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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1947

Page

9

Dale County 4-H Clubbers End Florida Camp Adventure

Fifty Dale County 4-H boys wrapped up a four day camp near Freeport Florida with perfect conduct records. Activities included swimming softball games crafts and dances under the supervision of veteran caretaker Charles L Hooper.

Victor Smith Dale County Freeport Fla Florida Ea Sea Ache Dale Ana Anto Alabama Timpauehie Charles L. Hooper Hooper Owe Eh Suven

Inferior Court OK Gives Houston County New Court

The governor signed a bill creating the Inferior Court of Houston County in Dothan. No judge or courtroom yet, but provisions are expected soon. Theodore Jackson is named as judge and will be sworn in, with space and chambers to follow. The board may move patrol offices to provide an emergency courtroom. Probate Judge Logue indicated action at a special session tomorrow. First process issued by circuit clerks marks the new court’s opening, with a breach of the peace warrant filed as the criminal docket for Monday September 1 is readied.

Theodore Jackson Houston County Board of Revenue Jackson Alto Lee Houston County Bar Association Dothan Alabama Highway Patrol Albert Logue Circuit Court

Legal Horse Racing Battle Rages in Alabama House

In Montgomery AP opponents rail against legalized gambling as the House pauses to consider a motion to indefinitely postpone a bill authorizing horse racing in Alabama. Senator Hooten’s measure on jury service for women faces separate votes without debate.

Montgomery House Alabama Senate Randolph Sen Paul Hooten Senate Judiciary Committee Finance and Taxation Committee Norman Harris Morgan County United States Harris Texas

Thieves Suffer Setback After Cotton Office Safe Break-In

Geneva County officers investigated a break in at the CLOM Semrest and Co. office in Malvern. J. T. Beurten of the Alabama Department of Public Safety reported a shattered door and a partially opened safe with three time locks. Investigators said a case containing two swatches and a $2 bill was taken, with the incident dating to 1947 under state review.

Couny Goverty CLOM Semrest and Co Ain Malvern Cirnaiad Tavestusater J. T. Beurten Alabama Department of Publi Safety Pelese Geneva Burton

Marshall Calls For United Hemisphere Solidarity

Secretary of State George C. Marshall opened the Inter-American Conference in Rio de Janeiro urging American nations to unite for peace and security in the Western Hemisphere. He arrived with Sen. Arthur Vandenberg and Warren Austen as U.S. delegates to the United Nations.

Rio DE Janeiro George C. Bareshall Marshall Torrow Arthur H. Vandenberg di Mich Warren R. Austen United States United Nations

Savings Bond Sales Totals for Houston County in July

Clyde Loverh, chairman of the county savings bond committee, announced July sales in Houston County totaling 63,369.50 with 40,069.50 in Series E bonds and 23,300.00 in Series F and G bonds. Alabama total reached 4,285,688.29, up 415,149.75 from June.

Houston County Clyde Loverh County Alabama

Fight Damage Suits Seek $4499.52 Filed In Court Here

Multiple fire damage suits filed in court seek a total of 4499.52 in damages. The largest claim is 1750 against Spin Motor Co of Dotnan by F W Holan for conversion of a 1936 car. Arthur S Iosenby sues for 102.05 over a 1922 model sold as insured against fire but burned June 15 1947. Anderson Motor Co of TDo is named in an ensuing line on page 2.

F. W Holan J. L Spin Motor Co Dotnan Hy Motor Co Caas Arthur Ss. Iosenby The Anderson Motor Co Tdo

Truman Backs Clark In Probe Of Prices

President Truman voiced full support for the Justice Department probe into high food, clothing, and housing costs. He said results may ease price levels more than curb inflation and commented on Cabinet actions and a possible reshuffle involving Robert E. Hannegan's resignation.

Truman Clark Washington Frumeau Justice Department St Wall Corm

Military Bank Plan For Highway Patrol Tentatively OK'd

The Alabama State Personnel Board endorsed a massary rao system for the Alabama Highway Patrol on principle with details to be set by the Department of Public Safety. The plan introduces new classifications and salary ranges ranging from patrolman 375 to 400 a month to chief law enforcement officer 350 to 425.

Montgomery Boas Department of Public Safety Matehell Gueo Lientenar

Civil Service Board Named For City

Fragmented wartime dispatches report a U S push on Russia and warnings to Korea amid Allied diplomacy. An American court case is noted with references to postwar trials and war crimes and the broader conflict framing.

Expert to Supervise Peanut Drying Tests Engaged by GFA

A local report notes an expert has been hired by the GFA to supervise peanut drying tests. Details mention ongoing assessments at a facility with multiple involved partners and scheduled oversight through the coming period. The article references related parties including the Wood Cee of Late and others in the sector.

GFA

Gromyko Indicts Today Is Second U S Greek Stand V J Anniversary

A fragmented report notes tensions between the United States and Greece amid continuing Cold War pressures. It references Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko and mentions anniversaries and potential military or diplomatic actions.

Gromyko U.S

Arabs and Jews clash in heavy fighting across fronts

Reports detail intense combat between Arab and Jewish forces in a disputed area. The fighting rages with casualties and shifting control as both sides edge toward a chaotic stalemate.

Rabid Skunk Bites Baby Boy At Play

A baby boy was bitten by a rabid skunk while playing outdoors. Medical officials confirmed the animal tested positive for rabies and the child received immediate treatment as a precaution. Local health authorities urged residents to avoid contact with wildlife and report any aggressive animals.

Rabid Skunk Baby Boy

Queen of Buchenwald Gets Permanent Address

Hal Boyles column probes a wartime figure once called the Queen of Buchenwald. He recalls the camp where prisoners were executed, the propaganda aura, and the shifting memory of the survivor now reappearing in a new portrayal.

Buchenwald

Culver Ussery Wells Picked As Administrators

The Citizens Advisory Committee selected three administrators for the city of Dothan Civil Service system. JP Carver Fab Wells Sr and A Ussery were named to the Personnel Board with terms of varying lengths. Carver will chair the board as the new system starts, with meetings set at City Hall and further actions pending after next week’s session.

City of Dothan dJtersonnel JP Carver Fab Wells, Sr Ussery Carver Comat Dten Adsi Dy Conanittes Wheoeb Pie Mathai Aften Proup Hoa Ona

Rioting Marks Eve Of India's Freedom From British Rule

Early reports describe violent unrest as India edges toward independence. A crowd disrupted streets in Karachi and Lahore, with fires and clashes near the port and central areas as British authority faced mounting pressure and calls for surrender of imperial forces.

India

90 Mile Winds Whip Gulf Hurricane Near Tampa Bay

AP reports a hurricane center moved toward the Gulf coast north of Tampa as winds reach 90 miles an hour. The Weather Bureau notes movement westward at 15 miles per hour with outer bands extending east and north. Small craft along the Texas coast from Corpus Christie to Brooks are warned to stay in port.

Gulf Mery Orleans Stexeg Tampico Weather Bureau Texas Carpue Christie Brooks

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