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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1948

Page

3

Dothan Eagle 1948 front page ad and masthead

The Dothan Eagle daily issue dated Sunday January 25 1948 carries the masthead under The Eagle Publishing Co with publishing and price details for Alabama Georgia and Florida plus subscription rates and carrier routes. It includes a note on Associated Press and United Press access and ends with a Jefferson quote.

Let There Be Light Prayer Verse Duet

A short religious verse juxtaposes Psalm 23 with a hymn line by Watts. The lines reflect seeking guidance, protection, and eternal home through divine presence amid troubles.

God as supreme ruler theme in United Nations critique

A long fragment asserts that no government survives without recognizing God, criticizes the United Nations for lacking a public prayer tradition and a recognized chaplaincy, and argues for divine leadership as a remedy to world chaos. It notes religious freedom within the UN Charter and urges a faith-based reformation of global institutions. It also mentions Treasury Secretary Snyder's plan to mobilize private foreign assets for European recovery, prompted by Senator Lodge Jr. and tied to the Marshall Plan.

Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler Soviet Russia Communism United Nations God United Nations General Assembly Security Council United Nations Charter Department Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder United States U. S Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Massachusetts Snyder

Governor Folsom silent on campaign fallout amid vacation recovery

A week after Governor Folsom returned from an undisclosed vacation to recuperate from campaign duties, no remarks have surfaced. Observers note the absence of embarrassing statements and speculate on public reaction to the ongoing political climate.

Folsom

Eisenhower bows out may hobble MacArthur bid for Presidency

The General’s withdrawal from the 1952 race signals a shift in GOP hopes and raises questions about other generals entering politics. Eisenhower argues professional soldiers should avoid high office, a stance that could diminish military candidates’ appeal and impact General MacArthur’s candidacy prospects.

Eisenhower General MacArthur

Hoover Asks Support For Juvenile Aid In Dothan Eagle

D. Edgar Hoover of the Federal Bureau of Investigation writes to thank The Dothan Eagle for its January 5 1948 editorial on juvenile delinquency. He urges parental responsibility and proper guidance to aid efforts and expresses best wishes from Washington DC.

the Eagle Dothan Eagle D. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Washington D. C

Royall scandal rocks Truman era defense push

Washington column accuses Secretary Royall of flouting 18 U.S.C. 201 by using over 50000 in federal funds to push universal military training and pressuring officials including Attorney General Clark. The piece links Royall to Cadillac price tactics and alleges FBI finding Royall guilty of law violation, with no DOJ action.

Washington Army Royals Ed Pauley Harry Truman Royall Tom Clark Congress Rovall House Forrest Harness Indiana War Department Alan Coutts New York Arthur Woods WAC Howard Petersen Coutts Woods Girl Scout Harness Fuactional Board The Girl Scouts of America Fort Knox Justice Dept Jim Wadsworth Father-In-Taw Stuart Symington Air Justice Department Teo Canicon FBE FBI Rosell Houree Royale and Blace Truman Cadillac Hitham Sermedbody Demiede Qathdacan Wate Tao Stiudy Plain Ex Covenstan Kent Keller Tmlineis Secor Wycamine Terese Arnold Attorney General Leavine Edward V Britain UW Ord Morened H. H. Regers

New Look debate sparks city fashion critique in Birmingham

A traveling salesman from Chicago writes of Birmingham women’s fashion and the so called New Look. The piece compares Birmingham style to Chicago and other cities, praising tasteful dress. It also muses on art in wax models and references General Ike in a broader political moment.

Birmingham Chicago Charles B. Patton

Odds and Ends of Sayings in a Satirical Column

A miscellany of quips and witticisms touching daily life, aging, optimism and pessimism, fashion, travel, manners, and social observations. It contrasts careless behavior with risk, notes on divorce, military perks, and cultural jokes about clothing, driving, and social norms.

Two Wyoming Senators Face Off In Conservative Contest

The piece notes Senator Robertson backed by cattlemen, leads in isolationist, conservative runs against Arnold from an established Wyoming family. Arnold, ex mayor of Laramie and former anti trust division chief, shares Robertson's economic views. Voters will choose their Senate representative.

John PD. Rockefeller Coe Ranch Bie Robertson Arnold Wyoming Laramie U. S. Court of Appeals Senate Beil Syndicate, Inc

Tank Early Not Politician By Trade Yet Samson Mayor

In Samson Alabama forty year old Tank Early a Geneva County native and longtime local businessman serves as mayor He says he will not seek reelection and wants to return to daily duties citing debt avoidance and a conservative policy that has steadied the town Debts once around seventy five thousand dollars have given way to a firmer financial footing but many capital projects remain unfunded paving sewers and more The council has seen multiple mayoral changes recently and plans to advertise the upcoming election to let voters choose their next leader The population is about 2700 with city officials including B W Smith city attorney J W Sanders clerk Houston Alford fire chief and Bryant Stafford police chief Early stresses stability and anticipates better understanding of town issues once voters elect a successor He and his wife a schoolteacher have four children Ellis 17 Jerry 14 Gloria 12 and Peggy 9.

Victor Smith Samson Tank Early Geneva County Tank Mayor Early Cntire J. M. Early Tie Early Walter K. Page Harry Walters James J. Owens Archie Lee Faulk P. J. Davis O. G. Myers Z. T. Parker Geneva B. W. Smith J. W. Sanders Houston Alford Bryant Stafford Stafford Alford Ellis Jerry Gloria Peggy

Marianna School Patrol Decorated For Service

Fifteen members of Marianna's school patrol received capes caps badges and belts from the city board of commissioners. The patrol polices streets drives and the campus near the high school under the direction of the police department, per Police Chief A J McMullian.

Marianna Board of Commissioner of A. J. McMullian

School Patrol Officers Listed in Yearbook Sheet

Jr who stated that the offic of the day has personal supervision over the junior patrol. Members of the school organization are Cecil Sewell captain Grady McLane lieutenant Bruce McLane J T Mitch Bobbie Mitchell Kenneth Fund burke Ebbie Harris Joe Fra Hutto Dutten Williams Haro Smith James Floyd John Bay ley Sidney Kingly Arnette Charles Morse and Charles Reif.

MacKinnon Heads Marianna Bank Heads Marianna Bank

Marianna Fede Savings and Loan Association re elected president MacKinnon at the final session naming D Turner Milton Stephens as officers. Directors include Keen Burton Harrison and Heel. The annual report shows 111 loans in the past year with 56 percent to veterans, total loans around 610 and over a million dollars in assets. Divided rates ranged from two to two and a half percent.

D. Turner Milton J. D. Stephens Geral Charl Keen M. R. Burton F. C Ralph Harrison Charles W.heel Organiz

Acre in trees yields four times cellulose vs cotton

In certain regions an acre planted with trees can produce four times as much cellulose in one year as the same area planted in cotton, highlighting the higher fiber yield of forestry crops in those areas.

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