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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1946

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White Russian leader Semenov recounts Siberia plans and exile

Semenov testifies he commanded 50,000 troops against the Bolsheviks in Siberia. After their victory he fled to Manchuria where in the 1920s and beyond he and other White Russians worked with the Japanese on plans to seize Siberia and use it to crush the Soviet Union in Europe. He says he had backing from Generals Araki Terauchi Tanaka and others through 1945.

Siberia Semonov Manchuria Soviet Union Europe Japan Semenov Araki Terauchi Tanaka

Moscow court hears White Bandit of Siberia testify in anti Soviet plot

Gen Gregorie Semenov testifies at Moscow trial detailing a 92 year anti Soviet plot backed by Japanese aid to seize power in Siberia. He describes mass killings and espionage plans as seven co defendants plead guilty to armed struggle, espionage and terrorism against the Soviet Union.

WY Beet James Moscow U.S Soviet Union Siberia Lenin Soviet Supreme Court Vasili V. Ulrich Japan Far East Semenov Manchuria Red Army Prince Ukhtonsky Siberis

Funeral Rites Held For Sim D. Dye 86

Funeral services for Sim D. Dye eighty six of near Chancellor were conducted at Damascus Church with Rev A W Barker and Rev Jim Morrow officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Dye had lived in Coffee County 35 years and was a prominent farmer. He was a Primitive Baptist Church member. Surviving are wife Hattie Harrison Dye a daughter Mandy Griffin Hartford and three sons Dan Dye Elba A C Dye Chancellor and W T Dye Enterprise.

Enterprise Sim D. Dye Cleveland Dye Damascus Church A. W. Barker Jim Morrow Searcy Funeral Home Dye Coffee County The Primitive Baptist Church Hattie Harrison Mandy Griffin Hartford Dan Dye Elba A. C. Dye Chancellor W. T. Dye

Display of wartime communications gear tours Dothan exhibit

The 20 caravan presents full communications equipment with M-Sgt Meyers explaining its use. Side displays show American troop movements in the Rhur campaign. Outdoor items include tank retriever, light tanks, large searchlight, anti aircraft weapons, radar unit, scout cars, amphibious jeeps, half tracks, buzz bombs, and more. The exhibit runs August 31 to September 2 at the National Guard Armory in Dothan, 5 to 10 p.m. nightly, previously listed as 6 to 11 p.m.

Meyers Rhur Germany Dothan National Guard

Mystery Jewel Theft Case Involves Military Officers

Number 11 was questioned without sleep by Col. Natah Pierce and Chicago criminologist Leonard E. Keeler. They claimed Patterson and Eisenhower supported quiet recovery in Washington. The defendant, once a country club manager in Phoenix, Arizona, said the Army wanted no publicity and aimed to recover the jewels, not prosecute anyone.

Col Natah Pierce Chicago Leonard E. Keeler Patterson Eisenhower Washington Contry Club Eat Phoenix Ariz

Delegations clash over frontier changes and delay at conference

Beasley urged decisive action as Europe remains bleak after war and Big Four decisions on frontiers face scrutiny. Hodgson proposed a seven member subcommittee to study frontier-related documents and the facts behind territorial choices, while Vishinsky mocked the plan as delaying tactics and urged concrete progress before the peace conference.

Beasley Europe Hodgson France Italy Council of Foreign Ministers Yreninsky Visninsky Paris Vishinsky Karl Marx Marx

Mrs Docie Andrews Dies At Ariton Home

Mrs Docie Andrews age seventy died at her Ariton home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at Center Ridge Church with burial in the church cemetery. Holman Funeral Home of Ozark directs. Surviving are six daughters two sons three sisters three brothers thirty one grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Ozark Docie Andrews Ariton Center Ridge Church Holman Funeral Home Allie Helms Avon Park Fla Nora Edwards Harrison Carr Albert Powell Tennille Ala Albert Stanton Elba Tellis Ketchum Elamville Comer Barfield Ray J. ‘Barfield U. S. Army Fort Benning Dana Godwin Paul Dickert Annie Mec- Mechen McMechen W. Va Frank Pippin Wabasso, Fla Jim Tom Pippin Nace Pippin Whigham, Ga

Dothan Aero Club Guests At Marianna

The Dothan Aero Club with pilots from six states visited Marianna Area Club for breakfast at the Chipola Hotel. Newsreel cameras recorded the caverns tour at State Park. At the club meeting plans for Aviation Day at the Houston County Fair on November 1 were made. B. H. Easyman attended. Next meeting set for September 9.

Dothan Aero Club Marianna Area Chipola State Park Houston County Fair B. H. Easyman

North Carolina Bids For UN Headquarters

Gov. R Gregg Cherry pledged full cooperation to Moore County in efforts to secure the United Nations Headquarters location in the Moore County sandhills. The county delegation led by C G Spencer discussed potential issues with UN housing delegate A J Haynes who requested a brief on the Moore County site. Pinehurst and Southern Pines, renowned winter resort towns, lie within Moore County.

Raleigh N.C R. Gregg Cherry Moore County United Nations Sandhills Cherry C. G. Spencer Carthage North Carolina Spencer A. J. Haynes New York Haynes Pinehurst Southern Pines

Washington Emerges as Science Capital of the Nation

More than 5000 scientists and numerous institutions in Washington D C are described as making the city a center of science for the nation and possibly the world, reflecting its growing prominence beyond traditional capitals.

Washington, D. C

Regional Executive Visits Scouts Here

Charlie Akins assistant regional executive of Scout Region Five based in Memphis Tennessee spends ten days in Southeast Alabama Scout Council. He will work with troops and the Scout Executive to plan the coming year.

Charlie Akins Scout Region Five Memphis Tenn Alabama Scout Council J. W. Cooke Akins

John P Carter 62 Dies At Home In Webb

John P Carter a lifelong Houston County resident dies at his Webb home after illness. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Wilkerson will be announced as relatives arrive. Survived by brothers Green Carter Webb and O G Carter Long Beach Calif and several nieces and nephews.

John P. Carter Houston County Webb Johnson-Wilkerson Green Carter O. G. Carter Long Beach Calif

Government cuts target non housing build rate

Number 6 dissented on further non housing building cuts. An order will divert scarce materials to GI housing and limit maintenance use this week. Current authorization runs at about 45.6 million weekly. goal lowered to 35 million as priority shifts to new home construction.

Small

Bids Filed in Montgomery and Birmingham on Livestock Snowplace

Number 13 Montgomery and Birmingham entered bids for the big livestock snowplace at recent hearings in the two cities. Garrett said he was uncertain whether the board would announce any decision reached on the location prior to the next meeting of the building commission. The commission must ratify the board's recommendations. Board members besides Chairman Garrett are Ervin Jackson Birmingham Maynad Layman Decatur Thomas McCord Montgomery and State Agriculture Commissioner Joe Poole.

Montgomery Birmingham Garrett Building Commission Ervin Jackson Maynad Layman Decatur Thomas McCord Joe Poole

Funeral services set for Mrs Edna Hatcher

Funeral services for Mrs Edna Hatcher twenty seven who died at home on Ashford route two early yesterday morning are scheduled for 3 30 p m today at Webb Baptist Church with Rev Mr Draughup officiating. Burial will follow in Webb cemetery Ward Wilton directing. Surviving husband a son a daughter her parents two brothers and several aunts and uncles.

Edna Hatcher Ashford Webb Baptist Gaard Draugh- Up Webb Ward-Wilton

Theodore Jackson Heads USO Drive in District 3

Theodore Jackson of Dothan has been named district chairman for District 3 to lead the USO campaign in Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry and Houston counties. The drive seeks Alabama's quota of 188000 dollars for USO services to servicemen in 1947, with Judge Robert T. Simpson of Montgomery as state chairman.

Theodore Jackson Dothan Coffee, Dale Geneva Henery Houston United Service Organizations Alabama Robert T. Simpson Montgomery

Baldwin County Votes On Stock Law Today

Baldwin County voters head to the polls in BAY MINETTE to decide a proposed county wide stock law. Supporters say fences will reduce highway accidents while opponents cite wire shortages for fence building and campaign against the measure. The last vote tally favored open range 1856 to 1287.

Bay Minette Ala Baldwin County

Meat price ceilings loom after stock runs spike

An YT spokesman warned that heavy meat runs signal producers may not expect ceilings to hold. He noted the Emergency Price Control act requires the Secretary of Agriculture to certify shortages by the first of each month, or ceilings lifting. Sept 1, 5, and 9 set price controls for processed meat, wholesalers, and retailers respectively.

Secretary of Agriculture OPA

Jefferson’s draft Charged King George With Slavery Trade

In the original draft of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson accused King George II of fomenting the slave trade. The section was dropped during revision.

Thomas Jefferson George II

Even Scooter Driver Must Have License

The Alabama Highway Patrol announced a statewide campaign against under age drivers of motor scooters and small motor propelled vehicles. Chief Clyde C. Sellers said youths are a growing traffic hazard and must obtain licenses and license plates. Patrolmen will cooperate with local authorities in stricter supervision. violators face fines and Juvenile Court actions.

Montgomery Als Alabama Highway Patrol Clyde C. Sellers Sellers Alabama

Auto sales ring led by Leesville dealers uncovered

Batesburg and Walter Edgar Davis 26 of Landrum face federal charges with up to 5000 fine and one year in prison. OPA special agent Moseley described a nationwide network moving about 300 cars weekly through Leesville with 75 million dollars in suspected sales over nine months. The operation drew dealers from 14 states and used marked up prices to resell in home markets as agents planned further arrests and trace work.

Batesburg S. C Walter Edgar Davis Landrum North South Carolina Virginia District of Columbia New York New Jersey Ohio Tennessee Georgia Alabama Michigan Kentucky Louisiana Florida Pennsylvania Moseley Leesville OPA

City Bonds 1925 Sinking Fund Lacked At Issuance

City Clerk J L Vaughn said the 125000-dollar school bonds issued in 1925 had no sinking fund set up. The bonds mature in 1955, he added.

J .L. Vaughn

Panama City Plans Labor Day Carnival and V J Celebration

The Lions Club of Panama City sponsors a Labor Day carnival with an air show parade and boatman’s parade. Lipton Regatta draws Gulf Coast yachts. events include gopher races aqua plane exhibitions boat races boxing and street dancing led by Tyndall Field bands and a Panama City Aero club air show under Senator Carl Gray.

The Lions Club of Panama City Lipton Gulf Coast Bay City Tyndall Field Harrison Avenue Panama City Aero Club Carl Gray Army Navy Civic Center Fred Caswell

State Tire Contract Awarded To Goodyear

MONTGOMERY AP Howard Williams announced a contract award to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co for tires and tubes for the 1946 47 fiscal year. Estimated state spend between $200 000 and $250 000. Williams also announced an electric light globes contract to Allen Jemison Co Tuscaloosa for the next year.

Guardianship partial settlement in Houston County court

Lucile Dawsey, guardian of Rosemary and Patricia Dawsey, filed accounts and vouchers for a partial guardianship settlement. The court set September 4, 1946, for the settlement hearing. Witness dated August 10, 1946, with Judge P. Poyner presiding.

State OF Alabama Houston County Frodate Court Lucile Dawsey Rosemary Dawaseye Patricia Dawsey Ss. P. Poyner

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