Let There Be Light in Trial of Faith
A brief religious reflection cites Peter praising faith tried by fire as more precious than gold and awaiting the appearing of Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Peter
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1950
Page
1
Profanity Debate Spurs Baptist Reader Letter
A reader letter urges restraint from profane language in public discourse, citing New Testament and George Washington. The piece argues obscenity harms impressionable listeners, especially children, and asks adults to avoid cursing even in casual talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hollie
Baptist
Hit. Pasenge
Timothy
Reapportionment Boost Framed by State Court Opinion
The state Supreme Court weighs a reapportionment opinion tied to the 67 Senator amendment backed by the governor. Officials discuss legislative redraws as political balance shifts amid legal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Reapportionment Debate Halts Senate Change in Alabama
The court rejects amending to create a state by state Senate. only population based reapportionment is allowed under the Constitution. A constitutional convention is opposed, with emphasis that Alabama can pursue reapportionment within the existing framework, though a new constitution may come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Beavichila
Alabama
Supreme Court
Folsom
Chariel
Con ‘Gress
Southward industrial shift gains momentum in wartime
The Southern Garment Manufacturers Association reported rapid growth in the region's industry, noting Southern production rose dramatically since World War I. A Nashville leader cited cotton's pivotal role and overall expansion of garment output as evidence, while acknowledging factors beyond proximity to supply lines. The piece hints that the draft will drive more labor to the South, influencing future industrial trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Gale South
Southern Garren Manufacturers Association
Memphis
Croup
Nashville
South
Smithwest
Nonsense Of Signs By Earl Tucker In The Times
In a satirical piece from The Thomasville Times, Earl Tucker riffs on road signs and airport caution, lamenting confusing phrases and proposing clearer, mileage driven markings. He jokes about post office notices, politics, and the need for signs that guide travelers to specific places and homes.
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Grove
O. K
Josef Z. Molovinsky
Harry 5
Trumah
Post Office
Bovn
Hoboken
Good Springs Baptist Church
Tfe
Death of Pvt Jack in Korea at Naktong River front
The death of Private Jack, a cheerful young American soldier, follows a six hour clash near Umchon as his unit pressed Red forces toward Tapuu. He was wounded early but stayed with his patrol, shielding its flag before dying from shrapnel after heroic evacuation by Sgt Mills and others.
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Naktong River Front
Korea
Jack
Umchon
Tapuu
South Korea
Svith
Pvt
Hikea
Naktang
Fred Mills
New Braunfeld
Tex
Mills
Cpl
Osc
Sharpsburg
Gerald Cholidge
Honewell
Naktong River
Westbrook Pegler Defends Latimer in Big Unions Case
Westbrook Pegler argues against critics defending Professor Latimer amid a Senate hearing on alleged union abuses. He recounts his own experience of a hostile committee process, denounces selective media sympathy toward anti communists, and condemns tactics that force citizens to reveal confidential union complaints.
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Small Claims Court
New York
Dubseky
Jacobs
New York Herald- Tribune
the Times
Tac
Washington Post
Post
Alger Hist
Frankfurter Ediegation
Latimore
Hester McCullough
Greenwich
Heathr McCullough
Population growth pushes six Alabama towns over 10000
The 1950 census shows six Alabama cities above 10,000 residents: Prichard, Talladega, Auburn, Homewood, Opelika, and Sheffield, with Mobile and Montgomery crossing 100,000. Birmingham remains the only city over 100,000 in 1949, with 293,447 in 1950, up from earlier counts. Tuscaloosa, Garden City, and others show gains. Prichard posts the sharpest rise, from 6,084 to 18,918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Prichard
Talladega
Auburn
Homewood
Opelika
Sheffield
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
In- Greape
Garisden
Tuscaloosa
Alabams
Jasyer Mountain
Eagio
Ray Tucker Answers Readers Questions on Korea War Policy
Washington columnist Ray Tucker answers readers on U N stance in Korea, Soviet blame, and whether US should intervene. He notes President Truman and Acheson cautious about naming Moscow, explores a UN led police action versus a broader Soviet conflict, and weighs outcomes of a limited versus broad mobilization and veterans exemptions.
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Yeteyatt
Washington
Ray Tucker
Hillcrest Place
Chevy Chase
United Nations
C. F
Charlotte
Agereseor
Korea
Warren Austin
Truman
Acheson
Malik
White House
Moscow
South Kore
U. N
Aunesia
Hearings Scheduled On Bus and Freight Franchise
The Alabama Public Service Commission set separate hearings on applications to operate bus and freight service. Filers include Maxwell Truck Line of Birmingham Coton Transfer and P C White Line of Bolton. Hearings in August cover Capital Motor Lines Dothan Bus Company and related interests in Camp Ruel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Public Service Commission
Capitol Motor Lines
Dothan Bus Cme Cmpany
Bue
Dothan Bus Company 14
W. G. Hardwick
Ww. F. Balley
Ingoon
City project funds water main with private financing
Twenty five years ago on August 24 a Dothan realty firm financed a two inch water main and electrical line from Park Avenue near Gilland Elementary. The city, short of funds, planned reimbursement at 8 percent if needed while an editorials notes caution the safety of crossing signals. A local store advertised fall and winter goods with large bargains including ladies coats at nine cents a pair.
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Dothan Realty Company
Park Avenue
Igiland
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Laast
Hal Boyle
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Mur
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Thare
United States Congress
Dave Dubinsky
T. M. Charleston
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U.N
U. S
Europe
Balkans
Middle East
Asia
Russia
Free Nations
S.A. Mf
Anawat
United States
Congresa
Malaya
Racker Freight
Houston County
Wuring Europa
Aignala
By Galbraith
Lwivien Tron
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