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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1944

Page

2

Army dental clinics at Camp Rucker expand to five installations

Camp Rucker's dental service has grown from a single a frame building and 14 staff to five installations with two labs and full modern dentistry. Thousands of troops receive care monthly as plates and bridges are made in house. The program includes hospital patients and training unit personnel with civilian skill training. Col. Arthird Brown, a 25 year veteran, leads the Camp Dental Surgeon unit with a long record including World War I service.

Camp Rucke Camp Rucker Station Hospital Dental Service Camp Fucker Regular Army Dental Corps Col Arthird. Brown AEF Philippine Department United States Jem Fssid Vons Army Sarvice UV. 8 Army Signal Corps

Mystery fate of fallen U.S. fliers in Japanese hands

War correspondent report from AM Advanced in the Pacific notes uncertainty over what happens to airmen who crash or are shot down near Rabaul. General Mitch and Col. Connell say captors may treat downed pilots by rank, with no reliable knowledge. The piece describes pilots hoping to survive and avoid capture in hostile territory.

Fred Hampson Rabaul Japanese Hants Ralph J. Mitch New Britain Cons Bolomons W. H. Connell Fort Valley Tooon

Jackson County Candidates File For State Legislature

Jackson County lists seven candidates qualified for state legislative posts and several for county offices. Group 2 contenders include W. R. Dixon J. E. Lembe B. T. Smith Merrell Clark W. Pooser Clyde Mayhall C. L. Alford. Other incumbents seeking posts include Fate Barnfield for county judge C. Z. Reddick sheriff Leo Sima tax collector L. F. Matthews J. W. Ketcham commissioners in district 5 Curtis Drickson commissioner in district.

C. 2 Reddick Leo Sima L. F. Matthews J. W. Ketcham Curtis Drickson

Rationing Groups To Meet Wednesday

All boards of the Houston county War Price and Rationing Board will meet Wednesday of next week instead of the regular Tuesday meeting. The change was announced Saturday morning at the Board office due to members being in charge of election machines in Tuesday's primary. The three board meetings run from 1 to 12 am, and the fanline board sits from 1 to 4 pm.

Houston County War Price and Rationing Board

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An ad touts Ru-Ex as a home remedy for rheumatic pain saying a two week supply mixed with water relieves pain quickly. It promises easy two daily doses and a guarantee through drugstores if no improvement, with return allowed for a refund.

Netter Ethan Drug and Drug

January curb market sales total 38444

Houston County curb market reported last month sales of 38444 with Miss Fran Mallette, home demonstration agent, noting products such as mustard, turnips, collards, Irish potatoes, fryers, butter, sweet potatoes, onions, radishes, fresh meat, dried fruits and vegetables and syrup. The market on West Crawford Street operated Tuesday and Saturday mornings.

Houston County Fran Mallette West Crawford Street

475 Exams Made At Lab In Month

The January report of the De than Branch Laboratory shows 475 specimens examined with 96 positive, 305 negative, and six doubtful. Two positive rabies tests occurred, one from a dog in Ozark and one from a fox in Enterprise, plus positives for tuberculosis, diphtheria, typhus fever, venereal diseases, and amoebic dysentery.

Dethan Branch Annie Irwin Cooper Ozark Enterprise

U S Exports Rise Sharply in Lend Lease Era 1843

U S exports for the first nine months of 1843 totaled 9.197 billion dollars, up from 5.575 billion a year earlier, driven mainly by lend-lease arrangements and increased shipments abroad.

U. S

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