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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
6
An unclear war dispatch describes German leaders restricting medics to recover only fallen SS, while Americans bury other dead. Johnson dupes a Nazi in a terse exchange before an accurate machinegun burst ends the boast. Dolan suffers a minor head wound but remains on duty. Captured SSt Erwin Newman is noted among patrol events.
A Hartford elementary school building burned early last night, with flames destroying the main structure and causing damage to the lunch room and adjacent areas. Firemen and volunteers removed salvaged desks and suspected a defective wiring cause, as sparks and smoke spread through the roof, ending in total loss valued at about 25.00 dollars.
Williams spent a night in an enemy pillbox attempting to persuade the ferry leader to surrender. By morning the commander agreed to capitulate after a ceremony, but an American assault from another regiment freed Newman before a formal handover.
Virtually the entire tender truck crop in the Lake Okeechobee region was destroyed by this morning's 26 degree freeze. Between 4 000 and 5 000 acres of beans were ruined with possible damage to other tender vegetables along the lower east coast. Citrus on high ground escaped, while some low pockets may have suffered. Temperatures across the state dropped to 20 degrees in North Florida and below freezing in the Everglades. Min temps ranged from 20 to below freezing as forecast for more cold weather.
A compact engine no larger than a shoe box delivers power rivaling that of larger contemporary motors. Engineers claim the breakthrough could transform small vehicles enabling high performance from miniature power units.
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