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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
3
The text shows garbled phrases about weather, weathered events, and grades plus stray numbers and names. It mentions Clark, 4H, medals, and lost context, yielding an unusable fragment but preserving named entities and odd codes for potential further cleanup.
Homer Jenks reviews Socialist Britain by Fran Williams, detailing how Labour under Clement Attlee aims to shrink income gaps through high taxes and extensive social programs. The book covers nationalization of coal, transport, power, and gas, and debates the balance between public ownership and private enterprise amidst planned economy concerns.
In Washington, Filipino officers inspect a confidential Budget Bureau volume and spot a singular subject with a plural verb error on page 17 M regarding provisions for Philippine war damage. They ask if the President would object to a correction, and Jones suggests the President would be grateful.
Denver Tribune reports the Denver Tramway Corp offers 17 slightly used street cars for sale at 50 dollars each. The body is bright yellow and ready for conversion though wheels and motors are not included.
William Dye paid 10 to weigh himself at Keokuk Iowa railroad station. He stripped to his shorts and tried to step on the scales in a bid for an honest weight and was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined.
A wind blowing at 30 miles per hour is described as nine times stronger than a 10 mile per hour wind, illustrating a simple proportional relationship between wind speed and perceived power.
Senator Pepper introduces a bill to grant U S citizenship to Kaethae Schiemtropp a 27 year old German war bride and halt her deportation. She was found to have misrepresented her status when entering the United States and is held at Ellis Island awaiting possible release on bond.
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