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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1950

Page

2

Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Committee To Meet

Fiufus Davis chairmen of the executive committee planning the Rotary convention calls a meeting for 7 p m tomorrow at the Charleail Steak House in District Governor George Barnes to schedule the meeting. Davis I sala Deiving Charges The following were charged with Gelving while intoxicated during the weekend per law enforcement records Hubert L Watford Johnny W dal and Woodrow Whiten Cat for Ceneors Take Note wely thenten Wday acewered an arm et pe puarlin Theater someone explained Gat an warm bell we sat ort Whi

Fiufus Davis George Barnes Davis Isala Hubert L. Watford Johnny W Dal Woodrow Whiten

Three-Way Collision Kills Two in Queens Bus Crash

In New York a census bus, a trailer truck, and a passenger car collided near Midtown Queens during dawn. Two people died and about 39 or more were injured as pedestrians and riders on the double deck bus sought help, with witnesses recalling a mangled scene and bystanders dialing for aid.

New York Manhattan Gnd Queens Bridaa Charles §Aretan Jackson

Livestock Market Report from Thomasville and Montgomery

AP dispatch details livestock arrivals and prices across Thomasville and Montgomery markets. Hogs show steady to firm bids with varied weights, calves and sows priced per weight, cattle receipts near 980 head with mixed slaughter steers, heifers, and cows, and stocker calves trading in mid two figures.

Thomasville USDA Albany Columbus Moul- Ete Hom Tieton Enne Davath Ube Amd Gad Busan Montgomery (Ap Union Stockyardas

Fragmented Text on Religion and Rights Sparks Debate

A garbled report discusses a call to uphold citizen rights under a constitution and freedom of religion. It cites a Texas Evangelist group claiming persecution by Catholics, mentions Vatican press coverage, and accuses the Church of Christ Evangelists of anti Communist ties amid disputed motives.

Ttallan Frilelon Texas Church of Christ Alban Foot Vatican L'Os Servatore Komen Maly Evangeliuts Church of Christ Evangel- In Fras

President seeks law to curb rubber shortage control

President Truman urged Congress to authorize a plan to shift synthetic rubber production to private ownership while maintaining national security. A Stebbins report urges keeping nearly a million tons capacity ready, with standby plants and a stockpile of natural rubber, and sets a target minimum output to ensure emergency needs are met.

Douglas B. Cornell Washington Truman Congress Mr. Truman Hie John R. Steely Tan Pruman Thors Steeman

Wishing Well Booth Aids March of Dimes Drive

The Duban Service League runs a Wishing Well booth today at the First National Bank corner urging donations. Plans for a golf tournament to raise funds are under way with Charles Dungoth in charge and contributions sent to March of Dimes Box 405, Dothan, via Mrs. W. G. Falls.

Crawford Mosley Ey Or Duban Service League Fiswt National Bank Hoht the Dame Charles Dungoth March of Dimes Box 405 Dothan W. G. Falls Dothan United General Drive Tresaurer

Inquest Sought For Mount Pulog Missing Professors

Distressed officials report two University of the Philippines professors missing after a mountaintop trek near Mount Pulog. Veterans and colleagues connect their disappearance to war era service, with relatives awaiting official identification and possible inquest under Phulpeina law.

Air Mies Tokukan Conlin Pulogores University of the Philippines UW. 5 State Department Pa Dirann Europe Ptieon Rialana Vientta Geovela State Erp College Staterboro

Malone Wins Bid On Sheriff's Car For Houston County

The Houston County Board of Revenue approved Malone Motor Company's bid to purchase a 1950 Ford sheriff’s vehicle with overdrive and eight cylinders for 8482 plus trade in of 1807 Fox. Chairs were bought from Hats Furniture at 52.55 each, for use by the County Agent and Home Demonstration offices. The creosoting equipment bid by Hugh Wheeles and 3.1 Wilson was rejected, while the board will study renting out the creosoting gear and may contract creosoting work for the county. A dual Caterpillar crawler trailer trade-in was authorized for advertising purposes.

Houston County Board of Revenue Sealon Bia Malone Motor Company Ford Shevills Fox Hats Furniture Company Home Demonstraion Hugh Wheeles Wilson

Arnold airmanship and family at serviceman’s passing

The article notes Lt David L. Armas arriving from March Field and Col Henry H. Arnold, Jr. at Fort Leavenworth as the Air Force mourns a prominent aviation pioneer. It highlights Arnold’s early altitude record of 6340 feet in 1912, his leadership as assistant chief of the Air Forces in 1936, and becoming the first four star general in 1943 before the Air Force’s 1947 establishment. Lois Arnold Snowden’s uncertain travel from Corpus Christi is mentioned, and the text recalls Arnold’s role when the air arm was created.

Arnold Nix David L. Armas March Field Calif Henry H. Arnold, Jr Command and Staff School Fort Leavenworth Fas Wiliam Banana River Ft Tooday Air Force Lois Ernest Snowden Corpus Christi Tex Hla Arnoli Forcs

Polarized U S debate over China policy and military testimony

U S lawmakers clash over how to handle China policy and the military threat as November elections approach. Senator Vanderberg pressures for information and testimony from Johnson and Bradley. Democrats worry voters may read too much into any official statements on Formosa and defense.

U. S Agia Republic China Vanderberg Mich Herwise Vandenberg Senate Foundm Relations Committee Johnson Omer Bradley Connally D-Tex

Potatoes Replace Eggs In Binding Mixture

A fragment notes using medium grated potatoes as a binder instead of eggs in a meal mixture. The guidance suggests raw potato grating to achieve cohesion when eggs are scarce.

Nationalist push reshapes China war effort in yearend reports

Reports describe heavy damage in a Pacific campaign targeting a key Japanese base. Ho Kwo Kwang replaces Lin Wen-Hui as Sichuan inland security steadies nationalists. Ambassadors visit prompts talks on policy while a yearend air force tally claims 174,000 Reds killed in 6,433 flights, with vast material losses including vehicles, junks, tips, and locomotives.

Japan Pacific Ho Kwo Kwang Sikang Tibet Ho Re Lin Wen-Hui Reds Nave Jpapers U.S Philip Jessup America Formoga Tey Jessup Air Force

Tax and voter laws amid Georgia politics in a leaky year

The piece surveys Georgia political battles over tax cuts and education funding, notes voter registration reform debates led by Talmadge, and outlines proposed measures from Rep. Gross and Rep. Baler. It highlights challenges to education funding, highway spending, and potential legislative moves like liquor advertising, pay raises for judges, and a statewide probation system.

Highway Department Talmadge Bag Talmadge Tax Revision E Committee Alute Faye of Horse and Buggy Frank Gross Stephene County Ways and Means C. O. Baler Gross House Senate Fortia Geordia Tnoragen Supreme ‘Court Court of Appeals Anmually Seralize Parimuutuel Betting Te Pardon and Parote Board Hbera

Hap Arnold and the Rise of Air Power in the Army

The article traces Henry H. Arnold's career from West Point through the infantry to the air corps, highlighting his role with Billy Mitchell and his push for daylight precision bombing. It notes his four-star rise, his colorful personality, and his postwar views on war, the United Nations, and deterrence, referencing Potsdam and Munich as turning points in thinking about future conflicts.

West Point Hap Dayton O Wright Brothers Armory Fia Cavalry Billy'' Mitchell Germany Arnold Roosevelt Guam Hop Hatem United Nations Hap Arnold India Munich

Senate to Decide Open Hearings on Spending Bills

Number 71 seat this move leaving up to the House to start the bail rolling to reduce the levies. First test of the strength of the economy drive in Congress may come when Senate Appropriations subcommittees take up the question of holding open or closed sessions. Republicans are expected to demand public testimony contending it puts a brake on spending advocates.

House Congress Senate Appropriations

Notable Southeast Deaths and Obituaries Toll

Obituaries from Slocomb to Columbus and Ozark report J E Sealy Letts, Jester Sellers, and Carrie Watford among the deceased. Services held at Slocomb Methodist Church and Judson Church with interment in local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren. other notices cover Rev William H Baker’s near centenarian passing in Columbus and Mrs W T Childs of Hartford.

K. Gellers J. E. Sealylett Stu Yoeferdby Slocomb Slocomb Methodist Church Fuller Mr. Batten Slovomb Ward-Wilson Dgugieder Huvnelie Arimotrong BEV W. H. Baker Columbus, Ga Speci William H. Baker Church of God Alabama Florida Baker Tech Columbia Kiadlapna Lottie Bokee Columbus Minchie Youngulned Stocomb Doster J.C Walding Anam, Wattard B. H. Milly Carrie Watford Ozark Carrie Lee Virginia Watford Newton Judson Church Burette Curry Matte Palmer Analé Oppert Ax, Jury Minnie Hastzog Othiisling Mr Juda Holman Pyneral Arrknites Ments W.T. Childs Hartford W. T. Childs Bury Hertford Cemetery W. F. Dardell WF. Calhoun Holrasy Hattford

Miners vote against return to work in key states

In a wave across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio miners resist a return to work amid disputes with employers. UMW leaders report pockets of opposition with some districts threatening a showdown while others reopen, leaving many mines idled and contracts in limbo.

Trade report shows October uptick in Houston County business

A Houston County trade report issued today notes a 15.1 percent October rise in general merchandise stores and auto dealers up 12 percent statewide, with hardware and farm implement stores up 4.3 percent locally. Mortgage activity and work permits rose in Dothan area, while several retail categories such as feed stores, clothing, and drug stores posted gains.

Houston County Bureau of Boathoss’ Reserveh University of Alabama General Merchantise Gating Houston Batis Hausanty Converna Houpton Dothan

Unclear fragments outline highway patrol alert scene

Radio and Alabama Highway Patrol alerted officers avid. Bull said Rogers described a 1930 model Ford and a complete description of the men. Rogers was not hospitalized but sustained fever bruising on the scalp from an incident.

Alabama Highway Patrol Bull Rogers

First Week of 1960 Diggers Strike in Mines

In early 1960 about 19,090 Miinots diggers quit work while 69,000 other miners in seven states continued. After a few days Lewks urged the men back to the pits as a three day week was imposed. Some rank and file would accept government action under Taft Hartley if a declared emergency could force a five day week.

Lewis Battle United States Steel Corporation Pennsylvania U. S. Steel Kentucky West ViEgioia Pittsburgh Consolidation Coe Library Weirton Steel Company Washington County United Mine Workers Greene Fayette West Virginia Dickets Ohio Adolph Pacifiveo UMW Paul Terreta Isabella Lewks Suge

Plane Crash Kills Two Kansas Couples in Alabama Mountains

Four adults from Kansas died when their four seat craft crashed into a rugged Alabama mountainside twenty miles northeast of Birmingham. Abd Mrs Collins and Mrs Bedford, all of Topeka and Collins Mile, were travelers heading to Palm Beach. Searchers found the charred wreckage and the plane demolished, as authorities traced a possible engine failure before the plunge.

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New York Cotton Futures Slip Amid Quiet Trade

Cotton futures eased in quiet New York and New Orleans trading as hedging and selling pressured values. Near 11:00 am prices showed declines from prior levels with nearby contracts down several cents, while trading remained thin across markets in the session.

NEW York Cotton New York New Orleans

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