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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1946
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for mail carriers outside Alabama Georgia and Florida vary by duration. One week priced at 75 cents per month 1.90 for three months 2.90 3.50 and 8.00 for different delivery options. Also notes a light verse and biblical quotation from Exodus 33 20 followed by a line from Thomas Heywood.
A late war era graft comparison contrasts Soviet quick justice with American delays. The piece warns of publicity over KKK battles and political gain, noting FBI oversight and public scrutiny of revival rumors, with figures like Arnall and Pearson cited as amplifiers of attention.
The FBI said it was examining complaints about the Ku Klux Klan in seven states, including non-Southern ones. New York Klan charter was revoked, New Jersey Supreme Court required show cause for charter cancellation, and Georgia seeks to revoke the Georgia Klan charter with a Fulton County Superior Court hearing next month led by Attorney General Eugene Cook under Gov. Ells Arnall.
War Department figures recount 142,077 Americans and Filipinos killed or mistreated in the Pacific by Japan. The assistant secretary urges memory to ensure justice for victims and to deter a repeat of 1941 aggression, stressing accountability for Japanese officials and lasting vigilance during peacetime occupation.
Reed of the Washington scene reports back to the boss on OPA votes by senators up for reelection, KKK broadcast pressures in Atlanta, and pockets of support and opposition among Republicans and Democrats. The note mentions Byrd and McKellar’s stance, Keefe’s cemetery profits, State Department activity, and派 remarks about UN and diplomacy, ending with a tease of upcoming souvenirs.
This essay argues sympathy for American Marines in China amid Sino Soviet tension. It rejects calls to pull out, warns Russia would advance, and urges grounded, local action against crime. It reflects on media bias, price figures, and Bishop Carpenter's lecture on radical language and clear thinking.
A collection of statements by Carl Horn L Clark Schilder Brien McMahon Byrnes Dawes Wallace Bevin and Evatt on human relations in schools youth power atomic control democracy and UN functioning. Marian copyright 1946 Bell Syndicate Inc.
Amid the Paris peace talks a new clause urges defeated nations to secure universal human rights for their peoples including freedom of expression, press, religion, and political opinion. Debates loom over application in Poland, Hungary, Romania, and beyond as UN and allied groups draft a global Bill of Rights parallels to the U S Constitution. The five nations under conqueror reform may test the clause's reach as the democracy weighs the demand.
Holdenville Oklahoma Police Chief Tom Liddell announced plans to hire World War II veterans under on the job training benefits for the Holdenville police force. He is the second Oklahoma police head to adopt the GI on the job program after Seminole.
Radio listings show a dense timetable for Friday and Saturday with numerous programs across CBS MBS and NBC networks. Entries include Supper Club, News and Commentary, Orchestras led by Gordon McRae Wayne King and Paul Lavelle, drama and mystery theater, sports shows, and Sunday-like repeats. Names include Orson Welles, Henry Aldrich, Abe Sweeny, Guy Lombardo, Harry James, Bing Crosby, Lawrence Welk, Tex Benny Dean, and Fulton Lewis Jr. A wide mix of music, talk, drama, and news unfolds across morning to late-night blocks.
Gerhardt Pet, a longtime Boston hotel worker, has performed tempera jobs for 19 years, arranging events from dog shows to car displays. He recently collected his 1,000th paycheck as his roles shift toward more permanent positions, amid a first annual Ko farmers and rear meet at Bismark on June 4 with about a total registered attendees.
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