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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1945
Page
5
Wickingsos reports on rural radio funding and new frequencies in postwar communication policy. officials debate allocation impacts, with talk of walkie talkie programs, railroad radio records, and elevated costs. The piece notes early-stage changes and the push to improve coverage in rural areas.
A prehearing report outlines proposed postwar television spectrum allocations from 44 to 108 megacycles with six channels set between 44 and 84 megacycles and adjustments to 180 to 216 megacycles. The plan stresses final allocations await equipment and manpower and notes a later hearing on February 14 for oral arguments or objections.
Hal Allen former sports editor of the Mason News returns to Georgia on 30 day leave from a world voyage with the Merchant Marine to visit his family. He warns cutbacks could strain Pacific supply before Japan's defeat. The piece discusses radio and television frequency shifts from 42 50 to 84 102 megacycles and the impact on receivers and transmitters, plus walkie talkie allocations and civilian life potential.
Ozark sergeant Lt Lawrence Grover of Somerville Maine commands 38 enlisted troopers in the 121st Infantry known as Grover's Ghosts. The white hooded raiders raid enemy lines in Normandy operations under the Eighth Division with five casualties in five raids.
Henry County Post Now American Legion announces a Tuesday night meeting at City Hall in Heedland. Commander Grover Ray will address the gathering with J Howard Johnson and Mac Gregors attending. A Dutch supper follows the business session. Bottles used in England in the eighteenth century are noted.
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