big Sum

NEA reports that 134,365 was spent by U.S. taxpayers to house Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King aboard the yacht Delphine used as a gunboat during World War II. The Navy bought the boat from Mrs. Anna Dillman for the war effort after her price demands and a disputed appraisal. The vessel’s lavish interiors included teak paneling and carved stairways as part of the luxury quarters for King.

Douglas Larsen NEA Washington Fieet Ernest J. King U.S H. Vandenberg Michigan Dillman Delphine Maritime Commission Dauntless Potomac King Navy Department Navy Senator Vandenberg Emory S. Land Land Vandenberg

Navy sells Dauntless back to owner after King era fit

The Dauntless battleship yacht, modified by Navy during World War II with radar gear guns and life rafts, was returned to owner Mrs Dillman for 20000 after an estimate of 360000 to restore. Dillman seeks a higher price and may sue while officials note similar losses on other boats.

Tain King Potomac Admiral King Navy Maritime Commission Maritime Commissioner Dillman Commission

Henry Ford Restores Bull's Lodge to Tudor Era State

Henry Ford redecorated Bull's Lodge in Boreham England and restored it to the preservation level it held when Henry VII granted Anne Boleyn a title there.

Henry Ford Bull's Lodge Boreham England Henry VII Anne Boleyn

United Nations Still Moving Its Home Plans

The United Nations cannot settle on a permanent home. Delegates have used Hunter College gym as a temporary HQ, then Henry Hudson Hotel, with plans to move to a New York City building at Flushing Meadows and Lake Success. A committee proposes about 11 square miles within a 90 minute reach of NYC as a home.

Marc J. Parsons NEA New York United Nations U. N Hunter College Henry Hudson New York City Flushing Meadow Sperry Cytoscope Lake Success L. I Iunter Council Chamber Council Regal Flushing Meadows General Assembly U.N

U.N. Headquarters Site Shifts to Westchester Fairfield Regions

The housing commission explores site options around New York City including a three and a half square mile HQ with buffer zones and attached personnel housing. Greenwich and Stamford faced fierce local opposition, pushing the search toward Westchester County New York and Fairfield County Connecticut for a permanent home.

New York City U. N New York Housing Commission Commission U.N Greenwich Stamford Conn Westchester County N. Y Fairfield County

Tall Pole Tale From Wheatland

J B King, longtime manager of the Wheatland telephone company, recalls starting in the business 35 years ago by climbing poles. He notes an era of 60 to 65 foot poles, then 45 foot poles. a memory ends with him climbing past the top and landing in an apple tree 25 feet below.

Wheatland Wyo J. B. King King

Overzealous collectors strip Cheyenne Legion grave markers

Officials of the Cheyenne charter American Legion report a salvage drive led to the loss of about 75 percent of the legion's bronze grave markers. The markers were seized during the drive and authorities believe they were taken.

Cheyenne Wyo American Legion Legion

Legion to Replace Missing Markers After Salvage Drive

Legion members plan to order about 900 or 300 additional markers to replace those missing after a salvage drive melted down and sold for junk.

Legion

Ten Sleep plans air field amid landing concerns

Ten Sleep Wyoming residents consider a permanent air field as Al Falés tall structures near the area raise landing and takeoff safety concerns. Farmers on ranches protest fields being opened to air traffic, signaling local friction over new aviation activity.

Hazar

Mendes Rhinopithecus Habitat Shrouded in Central Asia Snow

A partial fragment notes a lone species of mendes rhinopithecus and hints at its home along the central Asian high line of perpetual snow, suggesting a remote, alpine habitat near distant ranges.

Central Asia

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