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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1949

Page

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Impressive Case of a 14 Year Old Haunted Boy Shaken Awake

A Washington family reports their 14 year old son is tormented by unseen forces. Richard C. Darnell of the Society for Parapsychology describes scratchings on walls and violent bed-shaking observed during a nighttime visit. A clergyman hosted the boy to study the phenomena while the minister, in view of observers, could not cause the movements. Names of the boy and minister are withheld.

Arionists Richard C. Darnell The Society For Parapeycheingy Washington Darnell Rhin Duke University Speychology Laboratory Darnelly Warhington Alm Derayaman Bele Fon Ind Bey

Polio Isolation Time Cut by Foundation

New York authorities support reducing polio patient isolation to one week or until fever ends after a National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis meeting with medical officials from 48 states. The group distributed guides on outbreak control and urged camp quarantines, with 7,500 children in Bear Mountain camps affected. 1030 polio cases and 66 deaths reported in New York State.

New York National Foundation For Bear Mountain Park Thomas DB McMenarmr New York State

Stuffed Peppers Recipe Highlighted by Mrs Wallace Anne

A July feature from Ashford route two profiles Mrs Wallace Anne and Mrs Bung who champion stuffed peppers as a quick cooling summer dish. The method uses four bell peppers, sausage or meat, onion, celery, egg, flour, crackers, and canned tomatoes with tomato sauce simmered to blend flavors.

Wallace Ewe Ashford Wallace Anne Bure Center Home Demonstration Club Ana Bme Bue

Blakely Students Receive Georgia Planter Degrees at FFA

Eight Blakely Union High School vocational agriculture students earned Georgia Planter degrees at the 21st annual Georgia Association of Future Farmers convention held at the FFA Camp near Covington. Walter Hodges was elected second vice president of the Georgia Association of Future Partners of America, with Walter also placing in livestock shows. Hoyt White earned national FFA chorus selection and will attend the National FFA Convention. Other students earned top finishes in reporters, secretaries, and treasurers contests as attendees included Walter Hodges, Winston Chandler, Martin Sheffield, Hoyt White, Herbert Sims, and Larry Middleton.

Blakely Georgia Planters Blakely Union High School Georgia Association of Future Farmers FFA Covington State of Georgia Martin Sheffield Sammy Bostwick Wiseton Chandler Jonny Hains Ben Hayes Jimmy Holman Walter Hodges Therman Jenkins E. Hodges Gatomekee Georgia Association of Future Partner of America Walter Sensor Wiston Chandler Hoyt White Herbert Sims Larry Middiston

Rattler Hunters to Meet Carson News North Dakota

One of the strangest conventions of the year will be held here September 6. George Sinclair has called a meeting of rattlesnake hunters from the Northwestern range country. He hopes rattler trappers will attend to talk over technique of capture and other problems.

Carson N. D George Sinclair

Epidemic In New York Reaches Record 2-Hour Peak

Reported yesterday in New York City alone, the highest number for any previous 2 hour period on the current moderate epidemic.

New York Ciy

Geneva Dress Revue slated at Geneva Community Center

Geneva and surrounding area prepare for the Geneva Dress Revue at the Geneva Community Center Friday from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Home Demonstration Club women will model dresses classified as work, sport, and special occasion with one entrant per class advancing to the State Revue in Auburn September 7 to 10. Winners and participants are urged to gather by 1:20 PM while dresses are collected Thursday afternoon or Friday morning for display and judging.

Geneva Geneva Community Center Auburn Geneva County Fez

Tests on Radiation Use Noah's Ark In Studies

Atomic researchers outline a wide use of animals in radiation experiments. Goats pigs cows and later bats frogs hornets and fish are used to study radiation effects, circulation, recovery methods, and detection techniques. Findings note limited fertility impact in cattle and calves, and early signs of radiation damage in fish and nerve cells.

Douglas Larren Washington NEA Atom Laboratories Atomc Energy|i Commission Congress AEC Argonne Laboratory Chicago Golger New Mexico

Man Arrested After Attack In India Spitting Faces

Spiting faces in a domestic dispute in Dawnpoore, India, led to the arrest of Mohammed Badrudzin after he allegedly attacked his wife, mother-in-law, and two female cousins during a family argument. Police report injuries minor. investigation ongoing.

Dawnpore India Mohammed Badrudzin

East Frisian mayor secures school funds after offer

In Wittmund Germany the mayor pressed the state for funds to build a needed new school and was initially refused. He then offered the town's tax office building for sale as a solution. The state ultimately provided the requested money.

State Action Wittmund Germany Tap

Extension Economist To Speak On Flowers

Geneva special reports Extension Economist Jim Home Management will lead a flower arranging demonstration at the Geneva Community Center on Wednesday August 10 1949 from 2 00 to 4 00 p m Miss Alea Peavy notes the lesson aims to teach design color and simple home arrangements for Home Demonstration Club members not a show preparation. Attendees should bring flowers cut the stems and soak in deep water for at least three hours to prevent wilting. Each participant will learn to make home church and school suitable arrangements.

Geneva Alea Peavy Jim Home Management Geneva Comaunity Au- Ets Peavy Father Meeks

Locked Out Memphis Theatre Trouble Reveals Missing Keys

In Memphis Tennessee a theater encounter led to a mix up over keys. An usher received a set from a patron who vowed the owner could not start his car. Only later did the owner realize the keys were his own.

Memphis Tenn H. L. Wilson Siz

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