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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1948

Page

2

Daily Eagle of Dothan Rates and Editorial Classics

The Dothan Eagle details subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Alabama Georgia and Florida with weekly and yearly options and special Sunday pricing. It notes editors W T Hall Julian G Hall and staff, includes Associated Press and United Press credits, and closes with Jefferson and biblical quotes on repentance and mind liberty.

Dothan Eagle The Eagle Publishing Co Partneredi A Paip William Theodore Hall Julian Og, Hall Alabama Georgia Florida

Governor Hosey shutters press conferences in Alabama

J G Hosey ex hotel detective and Jefferson County Board of Registrars chairman cancels press conferences saying newspapers are not fair to the public. He complains statements are not used, suggesting political pressure and libel risks behind the move.

Alabama J. G. Hosey Jeffferson County Montgomery Hosey Birmingham

Better Selling Aid to Europe Gains Ground in U S

Advocates of the aid to Europe program push a year to year plan with four year funding and flexible annual outlays. Ambassador Douglas testified that U S loan recoveries could reduce the ultimate cost from 6.8 billion to between about 4.0 and 5.5 billion, depending on repayment.

Truman Europe

Ban on Little Mules: State autos sealed to curb abuse

Governor vetoed a bill last August to curb use of state owned cars by employees. An executive order to enforce the aim is near full force after a delay to determine car counts and source seals. Seals on each side and rear will identify department and number, inviting citizen scrutiny and possible investigations of alleged nonofficial use.

Alabama Montgomery

Propaganda Boost for New Public Affairs Chief Named

George W. Allen, career diplomat, chosen as Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs to run the Voice of America broadcasts. Secretary Marsh alI selected him. he has served in Iran as ambassador and in many foreign postings. He aims to counter Soviet propaganda and present U.S. truth to overseas audiences, defending Europe recovery and American investment.

George W. Allen President Truman State Department Ber Iran Washington Charlie Michelson Charille John J. Raa- Kob Henry Wallace Franklin Roosevelt Michelson George Vournas

State Car Use Rules Sparing Some Officials in Alabama

The governor excludes highway patrol cars, investigators, the governor's office, ABC board, and one car for department heads from a new policy. Exemptions leave mainly lower paid state workers as likely operators of public cars, while top officials remain spared from the car-use restrictions.

Highway Patrol Special and Public Service Commission Governor's Office ABC Board Alabama

Oil Shortage and Housing Plan Draw White House Aid

Washington reports a deep oil shortage with reserves dwindling and imports rising, while industry campaigns urge conservation. Three famous sons Roosevelt Jr Kennedy and Wagner propose a nationwide drive to push Congress for a low cost housing bill as Truman backs a long range program to aid veterans and curb inflation.

Oscar Chapman Congress Standard Oil New Jersey Bayway N. J America Germany Near East Bone Army Air Force Stewart Field N. Y Ft. Myers Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Great Britain Robert Wagner, Jr New York Washington Wagner

Three Sitters: Radio Movies and Comics as modern guardians

John Temple Graves warns parents that radio crime stories movies and comic strips act as three sitters shaping children. He urges discerning selection of programming and comics to protect youths minds and morals, insisting parents must supervise content and teach distinction.

Pandora's Box

Barbs and Bits From a Quirky Column

A string of humorous observations on everyday life and common sayings. Bits critique manners, aging, families, and quirks with playful jabs at consumer culture, language use, and social norms. Notable lines reference single men, Christmas countdown, car sales stunts, and odd facts like an odor directory.

Kennedy Bids Rent Reductions as Public Opinion Mobilizes

A fragment quotes Kennedy urging rent cuts and mobilization of public opinion. He predicts Congress will offer another concession this season, amid moves to revamp rental terms from 390 to 120 dollars monthly.

Young Kennedy Congress Bell Syndicate, Inc

Marshall Plan seen as key to Europe defense

In testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee Secretary of State Marshall argues Western Europe cannot recover economically without aid, warning failure risks a world war and Bolshevik expansion. The column cites Harriman on inflation, the plan’s burden on Americans, and the need to halt Soviet advance. Only 17th century Paul Revere House remains standing in Boston.

Marshall House Foreign Affairs Committee Washington Europe United States America Commerce Harriman Harriman Reesie Western Europe Central Europe Moscow Soviet Union English Channel Russia Boston Paul Revere

Hermit inspires reader pet peeve survey in Hal Boyle piece

Hal Boyle collects reader letters listing daily annoyances from across the country. The piece notes Herman the hermit of Los Gatos Calif who claims he has no irritations while others vent on women, smoking, messy homes, soggy socks, and other small life frictions.

Washington America Herman the Hermit Herman Los Gatos Calif Tucson Ariz Seattle Columbus Ohio Dallas Lakeland San Antonio Ernest Treonnt Wey Acteactor

Fragments Depict Damaged Resinous Trunk Sections

A damaged OCR fragment describes portions of tree trunks being eaten by natives near a port. The bark is stripped and many layers peeled back to reach the inner portion described as resembling celery or cauliflower in preparation or consumption.

Amaica

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