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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1946

Page

2

FORACE 2 Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Fragmented OCR listing subscription rates and mailing options across states. Mentions By Mail Daily and Sunday in Alabama Georgia and Florida with varying monthly rates, plus a two cent per word charge and a misquoted misstatement policy. Concludes with references to addresses and a Jefferson quote.

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Let There Be Light Message From Deuteronomy Verse

A December 16 1946 passage quotes Deuteronomy 31 8 about God’s presence and support. It offers a reassurance against fear born of ignorance and reflects a religious reflection from Emmersol.

Public liquor ads allowed in dry counties ruling

Attorney General Willands Megjucen ruled that papers in dry Alabama counties may carry liquor advertisements. He also said the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board cannot use funds to print temperance pamphlets. The memo notes papers in wet counties may still reject ads and that advertisers push temperance messaging as a powerful influence.

Willands Megjucen Age Control Board

Democratic hopes fade in the South amid federal aid debate

An election preview notes Democratic strength in the South facing a possible Republican Congress that could curb federal spending. Speakers warn that diminished federal aid would reshape hospital and health center funding, with public officials stressing the hospital program’s future remains uncertain.

War veteran and civilian aid expenditure trends in Alabama

A Department of Industrial Relations report shows November spending down from October by 1,481,978 dollars to 2,794,604. Unemployed veterans’ benefits fell 586,825 dollars and claimants dropped from 24,500 to 18,810. Self employed veterans’ payments nearly halved from 1,489,715 to 760,004 as farming dominates. The drop reflects voluntary withdrawals, disqualifications, and fewer retirees seeking work as postwar conditions improve.

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British use Texas Senator on Spain in Ne w Row

The column reports on British ministerial actions linked to Spain and a Texas senator, noting tense diplomatic signals and potential shifts in stance amid postwar tensions. It references UMW labor lawyers, Supreme Court discussions, and Attorney General Clark proposing immediate argument dates.

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Florida Boom Questions and Quiet Markets This Season

This Afternoon by John Temple Graves surveys Florida's economic mood in Miami Beach and Tampa. He notes high hotel prices meet buyer caution, a quiet real estate market, and more Rent ads than Wanted to Rent, suggesting a softer boom with potential long term balance. He cites mixed signals from travelers and business leaders about a lasting boom versus bust, urging renewed individual initiative and enterprise. He also mentions cultural notes from Miami and commentary on national attitudes toward growth and freedom.

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Quotes on disarmament and world conflict fragment the dialogue

A jumble of 1946 remarks by diverse figures including Bir Hartley Shawcrase and Alvarez del Vaso critiques capitalism, warns of intimidation and depression, and discusses the need for effective policy toward Russia and the Spanish Republic. Noted is tension over world order and the risk of war, with references to Peron and Roosevelt.

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Hill-Burton Act Aimed At Hospital Construction

A health officer returning from Washington cites the Hill-Burton Act as a non partisan hospital construction measure sponsored by a Alabama Democrat and an Ohio Republican. He notes coauthor spoke in Nothan at a fundraising event predicting Alabama will gain hospital funds even if Republicans control the funds.

Ohio Congress Washington Nothan Alabama Dr. Austin

PTA Launches Outdoor Highway Safety Campaign in Alabama

The Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers opens a three month outdoor ad campaign promoting highway safety. One hundred twenty two signs will be placed on strategic highways state wide and changed each month to remind motorists to keep their eyes on the road.

Russian tilt toward cooperation at UN amid disarmament talks

Substituting for MacKenzie, J. M. Roberts notes a shift in Soviet posture in 1946. After months of friction, Russia shows signs of softening by limiting veto rights, demobilizing troops, and reasserting Azeri controls. The World Today weighs whether this change lasts against the New York disarmament resolution and Western demands for safeguards, amid lingering pessimism and cautious hope.

J. M. Roberts MacKenzie Foreign Ministers Council United Nations Russia Britain Paris New York Trieste Danube Europe U. N General Assembly Security Council United States Atomic Commission

Alabama farm cash marketings fall slightly in eight months

Income to Alabama farmers from cash marketings totaled 100,333,000 for the first eight months of the year, about five percent less than the same period last year. October marked the fiftieth anniversary of rural free delivery in the United States.

Alabama United States

Radio Programs On The Networks Monday Schedule

List of radio show times and programs across networks with hosts, guests, and music acts. Includes Supper Club, Cavalcade of America, Five Minute News, News and Commentary, Variety, and concert segments from 6:00 p.m. to 1:46 a.m. with multiple stations and lineups.

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Repair Terraces Aim to Prevent Soil Erosion

Repair terraces now to prevent 9 runoffs from summer rains and divert water away from topsoil. A service agricultural engineer says terraces should be finished early in winter so they are firmly set when planting begins in spring.

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Record vote by Alabama farmers in PMA committeemen elections

Preliminary county reports show more Alabama farmers voting in PMA elections than ever before, reflecting high turnout as county committees prepare to select representatives for the restructured program formerly known as AAA.

Alabama PMA AAA Couinty

Safety tip for walking on highways and road visibility

A safety guideline advises pedestrians to stay on the left side and carry a light or white item for visibility. The note mentions Nicaragua's foreign trade with the United States in 1982 at 2 percent and that recent years show 8 to 90 percent of trade with the United States.

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