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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1947

Page

5

Farm federation urges price controls stance during postwar debate

The federation's leaders, including vice president Jovan, push to end wartime price supports while backing peacetime price policies. They call for restrained rhetoric and warn against aggressive actions by organized groups to influence policy and national economy.

Willer Atstahae Peteduitien Khae Peork Nis The Ia Reld Jovan Bret Farm Aureau Kline Nationaleconomy

New Farm Bureau President Calls For Larger Production

Allen B. Kline, new president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged increasing farm production to record levels to meet domestic and international needs in 1948. He spoke in Chicago at the federation's 29th annual meeting, promising to continue Edward A. O'Nealy's policies and emphasize international cooperation as essential to world peace.

Chicago Allen B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Kline Des Moines World’ Farmers’ Group Federation Edward A. O'Neay

Firemen Report 123 Calls In Marianna Loss $22 555

Marianna fire department logged 123 calls from December 20 1840 to December 17 1947 with total losses estimated at 22 555 dollars. Major incidents included 78 home or business fires plus 10 car fires and out of town blazes at Florida Industrial School for Boys and other sites. Modern Dry Cleaners fire caused 19 220 of the total loss. Fire chief D W Wells and Captain O Nuberis, along with volunteers and regulars, lead the department's roster.

Marianna Maclanna'a Wiese Florida Industrial School Old Army Atefield Alford Malone Thomas Mul Chipley Cottondale Blue Springs Cottondale Snechides D. W. Wells Nuberis John Burch Paul Thomas S. D

Midland City Fliers overpower Newton in league game

Midland City Fliers of the Wave Basketball League crushed Newton 98 to 12 as Ravsdale Woodham and Prince led the scoring. Mathis fed the attack with eight points, McKnight led Newton with seven, and the Fliers closed the season with plans to host Ozark next month. Raine starts at 6:50.

Midland City Asi Basketball League Newton Pe Ravsdale Woodham Prince McKnight Mathis Mattory McSween Midland City Yall Ozark Raine

Establishment of a separate agency to control money and credit

A report notes support for creating a separate government agency to oversee money, credit, and fiscal policy. The piece lists several political figures and local leaders, including replacements and re-elections, with names such as Brinkley Arkansas, Short, Wingate Pelham, Praeger Map, and Walter L. Randolph, among others.

Pongeess Itumco &. Short Brinkley, Ark Kline Short Arkanoas Safe Farm Bureau Wingate Pelham G. Man Praeger Walter L. Randolph Montgomery Lewis Allen Sowling Green Warren W. Hawley Batavia George M. Putnam Concord H. E. Slusher Jefferson City George H. Wilson Clarksburg Cal Ralph T. Gillespie Pullman Wash Roy Weagly Hagerstown

First Piling Driven For Docks Expansion

The first concrete piling for expanding the Alabama State Docks at Mobile was driven yesterday in a ceremony led by State Docks Director Henry W Sweet. Dock capacity will rise from 22 to ... about $4,000,000 is expected to fund enlarging facilities.

Mobile Alabama State Docks Henry W. Sweet Sweet

Truman Signals Third Veto of GOP Tax Bill

Washington AP report notes President Truman resists a cut in taxes valued at about 5.6 billion dollars annually. Rep Knutson claims a “veto proof” measure, backed by Republicans, would favor the wealthy. Truman declines to state opposition to any next year tax cut, urging debt reduction first, with debate on equity and timing.

Washington White House GOP Rep Knutson P- Mann Truman Tie Shict Tax- Dany House Ways and Means Committee Ines Kimtson

Haitian Crisis Report From Montgomery Court Verdict

Montgomery AP reports Coroner M B Kirkpatrick ruled death by own action in the drowning of Rene Morisseau a Haitian soldier assigned to study with the U S Air Force Morisseau dressed in an American uniform reportedly ran down a steep bank and plunged into the Alabama River Two witnesses said they saw him throw himself in the river Morisseau who carried papers in his pockets was linked to Port au Prince Haiti The report also mentions American agricultural interests and a mime about dairy products in the context of unrelated content

Montgomery M. B. Kirkpatrick Rene Morisseau Port‘Aux Prince Haita Kirkpatrick Morisseau Alabama U. S. Air Force

Toxicologists Study Butler Death Puzzle

State Solicitor Paul B. Hartley called a conference with toxicologists to decide the next steps in the death of Dorothy Black in Greenville Alabama. The 39 year old woman was found Monday in her home’s bathroom with a close range gunshot wound. the house had been checked and the door locked from inside.

Greenville Ala Paul BP Hartley Shoffeit

Mobile Housing Board Faces Heated Session

MOBILE AP The Mobile housing board clashed over chairman C Van Antwerp s assertion that it has acted socialistically He proposed the board take over all housing in Mobile and environs to oppose a permanent town rent project by retaining 2 1 31 government housing units Dr L W Hollis accused Van Antwerp of insulting board members No resignation was offered nor requested Nearby notes mention popcorn production ranking Mobile first Indiana second and historical facts about iris species

Mobile Assermn van Anuyetp Town States of the Union Indiana America Virginia England

W C Jones Elected Council President at Chipols Junior College

In Marianna Special Wile tiem Calvin Jones of Perry Florida was elected president of the Student Council at Chipols Junior College, succeeding temporary president W S Brandon Jr of Marianna. Burwin Williams of Marianna Roy Barron Jr of Miami Miss Nez Stokes of Graceville Rupert Mitchell of Biarlanna and Steve Gill of Milton challenged. Harold Bell head of college renamed administrative dean president with Brandon moving to a part time clerk role in the president's office.

Marianna Wile Tiem Calvin Jones Perry Florida Chipols Junior College W. S. Brandon, Jr Burwin Willams Roy Barron, Jr Miami Miss Myrtice Register Graceville Tast Rupert. Mitchell Biarlanna Nez Stokes Steve Gill Milton Harold Bell Bell Brandon

Emma Zorn Dies At Enterprise Funeral Rites Held

Mrs Emma Zorn of Enterprise died Monday at her daughter s home in Lockhart. Funeral services were conducted at Mt Gilead Church by Rev Collins and Rev Jackson. Survived by two daughters, four sons, a sister and other relatives. Arrangements by Boyd and Company. Beauty contests are banned in aly.

Enterprise Emma Zorn Stella Dunn Lockhart Mt. Gilead Collins Jackson Boyd and Company J. B. Zorn Darlington Fla N. T Zorn Winter Garden Ora Howell Dothan

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