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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1946

Page

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Young Gilliland Leads Tiny Railroad In Private Car

J E Gilliland, 40 year old president of the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad, tours a 214 mile Mobile Reform line in an improvised rail car dating from an old Packard. He stresses diversification beyond lumber or coal to keep small lines viable, noting interconnections with Cromwell York Aliceville Reform and a fleet of 13 diesels and 216 freight cars.

Hendrix Chandler Mobile Ala Aobama Timber County Reform Texas J. E. Gilliland Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railroad Gilliland Cromwell York Aliceville Gilland Fer Santa Fe Missouri Pacific

Scientists Study Results Of New Test Of Rocket

A White Sands study reports a captured German rocket reached 3647.72 mph at 120000 feet with a mass of meteoritic slugs hurled at ten second intervals. Telescopes tracked the sky from the Rocky Mountains to the West Coast as researchers evaluate possible orbital paths and earth escape possibilities.

White Sands N. M U. S White Sands Proving Ground Widop. Om U. S. Army Rocky Mountains Bisbee Ariz Turner Fey Coadfeer Ree Bette Og Mdles Peel

Public safety item stalled in unclear report

Officers said the public safety item was stolen about a week ago from an unspecified location. The report is fragmented and lacks clear details on parties, place, or outcome.

Queensland Aae Benefits Rise Significantly This Year

A local report notes a 60 percent increase in Aae benefits with totals reaching $22,927 this year. It highlights agency activity and district figures, listing 828 recipients and the overall distribution across the region.

Piamets Citabess Ares

Fragmented OCR Note About Investigation and Appointments

Incomplete text references an investigation and a governor, with mentions of state patrol and sending officials to a city. It notes a rate, a court, and the American map reference, but the readable content is severely garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. No coherent event or person details can be confirmed.

United States backs UN probe of Balkans crisis

The United States proposed a UN Security Council commission to investigate causes of trouble between Greece and its neighbors. Led by representatives of the Big Five, the probe would visit Albania, Bulgaria, Greece and Yugoslavia and report by January 15. The plan seeks evidence on border violations fueling the regional dispute amid Greek monarchist tensions and wary replies from Yugoslavia and Albania.

Lake Success United States United Nations Security Council Balkans Greece Herschel V. Johnson Brami Poland Albania Bulgaria Yugoslavia Secuitys Council

Georgia Hotel Blast Charged To Bomb Investigations

The Georgia hotel blast at the Gryel store area is reported with glass shattered and clothing fragments outside. Police officials confirm a fire and blast-scene investigation, with witnesses awakened by the alarm as investigators examine the wreckage and assess damages.

Georgia West Point Gryel Tvier Planets Volneh Ulm Owitulow J. Vo Curr Macurn Geosiher Ifeetus Age Plaster

Duke of Kent Seeks Florida Tourist Folder

The State Advertising Commission reported receipt of a blank requesting tourist literature for Florida from His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. The present duke is 11 year old Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick, son of the late war casualty. Folders praising Florida beauty are on the way.

State Advertising Commission Duke of Kent Coppins House Iver Bucks England Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick Roy Beckham Florida

Stassen outlines liberal GOP path and labor aims

In Washington Stassen previews a 1940 Republican bid with a Washington office opening January 1. He names Dewey Eisenhower and Taft as possible contenders and stresses liberalism, opposition to fascism and communism, and a national labor policy. He cites four working-people priorities: keep production steady, raise white collar salaries, avoid extreme legislation, and curb high prices.

Taft Vandenberg Guy Thomas E. Dewey New York John W. Bricker Ohio Karl Warren California Edward Martin Pennsylvania Raymond E. Baldwin Connecticut Dwight D. Eisenhower Staussen Washington Stassen Washngton Truman

Attorneys Rest Case In Tuskegee Negro Registration suit

In Montgomery AP report attorneys for William P. Mitchell a Tuskegee Black man rested their case in federal court after presenting 60 registration applications said to be ignored by Macon County Board of Registrars. Testimony said Mrs Wright, former board chair, signed them but no action followed.

Mitchell Charles G. Gomillon Tuskegee Institute For Wright Will Harrison Harrison Tuskegee Institute Matthew W. Plummer

Rent Controls Remain Untouched By Agency Merger

William S. Wilson, Atlanta rent director, says rent controls are not affected by the merger of OPA with other agencies into the Office of Temporary Controls. The enforcement division retains full power to enforce all rent control provisions. Veterans are reminded their protection under the Veterans Emergency Housing Program continues, and they should report any overcharges or unmet contractor obligations to the office.

OPA William S Atlanta Wilson

Houston Bus Drivers Achieve Safety School Certificates

Sixty Houston County school bus drivers earned certificates for completing 20 hours of safety, maintenance and operation instruction. Certificates will be awarded at ceremonies at individual schools after Christmas. The course, conducted by University of Alabama safety instructor R. E. Houk, drew 60 of 69 enrolled drivers in a county bus drivers’ school.

Houston County Solomon Baxter R. E. Houk University of Alabama County Boards of Education

Testimony Details Campaign Funds Linked to Bilbo Scandal

Senator Ferguson questions Terry about loans and repayments tied to Senator Bilbo. Terry recalls advancing about 4900 dollars for Bilbo’s 1940 bid, including 3000 dollars repaid via a Shushan note. He describes meetings with Bilbo and Shushan, and notes Bilbo’s aim to clear federal actions.

Ferguson R-Mich Terry Bilbo Abe Shushan New Orleans

Senator Bilbo’s aide Terry testifies on contracts and firing

In Meridian, Mississippi, Terry says he served seven years as Bilbo’s secretary until Jan 21 this year and was fired Dec 15, 1948. He outlines a dispute over a minor appointment from Sep 7 to Oct 9 and notes he remained on payroll. He mentions war contracts and a Jackson Army Air Base project won by M. T. Reed for $2,640,000.

Bilbo Tory Terry Ferguson Mississippi Jackson, Miss. Army Air Base M. T. Reed

Farmers Meeting in Ashford Friday Night Path

Farmers of the Wiregrass were reminded by County Agent C. M. Ling of the Houston County Producers Association meeting Friday night at seven o'clock at the Ashford Farm Market. Lyle Brown and W. A. Ruffin of the Auburn Extension Service will discuss production and marketing for truck crops including potatoes tomatoes beans peas sweet corn and other crops.

C. M. Ling Houston County Producers Association Ashford Farm Market Ling Lyle Brown W. A. Ruffin Te Auburn Extension Service

Experiments With Mushroom Drug for Tuberculosis Treatment

Researchers conduct experiments with a drug extracted from mushrooms aimed at treating tuberculosis. Early trials focus on safety and efficacy, with potential implications for patient recovery and public health.

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