The Dothan Eagle Publication Notice and Notices
The Dothan Eagle details subscription rates and service areas for daily and Sunday editions, noting carrier and motor route options in Alabama Georgia and Florida. It lists staff and reprints political quotes from Jefferson and Livy with a date of January 6 1948, and includes notes on Associated Press and United Press republication rights.
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Alabama
Georgia
Flora
Georgie
Florida
Consistency Upheld Over 1948 Peanut Quotas
Agriculture Secretary Anderson suspends marketing quotas for the 1948 peanut crop after a Southeast referendum, allowing unrestricted growth with a government price floor. The move projects government consistency amid Europe aid talks and domestic shortages, drawing praise from farmers and observers alike. A separate note on visa laxity cites an Italian diplomat posing as a municipal worker in Newark, prompting calls for tighter coordination as Congress investigates diplomatic entry.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Hine
Southeast
Newark
N. J
Careless Host on Foreign Officials in U S
A State Department power struggle over counting foreign officials in the United States is revealed. Immigration says 16 517 entered last year, but verification of genuine officials remains unresolved due to overlapping duties between the State Department and Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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State Department
Russia
Immigration Service
Cie
NLRB Takes First Union Unfair Practice Finding
The National Labor Relations Board weighs its first official ruling since Taft Hartley era changes, finding a Chattanooga carpenters local guilty of attempting to coerce an employer. The piece notes shifts under Republican amendments and laments overcoined caution and policy.
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Examiner
Carpenters
Chattanoora
Party Cancelled Over Lana Turner Mention In 1948 Plans
A Hollywood party to celebrate Bob Topping's birthday, planned for 1948 with 400 socialites and celebs, was cancelled after Lana Turner was named on invitations by error. Publicist Johnny Meyers took the rap amid questions over the invitation list and publicity costs.
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Hollywood
Bob Topping
Milonaire Sportsman
Honolulu
New York
Lana Turner
Johnny Meyers
Howard Hughes
Congressional Investigation
Johnny
Old Dothan Lawyer and the Foster Street Stable Joke
An old Dothan tale recalls a colorful lawyer who teased his wife at supper about a supposed stable on N. Foster Street. She swore she saw it, claiming to hear a stable cry, while he doubted its existence, turning the moment into a humorous memory.
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N. Foster Street
Trieste tensions loom over Yugoslav troops and U S forces
Merry-Go-Round recounts U S. concern over a potential 1948 crisis at Trieste. Yugoslav divisions opposite Trieste are described as Soviet‑made, well equipped and ready for offensive action, with 109,600 troops plus 5,000 guards poised near the Free City. The piece notes Moscow’s possible puppet government moves and cites a CIA report on Yugoslav units and leadership.
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Greece
U. S
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U. S.S
Tito
Yugoslavia
Italy
Rome
U.S
4Th Army
Partisians
Comunist Party of
Trieste, Including the “Proletariat
Gajo Vojvodich
Radojica Nenezich
Kratiska
Lizulj
Stupar
Tito General Staff
Commounist Party
Proletariat
Clarence Moore
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves argues about Truman era policies and race issues in the South. It discusses Wallace, isolationism, the Freedom Train, and Birmingham segregation, praising gradual racial coexistence while noting continued North South tensions.
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John Temple Graves
South
Birmingham
Notable quotes on economy and policy from midcentury leaders
A compilation of remarks by figures such as Summer He Shearer Harvard professor, Rovert M. Hutchins Chicago chancellor, Harold Stassen Republican candidate, and others. The statements touch on world government, labor as people not a commodity, export programs, housing costs, coal prospects, and defense. Authors include Anderson secretary of agriculture, Moley, Moore, and Donovan, illustrating debates on economics, security, and national priorities.
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Rovert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Little Assembly Opens At Lake Success In UN Split World
The United Nations’ Little Assembly began permanent sittings at Lake Success as an interim body to the veto-paralyzed General Assembly. It includes 57 members but excludes Soviet bloc states. Russia warned of grave consequences. The body cannot enforce its views yet may shape world opinion and possibly pave the way for a democratic League of Nations alternative to a split UN.
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Little Assembly
Lake Success
General Assembly
U. N
Soviet Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yuystoslavia
White Russia
Ukraine
Russia
Security Council
Soviet Union
United States
China
Britain
France
Ww.n
U. S
Warren R. Austin
League of Nations
Girl, 13, deflects hit and run claim in Indianapolis
Police report a head injury incident involving a 13 year old girl in Indianapolis. Witnesses blamed a car but the victim said she fell over the curb and that no vehicle struck her. Authorities investigate the odd sequence of events and statements.
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Indianapolis
Hal Boyle Column Sees World Of The Future In NYC Loft Life
Hal Boyle writes from New York about a future global village living in a lower East Side apartment house. He notes a peaceful world with many nations, multilingual neighbors, and the challenge of interpreting notes in milk bottles and letters. A Russian family dancing the mazurka triggers a comic elevator scene as three men salute in unison.
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Waal
Lower East Side
United Nations
Grin
Erhmail
Messure
Chinese Family Btneath
Pis
Sis
Korg
Shanghai Agas
Orca
Tower of Babel
Berlitz
Volt
Tod
Family Stays Fat Boston Housing Question
An unclear Dorchester family story describes housing conditions and shelter adequacy with vague figures and wording. The fragment mentions a built year and a large shelter capacity but lacks concrete names dates or actions to confirm the main event.
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Boston
Dorchester
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