Dothan Army Recruiting Exceeds First Area Quota
Maj. Joseph R. Pickett reports the Fourth Service Command the first in the United States to pass its 70 000 minimum enlistment quota with 74 415 by January 14 1946. Dothan Army Recruiting Station has recruited over 300 men from the Wiregrass area, with nearly half enlisted this year due to canvassing in surrounding communities. A command letter commends the station and personnel for surpassing the quota and aims for 200 000 enlistments by June 30.
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Joseph R. Pickett
Dothan Army
Alabama
Dothan
Pickett
Recrmung
Dothant
Atlanta
Macon Interests Buy Gadsden Times
Carriage Walls president of General Newspapers Inc of Macon Georgia announced the purchase of the Gadsden Times Publishing Company stock from Mrs Nelle N Mudd The paper will continue to be edited and managed by Gadsden people as before per Walls
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Carriage Walls
General Newspapers, Inc
Macon
Nelle N. Mudd
Gadsden Times Publishing Company
Gadsden
Walls
Probe death case Birmingham cave dweller found dead
Jefferson County authorities investigated the death of Fred Eaton a three year old cave dweller whose burned body was found in a ditch near the Mulga mining community in Alabama authorities report the incident as a serious inquiry and await autopsy results or further leads from the scene.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Fred Eaton
Relief Ad for Creomulsion Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the decisive cure for coughs and chest colds warning chronic bronchitis safety if untreated. It claims immediate action to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed throat membranes and promises money back if not satisfied.
Cocked Hats and Epaulettes May Leave Navy Dress
Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal said in an annual report to President Truman that historic cocked hats frock coats and gold epaulettes worn by officers may be discarded. The changes are being considered across officers uniforms though not as aggressively as enlisted attire. The old dress pieces will likely not return.
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Navy
Truman
James Forrestal
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