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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

7

Lech Sed Om Got and Forth Con Dur Secu

Readable fragments indicate a military or security briefing about strategic forces. The report mentions Lech and names like Om Got and Con Dur with references to security and defense measures. Entities include Lech Om Got Con Dur.

Hirohito Escapes Prosecution By U S Army Orders

Emperor Hirohito avoided war crime charges by orders from the U S joint chiefs of staff. The January 1946 directive to MacArthur, part of the tribunal framework, prohibited prosecution of the emperor pending further directive which was never issued. The issue influenced legal strategy in the top war crimes trial and sparked ongoing controversy over command responsibility.

Frank L. White Mokyo Emperor Hirohito United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Douglas MacArthur International Tribunal Hideki Tojo Supreme Court of the United States Eves MacArthur Hirohito Japan U.S Chiefs of Staffs Far Eastern Commission Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff William D. Leshy Chester Nimitz Dwight D. Eisenhower H. H. Arnold Tokyo New York Supreme Court Army Department Army Pearl Harbor William Webb Australia William Joeph B. Keenan Keenan

Primitive craft debate and beer flavor remark

A Britannica quote claims savages excel in basketry while civilized people fail. Separately a taste note says salt ruins the flavor of good beer.

Wolf Creek Crater in Australia Hints at Giant Meteorite

Ancient crater in remote northwestern Australia may harbor one of the world’s largest meteorites. Wolf Creek crater, 2800 feet across and about 100 feet deep, was discovered June 21 1947 by oil search scientists Reeves and Sauves and confirmed as meteoritic by the Australian bureau of mineral resources.

Sydney Australia Walkabout Charles R. Holmes Wolf Creek Crater Western Australia Arizona Desert Wolf Creek Frank Reeves N. B. Sauves Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources Troame Holmes Australian Geographical Society Arthur Upfield Hall's Creek Andy Stumpy Helmes

Seeress predicts De Gaulle rise and Europe free of communism

Paris dispatch reports French seer Mme Orion predicts 1949 will begin with financial trouble in France but end with Gen Charles de Gaulle returning to power restoring order. She foresees the Communist Party disappearing in western Europe, Britain mourning a great personality, no war, and France becoming a top international power again. Additional notes include Argentina under Peron, Canada opening immigration from France, a spring epidemic, and a major scientific discovery before fall.

Rene Balbaud Paris Champs Elysee Erecut General de Gaulle France Communist Party Europe Great Britain Bianeis Orien Jean Cocteau Andre Tardieu Sascha Guitry Georges Duhamel Mme Orion Powers Gen. Peron Canada

Meteoric crater hint from Hall's Creek postmaster

Robert Way, age 73, recalled becoming postmaster and meteorological observer at Hall's Creek in 1905. He described a huge fiery object streaking south toward desert lands, linking it to the Wolf Creek crater found last year and speculating a possibly hidden crater farther south.

Robert Way Hall’s Creek Wolf Creek

Winter driving rules from National Safety Council committee

The National Safety Council's Committee on winter driving hazards recommends practical rules for safe travel. Get the feel of the road, adjust speed to conditions, use chains on ice and snow, keep windshields clear, pump brakes on slick surfaces, and follow at a safe distance. It takes three to twelve times more distance to stop on snow or ice.

Chicago National Safety Council Committee On

Fire in George Homan’s car near Rockford station

An auto fire at Rockford occurred as George Homan drove past a nearby fire station. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze using hand pumps stored just a few steps from the station.

Rockford George Homan Homan

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