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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1950

Page

6

Wallace Responds to Senator Charges Over China Policy

Washington AP Wallace rebuts Ferguson charge that Kane fathered America China policy, saying the claim is false. He notes a 1944 memo and denies directing policy toward Chiang Kai-shek or the Chinese Communists. State Department says no record of secret resorts from the former vice president.

Washington Hettator Kane China Bax Wallace U.S Ferguson R-Mich Senate Ching South Salem Inemo Chiang Kai-Shek Wallace Ansa Hitler White House United States State Department

Educational Council Organized In Troy

A Pike County educational council formed by civic and school leaders aims to inform citizens about county school problems. Superintendent L. D. Bynum says the system needs more classrooms and school buses for both Black and white students. The article notes deficiencies in basic elements for plant growth.

TROY Pike County L. D. Bynum Bynum

Warning That Set Tragic Example For Youth

Council Scouters hear warning from Lewis M. Smith to 250 Southeast Alabama Bay Council workers at the 14th Annual Meeting in Ozark. Roy Jeffcont of Troy was installed as 1950 president. Silver Beaver honors went to Hubert J. Evans and Richard H. Cobbs. Smith urged adults to become pals and friends to youth, warning of apathy and a “terrific challenge” for future leaders, and warned about communism and the limits of state reliance.

Miss Liberty Lewis M. Smith Jeff C. ‘Z. Hunter Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council Ozark Billa Kelly Smith Hunter Southeast Council Hagle Steff ED Driggers Alabama Bay Roy Jeffcont Troy C. T. Hunter Eufaula Hubert J. Evans Florala Richard H. Cobbs Andalusia Scouts Cabs of America Alabama Power Company Tao Dustry Dothan den Inez McDugald Pack W. G. Peacock Park Three Barbour County Alabama Jeffcoat Bob Lundqvist Memphis National Scout Council Roy Crow Alex Huey Enterprise Dean Evfaula James M. Welden Dothan G. RB. Smith Joe F. Saliba Tressurerane Enzor J. Whit King National Council James H. Kelley Gene Clouse Troon

Mississippi Senate Repeals MBI Law

Mississippi Senate votes 31 to 13 to repeal the 1947 law creating the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation noted for its brief, arresting powers and disbanded by Gov. Fielding Wright in 1948. The article also covers Cub Scout awards, district attendance honors, and council officer installations with details on names and positions.

Jackson, Miss Mississippi Senate Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Fielding Wright Senate House

Peterson's Ointment Proofed Quick Pile Relief

A Buffalo druggist created a soothing ointment that provided rapid cooling relief for piles and became a nationwide favorite. The 40 cent box or applicator tube was sold with a money back guarantee and branded as Peterson's Ointment.

Buffalo Peterson

Political tension and police plan loom in legislative debate

Fragmentary remarks show critics arguing democracy under threat while a 25-man state police proposal with limited powers awaits legislative action. Supporters urge authority to seek assistance from local agencies as the debate continues.

Ike House Ben Fred Jones

Dr B C Scarbrough Dies In Sand Mountain

Albertville AP report says Dr B C Scarbrough founder of Sand Mountain Infirmary died after a short illness. He practiced locally since 1992 after 11 years in Ashland Asa. Survivors include seven children and three daughters Mrs M B Pickens Lakeland Fla and Mrs B E Yarbrough Philadelphia among others.

Albertville B. C. Scarbrough Sand Mountain

Mayors Reach Out For Pen Pals in Foreign Lands

Chicago dispatch notes that many mayors seek pen pals abroad and request help from newspapers, schools, and agencies in the United States as reported by the American Municipal Association.

Chicago United States American Municipal Association

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