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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1944

Page

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16 Year Old Stages Robbery At Tacoma

A 16 year old youth held up a Tacoma area bank using a note and a child as a hostage. The man escaped with about $1,050. later reports claim $5,000 of loot recovered. Witnesses including Gerald Wayne Mame described the scene near the bank as officers investigated the attempted robbery and child safety concerns.

Tacoma Wash API Pee Nee Tom Koré Uvanne Ishirid Ross Gerald Wayne Mame Parente Moss and Poker Cort Alster Farrarid Sunay Cape Shinnon Mirenui

A. A. Kingry Dies At Dothan Hospital

A Kingry of Cottonwood aged 73 died in a Dothan hospital after a weeks long illness. He operated a Cottonwood store for 30 years before retiring. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Cottonwood Baptist Church with Rev. John Eden officiating. Surviving: five sons A C Kingry Cottonwood E F Kingry Dothan A L Kingry J K Kingry Marianna G K Kingery Stewart Fla. two daughters Mrs Arnold Day Ashford and Mrs Blois Bell Malone. 20 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Burial in Cottonwood Cemetery with Werd Wilson in charge. Active pallbearers: his five sons and two sons-in-law. Honorary pallbearers listed.

AA. Kingery Cottonwood Dothan Alickery Grove Cottonwood Baptist Church John Eden A. C. Kingry E. F. Kingroy Dot Fred Snell Will Kelly Bill Cain Henry Brown John W. White J. W. Calhoune W. ¥. Lewis Jim Thageard Henry Joe Beall Curtis West Jim Adams J. E. Adams Liogyd Green O. W. Rudd Dr. D. Mijeks J. L. McNeal

Air LEAF CLUSTER Awarded to Sergeant Adams

Air Force release says Technical Sergeant Doyle Adams 23 son of Mr and Mrs D Adams Midland City route one received the leaf cluster to the Air Medal for courage and coolness during bombing attacks over Germany. Adams is a radio operator gunner in a 3 1 Flying Fortress Bomb Group under Colonel Frank F Bostrom. He entered the Army Air Forces in August 1942.

Air Leaf Cluster Doyle Adams D. Adams Midland City Germany Eighth Air Force England Frank FF. Bostrom Hangor Maine Army Air Forces

Prisoner of Nazis Robert L Ferrell Missing in October War

Robert L Ferrell, a lieutenant and bomber navigator, is reported missing in action in October while overseas for three years. A graduate of Detn High School and former student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, he was sending from Schuyler by the War Department.

Robert i Schuyler J . Wrews Wie Lieut Ferrell Navigalor

Americans push toward the Rhine in widened Siegfried push

Allied forces rapid advance across the Roer line reach toward Duren and Saarlautern as Seventh Army nears the French border town of Wissem bourg. Third Army breaches Fraulautern and Habkirchen while sweeping toward Karlsruhe and the Rhine front now within sight as German defenses yield in pockets.

U.S. Seventh Army Karlsruhe Sienfried Line Ulery Range Searland U. S. Third Army Fraulautern Saarlautern Dillingen Third Army Brieg Habkirchen Sarreguemines Roer Duren Massaweiler Germany Colone Mariaweiler Alexander M. Patch Balatinate Bavaria Rhine Seventh Army Wissermbourg Parth Westnd

Coosa Basin Prospects Highlighted By Army Engineers

The article notes Rich In Mineralo Development of the Alabanza Coosa valley as a great industrial area supported by water transport and power. Testimony cites bauxite chalk coal iron arsenic ores fluxing materials asbestos lead granite marble slate and other resources. Allatoona dam was authorized in 1941 with dredging planned for a 600 mile nine foot channel from Tome to Mobile. Tennessee Tombigbee project rejected by Senate and House.

Coosa Alabanza- Coosa Allatoona, J

Clemency on tax exemption for veterans discussed

A proper method of certifying the exemption is determined. Closing poll tax books on Feb 1 will not affect servicemen voting eligibility since their eligibility can be established at any time. Exemption records for veterans can be added by presenting discharge papers at the probate office for proper rotation.

Houston Sets New Ceiling Prices for Fresh Produce

The Office of Price Administration Montgomery district announced new maximum ceiling prices for Houston County including Dothan. Effective today, Stayman and Winesap apples and Bartlett pears are 3 pounds for 24 cents and 17 cents per pound respectively. Florida oranges prices vary by count from 30 to 75 cents, onions US No. 1 dry yellow under 3 inches 3 pounds for 13 cents, and Cobblers Irish potatoes US No. 1 at 5 pounds for 27 cents.

Houston County City of Dothan Office of Price Administration Montgomery Bartlett Florida

Burglars Active In Dothan Strike Twice

Police report burglars hit two Dothan buildings within weeks, stealing cash, meat and a juke organ from Cherry's Market and the Levite Cafe on Main and West North streets. Officers found iron bars and ice picks. the thieves escaped with about 50 pounds of meat and $25. The case is under investigation by Sergeant Eddie Chabot and officers Odell Bobbs and Barney Patte.

Dathen Jas J. E. Draaghua Rece Cherry Levite Cafe West North Street Eddie Chabot Ducglary S.A. Crertz Orizes Vic Cnfe

Fragmented wartime text on Polish French ties and underground councils

Fragmentary notes describe attempts at recognizing Poland by France and a wartime council in occupied zones. The Bert council is cited as a wartime parliament analogue, organized clandestinely by underground groups, with context on London group relations and failed union efforts.

London France Poland Berut Bert Council

Youth Vision Blues and Aging Eyes

The text discusses how aging changes eye color perception and light filtering. It notes a yellow tint from aging lenses reduces blue light and may alter how surrounding objects appear, with references to vision science and older individuals. The passage mentions the Mellowinipg yeas and Better Vision Institute in speculative terms.

Enumerators Sought for Seventh District Farm Census

The Bureau of the Census seeks applicants to work as enumerators in the Seventh District. Training lasts three days, with openings remaining in DaleHenry and Coffee Counties. Actuary work begins January 8, 1945, collecting farm acreages livestock and labor data with strict confidentiality.

Bureau of the Census L. Smith Deal Dale Henry Coffee Geneva Houston Barber Bullock Macon Russell Lee

Negro Burned In Truck Collision Near Dothan

A collision on the Montgomery Highway about six miles north of Dothan left one man burned and three others uninjured. Ear Price, a Negro of Dothan, driver of a gas company truck, was burned on arms and neck when the fuel tank caught fire. John William Turner of Dothan, driver of a burning company truck, and his helper Arthur Enfinger escaped injury. Traffic was blocked for about 20 minutes.

Dothan Montsomery Highway State Ear Smith Early Price Negro Price John William Turner Buruing Company Arthur Enfinger Nepra Marvis Ardis Negru Ing Balvalinan D ‘Volun Henley Smuth

Ernest A Childs Addresses Kiwanis Luncheon

Pastor Ernest A. Childs of Foster Street Methodist Church spoke to Dothan Kiwanis about Lost Horizons at their Tuesday luncheon. L. J. Thomas Jr. was elected secretary to succeed John Hubbard. Officers and board members will attend the December 16 conclave in Troy. The Dental Clinic reports 40 underprivileged children aided to date. Guests included Alvin Jablon of the USO Club and William T. Shelby of Florence.

Ernest A. Childs Foster Street Methodist Church Dothan Alvin Jablon USO Club Wiliam T. Shelby Forence

Kansas University Co-Eds Get Tobacco

Lawrence Kansas AP reports Kansas University co-eds received a letter signed by five G Is France stating it is all right to smoke cap pipes. The letter parodies a Stars and Stripes article about KL girls lacking cigarettes and turning to pipes. It guiles sleep deprivation over cigarets and 4-Fs.

Lawrence Kas.ap

Propaganda broadcasts fan Japanese resolve in war update

The report claims Tokyo radio pressed home a war spirit appeal without Allied confirmation. It cites bombed imperial grounds and a shrine to pray for victory, noting broadcasts urged Japanese citizens to support the war effort and questioned Allied controls of key areas.

Tokyo Graunds West Lowe Hirahie Belo Pilus Meluoane Mondo Manny Viyamada America

Mullins Hears Pleas Of Ten Defendants In Court

Judge J Norton Mullins Jr presided in the Court of Common Pleas as ten defendants entered guilty pleas and 17 cases were continued. Three defendants pleaded guilty to public drunkenness and were fined five dollars plus costs. Six defendants admitted vagrancy and each paid one dollar plus costs. One defendant pleaded guilty to driving on the left side of the highway.

Court of Common_Pleas J. Norton Mullins, Jr

Low Priced Shoes To Remain Rationed

Low priced shoes will continue to be rationed, officials stated amid rumors of a shift. OPA district spokesmen and agencies confirmed no final decision on future releases, though some limited supply adjustments may occur.

Office of Price Administration Tacis OPA Lut

Jury set aside verdict and new trial granted in August case

During yesterday’s session for criminal cases, robbery charges against Justice Glenn and Hosea Koonce were continued. Hubert C. Gamble was acquitted of assault with a weapon, and James Earl Gurdeshaw pleaded guilty to reckless finishing, fined $25.

Halstead Glenn Hosea Koonce Hubert C. Gamble James Earl Gurdeshaw

Soldier Arrested For Breaking Window At Camp Rucker

A Camp Rucker soldier was arrested by city police for breaking a glass window at Clendinen Company on South Oat last night and released to military authorities per police report. The soldier was identified by surroundings and Nat known.

Missing In Action Private Weight in World War II records

A garbled WWII era note reports Private Weight age 24 missing in action after serving in France since November 9. Mentions Mr VOR Wright and two brothers, Privates Weight and Wright, with one in France and the other in the South Pacific. references Hawaiian service and Allied theater dates.

Rivate Tretiry W. Weight Sih Street Siang Wracon France Jee Writhi Pfe Wright South Pacific Jali Ty

Unclear skin care ad with mixed brand names

Fragmented OCR text describes external skin irritations and products from a mix of brands and phrases. Mentions cure claims, possible refund promises, and road side references. The readable content is inconsistent and not a coherent news item.

Ugo Vital Teawing

Final Rites for Mrs Callie F French Held at Whitewater

Funeral services for Mrs Callie F French widow of John French were conducted at Whitewater Church with Rev Lee Mixon presiding. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include J E French of Black and other relatives listed by Boyd and Company Funeral Home of Enterprise handling arrangements.

Callie ¥ F. French John French J. E French Bleek Whitewater Church Lee Mixon Dertha Suickland Black Lena Helms Lachoochie Fin J. E. French

Contest Awards For Schools Announced

Houston County students won in essay poster and poetry contests announced by County Superintendent Sol omon Baxter. Prizes spanned Senior Junior and elementary groups with Vicksburg High School Madrid Ashford Brannon Stand Webb School and Cottonwood receiving top honors. Special mention went to Elliott for four paintings.

Houston County Solomon Baxter Vicksburg High School Madrid Ashford Vicksburg Cottonwood Brannon Webb School Ashford School Ardilla Taylor Elliott

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