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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1946
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment hints at administrative actions at the Capitol and mentions Hanks and a Fulton in connection with approvals. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or outcomes, suggesting an unsigned interim record or garbled transcription of a government action.
A war era industrial worker Higgins allegedly relayed a message from Argentine President Peron to five U.S. Congress members urging the removal of Assistant Secretary of State Braden. The Logan Act prohibits such foreign communications by U S citizens, and the incident raises questions about State Department policy. The episode could intensify tensions between Washington and Buenos Aires, depending on Higgins actions and motives.
A front page Boston Globe style editorial by John Temple Graves argues New England resents federal favoritism toward the South. It cites Amoskeag bankruptcy in Manchester, RN payroll growth, and regional diversification as proof of resilient manufacturing. The piece urges balanced national growth without penalizing New England or boosting the South at its expense.
M. Jones of Dothan completed a two year term as Grand Master of Alabama Masons and now sees the election of new officers in Montgomery. Jones visited a majority of the state lodges, spoke at regional meetings, and will continue to lead Alabama Freemasonry from his grocery business home base at 211 Morgan Street.
A three year old horse named Red Box, who ran as nine on Canadian circuits, died in December at the northern edge of Minnesota near Council Bluffs, Iowa, in an unusual cross-border context reflecting the era's racing routes.
The piece notes that most Russian papers are four pages with few ads while major dailies carry theater and film schedules. It lists organs such as Pravda and Tavestia and mentions Red Star and Red Fleet papers. It mentions two delivery methods: subscriptions or buying at kiosks.
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