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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1944

Page

1

Houston County voting list slimmed to 7502 preparatory to primaries

The county face a reduced voter roster for the May 3 Democratic primary with 7,502 qualified names after removing deceased, delinquents on poll tax and transfers. Dothan leads with 3,872 voters, 2,455 men and 1,447 women, while Beat Nine and Beat Eight hold the smallest numbers at 33. A public list will publish in two weeks. discrepancies can be notified to Probate Judge Saxon Plan for status correction. The list reflects service members voting by proxy and poll tax adjustments, and McKinney appears as the lone named candidate for City Commission.

Giete Houston Dothan Jung Het Saxon Plan Board of Registrars Houston Cavite Pryme Aba

Simpson to Speak on U.S. Senate Bid at Dothan Club

State Senator James A. Simpson of Birmingham, candidate for the United States Senate, will address the Dothan Exchange Club and guests at the weekly luncheon. The talk starts at 12 45 and runs 30 minutes, broadcast on WAGF. Tickets from Guy Morris at 587. Simpson is a charter member of the Birmingham Exchange Club.

James A. Simpson Birmingham United States Senate Dothan Exchange Club Simpson WAGF Exchange Club Guy Morris Sen. Simpson Birmingham Exchange Club

Italian Fighting In New Sull While Germans Prepare For Third Assault

Allied spokesman reports about 15,000 German casualties on the Anzio beachhead since the June 22 landing. Ten German divisions thrown on the defensive, 2,818 prisoners taken, and preparations to divert forces to the Rome threat.

New Sull Kenneth L. Okon Allied Naples Anzio Antia Adid Bis

Malone Seeks Post As Delegate From Alabama

W D Malone a Dothan banker qualified as a candidate for delegate to the National Democratic Convention from the state at large. He vowed to oppose a fourth term for the president and a second term for the vice president and said he would vote for candidates close to preserving white supremacy in the South. Malone is the seventh candidate for at large delegate, joining Gov Chauncey Parker and others as Alabama prepares 24 delegates in total from the state.

W. D. Malone Dothan Gessner T. McCorvey State Democratic Executive Committee Malone Chauncey Aparka Hardy Riddle Talladega George C. Miller Livingston Ed ¥. Taylor Montgomery Augustus Franklin Lindbergh Birmingham James E. Folsom Cullman Thomas H. Maxwell Tuscaloosa Egit Alabama

Registrants To Leave Tomorrow For Fort McPherson

A large group of Dothan and Houston County registrants will depart Monday morning for pre induction physicals at Fort McPherson Georgia. Officials expect standard procedures and urge preparedness for processing and assignments.

Dothan Houston County Ft. McPherson Beara Cobd Fises

Farmer Qualifies For May 2 Primary In Fair Election Call

J Hubert Farmer, a Delaware attorney, qualifies for the May 2 Democratic primary for the two year Congressional term in the Third District. He contends the February run off produced a flawed result and urges a fair, honest ballot to determine who will represent them in Congress. Also qualifying is Lieut George W Andrews who held the February run off win for the long term. The February runoff aimed to fill the unexpired term of the late Rep Henry E B Stengell starting January 1915 amid charges of fraud and calls for contest.

J. Hubert Farmer Dethzn George W. Andrews Farmer National Congress Itara Lieut. Andrews Henry EB. Stengell Andrews Democratic Executive Commnittee Gesener T. McCorvey State Committee

New Traffic Rules Enforcement Ready

Petica Chief J E Dreughon yesterday warned of enforcement this week of traffic regulations prohibiting turning on a red light.

Petica J. E Dreughon yee _terday

Roosevelt Urges Fast Draft to Fill Army Quota

President Roosevelt ordered an immediate review of all occupational deferments and a rapid draft to cover a 200000-man deficit. Selective Service tightened deferments for agricultural workers and indicated industrial deferments may be filed for all men under 24. The minimum age for industrial deferments is now 22.

William T. Peacock Washington Roosevelt Selective Service Congress Belective Service Headquarters Turs

Augsburg Burns As Allies Close Week Of Attacks

London report describes a week of sustained Allied bombing targeting German aircraft plants. Allies claim 643 German planes sunk in air combat and 17,500 tons of bombs dropped on targets including Leipzig and Augsburg, with heavy losses borne by both sides but decisive impact on Nazi production.

Augsburg W. W. Vercher London Aupaburg Laipzig RAB

Destroyers Blast New Ireland Anew

County race brief notes March 1 deadline for county office seekers to qualify for the May 2 Democratic primary. Candidates must qualify by Wednesday March 1 and pay qualification and assessment fees at the Hounton County probate office. Further details appear on page 2.

Hounton Tara

Kavieng Harbor Shelled Third Time In Week

Kavieng harbor on New Ireland was bombarded by American destroyers in Friday dawn operations. A Japanese vessel was sunk and several harbor craft were set ablaze as the shelling marked the third naval attack on Kavieng in a week.

Kavieng Harbor Robert Bunson Southwest Pacific Bunday New Ireland Bismarck Archipelago Truk Carolines Beaufort But Dagua Bane Wewak New Guinea Boateng Boram Wewek

Enterprise Lawyer Seeks State Post

J Alex Huey of Enterprise announced his candidacy for Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. A Pike County native admitted to the bar in 1924 he has served as City Attorney and circuit solicitor and is vice president of the Circuit Solicitors Association.

Enterprise J. Alex Huey Twelfth Judicial Circuit Alabama State Supreme Court Pike County Huey Coffea County Gupreame Court Circuit Solicitors’ Association of Alabama Tf Tam Supreme Court

French Underground Appeals For Arms

Leaders of the French underground seeking US and UK aid urgently request arms and munitions to continue a civil war against Marshal Petain and the Vichy government. Taylor Henry, former chief of the Associat ed Bureau in Vichy, reports underground leaders in Portugal awaiting repatriation.

Taylor Henry Associated Bureau Vichy France Lourdes Baden Germany Portugal Lisbon lLeadera Marshal Petain America England

Tokens For Food Rationing Go Into Use Throughout U.S.

The OPA announces a new rationing system starting Sunday with Blue and Red stamps in Book Four replacing previous stamps. Ten points per stamp, with 26 points and new tokens replacing old coupons. transition to the new plan completes in about three weeks. The final old stamps remain valid through March 20.

U.S Washington OPA

Prisoners Of War Arrive At Camp Rucker Monday

Camp Rucker to receive several hundred prisoners of war with a military police guard unit this coming Monday announced by Colonel J B Spooner. Prisoners will be used as a labor pool for local agriculture and maintenance of Camp Rucker facilities with wages and transportation arranged through government channels.

Rucker J. 8. Spooner Hera m Iabor Camp Rucker Atlanti Internal Security Division Fourth Service Command

Nazi Food Standards To Drop In 1944 Says Report

Washington AP report says Germany's food standards, after holding up in early war years, are expected to deteriorate sharply in the next six months due to loss of productive lands and manpower. The Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations notes potential drop in nitrogen supply and general shortages, with civilian intake around 2,480 calories per person daily in 1943-44 and heavy workers near 2,000.

Ovida Martin Washington Germany Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations Winston Churchi

Tension Mounting As Argentine Chiefs Make Appointments

Montevideo Uruguay AP reports rising friction as Gen Edelmiro Farrell's government announces acting foreign minister Gen Diego Lata Mayo n and acting navy minister Gen Juan Pistarin. Sailor post Palma? Pistarin becomes first Army officer to head naval ministry amid Ramirez resignation and debates over U.S. recognition. Rumors swirl of Ramirez’s successor and Hamirex possible escape attempt from the presidential villa.

Associated Frees Montevideo Uruguay Buenos Aires Edelmiro J. Farrell Diego Lata Mayon Juan Piatarin Piatarin Markeg Ima Benito Sueyro Pedro Remirez Farre! Priday Washington Hamires United States Sueyro Ramirez Ruitorg Ramires Farrell Mazin Pistaring Masm Pistarinio Pub Moreanion Crista Filomeno Velazco Emilio Ramirez Remires Julio Lagot Argentina Axis Gibert Gonzales Ram

Vandenberg Taft Will Direct GOP Shift

Washington AP report notes a GOP leadership reshuffle after the death of Senator Charley L. McNary of Oregon. Minority leader Lambert vows to fill the gap with aggressive-minded younger Republicans. no official action until after McNary's funeral.

Jack Bell Washington Senate Wambert Charley L. McNary Oregona

Soviet Steamroller Reaches Toward Pskov In Great Offensive

Soviet forces captured key railway stations on the road to Pskov and overran 1,500 towns as they pushed from Porkhov to Novosokolniki. Moscow said the drive threatened Leningrad and Baltic approaches while Germans mounted counterattacks, retreating toward Rostov and seeking to halt the Red Army’s advance along multiple fronts.

NEA Telephoto Vitebsk Red Army Minsk Polotek Pakov Latvia Fatonia Lithuania Tom Yarbrough London Kusale Roeda Garmana Milan Porth-Pouth Pskov Baltic States Mopcoweld Dono Novonokolniki Lake Laningrad-Pekov Novoselye Noutheast Peningrad Uastrogi News- Sokoniki Riga Brosscasts Moscow Swift Rue Man Porkhov Novosokolnie Pasker- Ydritea Adolf Hiller Algiers Hitler Georg von Koechler Koenigaberg Marshal von Koechler Pekov Pripet Rogachev Bobrutsk Russia White Rumis Gomel Zhiobin Levestia

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