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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1946

Page

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End of the Soft Coal Strike by John L Lewis

In Washington AP lead, John L Lewis yielded to the government ending the 17 day soft coal strike and ordering 400000 miners back to work. He cited public necessity and potential Supreme Court considerations as factors guiding the action while negotiations with private mine owners loom. The move prompted the lifting of various wartime controls and a rush to resume normal coal distribution and commerce.

Washington John L. Lewis Truman Lewis Fagy Supreme Court Christman 1 Mines Administration

Truman Talk Cancelled As Strike Ends

President Truman cancelled his planned radio address after John L. Lewis called off the soft coal strike. White House secretary Charles G. Ross announced there would be no speech and no comment, though the president had prepared a tough, pleading address for miners.

Washington Truman Dathan Charles G. Ross White Bouse John L. Lewis

Snell Re-Elected Chairman of County Marketing Group

David F. Snell was reelected chairman of the Houston County Production and Marketing Association at the county convention. H Morison Knowles was re elected vice chairman and Otho K. Olt was elected regular member replacing John R. Harrison. Clarence E. Culbreth and Randolph W. Owens were chosen first and second alternate committeemen. Delegates from 14 county seats joined Jesse Culbreth to name officers to coordinate countywide work. Beat Fourteen officers not yet announced include Walter L. Pynes Wayne E. Riley and O. K. Ollift.

David F. Snell Houston County Production and Marketing Association H. Morison Knowles Otho K. Olt John R. Harrison Clarence E. Culbreth Randolph W. Owens P and Jesse Culbreth Walter L. Pynes Wayne E. Riley O. K. Ollift

Abbeville Man Held For Hammer Slaying Of Wife

Abbeville sheriff detains Joe Hartley about 40 on murder and arson charges after the body of his wife Lillian Hartley 42 was found charred in a fire-damaged fake dwelling the couple operated on the Abbeville Fort Gaines highway nearby. Witnesses describe a brutal, deliberate act with witnesses noting the husband’s silence and lack of cooperation as detectives confiscate evidence amid a tense investigation.

Wat. Faulk Abbeville Joe Harty Henry County Lillian Hartley Abberiile- Fort - Gaines George Gimble Harley Gamble Mandy Flowers Maine Chrel Ae Shertt Gamble Hatley Fred Coxwell Gamble Wan

Dothan Relieved As Strike Ends

Dothan hailed relief as a coal strike ended, with city gauges showing near empty stockpiles and dealers reporting little coal in yards. State officials authorized immediate action to conserve energy, closing amusements and nonessential buildings as deliveries resume and inventories rebuild.

Dothan AL. Vaughn Absd Deal Era

Two Men Sentenced To Two-Year Terms In Theft Of Auto

Bon by Leon Gray and Thamas Albert Kryczek arrested December 1 at Abbeville by Highway Patrolman Earl Henley and Henry County Deputy Sheriff Lewis Corbett for automobile theft. They pleaded guilty before Judge C. B. Kennarer and were each sentenced to two years in prison. Hughie Pope of Henry County also pleaded guilty and received a two year term.

Bon Leon Gray Thamas Albert Kryczek Abbeville Earl Henley Henry County Lewis Corbett C. B. Kennarer Montgomery Hughie Pope Kennameer

Freewill Baptists Condemn Folsom Beer Juke Policies

Freewill Baptists denounce Governor elect Folson's beer and juke box policies in a formal resolution. They urge the Legislature to defeat the program and send copies to Folsom's officials, arguing such measures harm church and state welfare and endanger children.

Freewill Baptists Folsom Pireydurk Bie Will Raphel Chase 6 Dothan Willian A. Brown Sone Ual Supers Phe Brown

Town of Napier Alabama to Become New Wiregrass City

Napier Field near Dothan shows rapid growth as homes factories and utilities expand. City commissioners and Houston County officials report decades of progress with land and building sales totaling about 1470000 dollars including 65000 worth of future property. plans aim to incorporate Napier Ala and acquire adjacent airport area from War Assets Administration.

Napier Ala Wiregrass Reuben Herring Alabama Long Watch Napier Field Bate Dothan Houston County Fernment Houston County Board of Revenue Dolan J. H. Brennan Gefield

Identified dead listed in Winecutt Hotel fire disaster

An Associated Press list identifies numerous victims from the Winecutt Hotel fire in Atlanta and also mentions related deaths. Names span across multiple towns including Atlanta Jonesboro Arlington Oak Ridge and Asheville. The compiled roster covers adults and children and notes hotels and residences linked to the tragedy.

Honest Man Returns Purse With $94 Found

A man found a purse containing $94 and valuable papers on Foster Street and turned it over to police. Mrs. Melvin Wadford of Webb text her pogiceshook on Foster Street Friday afternoon. Rev Ralph Wighiney of Moultrie Georgia turned the purse book over to police Friday night with the money and papers, but left before a reward could be given.

Melvin M. Wadford Webb Foster St Ralph Wighiney Moultrie

Deadly Atlanta hotel fire claims 127. chaos on Peachtree Street

A massive blaze ripped through the Wingcoff Hotel in downtown Atlanta killing 127 and injuring at least 100 as men women and children leaped from windows and others perished in flames. Eyewitnesses described panic on upper floors and victims scattered across Peachtree Street and Carnegie Way while rescue efforts and investigations began.

Associated Press Atlanta Wingcoff Peachtree Street Carnegie Way

Tragedy at Hotel Fire Leaves City in Shock

Survivors recount a deadly hotel blaze with scenes of panic and smoke. Firefighters battled flames as halls filled with ash and debris, while authorities investigated the cause and victims were identified.

Fire at Dothan hotel prompts evacuation and investigation

Report describes a hotel fire in Dothan that forced guests to evacuate. Authorities and witnesses, including local officials and workers, noted the fire caused panic while some escape routes were blocked or incomplete. No injuries are confirmed in the fragment.

Delegates At Burned Georgia Youth Assembly Hotel

ATLANTA AP The Georgia Youth Assembly adjourned after a prayer and accord. Of 2164 delegates quartered in the fire swept Wing of Motel 51 were dead 21 missing six hospitalized 13 safe. Hugh E Robinson called the roll in the Senate chamber at the State Capitol. Two delegates from No 3 on page.

Georgia Youth Assembly Atlanta Peachtree Street Mamber Hugh E. Robinson The Assembly Senate State Capitol Winecouft Donald Davis Frank Benson Quitman

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