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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1949
Page
1
Work, Purpose, and Duty Across Time and Thought
A compact reflection traces labor and joy from Ecclesiastes to Carlyle. It contrasts the blessing of finding work with the danger of idleness, urging persistent effort and personal duty as guiding ideals across eras and voices.
May It Be Real The Oath And God In Our Nation
A reflection on the prominence of God in U S oath taking and public life. The piece notes the presidential oath on the Bible, daily courtroom oaths, and the nationwide rhetoric of faith, urging readers to examine personal belief and heed St. Paul’s warning that what a man sows, he also reaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Our Land
New York
Panyushkin
Soviet Russia
God
America
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Washington Post
Alabama Supreme Court Allows Warrantless Evidence
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that evidence seized at a home without a search warrant may be admissible, holding officers personally responsible but the state not party to their wrongs. The Mobile case involved lottery paraphernalia seized during a raid. the circuit court suppressed it, but the high court reversed. The decision warns officers to avoid risky searches and notes private redress as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Supreme Court
Alabama
Mobile
Supreme Court
Robert Simpson
United States Supreme Court
Dividing the Honors in Congress a Dixiecrat Note
The Democratic leadership grants Rep George Grant of Troy Alabama a role as one of 16 assistant whips to help Percy Priest rally votes on administration measures. Grants Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana district gets the honor despite the Dixiecrat split. The piece notes the distinction between an assistant whip and a page boy is voting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
George Grant
Troy
Alabama
House
Percy Priest
Tennessee
Rep. Grant
Mississippi
Louisiana
Page Boy
Dabney
Maryland
Virginia
These Days By George Sokolsky on China Mediation
A George Sokolsky column reviews Soviet Russia's mediation efforts with China, Chiang Kai-shek's fragile government, and Sun Fo's cabinet while recounting US policies, Stilwell, Marshall, and postwar geopolitics shaping China's fate. It links Soviet ties, party control, and future peace moves to Moscow's leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
China
Chiang
Sun Fo
United States
Chiang Kaishek
Teheran
Yalta
Soviet Russia
Dardanelles
Pacific
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Manchuria
Korea
Kuriles
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
Joe’ Stilwell
Stilwell
Pat Hurley
Hiang
Hurley
George Marshall
Marshall
T. V. Soong
Dad
Chinese Communist Party
History of Code Change Aims in Truman Era
Peter Edson explains major proposed changes by the Truman administration to the 81st Congress. Civil rights expansion, stronger espionage laws, anti trust tightening, and tidelands oil development are discussed with historical context from Civil War to 1914 mergers and current corporate consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nea
Truman
81St Congress
Grover Cleveland
Ment of Justice
House
Senate
Petit A Company
House Rules Committee
Francis Biddle
Congress
Tom Clark
Biddle
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Pearl Harbor
Theongress
Tidelands
Tidelands Il
California
Louisiana
Texas
Supreme Court
California Tidelands
Department of Justice
Liberalism and federal power in postwar politics
Opinion by John Temple Graves discusses liberalism's stance on academic freedom and communism at the University of North Carolina, flags dangers of federal overreach, cites editors and politicians, and notes clashes over anti-lynching laws and civil liberties. References to Gates, Carter, Dabney, Ashmore, and Biddle outline tensions between state authority and federal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University’ of
North Carolina
Santford Martin
Salem Journal
Hemisphere
Frank Porter
Graham
Chapel Hill
Chancellor House
John Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Deep South
Hodding Carter
Virginius Dabney
Harry Ashmore
South
Washington
Dinter Guest Coming Up in Newburyport Gala
Henry B. Little, longtime president of the Savings Bank of Newburyport, marks his 98th birthday with a celebration. Little, who led the bank for five decades before retiring 15 years ago from the shoe manufacturing industry, remains a central local figure as the community observes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mas. A
Henry B. Little
Ins For Savings
Little
Mid
Inequalities in U.S. pay raises spark editorials
A collection of opinion clippings questions the emphasis in a government pay raise bill. Senators O Conor Flanders Bridges critique the selective inclusion of officials like Hoover and others, arguing political calculation taints merit based pay. The pieces urge fair, merit based consideration free of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert O’conor
Dmd
J. Edgar Hover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
American
O'Conor
Hoover
Ralph Flanders
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Congress
Tuscaloosa
Willkie's Son Urges GOP to Define Platform Now
Philip H. Willkie, son of Wendell Willkie, advises the Republican Party to appeal to voters with clear ideas, policies and principles. He argues the GOP must dramatize its stance before Democrats dominate headlines, noting you cannot win an election until the public knows where you stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Philip H. Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Clock Upgrade Moves Through Montgomery Capitol
The Troy Messenger notes a new electric clock installation in the state capitol at Montgomery. The Capitol Building sign approves the action, allocating three in various offices. Custodian Max Peacock says the cost is 785, a figure to assure delta watchers of device practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Capitol Building
Max Peacock
Delta
Star News
Percy Hemus to star in opera at City Auditorium
In a Birmingham report 25 years ago Impresario will present Percy Hemus in an opera at the City Auditorium on January date to be announced Lettice Howell from Alabama will also appear in the open fire at the old foundry. A religious pageant Apostles of Light will visit next month by Birmingham churches E. J. Adams of Moore Ice Company recovering after a near death day before Miss Josephine Eddy of Auburn to lead a training here February 11 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hemus
America
Apostles of Light
Churches of Birmingham
E. J. Adams
Moore Ice Company
Josephine Eddy
Auburn
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