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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1950
Page
6
Fragmentary text lists numbers and words such as wild swine, woody plant, physicians, measure of cloth, pail, malt drink, English terms and prior’s. Content appears garbled with no coherent event or proper names to summarize into a news item.
The Defense Department R D Board releases a glossary of terms for guided missiles exposing how new jargon like hangive chuffing stoichiometric and pluming arises. The piece notes experts aim to demystify terms while warning lay readers that language can mislead as weapons technology advances.
A cryptic phrase discusses spillover in a guided release term, noting it resembles a ramjet intake issue. The text hints at a streamletube thaw affecting airflow, with emphasis on the intake ratio. No clear event or date is provided in readable content.
ATLANTA United Daughters of the Confederacy and related groups weigh Stone Mountain as national headquarters. A Belmont Dennis, national commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, approves the plan. UDC delays a new Richmond building while Mountain project moves forward. Hurray M. Howard says RF C filed for a self liquidating fund to finish carving and establish the park.
Coffee 4 H Club boys and girls practiced dinner table etiquette learned from Emily Post at a December meeting. A holiday contest was held under Mrs Jimmie Prestwood and Mrs. Ward with winners listed among many participants.
A new socket design features banlestopped base and stabilized outlet to prevent tipping and stray wires. The device integrates a neat plug and table lamp assembly to reduce electrical hazards and improve wiring safety in home usage.
New Hope 4-H Club led by Mavis Wilson won the Coffee County Community Health Improvement Contest among 36 clubs. Frevis Killingsworth and Ann Wilson received top health honors and a Auburn trip prize, with Kellogg Company presenting a $20 cash award and a certificate. The club highlighted health standards surveys, waste removal efforts, and community insect control programs led by Boy Scouts.
President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines arrived in Baltimore for a kidney operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was accompanied by his son, daughter, brother, judge Antonia Quirino, and Philippine officials including Finance Secretary Pedrosa.
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