Air travel pioneers charted routes to sacred sites
Fragmentary excerpt notes early air travel linking Algiers to Mecca for pilgrimage in a historic moment, describing rapid, transient events and referencing Muhamimedans chartered to fly.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
7
Fragmentary excerpt notes early air travel linking Algiers to Mecca for pilgrimage in a historic moment, describing rapid, transient events and referencing Muhamimedans chartered to fly.
The First Baptist Church in Dothan has set up a life size nativity scene on its lawn facing Alice Street after years of wartime absence. The display includes the manger the Christ child the three Wise Men and shepherds with sheep and is illuminated nightly drawing hundreds from the Wiregrass region and beyond.
Berlin reports explain why postwar German economic integration is essential. The Level of Industry Committee battles to define which sectors remain in the American zone as reparations and imports depend on that plan. Trade is crippled by destroyed plants, coal shortages, and interzonal red tape, forcing U.S. taxpayers to bear heavy costs until Germany functions as a unified economy.
Gainesville AP report states Florida board plans to renew coach Lieb’s contract while uncertainty remains about the team’s next coach after the 1966 season. Lieb says he has no other offers and remains focused on education and opportunity for himself and the program.
The fragment lists the researcher Jannaeus and many aliases for Linnaeus such as Carolus Linnaeus and Carl von Linné. It references color as a property of retinal vision and mentions nets trays causing visual cues on the retina.
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