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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1949
Page
4
A Seattle reader argues men die sooner because they fret to prove superiority. The piece cites bids for male dominance in Congress and business as drains on energy, urging men to abandon wars, clichés, and pretense. The columnist notes the woman’s view that relaxing, accepting equality, and sharing duties would let men live longer.
Advertising claims that S88 Tonic boosts low blood strength and non organic anemia, improving appetite, energy, digestion, and skin glow. It extols rapid bodily energizing effects, citing millions of bottles sold and urging readers to buy at their drug store.
BAXLEY Ga ULP A former Appling County sheriff and four deputies face federal indictment for conspiracy to violate internal revenue laws on liquor making. They were free pending trial.
Former Savannah area sheriff Claude Williamson and Deputies Edward Smith Mark E Pickten Clifford Johnson and Edward Hall were arrested after a grand jury indictment. They faced 32 counts accusing them of making possessing concealing and selling unpaid whiskey and taking protection money while threatening witnesses. Williamson called the action political persecution.
The Chinese Hung or Triad Society claims the world’s largest secret society membership. Originating in 386 A D to spread religion, it later evolved into a political organization.
James Marlow reports that a Hoover Commission survey of 3,488 seniors across 4 colleges shows salary drives job choice. More than half prioritize pay, with private industry beating government on promotion prospects and pay. Government offers safety and better benefits, but attracts fewer students.
A Commission report shows government staff moves in three years total 6.7 million as wartime hires leave and peacetime hiring returns. Pay and advancement lag push many out, with 60 percent saying better private opportunities exist. Only 16 percent would rejoin, and 36 percent would urge others.
The Asiatic yak, a small member of the ox family, is valued by natives for its milk, edible flesh, and strength as a work animal.
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