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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
1
Scout Executive J W Cooke announces M Day in January to test the Be Prepared motto. Scouts must be ready for emergency mobilization with minimal notice, bringing essential gear and transporting to the mobilization point, likely 30 miles away, for rapid response.
Atlanta officials say a grand jury will hear charges that Columbians Inc sought to seize power and drive out the Negro population. State authorities forwarded a lengthy record, including testimony from two former members, to Gov. Arnall.
Former Price Administrator Paul A Porter is named to head an American mission advising the Greek government on economic reforms. The six or seven member team, with Porter as chairman, will report to the U.S. government to guide future economic aid to Greece. Announcement expected from the State Department.
Judge J. Norton Mullins Jr presides as the Common Pleas Court begins a remuar session. About 20 cases listed on the docket involve drunkenness and vagrancy.
Incomplete text states no Scnutes will be allowed to participate on the network without parental consent. Mentions a practice and possibly a team, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
The Wiregrass post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a drive to collect food clothing and toys for Houston County families in need. Contributions can be brought to the VFW and Ladies Auxiliary meeting tonight at 8 at the Dothan Recreation Center with collections announced by Nick Saad. Clyde H. Moccll sponsor and National Life Insurance talk slated for December 17 to be discussed at the VEW meeting.
In a wartime discussion Bourbey asserts swift, damaging retaliation and atom bombing to isolate Soviet armies in Western Europe. Blackey argues large land armies would still be needed, while Barbey cautions against relying on Western Europe turning communist. The debate touches on mass destruction, occupation, and counter measures.
A chaotic debate unfolds over government handling of locomotives and funds. Lawmakers clash on central government control, allocation, and deployment while railroad officials seek clarity amid tangled testimony and uncertain sales.
The text notes an officer named GE Latins for appointment to command Company B. He enlisted in 1942, completed basic training and earned a commission that year. He served overseas, led a company for 23 months, and held battalion staff roles for three months. He left active duty in December 194% and joined the Officers Reserve Corps.
Last night in Wiregrass League junior and senior divisions Headland beat Vicksburg 13 to 12, Cottonwood defeated Rehobeth 16 to 2, Rehobeth topped Cottonwood 20 to 22, Hartford juniors 12 led Columbia juniors 22 to 22 while Columbia seniors 22 tied Hartford seniors 20, Slocomb juniors 9 lost to Ashford juniors 0, Ashford seniors 25 beat Slocomb seniors 11, Wicksburg seniors 36 defeated Headland seniors 6.
An Army spokesman said the ban on marriages between U S soldiers and German women would be nullified as soon as the regulations are published. The non fraternization ban in effect since Allied occupation would be waived on Washington instructions. Details were not yet available but clarification was expected soon.
The American Legion post of Dothan will hold its first meeting in four weeks tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Recreation Center. Pete Childs, the post commander, said business has piled up due to Thanksgiving cancellation and urged all members to attend. The usual attendance prize will be given.
Reports say small units detach and head to localities to disarm civilians as prelude to elections. Advances into Azerbaijan push 25 miles daily, with Atesh noting Russian protest to Ghavami's government for breaking promises and threatening the Soviet frontier. Azerbaijan province lies at Iran's northern tip and borders the Azerbaijan SSR. Soviet Ambassador Ivansadchikov lodged a strong protest alleging Ghavami's troops breached an agreed restraint.
Number 18 P Russell of the State Corrections and Institutions Department praises Gov Chauncey Sparks at the Southern Governors Conference. He notes Sparks gave the best impression and his freight rate speech was highly praised. Russell will be in the Capital third floor office this afternoon tomorrow and Friday and most of the time until the inauguration.
Estimated 1946 corporate profits before taxes reach 25,000,000,000 with after tax profits near 15,600,000,000. Discussion notes wage potential from accepting 1936-39 return on sales, suggesting annual wage increases of 11,250,000,000 or 17,000,000,000 in net worth scenarios.
Fragmentary text discusses one story buildings for poultry housing with storage space and 500 square feet of signal area. Mentions markets board negotiating with contractors for construction at about $15, unclear names or dates.
The New Orleans cotton figures show March at 3130 to 3180 with 2147 close Dee. May 3077 to 2941, July 2941 to 301, October 2646 to 2725. Market ranges indicate varied activity across contracts.
A car driven by BR Morris and a truck driven by C N Martin collided at the S Oates and Lafayette street intersection. Morris stopped at a red light and was rear ended by the truck. No injuries or charges were reported by police.
An 18 nation subcommittee debates a plan to require all 54 United Nations members to report armed forces and armaments by January 1, with immediate verification by an international agency. The proposal would force the U S to disclose its atomic bomb stockpile and open its storehouse for inspection.
Fragmentary lines describe clouds and heights. details unclear. The text mentions clouds at high altitudes and possible figures around 25 000 feet, with garbled names and phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to establish a complete news item.
The Alabama Court of Appeals affirmed the Circuit Court decision granting J. E. Terry $500 in a damage suit against Mrs. Theo Ray. The case, tried here Nov 13, 1945, concerned damage to a car in an accident and the defendant appealed after the plaintiff’s win.
Three building permits totaling 17000 were issued at the fire department today. Jim Bottoms receives a 10000 permit to build a residence in the 300 block of North Park Ave. Cc. R. Lewis gets a 6000 permit for an addition at 1604 West Newton. C. L. Howell is issued a 1000 permit to build a residence at 400 Fourth Ave.
Alfred Damon Runyon, born October 4, 1884 in Manhattan Kansas, built a notable journalism career across multiple papers including the Denver Post and New York American. He died with his son Damon Jr and others at his bedside. he left a daughter Mary. His marriages included Ellie Regan, who died in 1931, and Patrick DelGridier, divorced in 1933.
The report describes efforts to end shutdown pressures as labor and management discuss proposed changes to the Wagner Act. It notes AFL CIO tensions, a forthcoming study by Robert Ro Nathan to back wage boosts, and a Supreme Court dispute over contempt fines tied to a strike. Attorneys discuss a potential contract reopening and a stay on contempt threats.
A civil jury in the circuit court yesterday granted Julius Buchman a total of $1,257.50 in damages against Charlie DeVane and Early Eddins. Buchman received $507.50 on one count and $750 on another. A separate damage suit, E B Johnson versus Carl Davis, was still in progress this morning.
A Buffalo druggist developed an ointment four years ago that quickly eases itching and smarting from piles. It gained fame nationwide and became a household favorite selling 350 boxes and Go tubes with applicator. Money back if relief not achieved.
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