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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1950
Page
2
An OCR fragment lists scattered terms across categories such as amphibian, heating device, preposition, and numerals. It includes references to Baltic gulf, French article, molasses, and various garbled entries, implying a word puzzle or glossary fragment with inconsistent capitalization and missing context.
AP captures varied opinions on George Washington as Americans reflect on his legacy. Readers describe him as a builder and founder, with praise from an elderly librarian and admiration from a young clerk, while others note his era’s challenges and compare him to Lincoln, Franklin D Roosevelt, and contemporary leaders.
An accountant and other workers recall George Washington as a symbol of American ideals. They name him an ideatist, a father, and a standard bearer of equality and democracy, noting his leadership and the example he set for the nation.
A regional cancer seminar in Birmingham features talks by Dr A N Arnenon of St Louis and Dr William F Rienhoff of Baltimore plus Dr Sidney Farber of Boston. Dr Charles S Cameron Jr, medical director of the American Cancer Society, cautions against fear of cancer control programs and notes advances in treating heart cancer and hormone use in advanced cases.
Gainesville report says State Attorney T E Duncan will lead day preliminary hearings over the death of Art Hodge and the wounding of his wife. Kenneth Modgefa, brother in law, and his wife are being held in connection with the incident.
Washington reports that a mild winter may raise crop pest damage close to 1.9 billion dollars if weather remains favorable. The prior year losses were around 470 million.
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