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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
2
Humble counsel from scripture and Horace on humility
A concise pairing of biblical instruction from Peter 5 5 urging submission and humility with Horace noting that humble things suit the humble The lines emphasize contrition modesty and the moral stance of humility across authors and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Fairness aimed at Japanese war criminals in Yokohama
A U S military commission in Yokohama to try Japanese war crime suspects shows officers giving fair treatment and the benefit of the doubt. Col John H Ball of Willamstown Pa, a Bataan survivor, withdrew from judging to avoid bias, underscoring efforts to extend fairness to the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
U. S
John H. Ball
Willamstown
Bataan
Col. Ball
Jap inquiry hints at Pearl Harbor blame inquest
A radio style column discusses a possible Japanese inquiry into Pearl Harbor blaming individuals who planned the attack. It contrasts American and Japanese investigations, notes wartime concerns, and cites a Croydon bomb disposal incident as a sobering example of postwar realities. It then shifts to local news praising Clyde Lovern as Dothan Chamber of Commerce president selection and outlines his qualifications and planned impact on postwar growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Lovern
Dothan
J. H. Bryson
Air mail and Waterman lines to boost Dothan service
The piece urges Dothan to approve postal air services including Waterman planes. It notes current Eastern Air Lines routes fly nightly, while Waterman freight and mail services are limited. Proposes coordinating with the post office to unite Waterman operations and prepare for interstate passenger flights within a month, arguing potential gains for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Air Lines
Waterman Air Lines
Post Office Department
Waterman
Dothan
Prewar Douglas Aircraft ties with Japan surface in memo tale
The column uncovers a 1930 letter showing Douglas Aircraft planned a Terauchi visit to its Santa Monica plant while the U S Army relied on the firm for military aircraft. The note from V E Bertrandius promises a welcoming visit and hints at broader pre Pearl Harbor cooperation amid a shifting wartime political backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Fairler
Fear Harbor
MarAribar
Trica
Washington
Dove Dus
Cordell Hull
Mbarzo
Japa
Ietar
E_ Ber
U. S. Army
Justice Department
Pearl Harbor
Douglas Aircraft
Bertrandias
Mitsu & Company
Terauchi
Japair
Santa Monica
Calif
Europe
U.S
Miteul & Company, Ltd
Fifth Avenue
New York City
S. Kohno
M. Sasaoka
General Terauchi
Los Angeles
Ten Nations
Commission
Advisory Commission
Tokyo Bay
Democracy, War, and China in Pearl Harbor Era
A reflective column argues democracy's dangers and strengths during wartime. It praises democratic governance while criticizing prewar complacency at Pearl Harbor and underscores the strategic need for United States support of Chiang Kai-shek and a united China against communism. The piece links U.S. policy to broader global democracy and warns against totalitarian rivalry with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Pont
Pat Marlox
Pat
Chiang Kai-shek
Radio Programs Calendar and Listings Fragment
Radio and TV listings from a historic source show daily program blocks across stations MBS AP News and MES. Notable items include early morning news with Arthur Hale and Sam Kaye, daytime music features, devotional segments, weather and farm reports, and evening drama and dance music. The fragment cites multiple hosts and show titles with partial timing cues and ad breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wage
Oren
Mes
ah—News Mbs
Hews Haden Family
Ennia Com Seatette Hilly Milly Oreh Skeew
Wabhert
Cominy
AD Newa Shady Lally Folke
MBS
Wendis Tavern My AP
Bihig
Muse
Ms Webb
Tess Ela Maywell
Raul Judy Saak
Karl Towner
Habil Towey
Ain Afi Marten
John Hawaed
Nowa OO
Adiohnean
Johnson Pymily
AP News
Fragmented Radio Schedule Items Mix Of Shows And Guests
A scrambled OCR list presents a sequence of radio program titles and guests such as Kaltenbarn Com Lum Abner George Burns Grace Allen Diana Shore FBI in Peace & War Jamboree from Dixie Abbott and Costello Rudy Vallee Danny O Neil, CBS The March of Time and News for 85 minutes plus various variety segments and times across a single evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaltenbarn
Lum
Abner
Abe
George Burns
Grace Allen
Sam & Abner
Diana Shore
FBI
Dixie
Dislercerity
Sebe
Hell
Abe Andre Kontelanets
Oreh
Sbs
Nance
Poland Worst Hit in Europe Says War Reparations Chief
Dr Emil Sommerstein, head of Poland's war reparations, says Poland suffered biologically culturally and economically far more than any European country during World War II Germany aimed to biologically destroy Poland and Polish losses from war are only seven and a half percent but killings persecution and torture total 52 1 2 percent Poland with six million Poles and Jews murdered is the first in war destruction He cites property losses at 6 billion dollars reported plus state losses to reach about 20 billion at prewar exchange He adds Poland's reparations row is tied to Soviet claims and estimates German seizures deportations include over 1 2 million men and 650 000 women during six years of Nazi rule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Allen
Warsaw
Poland
Emil Sommerstein
Germany
Sommerstein
Russia
King George VI and the Socialist Era in Britain
London commentator argues the advent of a socialist government makes the King-Emperor a paradoxical symbol yet a stable anchor. He praises George VI as a plain man of the people who accepts ministerial direction, contrasting past monarchs who assert royal will. The Queen is admired for dignity and sense. The piece notes the king’s popularity and his role as a unifying emblem of the Empire and Commonwealth. Also a wild closing line about grass widows in Sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sis
England
Socisiis
Beven
Gibraltar
George VI
Edward VII
George V
Edward VIII
Mrs. Simpson
George IV
Associated Press
Wales
Edward
George
British Empire
Commonwealth of Nations
Army to release personnel, waivers cutback effective December
AP reports a wholesale personnel reduction plan cutting separation requirements for service members. Enlisted personnel see a 50 point threshold, officers 70, with WAC length of service now used for separation. Enlisted WAC must have two years six months, WAC officers three years three months. reductions of 12 and 3 months respectively for most, except medical departments. Alabama Boy Scout Council office to close noon Saturday ahead of preboard processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waemington
Effertiie Dac
WAC
Waca
Seviath
Alabama Boy Scout Council
Cooke
Scout
Soldier honored with Good Conduct Award at Fort McPherson
At Fort McPherson Georgia, Gaifway was reported to have completed 31 months overseas with two military police units. He wears the Good Conduct Medal and the Asiatic Pacific Campaign ribbon, signaling his service and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McPherson
Gaifway
Asiati
Ific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurzien
Horace
United States Congress
Pacific
Croydon
South Croydon
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Clyde Lovern
Community Chest
Red Cross
Rotary Club
Foster Street Methodist Church
AIR Mail
Jesse Jones
John Snyder
Truman
St. Louis
Wall Street
Chester Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Jerome Frank
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Snyders
Roosevelt
Jesse
Hendieye Joan
RFC
Stuart Symington
Symington
Snyder
Ndmittal
Teshota
Ansious
Toman
Cap
Honolulu
America
New York
General Towghs
Spaatz
Waldat Wath
Boner
Hugh Bathe
United Press
Spaaiz
Pirmew
Maying
Army- Nagy
Army
Navy
China
Chiang
Chyna
Nhie-Baae Mominwew
Serey Cis
Dack Smith Snaw
Raymond Cam Swine
Orcheatra—cbe Dinte Mr. Keen
The
By Galbraith
Ber mL Tvicy
M.meg U & Pat
Dor.r.l Tindell
Optometrist
Blomberg
Main Street
Best Buy
J. L. Harris
St Andrews
E. Troy
Berkeley
Houston
Marbie Works
Foster
ET. Moody Plumbing
Alabama
Brest
Reabackey
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