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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
2
A religious quotation reflecting on divine allotment of power and reward. It notes that what is given is not at one’s own hand but by creation, with mercies blooming through judgment and thorns, and ends with a note of sweet relief and Whitier.
The House Labor and Education Committee seeks subpoena powers and a $50,000 appropriation to study labor disputes and inform legislation. Critics say executive agencies already handle such inquiries, but the panel argues bias under Democratic control. Chairman Hartley notes additional reasons, while reporters expose Roosevelt era statements and political maneuvering around presidential prospects.
A Fulton County Superior Court jury found Homer L. Loomis Jr. guilty of incitement to riot and sentenced him to 12 months in a public works camp. His appeal bond was set at 2000 dollars. Loomis led the Columbians, a fringe youth group, whose public notoriety sparked debate over its perceived threat and the case’s significance.
A sprawling piece traces presidential speculation and party pressure, noting Truman’s ongoing noncommittal stance while others push for a full term. It contrast Tennessee’s modernizing funds with Arkansas and Mississippi chatter, and ends by joking about a flood of gifts to the White House prompting a large freezer.
The piece reviews Senator McKellar of Tennessee, once a powerful Appropriations chair, facing a renewed Republican attack. It recounts past lapses, clashes with David Lilienthal, and petty patronage fights as McKellar sought re-election. The article portrays a veteran senator whose health and behavior sparked political capital for opponents.
The piece reports Gene Tunney to address the Asheville Rotary Club on What’s Wrong With Professional Sports in America. It cites Howard Osterhout’s call for character building and questions whether top-down regulation or bottom-up moral training is needed to curb fixing and bribery in sports.
A fragmented line quotes Senator Carl A. Hareh of New Mexico urging direct action over indirect attempts. The snippet implies a political debate or statement linked to a senate race and campaign rhetoric. The tone mirrors a local newspaper brief presenting a single quoted opinion without broader context.
A collection of quotes from political figures and experts touching on warfare, home life, education, foreign policy, and atomic weapon concerns. Notable names include Tobey, Forand, Eisenhower, Stimson, Blanding, Johnston, and McMahon, reflecting mid-century opinions on policy, war, and global governance.
The writer admits limited knowledge on Palestine yet notes it is a battleground for Jews Arabs and Britons. He reflects on personal inability to fully grasp each side’s fears while acknowledging UN involvement and the need for compassionate, cooling measures before any solution.
Miss Clyde Miller hosted the Molly Henderson YW A of First Baptist Church for a regular meeting with thirteen members present and one visitor Sue Sessions. The group called to order, heard committee reports, and announced a next meeting library fund offering. Used clothing was collected for overseas shipment to Baptist Warehouse, with packing duties assigned to Tommye Byrd Helen Smith and Jane Brooks. Devotions by Alita Lee Hilda Heath and Jane Brooks. program directed by Doris Harris on Unto His Own.
Radio listings cover a dense weekly schedule with stations CBS MBS and AP News presenting a mix of news commentaries, dramatic programs, music shows, and variety hours. Notable items include Supper Club Inner Sanctum Cavalcade of America Sherlock Holmes Drama and Nightly News updates, with multiple program times and hosts across hours. The closing line notes a historical note about cattle numbers declining due to government trapping.
Members respond to roll call on Jewish concerns and hear talks including The Jew in Business and Three Thousand Women Weeping. The auxiliary will study Shining as the Stars next, with a social hour and refreshments. The February 27 meeting is at Dorethy Andrews home.
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