Dothan Eagle listing notes buildings and addresses
An OCR fragment lists property names and street addresses including Michigan Parker Houses, Glenn Building, Lincoln Liberty Building, New Center Building, Montgomery Street with numbers 2.06 and 00. The content appears as a terse listing of structures and locations in a city directory or real estate notice.
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Jue N. Michigan
Parker Houses
Glenn
Lincoln-Liberty
New Center
Montgomery St
Investigation hints govern or Sparks probe eyed by supporters
Rumors from Montgomery describe incoming Governor Folsom weighing an inquiry into outgoing Governor Sparks administration. Three departments may face probes, details and methods unresolved, with precedents scarce. The piece notes labor bills, presidential era power trims, and proposals by Senator Ball to curb collective bargaining.
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Montgomery
Folsom
Sparks
The New Budget Budget Message Faces Political Split
The piece critiques the Presidents budget proposal of 37.5 billion for the coming fiscal year and a balanced budget with a 202 million surplus, noting Republican opposition over tax cuts and spending reductions. It argues priority on cutting operating costs and debt retirement over small tax relief, highlighting the $259 billion national debt and $5 billion annual interest.
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Iike
Truman
Rock Bottom
Congress
Notable 1947 Alabama Legislature Expected to Impress
Earl Speight, longtime Senate secretary, predicts the May start of the regular 1947 Alabama legislative session will be one of the most interesting in three decades. He notes his 32 years observing legislatures since 1915 and says this session has greater potential to engage public interest than any he has seen.
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Alabama
Earl Speight
Senate
Congress Debates Labor Powers as Pen Pendulum Shifts
The article notes Senator Ball and Representative Hartley propose bills to curb labor power by banning jurisdictional strikes and mass picketing and making labor liable with management. They stress these are proposals, not laws, while signaling a swing against labor excesses in the early 80th Congress.
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Ball
Case
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
House Labor Committee
Dothan Saluted by Alabama Jaycee Magazine
The Alabama Jaycee issue No. 6 Volume 4 is a salute to Dothan with an aerial view of the business district on the front. Inside are many photos and stories about Dothan, centered on Genesis 37 17. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and residents praise the edition with wide circulation including Hawaii.
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Dothan
Truman’s New Secretary of State George Marshall
George Marshall replaces Jimmie Byrnes as Secretary of State amid a push to align with Truman’s foreign policy goals. The piece contrasts Byrnes’s one man approach with Marshall’s frank, disciplined style and his ability to sell strategies to the President. It notes Marshall’s Army ties, past Pearl Harbor scrutiny, and his nuanced stance on Britain and the Balkans, shaping a more collaborative White House dynamic.
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George Marshall
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Ialy
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Balkans
Feure
Europe
Tie
Quebec
Burma
Louis Mountbatten
This Morning by John Temple Graves
Opinion column discusses lynching, Massachusetts students, and national politics. It critiques Massachusetts crusaders, cites railroads under interstate oversight, and weighs Senator Bilbo and race-related renomination pressures, arguing integrity and national interests over partisan attacks.
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John Temple Graves
Hartford merchant Roy H. Jones Known for Public Service
Roy H. Jones of Hartford, a local merchant and insurance agent, is noted for community work and church leadership. Brother of Arizona former governor Robert T. Jones, he has long aided Hartford through the Union Service Fund, salvage and war bond drives, Lions Club leadership, and active charity, earning wide local respect.
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Hartford
Roy H. Jones
Arizona
Roy
Robert T
Hartford Jones
Brother Roy
Jones
Presbyterian Church
Union Service Fund
Geneva County
Lions Club
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Mr. Jones
Morristown
Tenn
Brother Rev
Farm Reports Due By January 15
Houston County farmers were reminded by County Administrative Officer Jesse Culbreth that all performance reports on soil improvement and conservation practices must be in the county office by January 14. Farmers cooperating with the P and MA program and receiving government funds to build terraces plant cover crops apply minerals or carry out other soil improvement practices must file reports after each project is completed.
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Houston County
Jesse Culbreth
Production and Marketing Administration
Permits Issued Here for Four Residences
Four residences were listed yesterday in building permits issued at the fire department. They went to O. C. Adkins of 211 South East Street for 2000 dollars, Eddie Bryant of 703 Pilcher Street for 300 dollars, West King of 700 Wutchins Street for an amount not specified.
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O. C. Adkins
South East Street
Eddie Bryant
Pilcher Street
West King
Wutchins Street
Moseley Names Recreation Leaders At City Schools
Recreation director Crawford Moseley announced five boys chosen to supervise school recreation programs. Names include Tommy Underwood Southside Max Morris Young Junior High Alfred Parrish Minnie T Heard Chipley Bennett Highland and Lee McMillan Nero at North Highland School. A square dance at the Recreation Center is set for tomorrow night with Bobby and Bascomb’s string band and a comedian. The program will cover elementary athletics with volleyball basketball paddle tennis and later softball and track. The basketball program starts next week.
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Crawford Moseley
Bobby and
Bascomb
Bill
Moseley
Tommy Underwood
Southside
Max Morris
Young Junior High
Alfred Parrish
Minnie T. Heard
Chipley Bennett
Highland
Lee McMillan
Nero
North Highland Negro High School
Mosvicy
Railroads Earn From Agricultural Haulage and Permits Granted
Railroads derive about a quarter of operating revenue from hauling agricultural products totaling $400. Hugh Weatherly of 48 Hast Selma reports $4,900. A $300 permit for Bryant is the lowest in over a year for a residence. P. B. Killingsworth gains a $3,500 permit to build a store at 105 South Street.
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Hugh Weatherly
Selma
Bryant
P. B. Killingsworth
South Street
Marshall and Bevin clash over military strategy remarks
In a wartime exchange, Maj Gen Orvil A Anderson urges timed operations while Marshall defends secrecy. Bevin, Brooke, and Bevin debate that keeping plans hidden signals bad faith. An editor notes tomorrow's column will reveal Marshall's past with Russia.
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Arctic
Orvil A. Anderson
Air War College
Drew Pearson
General Marshall
Russia
The
Bell Syndicate
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