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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1946
Page
2
The text outlines editorial notices and press service details from the Dothon Eagle-Pubiiated and The Associated Press style, including crediting practices and publication standards. It references carriers, dates, and areas in Alabama, Florida, and Illinois with mentions of offices and agencies.
The City of Dothan becomes sole owner of the Dothan Recreation Center after the Federal Works Administration releases title following acceptance of the city's payment. A citizens committee from civic groups, women, and veterans is to craft an operating plan ensuring wide community access and use of facilities.
The Emperor walked amid bomb scarred streets from Tokyo to Yokohama as premier Shidehara warned decades of rebuilding ahead. Aimed at shaping U S sympathy, the visit followed interviews with Atsencah editors and a plea for foreign trade restoration to aid livelihoods and peace.
A Washington lobby of price control critics argues government interference delays reconversion and risks shortages. They urge expanding production to eliminate shortages, reduce reliance on GPA, and restore free enterprise by letting supply meet demand without federal meddling.
President Truman faced fresh comments amid the steel labor clash as officials quoted by reporters described optimism that proved hard to sustain. The exchange highlighted partisan tensions and the administration’s debated stance on steel workers' rights.
Governor Wallgren pressed for higher lumber price ceilings and rapid mill output to aid housing, jobs, and state needs. He urged selling government metal plants and accused big timber firms of stifling competition. Truman considered talks with RFC while Wallgren eyed Alaska guest plans. He also noted concerns about unemployment and the housing program.
A Durham editorial urges better manners between races as a path to improved race relations. It cites a mayoral committee’s resolution calling on both Negro and white residents to be punctual, courteous, and responsible, while noting leadership must also address white expectations and reciprocal respect. The piece emphasizes mutual obligation and practical civility over broad accusations or slogans.
A biblical quotation from Isaiah is paired with a Bailey reflection on humility. The piece emphasizes that lowliness forms the base of virtue and that those who do the lowest acts build the safest character. The language frames humility as central to righteousness and divine judgment.
World traveler reports Essen, once a vast armament hub in the Ruhr, as 365000 residents endure life among ruins. Many live in cellars or improvised shelters. mines still operate as reconstruction lags, while displaced families seek new housing and outlets.
A Dothan reader reports relief from bloating gas pain headaches and irregular bowel action after taking INNER-AID. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels clear gas and aid liver and kidneys improving meals and reducing constipation.
A dense listing details radio programs across networks for Thursday including supper hour shows, News and Commentary, World News via Broadcast News, comedy, variety, and scripts. Notable names and times appear across multiple stations with hosts such as George Hurne, Tam & Abner, Rudy Vallee, and Frank Singlser. The schedule shows music, drama, and talk segments, with each time slot outlining the program title and participants.
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