Local Daily Eagle 1948 subscription, editor names, ads
The Dothan Eagle details subscription rates by carrier and mail, service areas Alabama Georgia Florida, and lists editorial staff and offices. It includes Associated Press rights, misspoken misstatements policy, and a political opinion on tax collection featuring Miss Kelloms.
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Communism and God by Joseph Stalin critique
A reflective essay argues Stalin’s anti religious stance conflicts with God’s teachings. It asserts communism cannot coexist with faith, warns atheistic regimes threaten believers, and urges American Christians to stay vigilant and prayerful against competing ideologies.
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America
Russia
Hitler
Juke Boxes Approved as ABC Board Experiment
Alabama ABC Board authorizes juke boxes in beer selling venues as a temporary experiment to gauge public welfare impact. No end date set. program likely limited to hotspot areas. Critics warn expansion could threaten strict liquor control and local option power. The move will be watched closely as music and alcohol mix in the state.
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Alabama Alcholic Beverage Control Board
ABC
Alabama
Westport Woman Defies Tax Government Plan
Miss Vivien Kellems of Westport Connecticut emerges as a bold figure, challenging government tax plans by refusing to pay taxes herself and aiming to withhold payroll taxes for her employees. She promotes her stance while speaking in Los Angeles, portraying herself as a test case against federal taxation.
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Uncle Sam
Miss Kelloms
Winchellism on Alabama divorces sparks brief kerfuffle
Walter Winchell claimed on Feb 1 that Alabama allowed 24 hour divorces. Alabama papers corrected him noting a quick divorce requires a sworn intention to residence. Winchell retorted that you can still get a divorce in Alabama in 24 hours if you know the right people.
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Walter Winchell
Alabama
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Senator Hill rules out vice presidency bid
A Birmingham dinner speaker urged Senator Lister Hill as vice president. Hill responded that he is not a candidate and has no plans to run. He wants to continue serving in the U.S. Senate and expresses gratitude to Alabama for its support.
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Lister Hill
Washington
Alabama
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U. Ss
Ed Flynn Aims At White House Power Shuffle
A Washington column reports Ed Flynn persuading Truman to appoint Paul Bowen to the Securities and Exchange Commission and to make Ed Hanrahan chairman. Flynn seeks to influence policy favoring Wall Street tied holdings while Hanrahan and Bowen pledge mutual support. The piece notes Alice Roosevelt Longworth quips and shifts in New York political dynamics affecting Dewey and Wallace.
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Regional institutions key to Southern higher learning gains
Governor Caldwell hails Wakulla Springs accord for regional universities as the South paths a first class graduate system. Dr George D Palmer of Alabama warns the lack of PhD trained Southerners who stay home after studies, urging joint state action and constitutional feasibility. Education from primary to graduate school is urged as the great Southern answer.
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George D. Palmer
University of Alabama
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Supreme Court
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Chauncey Sparks
Alabama
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Potomac
Quotes on postwar policy and inflation rhetoric
A collage of statements from political and economic figures on rent control, European aid oversight, Marshal Plan urgency, antiinflation measures, and consumer prices. Notable names include Tighe Woods John J McCloy Will Clayton John Foster Dulles Jimmy Conzelman Ernest Bevin Helen Gahagan Douglas and others. The range spans housing, aid distribution, currency, and fiscal policy debates.
Bonifay Mayor Adams Holds Four Jobs at 72
George F. Adams, at age 65, serves as Bonifay city mayor, city clerk, tax collector, and tax assessor, plus bookkeeping duties. He says the load is heavy, pays $100 a month, and he plans to retire from politics though he has run seven campaigns. Bonifay prospers with growing sweet potato industry, new plant expansions, and a solid financial footing.
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Dothan High Names Six Honor Students
Dothan High inducted six new National Honor Society members during a semi annual assembly led by chapter president Ann Houghan. Lori Morris explained the society's constitution while Alfred Salts spoke on the emblem and Betty Harrison Ann Wise Virginia Patterson and Bett Ward covered the four cardinal points of scholarship leadership character and service. New members Charles Clearman Homer Meek Glenn Swicegood Gloria Golschly nna Locke Sara Segrest were invited to the stage for the pledge.
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Deohan High School
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Studen
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Alfred Salts
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Ann Wise
Mar Virginia Patterson
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Wet Charles Clearman
Homer Meek Glenn Swicegood
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Reading list of historic terms and figures from public addresses
The text cites Woodrow Wilson using 6221 words in 75 public addresses and over 60 000 words in his books. It estimates the U.S. Capitol building value at 25 400 000 dollars and suggests Argentina spans about 200 000 square miles of forests. It notes Keramos as the Greek mythic patron of potters and ceramic tiles named after him.
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United States Capitol
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