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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1943

Page

3

Dothan Eagle Obituaries and Subscriptions Notice

The Dothan Eagle announces subscription rates and mailing options for a one year term. The notice lists mail only and by request methods, with references to obituaries and base editions. The piece mentions Associated Press credit and general editorial standards for misstatements and grievance procedures.

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Roosevelts Soldier Farm Labor Plan Draws Senate Fire

President Roosevelt and Chief of Staff Marshall weigh using soldiers to harvest crops to ease farm labor shortages. Congress presses for exemptions to draft and broader furloughs, while areas with no soldiers face impossible shortages. The plan aims to aid farming without crippling war preparation, urging caution to avoid hampering military efforts.

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The Price of War Calls for Readiness and Resolve

A wartime column urges Americans to steel themselves for bad news as casualty lists rise. It argues true strength comes from ordinary people facing total war, not from mythic supermen, and calls for courage and resolve as battles intensify in North Africa and Pacific theaters.

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North Carolina Rep Cooley on dummy anti-aircraft guns

Representative Cooley of North Carolina loudly alleges the House of Office building guns are wooden dummies manned by dungaree dressed troops. The War Department says dummy guns are used to mislead enemies, prompting mockery and concern about protected lawmakers during wartime.

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Distinguished Visitor Captures U S Hearts With Chiang Kai Shek

A Chinese first lady, Mme Chiang Kai shek, captivates Americans with fluent English and poised presence as she pleads China's cause before Congress. Her appeal sways public support to sustain arms for China and pressure Japan, signaling a national resolve to aid China without delay.

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Rubber secrecy and the Roosevelt plan before Pearl Harbor

A critical look at early U S synthetic rubber efforts reveals a clash between defense officials and the RFC over scaling up capacity before and after Pearl Harbor. Key figures Stettinius, Jones, Schram, and Baruch are cited as debates over 10 000 ton vs 2 000 ton plant outputs and timing for supply.

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Canned goods and war rationing reshape American life

The piece argues the nation grapples with canned foods during wartime as citizens embrace garden plots and home canning. It notes factory trials, slow rubber production shifts, and the social shifts toward convenience, thrift, and surveillance concerns amid rationing and civilian defense measures.

Questions for Patterson on war production policy

Under-Secretary of War Robert P Patterson agreed to answer written questions from 80 industrialists at Lanquet about important war production problems. He joked about being lost in the Pentagon and his door proximity. A separate item notes a child rescued from a burning Kansas City apartment and a Wisconsin Indian population figure.

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Radio Schedule Highlights for Tomorrow Evening

List of programs across stations includes Fred Vering’s Time, World War coverage, orchestras, Mr Keen and Lost Persons Tracer, Hart Godwin’s War, Eddie Cantor and Dinah Shore, Gracie Fields and Comedy, The Man Behind the Gon, and Schubert’s War Aoeieis. Notable guests include John Fresjom and Gracie Fields with varied music, news, and entertainment blocks scheduled through late night.

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Rationing Out Naugatuck Man Requests Fewer Books

Joseph Kloc of Naugatuck applied for Number Two ration books after receiving 17 Number One books last May. He said he only wanted 15 because two of his eight sons have joined the armed forces. He will return the Number One books issued to the two serving sons, keeping his wife and other children at home.

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