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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
11
Prosecutors called for the death penalty today for Japanese leader Otuta linked to a feared group known as the Poké the Philippines. A military commission heard the case and will render its verdict on Friday.
A report details crimes and deaths linked to a case in For San Lage. Police and officials investigate suspected torture and lethal acts, outlining alleged perpetrators and victims within ongoing proceedings. Local authorities urge residents to stay informed as the case develops.
Paris faces a harsh winter with widespread fuel shortages and ration limits. The black market thrives as prices surge and regular supplies dwindle, leaving the underprivileged with meager meals and scarce heat while workers suffer illness and fatigue across offices, hotels, and homes.
Phil Rizzuto returns to the Yankees after a Navy stint and treats spring training like a rookie bid. He trains in Florida six weeks early, plans road work with other big leaguers, and faces Frankie Crosetti for the shortstop job.
Atlanta AP reports cotton production below expectations with per acre yields down 11. 1943 in Alabama and 30 percent in Louisiana and Mississippi. Estimated district output declines accompany rising unemployment from 105000 to 109900 in the Sixth Federal Reserve Bank District covering Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee.
Veterans from the area arrive in the United States announced by the Associated Press. Names include Private Wilber C Gamble aboard the Sedalia Victory at Newport News and Sergeant John R Hayes at North Randolph. Other listed servicemen sail aboard ships in San Francisco and Newport News. Unemployment figures show Birmingham at 13,000 Miami 30,000 Atlanta 7,700 Nashville Chattanooga 5,006 New Orleans 17,000.
Funeral services for J H Miller, a Coffee County resident, were held Wednesday at Fairview Church with Rev. Cady officiating. Burial followed at the neighboring cemetery. Survived by wife Mare J., daughter Patine Batts, Hazel Miller, Mirtie Digles, Shanton Gao, and Hazel Mille. brothers Andrew Oller, Arthur Miller, Burdeshaw Miller, and Joe Miller of Enterprise. Coy Midler of Elba. five sisters including Mrs Fall Hod.
A tax official predicts a 10 percent drop in Alabama income tax collections for 1966, noting the fall from October through December. Collections for that period were down 116 percent year over year, reflecting a downward trend in revenue.
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