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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
2
An OCR fragment reports a Dallas Alabama matter involving a misstatement of fact and motions. It mentions TELETRONAS 23 as a department and cites a court action with related filings. The readable bits include names and terms like misstatement of fact and cases, but details are unclear.
Winston Churchill visits Miami for a six week vacation and interviews. He confirms no retirement from leadership of the Conservative party and intends to remain active in politics while praised as a strong wartime figure. The British Empire and world expect his continued influence and public statements.
An Alabama Court of Appeals ruling says there is no fixed statewide speed limit in statutes. The piece notes wartime 35 mph limits do not count and cautions drivers not to ignore speed rules at intersections. It warns police can still cite reckless driving for too-fast travel.
The piece notes Europe’s punishment of collaborators after German occupation. It highlights Michel Detroyat, a French air ace, condemned to national indiginty for life and confiscation of possessions. It argues broad justice mostly targets small fry while the famous collabs face social ostracism and loss of status.
Congressional panel weighs calling Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to testify about how he learned the United States had cracked the Japanese code. The panel aims to finish next month but faces a clash over whether Dewey should appear to disclose the code secret, a topic tied to how information moved during the Pearl Harbor inquiry.
Washington, A sharp political portrait of Bob Hannegan showing how his battles with White House aides and his No-man reputation hinder policy voice. He faces palace resistance from Missouri politicians and the Reconverters while clashing over steel wage issues and postwar demobilization.
John Temple Graves presents a plan for Southern economic self reliance. He cites editorials from The Alabama Journal and The Florida Times Union arguing the South should consume and produce within itself rather than export raw materials and import finished goods. He notes the South's large share of farms and population but low value from added manufacturing.
Carmel Castle nicknamed Coot, star of the 1942 Birmingham Baron outfield, is rejoining the team after Army discharge. He has been playing in the South Pacific and will report for Spring training on March 4, per General Manager Paul Florence.
A dense rundown of radio schedules listing programs, times, and stations across Friday and Saturday night including news, music, talks, and variety shows with numerous performers and bands named such as Gabriel Heatter Emil Coleman's Orchestra Ruth Berman Mustard and Gravy Joe Reichman’s Orchestra and Jack Teagarden’s Orchestra.
In Madrid, Spain, a high cost of living cripples workers with wages up to two dollars daily. Prices for eggs, butter, meat, and olive oil soar above rationed levels, forcing families to rely on bread, soup, and scarce ingredients. All family members seek work to feed dependents, while schooling often takes a back seat to breadwinning.
Area Vets TS Thomas five Jame and Pfe Wille J were slated to damage aboard the Yow Francises, the Atsetietey has announced.
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