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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

4

Maurice Chevalier in Paris Underground Story

The piece recounts underground views on Maurice Chevalier’s wartime activities, praising his support for French prisoners and resistance figures while noting trips into Germany were for entertainment. It blends mob talk from Parisian insiders with a travelogue of scenes around Montmartre and the Boulevards, portraying Chevalier as a controversial yet influential figure.

Bagana Ernést Lubitech Tae Jolson Mouse Iman Remors Adolf Maurice Germany Lily Pons France Chevalier Wagin Champs Elysee Lily Paris Maxine de Biex Variety Maxine Underground Chevalier Resistance Sandrini Hitlerland P. W The ABC Montmarte

Hostess With Million Miles Seeks Auckland Run

Louise Weedie Taylor a 23 year old Pan American Clipper hostess with San Francisco base has flown over a million miles. She seeks to command the new 8000 mile San Francisco to Auckland run but requests assignment only if female crew can serve at island bases. She plans marriage and wants six children, volunteers as a nurse aid between flights.

San Francisco Louise Weedie)Taylor Pan- American World Airways Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Miss Taylor Pan-American Auckland New Zealand Weedie Tren Airways Lancaster, Pa Pennsylvania Central Army Harold George Hhis Air Corps Weddie Airlines Weedle

Exonerated Roses Blamed For Hay Fever Outbreak

In a surprising turn, roses are exonerated as the cause of hay fever after initial accusations against Goldenred bloom were criticized. The season’s heightened pollen confusion prompted earlier blame on the wrong flowering plant.

Goldenred

Solar Incubator Nests of Sunlit Turkey Describe Giant Sand Dome

The Australian brush turkey builds a colossal nest of sand and leaf mold weighing several tons and about 23 feet in diameter. The sun heats the structure to incubate the eggs, creating a natural solar oven.

Alcock and Brown First Nonstop Atlantic Flight

John Alcock and A W Brown completed the first nonstop transatlantic flight in 1919, landing in Clifton Ireland after taking off from Newfoundland. The historic achievement marked a major milestone in aviation history and showcased early long distance air travel.

John Alcock A. W. Brown Atlantic Clifton Ireland Newfoundland

Farm stunt carves bond message in wheat field

Raymond Morris of Garden City Kansas, a farmer, carved a one quarter mile long buy bonds message by plowing through black letters in a field of wheat stubble. A science note states an object weighing 190 pounds at the equator would weigh 191 pounds at either pole.

Raymond Morris Garden City Kans Equator Pola

Heavy Consumer A Battleship Displays Cable Use

A battleship uses vast quantities of cable and steel to protect and power its operations. Reports indicate about 1,2000 feet of electrical cable and up to 400,000,000 feet of fine woven galvanized steel with protective features used to shield these cables.

Anj

Liked Owls and Early Balloon Flight Noted

In England farmers once built barn windows to favor the barn owl for its rodent control. Separately, 1783 marked the first manned balloon flight by Pilatre de Rozier and Marquis d Arlandes, ascending over Paris on a free balloon fueled by burning straw.

England France Pilatre de Rozier Marquis D’arlandes Pari

Arctic tern makes long voyage then returns to breeding grounds

A line of notes mentions the Arctic tern flying about 11,000 miles to spend 14 weeks at its northern breeding grounds in the Arctic before embarking on a return flight of equal length to the Antarctic. The piece also highlights Charleston, South Carolina, boasting a bridge nearly three miles long across the Cooper River.

Arctic Antarctic Charleston S. C Cooper River

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