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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
4
The piece warns that China faces grave economic political and military chaos possibly leading to disintegration. It notes outside aid is needed on a vast scale while Chiang Kai-shek's regime suppresses Lunar New Year celebrations amid famine inflation and unclear disaster estimates.
An editorial discusses the Chinese civil conflict and the risk of a Moscow-dominated Far East if Manchuria falls to communists. It notes Chiang Kai-shek’s government, Soviet backing charges, and U S aid requests as China faces collapse. Also covered is a Social Security card misuse warning from Scott in Dothan.
The Alabama Press Association holds its 77th annual convention in Birmingham with opening roundtable discussions on advertising editorials and promotion problems. Harry S. Ashmore editorial page director of the Little Rock Gazette will speak at a banquet. Victor Portman of the Kentucky Press Association will lead an advertising discussion tomorrow. Don H. Jones of the University of Missouri School of Journalism will participate in a session.
CHATTANOOGA, (UF) Ten leaders of the Delly Pond Church congregation were cited under a new state law restricting headlining ceremonies in worship. The case marks the first conviction under the law enacted after two worshippers perished in Cleveland, Ohio.
ABBEVILLE W B Ward principal of Henry County Training School and president of the county colored teachers organization gave the main address at a recent meeting of Negro teachers at the Abbeville Negro school. Rev L O Bryant led a devotional period to start the program and county farmers and home makers confer ence speakers are planned.
A Benelule minister received a gold watch from the U S president for aiding an American on Hiva Oa in 1864. The watch, battered by Kekela during sermons, now rests with the Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society. Also noted are tips on beating egg whites free of fat for best results.
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