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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1951
Page
3
Washington AP outlines how 1950 income taxes are filed using three forms. It explains which form fits different income levels, including 1040 long and short forms and 1040A, with rules for joint returns and deductions, and notes future coverage on exemptions.
A sharp clear noise from a loose connecting rod is most noticeable when the engine runs fast and the car moves down the bill.
Geneva Alabama Rotarians plan a banquet for about 36 members and invited farmers to discuss Alabama beer production and cattle business. Guest speaker W H Gregory of the AFI Extension Service Auburn will address beef producers and local economic ties with civic leaders.
ATLANTA GA Gov Herman Talmadge signed the repeal of the Gholston formula for distributing secondary road money. The new law creates a simple one third split for county roads not in the state system one third for unpaved roads and one third at the Highway Department's discretion. Former State Sen J Knox Gholston defended the original plan but failed to stop its repeal.
Dorié Carpenter of Elba, state vice president of the Alabama Association Future Homemakers of America, attended the Florida State Fair in Tampa last weekend. A group of 12 FHA and FFA representatives from the Southeast were chosen by ACL to receive the trip in recognition of improving agricultural programs and homes.
Andrew Jackson, aged 13, joined the Revolutionary War and was captured by the British at Waxhaw Church. He was held in the Camden stockade where he contracted smallpox.
The motto accompanies a coat of arms crest or badge and originally served as the battle cry of the knight to whom the device belonged, signaling allegiance and identity in combat.
The House approved repeal by 18 to 9 and the Senate by 4 to 5. Senators Howard Willingham of Marietta and George J. Smeith of Swainsboro led the effort through both chambers, steering the measure to passage.
A World Today analysis discusses Eisenhower's call to build for peace while warning that the balance of power between Soviet blocs and democracies hinges on economic and military strength. It notes the Ruhr region's wartime destruction, Germany's coal and steel output, and the need for a Western defensive force to preserve peace.
A statewide review shows nearly 150 dairymen dropped unknowns as DHIA records helped identify low producers. About 1,200 cows were unprofitable this year, with 13 counties operating DHIA associations. The program tracks each cow’s production and feed costs, revealing monthly profits or losses and improving efficiency through targeted feeding and culling decisions.
A Southern Comp airings note about Chinese compasses often pointing south, a feasible arrangement since a magnetized needle directs itself to the magnetic north-south direction, per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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