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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1943
Page
4
A fragmented public notices item from Dothan Alabama references subscription issues and potential misstatements. It mentions investigations, a statement of redress, and an appeals to authority, with formal language suggesting a church or civic tone and a promise to address grievances.
Emporia Gazette editor William Allen White, a Republican voice in Kansas, faces praise and sharp critique of Franklin Roosevelt. His 4 year tenure has shaped a strong GOP stance, with wit and candor aimed at both parties. White lobs barbed commentary on the New Deal and Roosevelt, yet defends newspaper independence and bold editorial style.
A reprint assesses Miss Perkins remarks on providing shoes to the South during the New Deal era. It notes her later clarification denying any aim to single out the South, and discusses the wider reaction and misinterpretations tied to wage increases and purchasing power across regions. The piece reflects on political spin, regional tensions, and the lingering impact of the debate.
President defends Secretary Wickard amid pressure for a new efficient farm drive. Currie proposes a nine point plan to boost production, cut restrictions, build a land army, and shift local control toward federal direction, while Wickard accepts some parts and resists others.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions opposition to Lim and mentions nature, jarivan, and Ko. No coherent event or clear entities emerge. The readable phrases hint at political discussion but lack definite facts, dates, or identifiers to summarize a full news item.
A Washington debate on the Ways and Means Committee rejection of Roosevelt's $25,000 income cap via executive order. The piece argues Congress asserted legislative power, condemns the decree as biased toward war profiteers, and notes looming friction between civilian and military authority over production, with criticism of selective allowances for hardship cases.
A Coast Guard Academy feature follows SPARS preparing for a first boat trip on the Thames River. Six SPARS muster for a voyage amid cold wind and slipping on ice, with brief misadventures including torn nylon hose. Tour of Avery Point reveals new training quarters as Coast Guard curriculum gains emphasis.
A Coast Guard visit describes a new hospital and barracks with hand carved panels, a galley featuring dish washer and dough-milter devices, and a first boat trip that excited SPARS. Ensign Dive notes future generations recalling mothers in the Coast Guard.
Webb school presents the first and second honor rolls announced by principal B D Cumbie. First honor roll names include Blundell Johnson Batty Laseter Clara Be dhricklend Av ery Fountain Jack Capen Eugens Davis Fresces Chase and many more. Second honor roll features Madeline Andress Mary Rue Calin Nancy Kirkland Jack Carrette Thomas Harbert Billy Joe Patterson Lognie Rey Sellers Edvina Stanton Raleigh Forrester among others.
A history nugget notes Scorpions sting but do not bite. Camp Bragg built in 1018 became Fort Bragg in 1922 as a permanent U S Army post. A sun spot in 1932 measured 22,000 miles across, enough to encircle the Earth. Chester Alan Arthur was the.
An advertised home recipe claims lemon juice mixed with Ru-Ex Compound and water can relieve rheumatic arthritis or neuritis pain within 48 hours. It promises a two week Ru-Ex supply and money back guarantee if no improvement, with purchase through local druggists.
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