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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1948
Page
7
The Rev. Calvert Alexander asserts Chinese Communists are killing American missionaries in northern China and seizing church property. He cites Catholic and Protestant losses, arrests, fines, expulsions, and executions under a campaign described as class war.
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes a three country push by Moscow to dominate the Mediterranean and Middle East. Turkey guards the strait while Greece and Iran offer strategic value, with U S aid shaping the balance as Tehran and Ankara resist Soviet pressure. The piece notes Turkish ambassadorship recalls and Greece receiving U S reconnaissance planes amid broader Cold War tensions. It warns that control of the region hinges on American aid and Congressional decisions as funding runs out.
Dorothy Dix reviews a campaign by young women to force direct marriage asks, noting their frustration with men who court but avoid proposals. The column mocks perpetual dancing and dinners as stealthy approaches to love.
A fragment discusses male hesitation in proposing, noting that timing aligns with a four year cycle. It urges men to choose confidence, balance strength and gentleness, and to act decisively when ready, using witty metaphors about appetites, honesty, and clever rhetoric.
A Jackson dairy project drew more than 300 interested farmers and business leaders at a courthouse meeting in Marianna. Attendees included Willig of Greenw illness and county Farm Bureau members. Cassander of the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for expanding dairying in the area.
Louis F. Bass of the chamber outlines a specialised dairy program and processing plant. Dow farmers pledge 450 purebred cows by July 1, 700 by October, and 1,200 by January 1 to supply about 2,400 gallons of milk daily. A follow up meeting in two weeks will finalize plans.
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