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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
6
The article lists ten U.S. diplomats recalled from China after Hurley’s order, detailing positions, birthplaces, and salaries. Notable names include John Service, George Atcheson Jr., and Everett Drumright, with salaries ranging from 4,500 to 9,000 dollars.
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley attacks Turbineies Service career men for undermining policy while ambassador in China. He says the youthful group, many born to American parents, spent almost all diplomatic careers in China and favored pro Chinese views, prompting his recall decisions.
An advertisement urges relief for coughs chest colds or acute bronchitis with Creomulsion claiming to loosen phlegm without narcotics. It warns chronic bronchitis may develop if untreated and invites readers to ask their druggist for the medicine with assurance of quick cough relief.
San Francisco arrest of ex convict A L Cline, 66, on forgery suspicions prompts inquiries into eight elderly women and two men who died since 1981. The probe touches his late wife Dylora Krebs Cline, Chicago socialite, and a 1933 photo shovel linked to a San Bernardino death of a former wife, Bessie Van Sickle Cline, said to be from a heart attack.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chinese schooling, a Forsigs Service start in 183, and salaries of 55000 yearly. It references Hurley’s wrath toward three individuals: Reymond P. Ludden born in Fall River Massachusetts, a 38 year old. Prilip D. Sprouse, 39, a Tennessee native, once a bookkeeper and watcher before going to China in 1835.
In New York the Fire Department sent a squad nicknamed the lab on wheels to a busy uptown subway tunnel after gasoline odors were detected. The team of college chemistry graduates traced a stream of fumes and took precautions to prevent a potential underground explosion.
Fragmentary report indicates the Frankfort department addresses gasoline and alcohol production rules. Wary observers note a potential clash between old adages and regulatory actions as officials outline forthcoming measures on taxation and control.
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