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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1949

Page

4

Indonesia crisis strains United Nations and New Delhi talks

The Indonesian dispute pits the Republican demand for immediate independence against Dutch plans for gradual sovereignty. The U N Security Council faces a rebuff as the Netherlands claims internal affairs and India convenes a regional conference in New Delhi to seek a solution. An American plan for two sovereign states by 1950 is floated, while Dutch acceptance remains uncertain.

Indonesia United Nations New Delhi Security Council Netherlands Republic of U. N India Nehru Security Council Ukely Ican United States Criefly Washington U. S Holland Hollard

Alabama Delegation Plays Big Role in Truman Inaugural

Washington AP Alabama Governor James E. Folsom led a large state delegation at President Truman's inauguration. The Folsoms attended Alabama Society events, a reception for Truman, and a parade appearance by Alabama bands. Senator McGrath hosted a reception. Louis Eckl, Florence Times editor, sent a hat to the president after predicting Truman’s landslide.

Washington Alabama James E. Folsom Truman Folsom Alabama State Society Folsoms Joseph Davies Moscow National Art Gallery J. Howard McGrath D-R Democratic National Committee McGrath University of Alabama Alabama Polytechnic Institute Louis A. Ecks Eckl Florence

Hat to Washington Highlights Alabama Vote Death of Rights

Eckl mailed a hat to Washington praising Truman as a great friend of the South while noting Alabama not voting for him in November. He warned against civil rights actions threatening segregation and urged progressive legislation. Alabama gave its 14 electoral votes to Thurmond.

Eckl Washington Truman Cone South White House Alabama Tennessee Valley Authority J. Strom Thurmond Ecks

Press Association Meet Opens In Birmingham

Publishers and editors gather in Birmingham for informal sessions before the Alabama Press Association 78th annual convention. Ed Pierce of Jasper, retiring association president, speaks at the opening session. Hal Boyle of AP will address the banquet, with James Arrington of Collins Mississippi and Dr James Brakefield among other speakers. Victor Portman of Kentucky and Warren Whitney of Birmingham also on the program.

Birmingham Alabama Press Association Ed Pierce Jasper Association Hal Boyle Associated Press James D. Arrington The Collins, Miss News-Commercial Mississippi Press Association James L. Brakefield Chamber of Commerce Victor R. Porttman Kentucky Press Association Warren Whitney

Georgia State Ports Authority Head Dies After Heart Attack

Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Fowler 64 retired Army engineer and Georgia State Ports Authority executive director died after a heart attack. A native of Nebraska, he moved to Georgia in 1936 serving as Savannah district engineer and Atlanta division engineer before joining port work. Survivors include his wife two daughters and a son Cmdr. Gordon Fowler Maxwell Air Base.

Atlanta Raymond F. Fowler Georgia State Ports Authority Fowler Army Georgia Alexandria Neb Savannah University of Nebraska West Point Army Engineers Washington Providence R. I Birmingham New Orleans Panama Canal Zone Blake van Leer Port Authority Ports Authority Bradford G Wooley Providence, R. I Sea Island, Ga Cmdr Gordon Fowler Maxwell Air Base Montgomery

Marshall Completes AT Years Service

Gen George C Marshall ends 47 years of service as Secretary of State. His resignation, accepted two weeks earlier by President Truman, takes effect today while he recovers in Puerto Rico from kidney surgery. Dean Acheson to be sworn in tomorrow. Lovett to remain until Webb confirmation.

Washington George C. Marshall Truman Marshall Puerto Rico Dean G. Acheson White House Misshall Robert A. Lovett Senate James E. Webb Friends of Leesburg Pinehurst N. C

Mes. Smith Heads Episcopal Auxiliary in Alabama

SELMA AP Mrs. Herbert FE. Smith of Birmingham was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Alabama Diocese at its 50th annual meeting in Selma. Mobile's Mrs. F P. Taylor Peck was named vice president with Birmingham's Mrs. William H. Marmion as recording secretary and Florence's Mrs. Basil Horsfield Jr. treasurer. Auburn's Mrs. B. R. Showalter was named educational secretary. Bishop C. C. J. Carpenter of Birmingham addressed the session.

Selma Herbert FE. Smith Birmingham Alabama Episcopal Church FP. Taylor Peck Mobile William H. Marmion Basil Horsfield, Jr Florence B. R. Showalter Auburn C. C. J. Carpenter

Finn Becomes American Citizen Hours After Request

Nils Eric Gronberg 33 filed his petition in federal court and took the oath of citizenship within hours before Federal Judge John McDuffie in a naturalization court. A native of Helsingsfors Finland, he was naturalized under the Seaman's Act after five years on American flag vessels and has sailed since December 16, 1942. He now resides in Spring Hill Alabama.

Nils Eric Gronberg Jude John McDuffie Helsingsfors Finland Gronberg Spring Hill Ala

Murder ruled out by police in death of Grenville Baker

FBI report undermines theory of murder in Grenville Baker death. Sheriff Stoutamire says no one can be charged as inspectors found no gunpowder evidence on witnesses or skin, making accidental shooting or self harm possible. Baker, 27, son of a late New York banker, died after a jeep roll on the Horseshoe plantation.

Grenville Baker Frank Stoutamire Baker New York Bank George F. Baker Thelma Griffin FBI Griffin Frank Whidden Whiddon Thhat Baker Alicia Grajales

Walnut turned apple in odd fruit mystery in Wapella

Leonard Underwood, while gathering walnuts in Wapella, found a nut with a soft husk. Cutting it open revealed an apple inside where the kernel should be and the outer fruit surrounding the nut. He seeks an explanation.

Wapella Leonard Underwood Underwood

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