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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1948

Page

4

Hartford Adds Two New Doctors At Tippin Hospital

Geneva County gains two new physicians on the Tippin Hospital staff Hartford welcomes Dr. Hubert Strickland Jr and Dr H K Tip pin Jr both veterans from war service Strickland Navy Tip pin Army. Strickland a Hartford native joins six local physicians amid pride in homegrown medical care. The piece also notes a hospital business manager recently left to start a business and Ralph acquired Roy Jones store keys sold as souvenirs.

Geneva County Geneva Hartford Hartford Medicos Hubert Strickland, Jr H. K. Tippin, Jr Tippin Hospital Strickland Tippin Keener Tippin Rankin Tippin Roy Jones Wartford Sand Ralph Roy

Oak Ridge veterans from Wiregrass enter postwar business

Roy Pate and partner J. W. Herring ran an auto agency after wartime service with Jones Construction Co at Oak Ridge Tennessee. He served as equipment manager for the firm handling war contracts, recalls the day the atomic bomb news broke and the public scrambled for papers to learn their role.

Oak Ridge Yenn Roy Pate Campbell Roy J. W. Herring Jones Construction Co

Reverend Haskew Moves to Demopolis as District Superintendent

The Rev. Ki. J. Haskew, a well known Methodist minister in the Wiregrass, has relocated to Demopolis Alabama where he serves as district superintendent. His son Bob, who stayed in Hartford, recalls his father’s moves and his old Hartford football days.

Ki. J. Haskew Demopolis Ala Rev Haskew Bob Hartford Dothany Lon Wise

Hartford High School names Rex Brannon principal

Rex Brannon, Auburn native and former vocational education instructor, becomes Hartford High School principal succeeding C. C. Edmonson after six years. He served three years in the Army and returned to Hartford to lead the school, with local support strong and steady.

Rex Brannon Hartford C. C. Edmonson Rex Haynesville Lowndes County Air Corps

Building Group Will Visit State Colleges

State Building Commission members depart Montgomery Monday for a tour of Alabama colleges to assess needs before allocating the remaining 2,500,000 dollars in the state fund. The itinerary includes Troy State Teachers College, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Livingston State Teachers College, University of Alabama, Florence State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute for Negroes, Alabama School of Trades Gadsden, Jacksonville State Teachers College, Montgomery State Teachers College for Negroes, and Alabama College at Montevallo.

Montgomery State Building Commission Alabama Institutions of Higher Learning State Building Commission Fund Troy State Teachers College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Livingston State Teachers College The University of Alabama Florence State Teachers College the Agricultural and Mechanical Institute For Negroes Alabama School of Trades Gadsden Jacksonville State Teachers College Montgomery State Teachers College Alabama College At Montevallo

Montana Born Jap Killed In Italy To Be Buried In Japan

A Japanese born in Montana who served with the U S Army and died in Italy will be buried in Japan. Cpl. Eiichi Ilaita of the all Nisei 100th Infantry Regiment was killed in action near Castelfiorentino, Italy, and his burial request was raised by his Kokura, Japan, parents. The U S Eighth Army confirmed the plan, noting the first such plea from a Japanese family.

Yokohama Montana United States Italy Japan U. S. Eighth Army Cpl Eilchi Ilaita All Nisei 100Th Infantry Castelfiorentino Dunusaku

Truman Establishes Forbidden Air Zones At Atomic Projects

President Truman on Saturday set aside no fly zones over three U S atomic energy commission sites Clinton Engineer Works in Oak Ridge Tennessee Hooper ford Engineer Works in Richland Washington and Los Alamos Project in Santa Fe New Mexico for national defense and government use only the order gave only latitude and longitude limits.

Washington Truman U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Clinton Engineering Works Oak Ridge Tenn Hoapeford Richland Woash Los Alamos Project Santa Fe Nla

Ex Gov Sam Jones of Louisiana Hurt in Accident

Louisiana former governor Sam Jones, a Democratic candidate, was injured in an incident near Alexandria. State troopers investigated as authorities described the event and conditions at the time.

Sam Jones Louisiana Alexandria Pemocrity Heenan Bie Nex Othe Abexothara Brus

Houston FHA Office Reports Good Year Of Repayment

James L. Burleson, county FHA supervisor, said 1847 was a strong year with about 235 families helped to plan farming operations. Loans during spring totaled 79881.74 dollars, borrowers owed 83029, and last Thursday 80791.59 had been collected. Only 3228 remained to achieve full repayment, expected as hog sales and cotton insurance checks arrive. FO borrowers owed 17370 and had repaid 25151.63 by Jan 15, with about 2000 more expected when hogs go to market.

Houston County FHA Birmingham James L. Burleson Burleson Farmers’ Home Administration Farm Security Administration

Notes on county finances show large, varied receipts

County office reports over fifty notes and substantial sums collected from July 1, 1947 to January 15, 1947. Totals include 75191.63 from unspecified notes and 100708.11 from other items, with 2365.89 paid on nonmaturing loans and 9716.58 noted as operating receipts. Burstingars office announced additional figures.

Bae Burtesngars

Canadian Pole Watch Ensures Tracking Shifts at Boothia

The Canadian government maintains monitoring of the North Magnetic Pole located on the Boothia Peninsula. The pole moves continually, requiring ongoing position updates and navigational data for official purposes.

Pole Tee North Magnetic Pole Boothia Peninsula

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