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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1950
Page
2
A reflective piece cites 6 when ego types fail with self and others. Lincoln’s quick insight shows inner trouble behind outward tone. A psychiatrist quotes a child story where love heals isolation and leads to reconciliation.
The article notes hints that the VA may back atomic powered submarines, with AEC reporting progress on reactors. A House Senate subcommittee discussed power for subs and planes, and informants say one descriped plan is to start edival construction of a sub. Congress may fund it in the naval budget. Some lawmakers believe a subs with vast range could revolutionize naval warfare. It also covers tax refunds, government tax guides, and brief items on aviation and politics.
Firemen responded to two blazes within 48 minutes starting about 5 15 a.m. at the North Herring Street home of Tax Assessor KE G Collins where bedding and furniture were damaged and then to A 55 Henry Green Apartments for a flooded area. George W Peters listed as occupant with no reported damage. In other brief items a U S Department of Agriculture note says processed meat sales rose from 4000 to 12000 in 1949 and world briefs cover Masonry debates in Rome Ottawa highway plans and Moslem scholars studying Communism.
A lionlike leopard escaped from a Lincoln Park zoo enclosure in Oklahoma City after leaping a six-foot wall from a 15-foot pit. Officials and armed police searched the area for a week as crowds fled and residents were warned to stay indoors.
Old Age Mecca Meersburg Germany hosts 25 residents over 80 in a town of 2500 on Lake Constance. Close to Swiss border at Solothurn, Maria Anna Spaeti died at 105, while Karl Gloeckner of Gelnhausen remains alive at 104.
Ty starts a two week training stint at the Aviation Electronics School of the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis. He is the son of Mrs Francet Golson Street and the late W. 3 Street of Marianna.
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