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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1950

Page

2

Mercy Trial Witness Is Doctor Who Told Girl Dad Had Cancer

An AP report details the mercy slaying trial in Connecticut. Dr. William Sealine of Stamford testifies about the father’s cancer prognosis and the shooting that followed. Carol Ann faces murder or manslaughter charges with temporary insanity as her defense seeks leniency. The state presents witnesses to reconstruct the Autumn night.

THE Dothan Eagle Mercy Ergebort Coon Ann Paight Boday Willam Sealine Stamford Carin Carl Paigst Fide Smilth Parsvere Carol Ann Milo Connecticut David Goldstein Dr. Smith Fs ‘Smith Carol ‘Ann Pinglly Lorin W. Willis

Napier Trade School Opens Welding Class

Napier Trade School announces a twenty four month welding course at Napier Field. Director Rene Turner reports the program follows a survey showing favorable prospects in welding and industry. Veteran instructor Johnson will join, and applications are being accepted at Napier Field on a first come basis as enrollment fills.

Walding Watup Varation ‘Trade School Mepier Hels Rene Turner Turner Napier Field Bas Gin Irugtor Johnson

Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Demonstration Set

A Community event announced by the Conmbir of Commerce invites farmers to a demonstration at 10 a.m. featuring a mechanical planter and a WOOP radio transmitter. Forest rangers will supervise hands on plant operations while attendees hear from W. D. Malone at the Aghford-Webbered hotel. Community members and local VFW Auxiliary hosted a prep meeting, and highway patrol officials discussed truck vaner incidents at the courthouse.

Conmbir of Commerce W. D. Malone Forest Rangers Highway Patrol Ae Wee Norcourtroom

Salvage Operations Halted on Big Mo Recovery

Navy halted salvage work on the Big Mo due to northeast winds to 70 mph and heavy seas near Norfolk and Hampton Roads. Officials expected a resume tomorrow as seas ease. A new 875,000 warehouse project in Puget Sound was announced with completion within six months, per state director Alen Kampar.

Norfolk Hampton Roads Puget Fiinteagovine Ane Hoapitel State Welie Alen Kampar Jay

Poultryman Builds Circular House for 9000 Chickens

Am boy Ti Amboy reports John Kilerman devised a circular poultry house to keep 9,000 chickens under one foot. The 1 foot diameter structure has six sections with integrated watering feeding and nesting gear. A central wet work area drains and a rotating feed carrier eases single-person tending.

Amboy John Kileman

Flight Tried As Cure For Whooping Cough

ZUMBROTA Minn UP Lieut Cmdr M P Horn of Zum biota flew a Navy plane 14000 feet above Germany girl 14 in an attempt to cure her of whooping cough Change of air was suggested by German doctors Navy and US officials studied the flight after the girl Jutta Mayerle claimed she felt better when the plane landed She recovered after about ten days but medical opinion remained undecided on the flight’s value

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Earth’s atmosphere reaches far beyond surface

Fragmentary note states the earth’s atmosphere extends to distances of 19 000 to 5 000 miles above the surface, indicating a cut or error in the source text. The sentence appears garbled with duplicated figures and lacks clear context or attribution.

Early Georgia Primary Bill Spurs Senate Debate

In Georgia the Senate considers a House approved measure to delay the primary. Senate President Griffin seeks a full chamber vote on controversial bills including the plan letting Governor Talmadge’s State Executive Committee call the real election. Debates touch a speed limit proposal and unemployment pay bill advances to the governor.

Atumter Senate Carl Talat Mouse Shombees Griffin Horfoun Talmadge Georgia Talmadge Pssenger

Senators Decline Invitations to Southern Rights Conference

The article notes several Senate figures declining invitations to a southern rights conference. Olin Johnston says he is not invited due to a Clover March of Dimes engagement and Sunday School duties. Georgia Senator Russell cites a policy against out of town dates. Kefauver and McKellar report they were not invited. Sparkman had a prior engagement as the conference ends with a Saturday night dinner and Vice President Barkley as main speaker.

Democratic Olin D Johnston South Carolina Byrnes Clover March of-Dimes Suneday School Glover Ruand Georgia Kefauver Jonathan Daniels Sonatue McKellie Tennessee Dean Henater Sparkman Alabama Barkley

Wallace denies he pressured license decisions in atom project case

Wallace stated it is clear no one at BEW or BEW authority pressured anyone to issue licenses for the atomic bomb project. He argued BEW only processed approvals and denied claims of cabinet involvement. He rejected proposals for sharing know how and construction details with any nation despite talks of a scientific exchange with the United Nations.

Atom Conigny Hiepenne Wallace Ulmoat Lonil Taase Truman Russia Vince United Nations Agai

Counselor Speaker At UCT Meet Here

Waller L. Walker Supreme Counselor of the Order of United Commercial Travelers spoke to Dothan Council 600 detailing measures to blunt a perceived Communistic threat to the United States. He travels this year promoting brotherhood and fraternalism while noting Dothan’s Council 600 is the state’s largest group with over 178 members, comprising more than half the organization’s statewide membership.

Waller L. Walker Order of United Commercial Travelers Amce Ica Dothan Council United States Walker Ene UCE Dothan

Berlin Blockade Strains West Berlin Economy

The report notes cargo delays up to 40 hours due to a Russian slowdown on road traffic into West Berlin. Food and fuel in the city remain relatively plentiful, but unemployment rises as the economy falters. American transport chief Charles A. Dix warns the blockade worsens Berlin’s crisis and risks a push toward a Soviet-controlled rail system.

West Berlin Charles A. Dix Berlin Qwest Coat Zone

Jewel theft tied to Aga Khan robbery abroad

Reports identify underworld figures Paul Leen and Charles Vinelmane in a high profile jewelry heist tied to the Aga Khan and Begum. Police withheld full identity details while tracing recovered gems and insurance payments paid by Lloyd’s of London. French authorities claim five gang members were captured as the Riviera incident unfolded.

Ag Paul Leen Charles Vinelmane Lloyd's of London Blewite Beguin India Aga Khan Begum Khan Ue Riviera Mvitia Cannes Eens Prince Aly Aenunir Annai

Third instate Dothan Negro awarded Silver Heaver in Scouting

Dr. D Jemison Jr of Dothan received Scouting’s highest honor, the Silver Beaver, at a Southeast Alabama Council ceremony with over 200 attendees. Three Eagle Scout awards were presented to Henry Drew Philip Jackson and Emprish Seckson of Prichard. The event marked a historic milestone for Negro scouting in Alabama and the nation.

D. V. Vermisan Thoitman Alabama Boy Scouts of America Nexo D. ¥. Jemison Dothan Nero Anerich Jemison Cognele Negro Guise Pls Henry Drew Philip Jackson Emprish Seckson Prichard Fie di Jemison South Marion Bedd Ozark Tee Redd Alabama Council Trugb L.hratcher Montgomery Negro Fist Baptist Church W. B.” Ward Henry County Abbeville Rabber McRight Southeast Alabama Council Council McRigh Bill Harding Earle C. Moody Dothan Jon B. Salbla Carnell Frank M. Gaines, Jr E. Co. Jones Gainer Piichard Stso

Old Burial Grounds Found By Excavators In Egyptian Desert

Excavators uncover ancient graves dating to the Sixth Dynasty in western Nile desert near Abdul Haye. Many tombs damaged by looters. bodies stretched, some crouching. Amulets of gold carnelian and a painter's palette with hieroglyphs linked to Pepi I. Finds include alabaster, limestone items, and carved shoe remains.

Ecavetoce Ate Abdul Hayenatnr Hurtaly Pepi Hamada Toynd Jane

Funeral services for Sally Heal Waters held Wednesday

Funeral services for Mn Sally Heal Waters were held yesterday afternoon at iu with Rev. jent leading. Survivors include W. Waters. Annie Lau Waters. her mother Dr. Tom Wright. sisters Ouida Smith Alaska, Mixsea Hittie, Mattie and Innz Waters of Hartford. and brothers Willie Wright Slocamb Mitchel Joseph Wright, all of Hartford.

Sally Waters Sally Heal Waters Tory Harvard Itn Camurviving W. Waters Annie Lau Waters Tom Wreht Gadford Toute Ouida Smith Alaska Mixsea Hittie Mattie Innz Waters Hartford Voure Faree Willie Wright Slocamb Mitchel Joseph Wreht Harkord Vowle

Numbers back to work as talks resume with Lewis

Part time returns for miners as George L Leve of Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal signals operators may accept Fresien contract talks with President Lewis next Wednesday. Lewis suggested the date in reply to an invitation. Southern operators and U.S. Steel were not included, provoking Moody of the Southern Association. The president’s stance and Taft-Hartley machinery loom if no deal emerges.

Petians John L. Lewis George H Leve Love Lewis Southern Coal Producers Association U.S. Steel Corporation Joseph E. Moody Southern Association Truman Levils Lewin

Brutal Cold Grips Much Of Nation As Spring Preview Fades

Weather across the country shows extreme cold in the Dakotas Minnesota and North Dakota with North Dakota near 80 below zero at night while Montana remains frigid. Sub zero readings persist in several central states and freezing rain threatens the southern Appalachians and Texas coast while snow covers Oregon and California braces for warmer trends later today.

Montana North Dakota Minnesota Dakotas Ane Weather Bureau Ayid City Minneapolis Arkansas New York Kentucky Cosato Texas Comba River Oregon California

Livestock Prices Rise at Southern Packing Plants

USDA reports eight major plants from Albany to Jacksonville processed 53000 hogs valued at 150 patves and 4150 hogs, with prices up 25 to 50 cents per cwt. Composite quotes show good and choice hogs 181 to 240 pounds at 16.50 to 15.75, with various weight bands and grades across plants. Cotton futures in New Orleans remained quiet at 11:30 am with slight declines, while Nixon cites a misattributed remark linking Stettinius and a 1948 Fall conference.

Thomasville USDA Albany Columbus Mont Wie Tittan Dothan Jacksonville Tale Tahassee Fis New Orleans APY

Fragmented exchange on money and visas with Hinson and Akiko

A garbled dialogue discusses money and an immigration matter. Tom Hinson cites past struggles and job prospects in Japan while a letter to the State Department suggests Congress must act to register for his wife’s admittance to the United States under current law.

Janan Tom Hinson Japan Mae Tu Akiko Congress Bar-Bebalf

Valentines Through Time as Roses Stay Red in Memory

A feature on evolving Valentine customs and verse from 1849 to modern days. It notes cautious modern suitors, old fashioned playful lines, and the enduring charm of heart laden cards. Historians trace Valentine origins to medieval romance, with Chaucer cited for popularizing the day in English verse.

Jeannettee Lee Hallmask Greente Card Company Laure Cupid Ian Wen Rome France England Geoffrey Chaucer Einestion Valentine

Macduff Comes Alive In AAUW Macbeth Tonight

Dothan AAUW presents Macbeth at the high school auditorium with veteran Shakespearean actors. The troupe, including three British-born performers, stages Nac Seth in a revised dialogue and costumes designed by Marion Depew. The performance begins at 7 PM and targets high school students studying Macbeth, with tickets on sale locally.

Shby Ellard Macduff Banqua Wile Shakespeare Macbeth New York Ang Bard Avery James Hiour Dothan High School Welleepe Anbu New Zealand England Canada Hisburn Blaebell Marion Depew Hilburn Robert Little Marlol Wilson Angela Castle Ket Meionis James Ray Joseph Olgan Jo Olson Norman Elliing

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