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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
2
The text appears as garbled OCR blending notices and quotes. It references a publication, misstatements, a printer or publisher, and religious proverb quotes. Names like Thomas and Cromwell surface amid corrupted lines about notices, subscriptions, and public affairs.
President Truman defends Gen George C. Marshall's bid to unite Nationalists and Communists in China. He argues peace in China is vital for Pacific stability and U.S. interests. The plan links unity to a $2 billion credit and implied aid cutoffs, amid debate over bribery versus diplomacy.
Fragmentary text references individuals and property, suggesting a possible move or dispute involving names Lester and Teristegote and a pumebody site. No clear actions, dates, or entities emerge to form a definite public notice.
A county endorsement urges residents to meet the Victory War Loan eighth drive target. It cites past county success, links loans to postwar needs such as veterans benefits and repatriation, and stresses personal duty to invest at a rapid pace to finish the drive strong. It recalls recent labor disputes and wartime costs while urging unity and sacrifice.
John Temple Graves argues Columbia blends history and civility with modern growth. He notes rising bank clearings and postal receipts as signs of the city becoming a regional hub, while pondering whether culture and education support or hinder rapid economic expansion. He praises local editors and cites liberal ideas as essential to preserving freedom amid progress.
A scrambled listing of AP News and network program times for various shows. Includes names like Johnson family, Matuel’s Melody Hour, War Correspondent, His Honor the Barber, Lum & Abner, Date With Judy, Five Minutes News, Fibber McGee, Red Skelton, Bob Hope, and Guy Lombardo. Timings shown in 3:15, 3:20, 4:00, 4:30, 6:43, 7:00, and others, with numerous program titles and hosts.
Retuning soldiers were urged by Joseph R. Pickett of the Dolan Recruiting Station to reenlist within 20 days after discharge to keep special benefits. He says many men miss the program by waiting, and urged dischargees to report within 17 days to ensure full processing and retain rank with up to 90 days furlough.
FE DEWITT MACKENS recounts an incident in Dublin illustrating why Eire remained neutral in World War II. A photo of the Parliament building with Queen Victoria faced government opposition, revealing deep Irish bitterness toward Britain. He notes that despite cordial sentiment toward the U S, the partitioned island trusted Britain as invader, shaping Ireland’s policy and wartime stance.
The text explains travel pay advances for Freyious service and limits benefits to veterans who re enlist within twenty days of discharge. It notes wartime enlistment ranks were temporary and became permanent upon reentry into the Army.
A Teague statement urges farmers to plan now for future milk production as cream prices stay strong. Extension agents say financial outlook is long term and a milk or cream business should start by buying herd and crops. Demand has risen, with dairy herds expanding only recently and expected to grow further.
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