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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1951

Page

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Death Toll Hits 82 In Train Disaster

The 82 killed in a Pennsylvania Railroad commuter wreck near Woodbridge as 900 passengers rode crowded cars halted by a strike. FBI opened a probe amid reports of possible criminal negligence. Rescue crews toiled through twisted steel and burning wreckage as investigators from state and federal agencies examined the trestle collapse and train speed.

FBI Federal Bureau New York City Theodore Parsons America Trenton Nashville Tenn John M. Roach Woodbridge Pennsylvania Speeial Wain Tive Jersey Central Switche Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Alfred E. Drissoll New ,Jersey Middlesex Alex Abel Pennsylvania Railroad Rockville Centre N.Y Long Island Richmond Hl W. Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons Pennsylvania Raiilroad Page

Night Express Crash On Jersey Rail Kills Many

A bright red commuter train derailed on a wooden trestle near Jersey’s North Shore in wintry darkness. Passengers describe chaos as passengers, mostly workers and shoppers, were trapped or killed. Survivors recount shattered cars, burning wreckage, and harrowing rescues as authorities work through the mass of injured and deceased.

Charles F. Capaldo Frances Lewine Woodlridge Jersey North Shore Mit Pennsylvania Railroad Teabella Cartington Asbury Park Josephine Bryde Helmar Reg Leslie Cavanaugh Sea Gitt Mary Mikulchik Arthur Wissner Elberon Wissner Tors

Attlee Ouster Vote Looms As Censure Debate Heats Up

Britain faces a pivotal censure vote as Prime Minister Attlee's Labour government nears a potential collapse. Churchill’s Conservatives press to nationalize steel, with the Commons split as illness and absences threaten the government’s slim margin. A general election could follow if the motion fails. Meanwhile in Washington, price controls target black market meat by tightening slaughter regulations and shifting enforcement to the Justice Department.

Jackey FOX London Britain Sn Cammons Clement R. Attlee Winston Churchill Churchill Will Rome I P. An Commons Churchil George VI Gallup Honepolle Washington Office of Price Stabilization AOPS Pear Justice Department OFS Ops Stresf Michael V. Digalle Toledo Charles E. Wilson Tepteyel Committee Wack Market Distributing

Automobile Accident Claims Second Life In Dothan Area

Eddie Deese of Midland City died in a Dothan hospital shortly before noon today of injuries suffered in an automobile accident five miles north of Dothan. The crash also claimed the life of David G. Kennedy, 34, of Midland City route two, with both men the sole passengers in a car that overturned after a curve. Deese reportedly regained consciousness at the hospital.

Eddie Deese Midland City Dothon Jon 27 Dothan David G. Kernedy Deese Sever

US Opposes UN World Press Pact Over La Prensa Case

The United States pressed objections to a UN draft treaty on press freedom citing Argentina's La Prensa suspension as a test case. Delegate Carson Binder argued the draft would not curb censorship and would not aid La Prensa in Buenos Aires. The UN committee planned to finalize its report and send it to governments before the July session in Geneva.

Lake Success United States Argentina la Prensa Carson Binde Juan Peron Binder Buens Aires UN Economic N and Social Council Geneva

Rail Walkout Lingering Across Railroads And Unions

The recent worker walkout continues with scattered back to work moves but no nationwide return. Several rail centers report limited movement while Chicago St Louis Cleveland Minneapolis and St Paul show little activity. The National Mediation Board met unions in Washington seeking written demands for a new wage framework.

Associated Press Elion England Nore Mal Cnic Csricis Irey Chicago St. Tous Cleveland Minneapolis Paul Washinton Grdeier Wasi Bur-inglon Quinex Filmbee Siylehmen Milwaukee File Gun Drikvtard National Mediation Board Washington Brotherhoods

City Endures Severe Wind and Cold Blast

A sharp cold wind swept through the city causing damaged plate glass windows across downtown and at several businesses. The Pepsi Cola Bottling plant under construction sustained heavy damage as a roof segment tore off. The blast also affected Sears Roebuck, Harris Furniture, Saliba Appliance, and the Veterans Training Center among others, with debris and broken glass reported along Main Street.

Pepsi-Cala West Crawsford South Alice Streets Alice Street Harrie Furniture Hotjiling Sears-Roebuck Harris Furniture Veteran's Training Center Saliba B. C. Moore and Sons UN Military Salon Main Street Ancon Zign el Trottis Na 13 Garage & National Pranut

Isolationism Beaten Anew Sparkman Tells Democrats

New York, AP. Senator John J. Sparkman declared that isolationism is defeated and national unity is forming as the United States sharpens its foreign policy. He urged unwavering commitment to collective security, the United Nations, and continued European defense, speaking at the State Democratic Dinner honoring Senator Herbert Lehman at the Waldorf-Astoria.

New York Tyotatiosisen John J. Sparkman Alabama U.S Dipter U. S Sparkman United Nations Free World Americcan Europe United States Free World of America Democratic Party Waldorf - Astoria Hotel Herbert H. Lehman America

Reports Show Capital OKayed MacArthur End Of War Drive

General MacArthur’s planned Northwest Korea offensive last November was reportedly approved in advance by U S military leaders. Critics blamed him for provoking Chinese intervention. MacArthur argued Peiping acted first. A well informed American source said major moves are submitted to Washington before execution.

Torgias MacArthur Northwest U. S Washington MacArthur Seoul Peiping Korea United Nations North

UN Forces Attack Last Defense Line Guarding Capital

Allied ground forces press toward Seoul as three tank columns push from the plains toward the capital. Doughboys drive Reds from hills north and south of Seoul while Task Forces Fisher Bartley and Dolvin advance on routes toward Han River and central Korea. Infantry clash on ridges near Anyang as US troops reclaim ground and push toward the old parallel.

Clen Clements Torycap Seoul Hon River United Nations Soh Korea Kangnung Fisher Han River Bartley Anyang Lewis Milleit Dartmouth Masa Jaatd Millett Korea Fifth Corps Hongchong- Hoengsong South Korea

Plan To Make Rucker Federal Area Explored

Dale County Representative Jesse B Adams says he is exploring legislation for the May session to make the 59,000 acres of Camp Rucker ceded territory a permanent federal domain. The move would surrender state rights and give exclusive federal control, potentially aiding Rucker’s status as a permanent military installation and opening Wherry Housing Act financing for local housing.

Dale County Jesse B. Adams St Ozark Rucker Asistas Sta of Alabama Adama Sai Btata Adams Pear

Plans Set for Allied Sea Force Command

Washington reports that NATO planners near completion of a supreme allied command for the North Atlantic area with Admiral Willam M. Fechteler to head. The plan envisions combined ships subs aircraft from 10 nations to protect sea lanes and coordinate open ocean defense in wartime. The United States would bear major responsibility for North Atlantic protection under the proposed command structure.

Washington Willan M. Fechteler Fleet Supreme Allied Command Organization North Atlantic Ocean North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Allied Command Europa Aurface Eisenhower Belgium Canada Denmark France Iceland Netherlands Norway Portugal United Kingdom United States Luxembourg Italy Mediterranean

Jaycees Launch Citywide Old Newspapers Drive

Jaycees announce a citywide collection drive to gather old newspapers for fundraising and downtown beautification. Truck crews will pick up bundles weekly with notices on each truck. the effort aims to fund a white paint program for trash baskets and other downtown receptacles.

Jaycees Junior Charter of Commerce Saycve Jack Turney Jaycee Group Napier Fiels Sore Ae Beneko Orgenizala

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