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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1947

Page

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Communists claim major advances in Shantung and Manchuria

Dispatches from Yenan and Changchun report Red Army offensives sweeping toward Kirin and Tsinan while claiming massive Nationalist losses in Shantung. Nanking officials dispute the claims as martial law rumors swirl and fronts shift along the Sungi River.

Shanghai China Kirin Tsinan Shantung Province Yenan Shantung Generalismo Chiang Kai-shek Comunists Vonan Radio Generalissar Nanking Red Sintai Laiwu Peiping Manchuria Changchun Sungari

Revenue measures eyed to boost Alabama state funds

Rector estimates department revenue for the period at 2,216,323 mostly from state levies on insurance. Rep. Wallace criticizes the small loan law as ineffective and urges a tougher version with penalties. Glass argues for a broader tax approach and notes limited impact of proposed premium tax on domestic firms. He also suggests raising fees on all firms and increasing insurance premiums. Director Boswell outlines prison budget requests.

Rector George Wallace Barbour County Wallace Glass All Revenue Ilip Hamm Hamm Alabama J. P. Shelton Tuscaloosa Commerce

Cancer Committee Heads For Houston County Announced

A six member county executive committee of the American Cancer Society in Houston County is headed by Robert Ramsey. Members include Myer Blumberg Mrs Josin Couch Miss Fran Malletts and Mrs Barber with Mrs E J Whiddon serving as secretary. The Field Army conducts public education and follows national state and local policies. The panel sets local policy ensures medical accuracy and ethics and restricts spending to proven patient services.

Houston County The America Cancer Society Robert Ramsey Myer Blumberg Josin Couch Fran Malletts Barber E. 3. Whiddon Cancer Society Field Army

Eight Local Men Enlist in Naval Reserve and Regular Navy

Eight men from the area enlisted yesterday in the Naval Reserve and Regular Navy. Jesse Farward Salivant Harry Edward McClard of Andrews Fla Gerald Shelton Riley of Panama City Dorsey Dale Arnold of Slocomb George Shelby Howell of Cottonwood James Edward Munson of St Andrews Henry Clay Shirley of Hartford Bruce Henderson of Kinston join as veterans except Munson and Arnold.

Naval Reserve Regular Navy Jesse Farward Salivant Harry Edward McClard Andrews Fla Gerlad Shelton Riley Panama City Dorsey Dale Arnold Slocomb George Shelby Howell Cottonwood James Edward Munson St. Andrews Henry Clay Shirley Hartford Bruce Henderson Kinston Munson Arnold

Sparkman Protest Against Civil Service Rule

Senator Sparkman criticizes Civil Service Commission for a rule he says violates the law by forcing exam takers to choose between departmental and regional service. He argues the policy would damage the Job Apportionment Act by reducing appointments in states and shift personnel from DC and nearby counties to federal positions.

Washington Sparkman D-Alar Civil Service Commissan District of Columbia

Bevin Cries for UN Help on Palestine Mandate

Britain plans to seek UN advice on the Palestine mandate without surrendering the mandate itself. Creech Jones says London will present the problem to the UN and asks how it can be amended if needed. Bevin accuses Truman of wrecking efforts while critics urge prompt UN action.

Hessia Britain United Nations Bevin Palestine Truman Manchester Guardian Atlantic Colonil Arthur Creech Jones U. N Creech Jones General Assembly Brivis League of Notens U. N. Eages

Meridian man faces Mann Act charge in federal case

Roberts of Meridian Mississippi is charged by the FBI with inducing Inez Williams to travel interstate for immoral purposes. Bond set at $1000 with preliminary hearing continued to March 8 awaiting Williams's arrival as a witness. The pair were arrested at a local hotel.

Roman Nisted Ae J. OW Robert Meridian Wag Ino FBI Mann Ac J OW Daughtry U. S. Court Roberts Inez Williams Panama City Fla Dothan Williams

Veterans Gain Extra Time to Reinstate NSLI Policies

World War II veterans receive six additional months to reinstate National Service Life Insurance without a physical exam. VA Acting Officer Claud C. Bence says Congress empowered the VA to set reinstatement terms. Governor Bradley directs that lapsed NSLI term policies be reinstated with two monthly premiums and a health affirmation. Dothan VA Office offers full NSLI information at 301 North Foster Street.

Claud C. Bence Veterans Administration Office Congress President Truman Administrator of Veterans Affairs Authority NSLI Gence Harley A. Smith Alabama Smith Bence Genernor NL Bradley Dothan VA North Foster Street

Thaw portrait and charity mark a life of contrasts

Sidney Werner recalls Parer Thaw as gentle yet secretive, a man who funded schooling for many and helped the poor while shunning attention. He enjoyed driving, reading, and history, owned a Bolton estate, and amassed wealth from his father’s ventures before dying still rich.

Werner Avery Bolton Yoo Lake Goeorre Virginia Willam Thaw America wWorth Wehoa Poeld Fruitess Ventures

Chest Moray core held at Houston County health dept

Two day X ray chest clinic ran Monday and Tuesday at the Houston County health department. Local health officials organized the event to assess community chest conditions and provide precautionary screening for residents.

Houston County Health Department Peble Health

Trade of toasted pumpkin seeds rises in Central America

In Mexico and Central America toasted pumpkin seeds gain regional traction while US markets see growing imports and demand. Local producers emphasize flavor and affordability as markets expand beyond traditional snack roles.

Mexico Central America United States

Two Young Boys Held In Farmer Slaying Case

In Statesville North Carolina two African American boys aged 12 and 13 were detained in the slaying of Roy Lipe a 57 year old farmer. Sheriff Morrison said both Ernest Mitchell and George Phifer confessed claiming Lipe was shot in the back with a borrowed rifle and then the boys took another rifle and ammo to go bird hunting. Phifer said the idea came from a film in which a detective shot a man in the foot and that Lipe had fired at them from a persimmon tree on his property.

Statesville N. C Ao Man Roy Lipe Morrison Phifer Lipe Dam and Mitchell

Folsom Names New State Licensing Board for Contractors

Gov James E Folsom announced a new State Licensing Board for general contractors after dismissing all five members to spur competition in state road work Those dismissed included Fred C Bear Alex Hancock Quinn Flowers Dr J M Gallalee and Charles A Long The new board members are J Weaver L D Parrish John Moss Carey Haigier and W H Haigier Jr Carey Haigier serves as CIO regional director

Montgomery James E. Folsom A. “J. Weaver Collinsville L. D. Ec Parrish Fern John

Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Markets

AP dispatch reports livestock receipts at eight major packing plants across Georgia Alabama and Florida with cattle calves and hogs traded.Prices show steady to higher for hogs and a broad range for cattle and vealers with varying weights and buyers active at multiple plants including Albany Columbus Slau ltrie Thermus Wille Tifton Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee.

Thomasville USDA Albany Columbus Slaultrie Thermus Wille Tifton Dothan Ala Jacksonville Tallahassee Fla Chicago Saliabie Jarkel’ S.etr Montgomery Mit News Svebrom Union Stock Yards Fossvaien MOO Downs Stags

New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Snapshot

Bid and price ranges listed for NY and New Orleans cotton markets with open, high, low, and close figures across several months including May, Dec and Jul contracts. The data include specific figures such as May 3314 3359 3288 3359 and Dec 2749 2790 2735 2797, along with other tickers and coded annotations.

New Orleans

Budget calls for about 11.4 billion for them in house plan

Congressional actions touch taxes labor bills and inflation as lawmakers debate back wage-hour law, compulsory arbitration, and a broad labor program. AFL head Green accuses bills of targeting unions while Truman relief aid seeks swift distribution to several nations.

House Judiciary Committee Minjorty House Labor Committee Madden D-Ind Senate Rep. Auchincloss R-Nj AFL William Green House Committee Congress Green A. F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railroad Mouse Committee Truman Butler Rneb Vandenberg Mich Millikin Cole U.S. m Thee Tariff Commission MNON Will Claxton Capitol Hill Huoese Foreign Affairs Committee U.S Clayton Greece Italy Hungary Poland Austria China United States Senate Atomic Energy Committee David E. Lilienthal Atomic Sinergy Commission Lilienthal Wisconsin Railroad Commission Miller h-Neb

William Grimes 72 Dies at Enterprise

William Stewart Grimes, 72, died after weeks of illness at a local hospital. A Daleville farmer and County Line Baptist Church member, he is survived by wife Ella Francis and ten children, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Dr. B. R. Justice. burial followed at the adjoining cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home directing.

Enterprise William Stewart Grimes Daleville County Line Baptist Church Ella Francis Grimes Rt. 1 Or. H. Batchelor Charles Bell Detroit Michigan P. T. Yelverton Mark Gilford J. R. Grimes Harlington Texas B. R. Justice Searcy Funeral Home

Quo warranto action challenges Farm Extension board appointments

A writ of quo warranto targets Gould Beech Montgomery Reuben Wright Tuscaloosa and Guy Lynn Huntsville over recent board appointments by Governor Folsom. Randolph sues to block confirmed-by-senate requirement arguing lack of Senate confirmation. Trustees demand accounting from Extension Service Director P O Davis and J L Anson at March 7 meeting amid charges of political activity and interference in Farm Bureau affairs.

Gould Beech Montgomery Reuben Wright Tuscaloosa Guy Lynn Huntsville Folsom Extension Service P. O. Davis J. L. Anson Davis Farm Bureau Farmers Union - Cio Randolph State Senate Mexix Bureau Earl McGowin State House of Representatives Beech Robert K. Greene Greensboro Wright Edward A. O'Neal Florence American Farm Bureau Federation Lynn Joe Davie Albertville W. B. Bowling

Baxter Leaves for NEA Meet in Atlantic City

Solomon Baxter, Houston county superintendent of education, heads to Atlantic City for the National Education Association annual meeting. State and city education leaders from across the nation will discuss topics from teacher shortages to federal aid and conservation. Noted speakers include A C Flora, Dr James Bryant Conant, Curtis Warren, Ellis Arnal, Alex J Stoddard, and Dr Henry Hill.

Solomon Baxter Houston County Atlantic City N. J National Education Association A. C. Flora Columbia S. C James Bryant Conant Harvard University Curtis Warren San Francisco Ellis Arnal Georgia Alex J. Stoddard Philadelphia Henry Hill George Peabody College Neshville NEA

United States proposals on strategic islands reach UN Security Council

The U S plan to govern as a strategic area the islands awarded to Japan by the League of Nations after World War I was to be presented to the United Nations Security Council. A Russian move interrupted a flurry of foreign relations actions including Bevin's Commons remarks and Rep. Celler's attack labeling Bevin's claims as lies over Palestine immigration.

United States League of Nations Japan United Nations Security Council Ernest Bevin House of Commons Truman Palestine Britain Rep Celler DNY Bevin Bates

Rabies Alert and Dog Vaccination Reminder

Dothan veterinarians cite a city law requiring all dogs three months or older to be vaccinated annually. Since 1947, five positive rabies exams have been reported at the local lab: three foxes, one cow, and a puppy. Samples from Columbia route one and Henry County.

Dothan Columbia Henry County

Free State returns aid urged to avoid last minute rush

Number 18 emotion claimed by husband and wife either jointly or separately exceed a total of 3000 dollars. Persons desiring free assistance in filing State returns are urged to call at the examiner's office as soon as possible to avoid an expected last minute rush.

Air Force Becomes Unified Service Under New Headquarters

The text describes plans to integrate the Army Air Corps and the General Headquarters Air Force into a single United States Air Force. The President would be commander in chief and hold authority over the new unified force, with the air force chief absorbing key functions.

Ated Army Ais Air Corps U. A General Tran Ai Force

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Demin Renerfe Beauchamp Paint & Glass CO E. Adams Dr.r.l. Tindell Optometrist Blumberg Main Street Cancer Committee Naval Rainer Ins Sidney Werner Eliicreee Montgomery Market New York William Grimes Af Enterprise Baxter Ite Aspiri Ald Houston Ulas Granger Mer Ande Oxygon Union Carbide Dothan Hardware SUP S Harry Hall Company John Turner McAllister City Commission City Hall Mac J. T. McAllister
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