Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dothan Eagle in Dothan, Alabama

Page 1

We have 1,623,049 pages in Alabama

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1947

Page

1

March of Dimes drive flagged for higher county effort

Four days remain to meet the March of Dimes county quota. Chairman Lee Kerlong urged larger donations from schools and individuals after tallying $2,? in county contributions. Readouts include Highland and Somahi units with mixed amounts and notes on Negro schools still submitting gifts. A separate court motion to quash indictments in a voting registration case is scheduled for Tuesday morning with defendants Christine Griffin and Alvin Gwaltney, amid prior demurrer challenges.

Abby Eltard Run County Lee Kerlong Thoreday Night School Young Tuner High School Highland Somahi Minnie T. Heard J. Rose Hill Ashfrd Dothan Web Kool Kinsey Dupree Gordon Columbia Sents Ton County C. Halstead Hit Chambers Tar Indictmen Christine Griffin Board of Registrars Alvin W. Gwaltney Griffin Gualters Halstead

4 H Clubbers Elect Officers of Council

Fadon Rice of Relwoch was elected president of the Houston County 4H Club for 1947 at a meeting of officers and teachers of the 21 clubs at the Houston M 1 Dab Saturday morning. Officers and tenders named included Sara Flowers, Laveree Richy Webb, Wydlis, Vicksburg, Keunnen, Mary Movcer, Sally McArthur, and Glenda Agee. Approximately 1,486 Club members attended the candlelight installation in the library room, and lunch followed. The group outlined aims for 1947 including increased project participation, growth in leadership, improved records, and stronger attendance at meetings and leader sessions.

Aton County Houston Memorial Library H Club Mary Mercer Sally McArthur Glenda Ager Eton Rive Sara Flowers Laverne Riteh Ty Snell Lavon Hollis Fadon Rice Relwoch Houston County Houston Rehobet Laveree Richy Webb Glenda Agee Sou Ehh Thufbeers Uu Coumty Howson County Ehub Wielan Af Club Progecte Pire

D Smith Elected Florala Chamber Secretary Manager

Dothan businessman D Smith was elected Friday by the Florala Chamber of Commerce board to serve as secretary manager. His appointment is effective immediately and aims to boost Covington County city. Smith has over 12 years in Covington and extensive commerce activity in the Southern States.

Smith Dothan Tors Tle Chamber of Commerce Covington Chamber of Merce Activitien Soutern States

Memory Of Pencil Doggone Gone In Boyles Column

Hal Boyle recalls a cinnamon cocker named Pencil, a beloved family dog kept during wartime. The narrative recalls Pencil's antics, a grandmother's dachshund memory, and the dog’s impact on the family amid long separations and a wartime homefront. The piece blends humor with affection, depicting how Pencil’s presence shaped daily life and comfort during challenging times.

JAL_BOYLE Doggone Hal Boyle

Commissioner's Race Heats Up as Key Players Prepare

In a crowded field with several potential contenders, the commissioner's race tightens as candidates announce plans and late entries loom. Vying to complete J. W. Paresigned's term ending in October, observers warn of a delayed start and hint at strategic party moves ahead of a likely extended contest.

Brew J. W. Pa

Pay Bill In Pennies Burglary Arrests Reported

A group led by J. T. Parton was arrested after a string of burglaries in Ozark County. The suspects allegedly paid a bill with pennies at a filling station while using a stolen generator and buying gas. Sheriff R. Dyker and deputies investigated, noting multiple similar incidents in Dale City and surrounding areas.

Willie Glaser J.T. Parton Wiliams Seryleat Ana Cartang Cite Parton R. Dyker Dale Chonty Ozark Peirton Rannegnon

Atlanta Bank Seeks Court Ruling On Governor and Rent Hike Proposal

In Washington AP dispatch four Republican Senators press for a 15 percent rent increase tied to proposed controls. Senators Hawkins Wisconsin Washington and Neva push the measure while opposing parties argue the plan would raise rents across cities. A reporter notes the debate centers on legal authority and potential effects on housing costs and state governance.

Jack Bell Washington Mgr Vawkes New Jersey Sim Arth Wisconsin Male Neva CIG Cole Pti Chana Taft

Geographer World Traveler Speaks Next At Rotary Institute

Geographer and world traveler Kovacs will address the Rotary Institute, sharing insights on world diffs, cultures, and travel experiences. The event features audience engagement and notes the speaker's broad geographic expertise and public speaking to diverse groups.

Rotary Institute

Gas Blast Disrupts Montgomery Heat and Cooking Fuel

A gas explosion ripped the main line in Montgomery, Alabama, leaving about 122,000 residents without heating or cooking fuel. The Alabama Gas Company said partial service was restored at St. Margarets Hospital and would be brought back to other facilities soon. Officials vowed rapid restoration downtown and for eating establishments to resume service, with crews working through the night and into today to reopen lines and stabilize fuel supply.

Montgomery Alabama Gas Company St. Margaret's Hospital

Al Capone Dies After Ill-Fated Recovery Report

A garbled, OCR like report notes the death of gangster Al Capone following a period of recovery. The fragmentary text references legal and criminal elements, a large money figure, and mentions various unrelated names and terms, but no coherent chronology or verifiable facts are present.

Nazi Gains Toward Recapture Of Powers Reported

A cryptic Nazi Party update claims progress toward reclaiming state powers amid fragmented lines. The report lists Allied positions and the beleaguered German front, noting retreating forces and strategic aims in a tense wartime panorama.

Nazi Party

Better Watch Traffic Violations State Keeps Record

The state reports monthly on traffic violations recorded by authorities. Names of violators, driving license numbers, offense types, fines, and sentences are listed for enforcement actions. The system tracks suspensions and penalties for driving with a suspended license or related infractions.

Intoxicated Drivers To Get Full Penalty

A town council announces stricter enforcement for intoxicated drivers. The plan calls for full penalties and swifter action to curb driving under the influence. Officials stress community safety and urge motorists to avoid impairment.

Claimants Barred From State Cash in Georgia Governor Case

In Atlanta the Patton National Bank suit against Henry Conny and others centers on a court finding that barred two claimants from state funds. The matter involves Georgia Superior Court action and potential review by the Supreme Court as officials, including Governor candidates, contend over access to public money amid a political dispute. The record notes a drain on funds and a push to review the legal implications of temporary restraining orders in the ongoing tug-of-war over state cash control.

Atlanta Palton National Bank of Atlanta Henry Conny Jegal Geneg Mapenien Bond Almatal Laent Guy Thorpdin Font Deen Jetin Coy Arnath Koln Allel Eita Ppc Georgi'n Bupreia

Africa-Bound Plane Crash Kills 12 in London Flight

An Africa-bound passenger plane crashed near London, killing 12 people. Early reports say the aircraft, operated by Spears Airways, was on a long-haul route with prior service history. Investigators identify the likely factors but details remain incomplete.

Ted Gageer Speares Airways London Tootmare

Time Out For Babies Five Day Week and Pay Plan

A scrambled report from MONTGOMNEY outlines five day work weeks and higher pay for state employees. It notes a proposed schedule from 8:30 to 2 and 4 to 6 shifts, plus eligibility details, urging support for new labor terms and sick leave protections.

Montgomney Maepg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Igb Clk D. Smith Florala Frances Hitler Adda Tio Brennan Jie Atlanta Bank Bill May Garssone Fort Prestonsbuirg Mi Atley Sorat Daniel A. Andertondette Murray Wy Garson Barerauuily Allen Feagese U.S. Marshall Henry Garsson Joseph Freeman Wirephotert Andrew J. May Coeht Indi Kovacs Scarface al Capone Lalo Fe Okey Eave Liam Soliphates Mobungty Eteel Feetetea Devuet Cerne Nobel Terres Belin Victor Smith Poli Kaley Giacio Der Fentey Gulf Beach Alabama The Lnjeitien Hiss Bnl Nillie Assemitaby Elovten Hale Jos Gaver Doreen Wii Neaniens Kate Elton Elaine Gneernan Vestefere Patton Peron Mabey Samediel
Search Courier

Search the Dothan Eagle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dothan Eagle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication