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Dothan Eagle in Dothan, Alabama

20 Jan 1949

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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1949

Page

5

Policy Planning Staff at State Building Silent Behind Doors

The State Department houses a hush hush Policy Planning Staff led by George Kennan. The nine member group, meeting in a paneled conference room, advises on foreign policy with no administrative duties. It relies on regular desks for data and includes Dor othy Fosdick the first woman at policy level.

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Peter Edson Washington NEA State Deportat State Department Hag U. S George B. Kennan Moscow Germany Pearl Harbor Foreign Affairs Carlton Savage Cordell Hull George H. Butler Sarvel Dominican Republic Ware Adams Berlin London Vienna Austria James Lampton Berry Africa India Middle East Durin U S New Delhi John P. Davis China Robert P. Joyce Washington Trieste Dorothy Fosdick Fostick Harry Emerson Fosdick New York Smith College Columbia University Miss Fosdick Dumbarton Oak San Francisco United Nations Paris Kennan Dean Acheson Truman Joseph C. Grew Leo Pasvolsky Cordell Hulls Brookings Institution James B. Conant James Norman Angell Calvin B. Hoover Hamilton Fish Armstrong Brooks Emery Father Walsh Georgetown University John Collyer Goodrich Rubber Charles P. Taft George C. Marshall Savage Cordell Hull Stettinius Byrnes Marshall Acheson Joseph E. Johnson UN Security Council Jacques J. Reinstein Henry Villard Issac Stokes Bernard Gulfer General Marshall Harvard National Security Council White House
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Mind in Gear Warns Drivers by Governor Chauffeur

Winston Craig, 31, a Selma native who has driven governors across the country, says distracted driving is a major highway menace. He recounts nearly 300000 miles with governors, stresses staying in gear at high speeds, and warns against tipping into the oncoming lane, ignoring signals, and racing through towns. He notes worn tires, poor car condition, and slippery roads as risks and cites examples from his long service with multiple administrations.

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Rex Thomas Montgomery Winston Craig Winston Craig Selma Las Frank Dixon Chauncey ‘Sparks Navy Sparks James E. Folsom
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Bubble Gum and Blessings in a Distant City

A xenial traveler returns with ideas and a formula, while locals react with humor and impatience. A taxi driver chews bubble gum to finish giving change, and a beggar girl responds with a quiet blessing in a Muslim city setting.

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Bubble Gum Fad Hits Istanbul Main Street

Fragmented text describes a bubble gum fad in Istanbul, with locals shouting and selling the gum as a new cultural import on a busy main street. The garbled passage mentions Cowboys Jumbo Mickey and aims to capture the sense of urban novelty and commerce.

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Mule Mother Memory At Texas A M Cherished

Texas A M recalls Old Beck a famed mule mother from the 1930s centerpiece of a veterinary class. L T Branham noted the incident detailing Old Beck and a jack producing a female foal while experts evaluated hybrid lineage. Professor W L Stangel aided the loan and affidavits supporting the tale of a rare mating.

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College Station Tex Texas A. & M Beck Texas Lsee Colt Bim- Jed Jack
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Stallion and Greek Hydraulics Highlight Oddest News

Pat Murrhr presented a bay saddle stallion with a white star on its forehead and a mare with various items causing a stir. Dr. Mark Francis and veterinary instructors fielded many inquiries from schools nationwide. Old Beck hea reportedly bore a third child, a deformed foal named Koo that died within two days. Centuries BC Greeks reportedly experimented with crude hydraulic machinery.

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Pat Mark Francis Beckhea Koo
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