Car styling reform boosts a small town image
Jen berg, 22, runs an auto styling agency in Rapolis. She remakes cars by removing chrome rims, radiator grilles, trim, and protruding handles to create a low, streamlined look. The effort aims to modernize aging vehicles and reduce cluttered appearances.
Tide Flower Shop Under New Management at 606 S Oates Street
Tide Flower Shop announces new management at 606 South Oates Street. The ad asks customers to call 675 for inquiries and mentions busy service and a welcoming visit to Wayside Flower Shop.
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Tide Flower Shops
S. Oates Street
Rural Typhus Control Operation In County Suspended
Houston County rural typhus control work is paused for November through February on advice of the U S Public Health Service and the State Health Department. Dr W T Burkett says city and town efforts continue with a small force, planning March resumption and possible DDT spraying to improve malaria and fly control.
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Houston County
R. J. Lucas
U. S. Public Health Service
Dothan
State Health Department
W. T. Burkett
Houston
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
United States
Health Department
Local military honors for 1946 Wiregrass football award
The Pensacola Naval Air Station athletic officer spoke to 165 guests of The Eagle praising Dothan and The Eagle for the project. Burns announced plans to honor teams in a new naval conference and presented mini footballs, a gold watch, and a plaque to FUBA leaders and Coach G W Hause. Chick Hoseh and Commander Tuttle shared speaking duties while lauding sportsmanship and acknowledging The Eagle staff and notable Wiregrass players named on the 1946 All-Wiregrass team.
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The
Eagle
Dothan
Principel J. C. Dixon
Fiba
Chick Hoseh
Associated Press
Commander Tuttle
Bobby Jones
Horace Hall
Nat Faulk
Keruben Herring
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Presidents Council Sees Bright Jobs Picture For Years
The President's Council of Economic Advisers forecast strong job growth and higher production for several years, with a possible 1947 dip. They urged business and labor to act courageously to moderate recession and to avoid swings by relying on free enterprise with government support as a guide. The report, led by Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, emphasizes a balanced middle view and cautions against passive drift or overreliance on government manipulation.
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Edwin G. Nourse
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Mare
Eotmen
Nourse
Brookings Institution
Camussal
Teon Keyserling
Nacional Housing Ageney
John TD. Clark
School of Business
The
University of Nelmanten
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