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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1949

Page

8

Arrest Ordered for Concealing Car License Plates in Alabama

Alabama Governor James E. Folsom ordered all law enforcement to arrest anyone driving with concealed plates amid recent Ku Klux Klan activity. He promised to stop the gangs while defending citizens homes, noting robed and masked bands have been active and three crosses were burned in Talladega County.

Birmingham Alabama Ku Klux Klan James E. Folsom Talladega County Folsom Folsora

Boy Scouts Aid In Heart Association Drive

Boy Scouts in Dothan will distribute heart shaped vein boxes for contributions to the American Heart Association. Boxes mounted on posters will publicize the drive to fund heart research. Boxes and materials were sent to Houston County health department, health officer Dr. W. T. Burkett announced.

Boy Scouts Dothan American Heart Association National Association Houston County W. T. Burkett

Mobile Mardi Gras Opens With Parade Of Stripers

Mobile marks its Mardi Gras start with the Mystic Stripers parade through flag decorated downtown. The fest runs daily to Ash Wednesday with masking and ceremonies planned for Tuesday. King Felix II will be crowned Saturday night with a Mobile debutante queen amid police warnings after past hoodlumism.

Mobile Fap Mobile Felix II Hs Queen

Heflin Man Identified From Tallapoosa River Find

The Tallapoosa river body recovered near the Wedowee Lineville ferry is identified as J. S. Watts, 45, of Heflin. Randolph Coroner William V. Cockrell says Watts was likely struck, robbed, and dumped in the river, dead about a month. Relatives identified the body.

Roanoke Ala Tallapoosa J. S. Watts Heflin Randolph William V. Cockrell Watts Wedowee - Lineville

Flying Farmers Meet At Decatur Today

Members of the National Flying Farmers Association came to Decatur for a regional meeting. National president Forest Watson of Florida and state president W A Woolmack of Ashford Alabama were among those scheduled to attend. Attendees were expected from Alabama Georgia Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana.

Decatur National Flying Farmers Association Forest Watson Thomas Ofla W. A. Woomack Ashford Ala Alabama Georgia Tennersee Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana

Baptist W M U Sets State Meeting

The 14th annual convention of the Alabama Baptist Woman's Missionary Union will be held March 9 to 17 at the First Baptist Church in Montgomery. About 1,200 delegates and visitors are expected with Mrs. W P Reeves of Union Springs presiding and Mrs. R Marshall of Gadsden serving as executive secretary.

Fire Prevention Pays Off in Ellsworth Village

Ellsworth Michigan reports 33 months without a fire credited to Fire Chief Peter Wieland and village efforts. The 74 year old leader emphasizes early intervention and planning. Fire inspections, hazard removal, grass control, and equipment upkeep help keep flames from starting.

Ellsworth Mich Peter Wieland Wieland Forthwestern Michigan

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