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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

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Labor's Political Drive Slowed By Hartley Indictment

Labor leaders face a split in AFL and CIO loyalty as a federal grand jury indicts the CIO and its president Philip Murray under Taft Hartley. Indictment may chill union political spending, while factions within AFL and CIO hinder a unified campaign to defeat Taft Hartley supporters. Supreme Court action hoped before June recess, and internal discord delays AFL’s political education league and CIO PAC planning.

Norman Walker Swashington Labor AFL CIO Ei Federal Grand Jury Philip Murray Supreme Court High Tribunal Labor League For Political Education Political Action Committee Moceting Miami Bill Hutchinson AFL Carpenters Dan Tobin Washington Dent Truman Ben Laney Ark Sas

Southern Objections To Civil Rights Stand Thrashed Out

Arkansas Governor Ben Laney said he and four southern governors would meet with Democratic Party leaders in Washington to discuss objections to President Truman's civil rights program. The group, from Wakulla Springs, Fla, includes J. Strom Thurmond and Beauford Jester, with others from North Carolina and Virginia. They may press for withholding the Dixie electoral vote or a separate Southern convention if no action is taken. A Mississippi mass meeting in Jackson was planned to oppose Truman's civil rights endorsements amid Wright's plan to withhold the South's electoral votes.

Little Rock Ark Ben T. Laney Arkansas Washington J. Howard McGrath Truman Wakulla Springs Fla J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Laney Beauford Gregg Cherry North Carolina William H. Tuck Virginia McGrath Memphis Commercial Appeal Mr. Truman Dixie Commercial Appeal South Jackson Fielding L. Wright John Stennis D-Miss Mississippi U. S James O. Eastland Wright

Mardi Gras party tragedy near New Orleans claims two lives

The Mardi Gras visit ended in a crash when Doles led the group to turn back to New Orleans after foul weather. Bodies of Martin and Miss Dorothy Lou Robertson were recovered by railroad workers, with Mississippi patrolmen to remove two more. Robertson’s identity was confirmed via a Columbus, Georgia, tip. Martin, a theater chain owner with holdings across four states, traveled with his sons and two young women from Phenix City.

New Orleans Martin Elmore Steed Idle Hour Park Phenix City Ala Columbus Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee Ror F. Martin, Jr ED Martin

Unclear union figures prompt third party stand

A garbled passage notes unions representing about 1,250,000 CIO members showing support for Henry Wallace. It mentions a third party, Murray, and the CIO leadership reasserting position, with references to a year and ongoing political activity.

Abou CIOS Henry Wallace Murray CIO

Jewelers robbery trial heard from daughter of victim

In Birmingham the 15 year old Mary Arline Perry testified about events leading to the October 30 robbery of Louis W. Perry Jewelry Co. The witness described intruders forcing her father to reveal keys and the safe combination as Parsons and accomplices planned and carried out the loot.

Birmingham Mary Arline Perry G. B. Parsons Louis W. Perry Jewelry Co Lawrence Robert Duncan FBI Jacksonville Fla Miss Perry Perry Chicago George T. Eckerman, Jr Parsons John B Jack) Baker Duncan St. Clair Johnson

Plot In Costa Rica Nipped By Officials

Costa Rican troops and police crushed a plot to overthrow the government after violent unrest following Sunday's presidential election. A police officer was killed and several wounded as gangs wearing Republicano Nacional and Vanguardia Popular armbands spread through San Jose. Calderon Guardia, trailing by about 19,000 votes, accused fraud while Otito Ulate Blanco of Union Nacional claimed communist involvement and army plans were behind the bid. outgoing President Picado Michalski voiced confidence the move could be repelled.

San Jose Costa Rica Rafael Calderon Guardia Republicano Nacional Vancuardia Popular Communist Calderon Otito Ulate Blanco Union Nacional Party Ulate Teodoro Picado Michalski

Rubinoff to Sing at Methodist Church in Dothan

Nationally famous violinist Dave Rubinoff will be soloist at Foster Street Methodist Church Sunday morning and on a 15 minute program on WDIG Saturday night. His Dothan concert, sponsored by the Pilot Club, is at the city auditorium Sunday at 3 PM with tickets on sale at Harsisen Lisenby dall store. Program includes Warsaw Concerto Chopin Polonaise Clair de Lune and Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue.

Dave Rubinoff Foster Street Methodist WDIG Dothan Pilot Club City Auditorium Harsisen-Lisenby Dag Warsaw Chopin Gershun

Two Residence Permits Granted for Denton Street Homes

Two residence permits were issued for properties on Denton Street, AO and Gd N locations. The permits total about $4,000 in cost.

Denton Street

Dr C H Peltevint Returns To Dothan From Accident

Dr C H Peltevint a Dothan veterinarian and president of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce was moved from a Birmingham hospital to Frasier Ellis hospital in Dothan after an automobile crash. He suffered a broken leg and was said to be doing fine by his wife Mrs Peltevint. L D Durden, who accompanied him, was also injured in the collision while returning from a Jaycee meeting.

Duncan Jacksonville FBI Ossie Lee Marler Duncan Edward Calvin Wheeler Atlanta Charlie Spencer New York City Birmingham Kilby Ala Shelby County Chattanooga Tenn Wheeler Spencer C. H. Peltevint Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce Poltevint Frasier- Ellis Hospital

Salonika shelling parade parades guerrillas after three days of fighting

Thousands watch as captives march under weapon arms through Salonika led by blue and white shoulder patches. Guerrillas endure abuse, many wounded, amid claims of 140 killed by forces. Col Archimides Argyropoulos calls pursuit outcome satisfactory.

Salonika Alexander the Great Tsimiski Street C Corps Col. Archimides Argyropoulos

Government margins eyed to cool commodity fever

Creekmore testified that current margins on futures are voluntary and that government setting of margins could curb speculation. He argued that leaks are unlikely from Washington and that Congress would not know prior moves. Senator Thomas questioned market impact while Anderson urged action to stabilize prices and curb overspeculation.

Chicago Board of Trade Creekmore Maynard Senate Washington Congress Department of Agriculture Elmer Thomas Okla Thomas Clinton P. Anderson

Unclear fragments point to local notices and names

Fragmentary OCR mentions Joe Wise and Kee Oor engineer roles, FE Brown, and references to an "Observer" and "Bell saga" dated MAR SS Oates and SAO. Mention of Kooyce Bell and a sign at GO S. Oates with a $28 amount.

Joe Wise Kee FE Brown Bell Saga Mar

Soviet charges Britain and France aided Hitler to the east

The Soviet Information Bureau says Britain and France used Hitler as a tool via appeasement, releasing German archives selective to blame the Soviet Union. Tass cites London disclosures, notes Bevin's Feb 4 admission, and accuses Western powers of isolating the USSR while enabling the Munich crisis.

Great Britain France Adolf Hitler Soviet Information Bureau Tass London Foreign Office Fedor Gusev Alexander Cadogan Gusev British Britain State Department Ernest Bevin Washington Russia United States Soviet Union Munich Hitler

Cancer Cantrel topic fuels Exchange Club program

Janost of the Dothan Exchange Club spoke on cancer Cantrel and urged locating a cancer clinic in Dothan. The club agreed to sponsor a Go To Church sign if other civic groups join. Next week’s program honors Crime Prevention Week Feb 15 22. Calhoun leads local Crime Prevention efforts. model aviation plans discussed. 26 members and two guests attended.

Janost Dothan Exchange Club Dothan National Exchange Club Merry Calhoun Board of Control

Gandhi Ashes Ceremony Draws Massive Multitude At Allahabad

Crowds of Hindus gather along the Ganges Jumna confluence as Gandhi's ashes are poured into the river from a flower decked float. The day features ceremonies at Jamuna banks and Chowpatty Beach while guards and troops secure the routes amid a smoke filled sky of campfires.

Jurmana Chowpatty Arabian Sea Bombay Gandhi Dothan Ganges Jumna Allahabad Rasalabad Al-lahabad

Meat market report shows cattle hog prices steady to weak

AP dispatch details cattle and hog trading with estimated receipts for cattle 300 and hogs 200. Early sales show lower cattle prices with light demand, calves mixed with steady to slightly lower openings, hogs opening fully steady across weight classes, and sows and stags priced within stated ranges.

Valentine Dance Planned By Jaycees For Saturday Night

The Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a ladies night Valentine dance at Na pier Field veterans club this Saturday. It starts at 8 p.m. with music by the Southernaires. Tickets at 3.50 include two meals. Jaycees and Dr. R. L. Tindell chair the event. Members urged to attend with Valentines.

Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce Napier Field Veterans Club Southernaires Jaycees R. L. Tindell Jaycee

Economic trends show rising incomes and dividends in 1947

Personal incomes moved up slowly through May 1947 then rose sharply as second round wage increases appeared. Private wage payments reached 105 billion dollars, while government payrolls fell due to armed forces cuts. Farm income rose to 17 billion, dividend payments hit 6.8 billion, surpassing 1929 records.

Commerce Department

Judge Grayson Moose Chief to Speak at Courthouse Tonight

Judge Claude A. Grayson supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose will deliver the principal address at the Houston County courthouse at 7:30 p.m. as the Dothan Moose lodge is instituted. He presides over the 13th Alabama Judicial Circuit in Mobile. Over 200 candidates await initiation with degree and drill teams from the Panama City lodge assisting under regional director Ralph S. Campbell.

Claude A. Grayson The Loyal Order of Moose Dothan Moose Lodge Grayson Mobile Alabama Judicial Circuit Houston County Panama City Ralph S. Campbell

Republicans Weigh Foreign Policy Speeches in 1948 Race

Amas E. Dewey plans to push a constructive foreign policy ahead of a Greensburg speech as Taft Stassen and Vandenberg rally support in Minnesota and Michigan. Taft defends Marsh Plan while Stassen argues for smaller expenditures. Labor politics hinge on Taft Heartsley era issues as CIO Murray faces Taft-Hartley charges and governors plan a Feb 22 meeting on Truman civil rights program.

Amas E. Dewey Bi York Tyman Paul E. Dewey Goernor Robert A. Taft Minnesota Harold E. Stassen Taft Chan Indiana Stassen Greensburg Sena Arthur H. Vandenberg Mic Gan Lincoln Labor Swy

Made In Heaven Play Rescheduled for Feb 26

Lions Club and Service League organizers announce Made In Heaven will be staged at the City Auditorium next Thursday February 26. Lion’s President Bill Beck notes tickets holders were misinformed and the show was originally scheduled for tonight.

Dothan Lions Aisit Dothan Service League Lion’s Bill Beck City Auditorium

Incomen faith cited as market deterrent by Boylan

Boylan said investors lost interest in the market due to uncertainty over the final structure of the country and lack of understanding of how much money the United States will invest in the European aid program. He noted indecision and fear of economic direction as key factors dampening sentiment.

Boyland Boylan United SS

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