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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1946
Page
2
Obituaries and resolutions charged for at the rate of two cents. If there is grievance, we are glad to investigate fully and will be accepted if found to be what. Selly-Smith Co. New York Cabcage Building.
In Alabama the Black Belt’s opposition to poll tax repeal shifts as Joe Poole, a Black Belt figure, is seen as a spokesman for his region. The Boswell Amendment is praised for qualifying voters and reducing unqualified voting, suggesting repeal should proceed promptly. The piece urges the new legislature to remove the poll tax at the earliest opportunity.
Georgia faces a leadership scramble after Governor-elect Bugne Talmadge dies before inauguration. Herman Talmadge potential, Lt. Gov. M. E. Thompson argues rightful succession, Arnall resists, a Republican claims a write-in bid. National mood shifts as Christmas strike toll noted.
Washington recalls a year of OPA battles and rising prices as the U S economy faces inflation and a consumer downturn. The piece cites Bowles and Henderson for policy choices, steel profit surges, and a cotton lobby reversal that undermined price stabilization amid wage pressures.
A 1947 reflection argues democracy’s essence lies in the singing souls of Whitman and Carpenter. It urges returning to democracy’s positive roots and urges reform through a humane, universal view. The piece links cultural optimism to economic pain from cotton market turmoil and policy missteps under the Truman era.
Gov-elect James BE. Folsom said he will relocate the organ bought last month for 15 dollars to Montgomery near the Governor's mansion. He has been practicing with his daughters Melissa and Rachael watching as he pedals the hand pumped instrument. The line about Petrillo is referenced but not pursued.
Commissioner Poole argues the poll tax is outmoded and should be discontinued. He says it no longer funds schools effectively after Boswell Amendment, with emphasis on exemptions for veterans and over-45s. The piece reflects ongoing debates between Poole and supporters of the tax.
A collection of quips and short notes mentions the parking woes of the machine age, meat controls, Christmas shopping, and a running Englishman in toothache. It notes whale bone weight, fighters with footwork, and a humorous Indiana town butcher golf tournament. The piece riffs on aging, work speed, and school memories with playful lines.
The United States monitors 28 current air pacts for clues to a worldwide agreement under PICAO. Bermuda terms guide liberal aviation rights while safety valves and route allocations face testing. Officials urge unified standards to stabilize rights and curb unilateral denouncements, highlighting Bermuda as a model and PICAO as potentially pivotal.
Radio programs listed for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with times across networks NBC ABC CBS MBS and local stations. Includes Supper Club News Commentary News and Comment, Cavalcade of America Inner Sanctum Lum Abner Howard Barlew Fat Man Detective Drama Benny Goodman and more.
In New York AP reports suspicions that feet widen from labor, affirmed by a fur retailer and designer. A C Fellman, wartime naval supplier, notes ex-3 men’s feet grew from daily wear by half to a full size over a few days.
The Housted County Home Demonstration Office will close tomorrow in observance of New Year's Day. County residents are advised to plan ahead for services and appointments.
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