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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1947

Page

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Mississippian Held For Murder After Mobile Man Stain

Rorer Reed, 43, of Hattiesburg, is held on $5,000 bond after a murder charge linked to the roadside shooting Saturday night of Robert L. Davis, 21, a club worker. Reed surrendered to Hattiesburg police and will face a preliminary hearing, with his attorney claiming self defense amid a family custody dispute involving Mrs. Davis and Clyde Reed. Davis’ body was found in a car on U S Highway 90 west of Mobile, shot in the left temple.

Wobilfiap Rorer Reed Hattiesburg Miss Susaf Liberty Yesreoid Omidit Willian H. Holcombe Vane Mom J.ittle Reed Mattiesburg Holcombe Earl Wingo Davis U. S. Highway 90 Moblie Little Hattlesburre Little Saly Wingo Clyde Reed Tiattlesburg Barnes Reed

Radio Short Circuit Ignites Bed Fire at Kelley Home

Acting Fire Chief Floyd Harris reported a short circuit in a radio started a blaze at James M. Kelley’s home at 705 Vassar Street this morning. The fire damaged only the bed mattress and the radio. Harris noted two grass fires caused no damage, one on S Lena Street and another on West Main Street.

James M. Kelley Vassar Street Floyd Harris S. Lena Street West Main Street Harris

Panama Canal Defense and Alternative Route Proposals

Officials discuss defending the present canal and funding surveys for a new canal outside Panama. Proposals include keeping the treaty with Panama on standby, considering Nicara gua and other Central American sites, and estimating a wide cost for a general canal project. Await Panama election results before action.

Panama United States Fagel Nicaragua Central America Pamnarag Engel

Two Deed In Cresh Of Bus And Track

FLORENCE AP Aed Leola Su lies. Bee dages Gus and a truce near otre yesterday resulted ab the deats of 40 mie afhe the amigos of six others. County Curones WR Chisholm Jr identifies the dead as Lloyd Balenane 35 Cloverdale route one and Herschel Pennington 35 al ey of Cloverdale. Both men were occupants of the truck. State Highway Patrol Officers Bet Robertson and Everett Watts said the collision happened on a highway curve about 4 12 miles north of here. The patrolmen aid none of the injured was seriously hurt.

Florence Aia Aed

Speculators Linked to Pauley in Grain Markets

Edwin W. Pauley admitted to the Senate appropriations committee that he held large grain and commodity stakes when taking the army post in September and was liquidating as fast as possible. The blue ribbon traders list also names Ralph K. Davies, with questions raised by Anderson about insiders profiting from government-driven price spikes and their tax handling.

Edwin W. Pauley Army Pauley Senate Appropriations Committee Ralph K. Davies California Hil Anderson Stassen Executive Department White House Senate Committee Lsts Tlerk Andervson Chicago Exchange Congress Agriculture Westeraar Indus

Permit Granted For Radio Tower Near Do Than

A permit for a seven thousand dollar transmitter tower near the eastern edge of Do Than has been granted to Dawharder Broadcasting Company by Radio Station WOOP. R A Dowling Jr, president of the company, commented on the approval and future plans for the station.

Radio Tom Dothan Dawharder Broadcasting Company Edits Egeneer Radio Statun Woop Corpuns Wbutt Pebrusarse 1 R.A Dowling

Livestock arrivals reach eight plants in several states

Livestock arrivals totaled 750 cattle 1000 calves and 3900 hogs at eight major packing plants in Georgia Alabama and Florida plus Dothan and Jacksonville Tallahassee and other cities. Hog prices were steady with quotations for various weight ranges from 16.50 to 25.25 dollars per hundredweight.

Thomasville USDA Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Dothan Ala Jacksonville Tallahassee Fla

Montgomery Market Report Cattle Hogs Steady At Union Yard

Montgomery stockyard figures show 700 salable cattle and 300 calves with a fully steady market. Feeds include good fed steers 23.00 27.50 and common cows 9.50 13.00. Hogs run 180 270 lbs 24.50 25.50 with other weight ranges 14.00 22.00. calves include 23.00 24.00 for good butcher calves. Yard closed December 24 and 26.

Montgomery Federal State Market News Service Hoga Stayer Montgomery Union Stock Yards

Joe McKinnon Heads Order Of The Arrow

Joe McKinnon of Enterprise Troop Four was elected lodge chief at the Order of the Arrow annual meeting in Eufaula last night. New officers include Joe Brown of Eufaula Troop MW secretary and Emmet Tavior of Eufaula Troop Jt treasurer.

Joe McKinnon Enterprise Troop Four Order of the Arrow Eufaula Joe Brown Eufaula Troop MW Seccretary Emmet Tavior Eufaila Troop Townsend Boyd Enterprise Joe Cutchens Dothan Charles Tornbertin Mufaula Lodge Gene Ramage Charles Pelham Billy Gregory David Peteriien Joe Catehens Frank Gaines Field Execuive Wt Vo Cooke

Tighten Refrigerator Emilk Handling Advice

Be sure your milk is covered tightly when placed in the refrigerator to prevent odor absorption. Proper sealing keeps odors from permeating dairy and preserves freshness.

Taft and Kilgore clash over Truman price plan

Senator O'Mahoney accused Taft of dodging facts while Taft voiced willingness to grant selective powers if voluntary efforts fail but opposed a blank check. Kilgore, D WV, charged NAM with deceitful propaganda opposing Truman's 10 point program and claimed big business earned huge profits while inflation fears drive opposition.

Taft Republican Congress O'Mahoney Truman Congress Kilgore D-Wvad National Association of Manufacturers NAM

Cotton futures drift steady as markets ease in late trade

New York AP reports cotton futures added little ground with late afternoon quotes mixed. March 35.70, May 35.45, July around 24.37 cents per pound amid a cautious session as traders weigh current prices against the prior close.

New York New Orleans

Civic minded kids learn better farming and home making

Alabama 4-9 Club bosses and rls are civic minded and trained in better farming. In Jackson County 1 fers collect TB fund money, over 40 dollars already raised by selling TB Bangles. The drive continues and total collections are expected to rise.

Alabama Rls Jackson County 1 Fers Liversion Services

Folsom Faces Opposition Over Taxes and Roads

Governor Folsom attacks political opponents and a reform clique while boasting of tax actions against Georgia Power and Goodyear in Alabama. He defends pension plans, road bonds, and a self starter amendment, urging support for his agenda and his own newspaper. Malone counters with criticism of governance, staff size, and industrial policy.

Agercinve Net Biscabeach Bosrés Oppostom Realy Beyao Trumbhog Daily Greee Trem Folsom New York Rehobeth Columbia Fadette Geneva County Ife Philip Ham Georgia Power Co Alabama Tuscaloon Tony Biz Govenor Wales Fo Com Alnburty Congress Ceeerke Kultum Senate Newse Ater Duper Hope Chest Jacop Dia Jacobd Folsom Forum Folsom's Forum

Margaret Truman Sings Before Washington Celebrities

Margaret Truman, billed coloratura soprano, enthralled a 4000 strong Washington audience at Constitution Hall in a coast to coast tour finale. Critics were mixed, noting a refined technique but questioning vocal reach. President Truman beamed as roses poured in from Cabinet members and ushers. The star’s performance included twelve songs with four encores, ending with Christmas wishes and festive cheer.

Washington Margaret Truman Constitution Hall Miss Truman Supreme Court Missy Truman Cielito Lindo Paul Hume Washington Post Thomas J. Strickler Hawnas City Alice Everman The Evening Star Truman Margaret

City Clerk office hours cut this week. probate notices issued

The Houston County Alabama city clerk office including water and light collections will close Wednesday afternoon all day Thursday and Saturday afternoon. An order of publication in circuit court requires the Barkley case pleading by February 7 1948. Also probate notice for the estate of J E Stucky appoints administrator Jack F Stucky with claims to be filed per law by early January 1948.

Water and Lght J. L. Vauehn Circuit Court OF Houston County Alabama John Barkley Marthe Barkley Martha Barkley Dothan State OF J. E. Stucky J. A. Lowne

Panama Assembly Rejects Foreign Bases Plan

Reports say the Panama Assembly, led by action general, declared no 100 American bases on Panamanian soil. Negotiations aimed to prevent a war, with disputes over four defense sites including Rio Hato air base on Panamanian soil.

Panama Sesembly Action Genecrals Panama United States Panma Canal Zone Republic of Panama Big Rio Hato Air Base

Gallalee Retained to Lead Alabama Ball Program Details

Dr. Gallalee, a Portsmouth native and Virginia alumnus, was named head of the mechanical engineering department at the University of Alabama in 1912 and has served as acting dean. He has work history at DuPont and as consulting engineer for steam hydroelectric projects with Alabama Power, Georgia Power, and Southern of Carolina since 1920.

Gallalee Capitol

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