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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1943
Page
6
A fragmentary AP wire note from Montgomery Alabama reports officers fear the pool of unmarried draftees aged three to 38 is nearly exhausted. General Smith and officials warn the selective service seeks a steady supply, with expectations of orderly mobilization and continued recruitment effects.
A Franklin era column warns housewives of possible meat shortages and rationing changes as two coupon types may appear. It discusses adding extenders and new price and portion plans, urging practice before rules take effect and noting potential shifts to non meat dishes and canned goods. It also notes Dr. Percy Pelouze’s medical talk in Alabama on gonorrhea treatment by University of Pennsylvania’s Dr. Starr Paloeke and regional medical society plans across the state.
West Sasser of Dothan and son of Mrs. of Dothan route ons transferred from Camp C to Camp Myles Standish as part of Army replacement training en route to Croft after completion, the public office announced today.
The Office of Price Administration ordered a ban on pleasure driving in 17 northeastern and Atlantic seaboard states due to fuel shortages. Driving to theaters races or social engagements is prohibited. fuel rations may be cut for violators. Driving to church or hospital and taking children to school are allowed if no other transport exists. The rule spans Maine to Florida east of the Apalachicola River.
Marianna Army airbase announced the death of Aviation Cadet Kenneth C. Crowe in a crash during a routine training flight near the airfield. He is survived by his wife and by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Willam H. Crowe of Newport Tennessee route two. He arrived in December for advanced training.
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