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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1947
Page
3
Draws comparisons between Maryland and Pennsylvania schools. Praises educators while noting overcrowded classes and overworked teachers. Mentions Montgomery County debates over road work and funding for school improvements amid broader national political commentary.
The column muses on enduring questions about womanhood and public influence, praising Dorothy Thompson and referencing contemporaries like Veney Wallace and Robert W. Kenny. It juggles sermon-like musings with political speculation, noting gender and religious dynamics in the public sphere.
In 1947 reports Brewster notes TWA faced shaky finances and trouble with Equitable Life Insurance Company after a $40 million exposure. Senators Moatshaw Howard Mignes invested another $10 million to aid TWA, with expectations of a further RFC loan around $50 million to provide temporary relief.
The Alabama legislature considers shifting from biennial to annual sessions. Reportedly, supporters cite ongoing law changes and incentives, while opponents warn of higher costs and constitutional hurdles. Voters previously endorsed broader session powers but warned against rushed reforms.
Robert Salter Ward, a Hartford born attorney now practicing in Geneva County, is a prominent figure in both Wiregrass towns. A Geneva County High School graduate, he earned an A B from Howard College in 1914 and studied law at Alabama. He served as a second lieutenant in the Field Artillery during World War I, then began law practice in Geneva County in 1919. Ward has held multiple legal and community roles, including Hartford judge’s office, Geneva County Bar Association, and leadership in Legion posts, church work, and county committees.
Arlington reports a July incident where a youth, Reed, stole a fire engine from the Arc fire department to imitate driving a jeep. He caused damage to roading and fences, winning a toy prize but owing $109 in damages to the city and additional costs.
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