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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1949

Page

3

Communism Labeled As Reactionary By Secretary Acheson

James Marlow reports Secretary of State Dean Acheson brands communism reactionary at a news conference. He argues it returns to older, repressive rules, contrasts it with Western ideals of individual freedom, notes the Bolshevik minority rule, and questions any future promise built on a backward step.

James Marlow Washington Dean Acheson Russia Communist Party Siberia Dean Acneson

The American Negro as a New Bloodline in Society

The article discusses the American Negro as a new crossbreed of bloodlines merging African tribes with significant white and American Indian influences, highlighting the evolving racial mixture in the United States.

Riceland Rice Fruit Salad Recipe Idea

A vintage note touts Riceland Rice as a base for fruit salads and shares a recipe for Riceland Rice Fruit Salad using cooked rice, crushed pineapple, almonds and fruit salad dressing. It highlights cooking instructions, serving ideas, and claims of the rice as tasty, quick to cook, and economical.

America

County Commissions Plan Legislative Meetings Begin Feb

The Association of County Commissioners and Probate Judges schedules meetings starting Feb 24 to outline their legislative program. They will seek more funding for county treasuries, avoid committing to a roadbuilding program, and gather input from diverse counties. First conference is Feb 24 in Sheffield, followed by Gadsden and other cities through March.

Montgomery Association of County Commissioners and Probate Judges House Senate John White Treasuries White James E. Folsom Sheffield Gadsden

Boswell Shifted To ABC Payroll In Montgomery

Henry S. Long former State Tax Commissioner is appointed as a right of way agent for the State Highway Department on a provisional basis at 200 dollars monthly. Boswell of Geneva is dropped from the governor’s temporary clerk payroll and moved to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board payroll as legal adviser.

ABC R. P. McRee Boswell

Bandit Misses Main Haul at San Francisco Tavern

Archie Temple praised losing 40 dollars to a bandit who robbed his tavern. The thief passed over a 2,000 dollar cash drawer still at hand in the emptied register. An ex postman in Weirton West Virginia boasted after a hunting trip about a sharpshot from J E Michael who felled two rats with a single shot.

San Francisco Archie Temple Weirton W. Va J. E. Michael Harry Thayer Michael

Escape Tales From Two Soviet Encounters

In Sakhalinsk a diver Nikolai Chrednikov was entangled by a large octopus for three hours while attempting to remove a sunken ship motor. Fellow diver Yakov Karpenko freed him after slashing at the octopus with a knife. In Nikopol a hunter Andrei Azgzynni wounded a 50 pound eagle, which attacked him. a friend joined the hunter and they killed the bird after it clashed with the gun, wingspread about eight feet.

Moscow Sakhalinsk Nikolai Chrednikov Yakov Karpenko Karpenko Chrednikov Nikopol Andrei Azgzynni

Shoplifting To Order Lands Man In Jail

In Spokane Washington a man operated by asking shoppers their desired sizes then returning with cut rate bargains. He was caught after offering detectives socks at a bargain price. He is serving a 36 day jail sentence.

Spokane Wash

Woman cites heavy drinking in Fort Worth divorce

In Fort Worth a judge granted a divorce after a wife testified her husband drank heavily, describing a 2.5 hour binge of 49 beers. The story also notes kitchen tips about lemon rind use to remove stains from fingers after cooking.

Fort Worth Tex

Allow More Time For Cooking Frozen Meats

Lavada Curtis of the A P I Extension Service advises extending cooking time for frozen meat to prevent outside overcooking while inside remains frozen. She warns this applies to large roasts and even steaks broiled at high heat. Use moderately low heat so thaw occurs early and tenderness develops later.

Lavada Curtis A.P.I. Extension Service Auburn

Two Alabama Men Honored as Carnegie Heroes

Perdido Alabama workers Arthur Lee Wright and Lonnie C. Shiver were cited by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for attempting to rescue drowning coworker Andrew P. Stinson at Bay St. Louis Mississippi on November 11 1947. Wright died in the effort and will be awarded a bronze medal to his mother along with $40 monthly. Shiver will receive a bronze medal.

Pittsburgh Perdido Ala Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Arthur Lee Wright Wright Lonnie c. Shiver Carpenter Andrew P. Stinson Bay St. Louis Miss St Louis Bay Stinson Mississippi Sound Shiver Beeche

Upstate Girl Killed In Jeep Accident Near Birmingham

Faye Reeves aged 17 from Trussville died when a jeep carrying four others left the highway near Lovick, overturning about 12 miles east of Birmingham. Three others survived without injuries. Separately, former U S Representative John P Newsome, 55, of Birmingham, was injured in a two car crash on a southside street.

Birmingham Faye Reeves Trussville Lovick U. S John P. Newsome

Girl Scout Leader Praises Local Council Work

Theresa Davis of the national staff praised the Dothan Girl Scout Council and predicted continued expansion after conferences. The 1948 plan highlighted Day Camp, more leaders, a Thanksgiving trip to Florida, clothing kits, and crafts with troop sessions set for the first Tuesday each month in the Girl Scout office.

Theresa Scott Davis Joe Wise Dothan van Owens Harvey Bees Abbeville Owens Bodiford Ville Davis Girl Scout Council Eagie Girl Scout ‘Council Theresa Davis Council Florida

Devotional Use of Incense in Ancient Rome

Ancient Romans offered incense daily to household gods and perfumed sacrifices. They sprinkled incense on the heads of victims as part of ritual sacrifice.

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