Dothan Eagle public notices and subscription details
The Dothan Eagle lists subscription rates by mail or carrier and details publication dates. It notes the paper is published in Alabama and Georgia regions with carrier and mail options, pricing per week and month, and telephone department contacts. It includes Associated Press credit and a standard notice about editorial policy and reader messages.
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Horace Ball Tereserse
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Let There Be Light and I Establish My Covenant
A 1946 reflection cites biblical and contemporary lines on shame and conscience. It contrasts prophetic diction from Ezekiel with a line attributed to George Bernard Shaw, noting society’s deep-seated embarrassment about self, kin, income, accents, opinions, and experiences within a charged era of moral scrutiny.
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John Lewis
Steel price rise tied to wage hikes fuels strike end
The steel strike's resolution hinges on how much the price of steel can rise to offset worker wage increases. Government recommended raises, industry demands, and the price pass-through to consumers in autos, appliances, and other goods shape the settlement. Public squeeze and potential wage-price dynamics risk broad economic impact as policy nudges other industries toward similar increases.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
Cerling
Government tax plans a burden on fixed incomes
The discussion argues that tax increases reduce the purchasing power of pensions, savings, and annuities. It questions whether higher government spending translates into proportional gains in roads and services, noting the real harm to those on fixed incomes.
Soviet Election in Russia Report Described as Take It or Leave It
The first post 1937 election in Russia reportedly drew over 100 million ballots with no candidate choice. Voters faced a blank ballot to signal opposition or support the Communist ticket, with Radio Moscow claiming 96 percent turnout amid strong enthusiasm. The piece notes the election seems fixed by American standards but presents it as a starkly different experience for Russians.
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Moscow
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Politcal
Brief Tempest Over VA Crisis Named by John Steele
John Steele of the American Legion stirred a storm by accusing Gen Omar Bradley of a VA breakdown. Bradley weathered the attack with support from President Truman and Gen Eisenhower. The clash centered on a veterans hospital site Steele preferred and questions about VA management as mobilization boosts workloads. Other veterans groups weigh in as debate continues.
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American Legion
Omar Bradley
Veterans Administration
Gen. Bradley
Trueman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sadiq Gen. Bradley
Steele
Veterans Hospital
Gen Bradley
Legion
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Leahy Warns Truman as Russia Policy Sparks Debate
A column recounts Senate and White House debates on postwar strategy with Leahy urging a firm stance against Russia while warning of new fronts and potential war. It notes Truman’s caution, Byrnes’ Moscow policy, and fears of appeasement, plus remarks on 1080 poison policy and demobilization debates affecting fathers’ discharge.
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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
Commentary links wartime trials to moral standards and the need to maintain indignation without eroding military and civilian conduct. The piece threads MacArthur’s stance on Yamashita and broader issues of war, labor strikes, and civil rights. It cautions against letting political fights threaten the nation’s economic and social fabric.
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Farmers Face Steady Price Pressures and Discharge Rise
A 500,000 soldiers are set to be discharged by July 1 as dairy and steel price signals hint at rising costs. Milk cans and related equipment may jump from 168 to 190, lifting farm input prices across the West. Congress critiqued diplomats’ pay while Montana Democrat Mike Mansfield opposes Burt Wheeler. General Motors chief Charles E. Wilson earns 459,000 annually, surpassing combined top federal salaries.
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Mat Neely
West Virginia
General Motors
Charles KE. Wilson
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Sell Syndicate, Inc
Radio Programs on the Networks Tuesday Schedule
Radio listings show a varied Tuesday lineup with 6:00 to 10:00 PM programs across networks. Notable items include News from the World, The Raymond Jam Singing Show, A Date With Judy drama, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, and the Falcones Adventures. Also listed are sports, variety shows, and music programs with multiple hosts and orchestras.
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Croshy
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Melody and Program Guide Highlights from AP News Radio
A compact listing of radio segments and musical features from AP News notices. Includes Harmony Hawaiiana, Farm Hour, Rhythm Roundup, and Melody Review with times like 3:00 and 4:01. Names such as Morton Downey, Lyle Yan, and John Hayward appear with various broadcasts.
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Erekine Johnson
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Letter to the Editor on soldiers and the draft
The Eagle prints a reader letter critiquing Rabbi Wolf s Sunday piece. The writer, citing Army service in America and overseas, argues soldiers are homesick for maturity not propaganda and claims draft boards have sometimes drafted unsuitable men for the Army.
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the Eagle
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Widow of Wervershoof: symbol of Dutch resistance kindness
In Amsterdam, Dewitt Mackenzie and his guide find a sturdy Dutch widow who fed the hungry during the Nazi occupation. Hidden underground agents slept in her haymow while she risked her life aiding the underground, aiding thousands in need and becoming a symbol of courage and sacrifice.
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Travrier
Amsterdam
Holland
Werversbort
Wiolly
Wervershoe
Army draft fairness sparks veteran protest and discontent
Herman E Cor argues draft boards unfairly affected many soldiers with high points, causing resentment and apathy among troops in occupation zones. He asserts redeployment biases and rigid replacements degrade morale, defending combat veterans against pro German sympathy.
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South Pacific
United States
Herman E
Cor
Untitled fragmentary note on wartime Netherlands trial figure
A fragmentary text references assistance to a person during days of Holland's trial, mentioning the Netherlands, torture, and an unknown widow. The readable parts imply a historical wartime context with names obscured and unclear punctuation.
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Holland
Netherlands
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