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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1948

Page

6

Truman Seeks 570 Million to Aid Chinese Economy

A report notes President Truman earning approval for a 570 million dollar plan aimed at boosting the Chinese economy. Also described is a scene at New York LaGuardia Field where a 16 month old child named Francis Rebholz, born in Rome to an American father and Scandinavian mother, travels with airline staff on a flight to Copenhagen as a technical deportee from the ULS.

Dee Rosner New York LaGuardia Field Copenhagen Denmark ULS Rome Italy

Sparks Sees War With Reds If Germany Not Reached

Former Gov Chauncy Sparks warned of a coming conflict with Russia and urged U S efforts to forge German support. He proposed a central German political structure, monetary exchange, and tariff-free barter to win German confidence and prevent a Russia-influenced future.

Germany Russia Chauncy Sparks Kiwanis Club Dothat Kiwanis Club Sparks War Department FEPC

Red Cross Opens First Blood Center in South in Atlanta

The Southeast’s first Red Cross blood center opened in Atlanta to serve 43 surrounding chapters and aid military, veterans, and civilian hospitals. In Houston County donors have given 2133.50 dollars. a follow-up mailing and a county-wide house to house canvass are planned as the 1948 fund drive aims to finish by Saturday.

American Red Cross Atlanta Jack Ussery Houston County Red Cross Atlanta Center Red Cross Ussery Southeast Rocost Houston J. Theodore Jackson Albert West, Jr Special Gifte P. B. Mce Lauchlin Tatn

Scientists Find Evidence Of Primitive Mars Life

MT LOCKE Tex UP astronomers from Chicago and Texas report a practical closeup of Mars during its approach within 63 million miles. Infrared studies suggest lichen like life could exist in primitive form with polar ice caps made of water that retreat up to 108 miles daily as summer weather favors life-supporting conditions.

Mars MT. Locke Tex Chicago Texas Earth Gerard P. Kuiper Observatory Kuiper

New Tax Battle Over Marshall Plan Bookkeeping

Senate debate erupts as Republicans push a plan to spread Marshall Plan costs over two budget years, claiming surplus shifts enable more tax cuts. Opponents led by Senator Byrd argue the proposal is a paper maneuver with no real money change.

Washington Senate Byrd D-Way Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congress Millikin R-Cole Senate Finance Committee

Ozark Negro Jailed On Indictment For Intent To Murder

Ozark, Henderson Johnson, a Black man, is jailed on a charge of assault with intent to murder Houston Davis, a white employee of a local dry cleaning firm. A grand jury in Dale County indicted Johnson on the assault with intent to murder count.

Ozark Henderson Johnson Houston Davis J. D. Wilkerson Johnson Davis Wilkerson Dale Johnny Ward Echo Ward Foy Tyler Midland City Kenneth Sterling North Alabama Charlie Parrith Florida Sterlingg Richard Owens Troy James W. Hicks Joe Berry Gue Moore Ozark Negro Edison Mathews Ageau William Jones Prichard Negro Ac Eantt Jones John Frank McKinney Nes Grimes

Men and Women Qualify in Race for J P Beat Five

Two candidates for Beat Five justice of the peace in the county Democratic primary have qualified Probate Judge Albert Logue as the nominating official. The trio includes two men and three women. among them are T Avastin O Madrid and Mrs E d Rogers of Campbellton route one, Fla.

Albert Logue Justice of the Peace of T Avastin Madrid E.d Rogers Campbelton Fis

Boy Lang Trial Opens With 12 Jurors Listening

A Chicago jury of ten women and two men heard the case of 12 year old Howard Lang accused of killing Dr. de Lonnie Felick. Prosecutor Napoli described the slaying in opening statements as defense argues environment shaped the boy. The trial noted Lang’s theft the day before and his meeting with accomplices before the forest drive and alleged homicide.

Howard Lang Chicago Lonnie Fellick Howard Langs Alex Napoli de Lonnie Feliick Alma Lang Sanwel Andalman Amsene Andilaiii Napoli Lang Gerald Michalak Lee Lonnce Felick Michalak Thatcher Woods

Economic Front Today Highlights Shifts in Price Cuts and Policies

The Associated Press reports mixed signals on the economy with storekeepers noting price reductions yet persistently weak business during lent. Debates in Congress unfold over a proposed tax cut and a revised Marshall Plan bookkeeping scheme. Export license issuance for gas and fuel oil is paused for a four hour survey of foreign needs while a Chicago analyst forecasts inflation nearing eight percent by 1945 levels. Data from federal departments shows government expenditures and import activity under review as policy measures test market resilience.

Associated Press New York Corm Washington Senate Ruth Claton Lake Success Poland

Wallace Victory in Bronx Clouds Truman Chances

Wallace wins New York Bronx by election as third party candidate Wallace draws strong left wing support. The Bronx district, a Democratic stronghold, sees Wallace outperform Democrats and Republicans combined, challenging Truman’s November prospects and shaking Bronx party leadership.

Wallace Bronx Truman Lyle ¢. Wilson Washington UPI New York City Henry A. Wallace New York Distiit Maner Lherst Republicas Edward J. Flyne Tsacxon Karl Proppe Dean Alfange Joseph de Negrix

Grain Prices Fall Again in Chicago Market Slump

New York AP reports grain prices declined at Chicago with wheat down up to 4 3 4 cents per bushel while corn oats and soybeans moved mixed soybeans rose by 2 12 cents. Cattle were high at Chicago and hog prices steady to 25 cents lower per hundred pounds. Cocoa hides and butter also dropped amid weak retail demand and quiet trading conditions.

New York Chicago New York Exchange

Life Term Killer Slain in Atmore Prison

In Atmore Alabama a life term inmate was found slain in his cell with a razor wound. Sheriff Hixon said the victim was identified as George Phelps and died from the attack carried out by another inmate who was on duty at the time. Russell County authorities noted prior records and ongoing investigations into the prison fatality.

Atmore Ala Hixen Phelps Daisy Russell County Hixon Merserson Lee

Truman Proposes 570 Million in China Aid Noting Economic Deterioration

President Truman asks Congress for 570 million dollars to aid China by financing essential imports and select reconstruction projects while excluding direct military funding. He cites civil war delays and says the burden remains with the Chinese government as the US pursues relief aligned with the European Recovery Program.

John N. Steele Washington LLP Truman Congress China New China Natonatict Nanking Tate George C. Marshall Senate Chiang Kal-ahek

State Delegates Stand Sought By Mobile Democrats

Mobile Alabama activists urge national convention candidates and presidential electors to declare their civil rights positions. McCarvey favors a prequalification review after candidates meet May 4 deadlines, Boswell pushes for an executive committee meeting before March to set a party stance, while party leaders warn of a possible alternative gathering.

Mobile Tapi Alabama Chatman Gesenuer Pl McCarvey McCarvey Sai EL Claude Boswell Aoneetioe Trueman Cnib MecCarvey Howest Boswell AleCarvey Plate Mas McCarves Ita Pekron Eival State Democratic Baccassive Committee

Steel Roof Collapse Kills Four Workmen in Kingsport

A concrete and steel roof collapsed at a Kingsport site late yesterday, killing four workers and injuring twelve others. The accident occurred on the roof of a structure under construction, trapping several laborers as debris fell. Names of the deceased include several workers identified in local reports. Rescue teams worked through the night to recover victims and aid the injured.

Kingsport Tealding Albey One Star Trort Mathaniel Major Roberts D. Tetons Floya Tipton Larevice Tean Wiluarma

Costello Wins Irish Premiership as De Valera Falls

Dublin reports John A Costello defeated Eamon de Valera in Parliament to become Ireland’s leader. Costello, a renowned lawyer with ties to the government and Willian Cosgrave era, secured the post 74 to 70 amid a dramatic vote signaling a shift in Dublin’s leadership. De Valera’s bid for power ended after a long political career marked by landmark court cases.

Dublin Bare fAir John A Costello Eamon de Valera de Valera Borna New York Bes Poverniment Sane Paar Gestiva Getuin Fe Power Corte SA Costello Hatlucar Campratiaser Dahlia Peurtab Willian Cos Valera Mare

Mother and three children hurt in wagon crash near Hartford

A pickup collided with a wagon injuring Mrs. Sam Day 22 concussion and her children Charles 4 head lacerations Joe Ann 2 facial abrasions. The driver Joseph Clyde Lewis 37 of Geneva said he was blinded by oncoming lights. no charges filed. The wreck occurred two and a half miles west of Hartford on the Geneva Boulevard.

Hartford Tal Sam Day Charles Day Joe Ann Day Joseph Clyde Lewis Geneva Fried Draughon Here Geneva Blebway

Dothan Woman Wins Consent Judgment Against ACL

Mrs Mary Fiven Thornell of Dothan won a consent judgment against the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for the death of her husband near Cairo Georgia last May 24. Thornell said he fell from a train when the car lacked proper hand rails. The agreement was entered before Judge J Edgar Bowpo in Circuit Court.

Birmingham Aps Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Cairo Bmis Mary Fiven Thornell Thornell J. Edgar Bovwpo

High School Coach Packs Pistol After Threats by Klan

ROSSVILLE Ga AP An unnamed Marine said he was threatened by the Ku Klux Klan and carried a pistol in his pocket while guarding a Lakeview school gym after a basketball game. Neighbors reported late night intimidation as Klan members were said to patrol, while a separate incident saw a homeowner confront trespassers who shouted threats.

Rossville Ha King Klan Petah Walter Boaland Lakesien Ga Denethall Teem Sy Rasssiile Han Lakeviews Stirs Rowland Joe Klas Lakeview Armec Tren Pistole Beaird

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