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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1947

Page

6

Naval Hero Adm. Mitscher Dies at 60 in Norfolk Hospital

Adm. Marc A. Mitscher 60 renowned for leading Task Force 58 in Pacific victories died at Norfolk Naval Hospital after a heart attack. He had been hospitalized since last week and died in his sleep at 1:20 a.m. Survivors include his widow and sister. His career spanned commands from the NC-4 transatlantic flight to chief roles in naval aviation and the Eighth Fleet.

Dmiral Marc Mitscher Ies Norfolk Gene Wood Marc A. Mitscher Norfolk Naval Hospital Mitscher Navy Celuay Wiley Jie Fifth Naval District Navy Department Atic Virginia Beach Ides Pacific Wiliam F. Bull’ Hale Naval Eighth Fleet Bureau of Aeronautics Jittle Jimiy Jittle Tokyo Hampton Esther Hillsboro Vashon D.C Naval Academy Okiaa Colojo South Dakota Marck A. Mitscher Fabore Norfolk Naval Station

Potato Group Meet At Ashford Wednesday Afternoon

Houston County potato growers will meet at the Ashford farm market on Wednesday afternoon at two o clock. County Agent C M Ling will lead discussions on reproduction movement practices preservation and growing methods and seed and plant selection. A specialist from the extension service or agricultural experiment station will assist. Packing and shipping sweet potatoes tomorrow will be discussed with a demonstration on grading to show the desired market type.

Houston County Fet Ashford Farm C. M. Ling Towers Ing Vision Service Ashford Ling

Record Low Temperature Stuns Yukon Weather Staff

In AG AIRFIELD Yukon the 83 below reading at a weather station marked a new low for North American records. A recent shift in temperatures from day to day left the team astonished as the thermometer struggled to drop further. The 3 dollar mark noted as the lowest reading sparked awe among observers. Indigenous villagers sheltered nearby as crews noted the extreme cold.

Evangelism School In Dothan Led By Dr Bremer

Dr Harold Bremer of the general board of evangelism will direct a two week school of evangelism in Dothan. About 150 ministers will work in the district with membership campaigns while a supper conference will be held at Lafayette Street church for visiting ministers and laymen awaiting new members.

Harold Bremer Dothan Methodist Church Teest Fader Stree Dr. Bremer Nashville America Brewner New Life Movement Albert Day Columbus Atlanta M. Baker School of Evangelism

Slocomb Man Named To State Bank Board

Gov. James E. Folsom announced four new State Banking Board appointees. Slocomb resident Harry Harris joins alongside Jim Alston of Tuscaloosa Lott ie Gentry of Moulton and Myra Leak of Arab for four year terms. Brooks Glass continues as ex officio state superintendent of banks.

Montgomery James E. Folsom State Banking Board Nesbit Elmore Agriculture Center Board Agriculture Joe Povle Jim Alston Tuxcaloosa Lote Tie Gentry Moulton Myra Leak Arab Harry Harris Slocomb State Superintendent of Banks Brooks Glass Gadsden R. L. Adams York Fred A. Bloodworth Alabama City J. Marbury Rainer Birmingham L. Y. Dean, Ill Eufaula

Weekend Arrests Show Slight Decline

Weekend arrests edged down as county and city officers logged violations over the two day period. County officers arrested eight and city police booked 29 for misdemeanors including assault and battery disorderly conduct driving while intoxicated and public drunkenness.

Supreme Court Holds Off in Lewis United Mine Workers Case

Washington officials report the Supreme Court did not issue an arms ruling today in the John L Lewis and United Mine Workers case. Details on the court's consideration remain unclear as observers await the next docket action.

Washington Supreme Court John L Lewis United Mine Workers

Murder Suspect Again Fails to Surrender in Wiregrass Chase

Police, sheriff, and highway patrolmen pursued a murder suspect for three hours through rural roads near Greenfront between Webb and Columbia. The chase ended when the truck sped onto a highway and the suspect vanished, with officers unsure if he crossed near Ashford on Wednesday.

Greenfront Ruby Lee Collins Ashford Coe Cui Cunis Todh Kile Bufoot Man Collings Wille B Neerees

Voters Register At Courthouse Board Session

About 20 prospective voters registered at the courthouse as the board applied Amendment requirements. Miss Armstrong noted two judges were evaluating registrants with no state pattern of questions, while most applicants were asked about constitutional understanding.

Houston County Hetostraße Snore Fea Quive Armstrong Charmat

Dothan High Announces First Semester Honor Rolls

Dothan High School releases honor roll lists for the first semester led by principal T G Vaughan. First honors include Ruby Newbell Julia Less Alfred La Betty Harrison Mary Virla Patterson and others. Second honors feature Wallace Faulk Whitfield King Catherine Adams Raynell Alien Martha Jane Bell and numerous additional students.

Dothan High Senne T. G. Vaughan Ruby Newbell Julia Less Alfred la Betty Harrison Mary Virla Patterson Herbert Blumberg Peggy McAhley June Sexie Wallace Faulk Whitfield King Catherine Adams Raynell Alien Martha Jane Bell Martha Bozeman Warrena Cannon Jackie Cooley Betty Edgar Mary Ann Goodwin Elsie

Reds Hold Peiping Rail Line Amid Withdrawal Stand

Peiping Tientsin railroad remains blocked by Communist forces as the U S plans another withdrawal. Gen. Ta Tsung jen said garrison forces have been increased and the line may soon be free of interference. An estimated 2,900 Americans prepare to depart Peiping under heavy security while fighting continues along the corridor to the coast.

Peiping Peiping-Tientsin Tients Ine Ta Tsung-jen Generalissimo Rai Perpmeg China Pei Mile U. S. Marine Pou Hsu rosneBete Pevertementaire Senalt Dir

Dynamite Blast Injures Farmer Near Here

A farm incident injured J. N. Massee when a dynamite blast occurred nearby. The blast caused rib injuries and fever like symptoms as responders secured the scene and transported Massee for medical care. Police and officials investigated the accident and arranged medical assistance.

J. N. Massee Here

Halt Gruner Execution In Seething Palestine

A high government source said the execution of Dov Gruner, a member of the Trwun Zvai Leum, would be delayed indefinitely delaying the hanging planned for tomorrow. The seizure sparked anti British protests and evacuation orders for British women and children to avoid hindering military operations. The tense situation escalated as martial law was anticipated and reports described cities in Palestine preparing for possible combat with widespread disruption.

Elifa Simon Jerusalem Cub Dov Gruner Palestine Gruner Trwun Zvai Leum

Final Rotary Forum Scheduled Thursday

The Rotary Club announces a scheduled forum this Thursday at the City Hall. Local members plan a panel on community projects and future service initiatives with participation from area leaders.

Postman Knocks 11.3 Million Times for General Bradley

Hal Boyle notes the long public service of Veterans Administrator General Bradley who has influenced and assisted tens of thousands of ex soldiers. He outlines Bradley's shift from wartime leadership to postwar veteran adjustment and the substantial reach of his agency among veterans. Page 2.

Bradley Washington Cotprandig United States

Winter Weather Ahead Prompts Cold Wave Alerts

The Associated Press reports an impending severe cold wave sweeping the northern states and river valleys. Delays and frost warnings spread across multiple regions as temperatures plunge, with travel disruptions anticipated and residents urged to prepare.

Penner Sees Sharp Debate Over Russia

A heated exchange centers on Russia policy with observers noting partisan divisions. Analysts highlight conflicting views from lawmakers and experts as the debate intensifies across the Political scene.

Penner Russia

Taxi and Auto Involved in Saturday Accident

Report says a taxi and a car collided Saturday afternoon near Lawford Lounge. One driver was cited. both drivers escaped injury though the vehicles suffered clear damage.

Lawford Ad Arthur Sidaadiey Eniele

Congress hears calls for resignations over rent increase plan

Secretary of the Treasury Carey cited Maj. Gen. Fleming testimony as grounds for resignation from the Office of Temporary Controls chief. Fleming indicated support for a 10 percent rent rise if staffing shortages persist, but Carey urged Congress to fund an adequate staff.

Washington tAbBr James B. Catesy Senatora Philp B. Fleming Carey Fleming Senate Banking Committee OPA Congress Eberming Truman

Groundhog Shadow Forecast and Weather Oddities

Report of groundhog analysts and interpreters presenting an annual weather forecast with jokes and preposterous predictions. Names like Shadowgraphers and the team at Dogether Scouts appear along with humorous quotes and a mock weather book forecasting extreme cold or storms.

Pader Duiestian Ubap Wler Swallows Ao Lorenzo Shadow Pete Cea Dogether Robert Mhindstt

Truman Seeks Expanded War Powers For Food Rationing

President Truman pressed for new authority under the Second War Powers Act to ration sugar and control exports, imports, and refined products. He asked Congress for immediate action and extended authority through March 31 for three exemptions, citing needs in food and farm sectors. The proposal would also allow broader import and export controls, with limited wartime power to manage critical commodities.

Wasehngton Truman Todas Acker Dares Mies Pranian Lees Carsten Truitiat ecGr Trent Ford

Boy's Report Card Causes Runaway in Oregon

Gary Lee, 12, left home in Portland after fearing his report card showed no A grades. He wandered in cold rain for two days before being found. Parents explained that S and C stood for satisfactory and commendation, the top marks.

Portland Orc Gary Lee Gary Jessie Redburn

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