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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1950

Page

7

Afghan shift to Kremlin and red influence alarms India

The author argues Afghanistan is tilting away from the Indian Peninsula toward the Soviet Union prompted by Afghanistan Pakistan tensions over the Khyber Pass. Russian trade missions begin in Kabul while China advances on Burma, signaling a broad communist threat to India Pakistan and the wider peninsula.

Afghanistan Russia Indian Red Mostow Pakistan India Mahanisten Khyber Pass Northwest Frontier Britain Northwest Frontier Province Nautrat Khyber Pans Cand ix Kremlin Kabul Asia Burma Tibet Will L. Clayton House Foreign Affairs Committee Stalin

Burglar Passes Cash Takes Food at Knoxville Home

A burglar entered a Knoxville home and ignored three purses with money, two watches, and other valuables, instead taking ham and potato salad from the ice box. A detective quipped that he must have been hungry.

Knoxville Tena

Services For Deaf At Geneva Church Draw Big Attendance

Forty five people gathered at the Geneva Church of Christ for a Sunday service conducted for deaf and dumb attendees. The event, held the fourth Sunday each month, drew visitors from Alabama, Florida, and Georgia as Rev. Charles Lackey Jr led the sermon and Miss Gladys King from Dothan performed a sign language solo. The gathering emphasized attentive eyes on the speaker and community warmth.

Annette Gunter Geneva Geeneva Church of Christ Freyers Geneva Church Alabama Florida Georgia Charles+ Lackey Jr Cypreus Fetida Gladys King Dothan I Ivey Molley Curtis Rogers Andalusia

Tippin to Head Geneva Medical Unit Alliance

Dr Keen er Tippit of Hartford was elected president of the Geneva County Medical Society at a Smitty's meeting. He succeeds Dr Gordon Paul. Officers include Dr F G Merrill Slacomb vice president Dr Hubert Strictland secretary treasurer Dr J L Johnston Lamgon and Dr J C Williams board of Censors. The society voted to join the Tri-County Medical Association including Geneva Dale and Coffee Counties.

Geneva Keener Tippit Hartford Geneva County Medical Society Smitty's Gordon Paul Oher F.G. Merril

Dr Paul Retires to Lead Health Officer Role in Two Counties

Geneva physician Dr W G Pant announces retirement from private practice on February 1 to become health officer for Geneva and Coffee Counties. He cites a heart ailment and will split time between Geneva and Coffee Counties. partner Dr Lindsey Campbell will take over the private practice. Canada moose population estimate noted as 146100 by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.

Geneva Pevial W. G. Pant Coffee Counties Paul Lindsey Campbell Wil

Deaf community gathers for Christmas dinner at Lake Geneva

The passage describes a cheerful, social Deaf community event at Lake Geneva with nearly one hundred attendees. It notes the annual National Convention for the Deaf, held in major US cities, where participants gain useful information to improve life. Most attendees have schooling in Deaf education and value good education for their children.

Lake Geneva United States

Entomologist Speaks at West Florida Cattlemen Meeting

A U S Department of Agriculture entomology official A Smith spoke to about 130 attendees at the West Florida Cattlemen’s Association meeting held in the Jackson County Courthouse. The talk covered screw warm control and tick management with cattle owner spraying urged as highly effective. association officers were Nobles, Neal, Kennedy, Henley, and Frice with regional roles noted.

Marianna A. Smith Division of Entomology U.S. Department At Agriculture West Florida IL. M. Nobles Presi- Grady

Railroad Faces Negro Charges in Railway Firemen Dispute

Three Negro firemen led by Matt Mitchell James Harris and George Sams filed in U S District Court alleging Local Lodge 769 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad conspired to discriminate. They seek an injunction against Lodge 789 and the railroad under the Railway Labor Act claiming exclusive white membership and denial of promotions and seniority. George E Cox of Tuscaloosa Alabama listed as lodge chairman.

Birmingham U.S Brotherhood Gun, Mobile and Ohio Railraid Matt Mitchell James Harris George Sams Lodge No. 789 The Railroad George E. Cox Tuscaloosa Ala Lodge Jodge

London riders rise as travel expands under nationalized rail

London now includes about one million more riders. the city’s residents average 1,339 rides per year across 479 subway and suburban train trips. Lord Latham, chair of the transport executive, cited greater distance to work, more sports events, and higher spending power as reasons for the rise.

London Lord Latham Transport Executive

Fire-Damaged Plant Resumes Work Today

In Tuscaloosa Reichbold Chemical Company with ties to currency production restarts limited operations today. BF. Ryan, VP for the Tuscaloosa plant, says the synthetic resin and color departments reopen while the phenol division stays shut for repairs after a late Saturday explosion. A cost check is ongoing.

Tuscaloosa Reichbold Chemical Company U.S BF. Ryan

Blaze Under Way With Fire Loss Undetermined

A extensive blaze continued today with no announced estimate of losses. The article notes synthetic design used by Reichhold company in making U S paper currency.

Reichhold Company U. S

Missionary Reports Span 1700s to 1949 Found in Study

Dr. Frank J. Klingberg of UC notes 19 years of collecting British missionary society reports from 1700 to 1949. The early documents include colonial American communities with detailed data, underscoring how missionary records shape history.

Los Angeles Frank J. Klingberg University of California America Klingberg

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