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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1944

Page

11

General Brooks Leads Fifth Army Front in Italy Update

Maj. Gen. Edward Brooks, newly commanding the U S Fifth Army in Italy, is shown inspecting troops near the front. A stern, exacting leader, he balances field time with paperwork and family correspondence, earning respect for discipline and decisive action through the Salerno and Marigny Vire sectors.

14 Year-Old Negro Confesses Burglary

Police say 14 year old Robert Earl Stokes confessed to burglarizing the City Market on Main Street in Dothan. Detectives Wes Herring and E J Strickland arrested him Friday night at a theater after confirming his story that he formerly worked at the market and was discharged the day of the break in. He was taken into custody while burning clothes in the theater furnace and faces juvenile custody pending further action.

J. E. Craughon Wes Herring E. J. Strickland Robert Earl Stokes Cincinnati Ohio Dothan Fast Main Street Stokes Dolban

Schools To Reopen On January First

Christmas holidays end for Houston County students with classes resuming Monday January 1 per Superintendent Solomon Baxter. Private First Class Matthew Wright of 907 West North Street returns from 35 months overseas with the Americal Infantry Division after serving in Australia New Caledonia Guadalcanal Bougainville earning two Asiatic Pacific campaign stars. A Chicago Herald American stunt spurred blood donations at city centers as Stars and Stripes noted civilian neglect in wartime needs. US steel production reached 48.1 million tons in 1943, up 70 percent over Axis Europe output.

Houston County Solomon Baxter Schvool Matthew Wright T.T. Wright West North Street Americal Southwest Pacific United States Australia New Caledonia Guadaesnal Fji Island Bougainville Chicago Herald-American Army Stars and Stripes

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