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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1945

Page

6

Tomato turned potato mystery in Houston County

Oddity editor reports a bizarre tale from local farms. A tomato plant allegedly mated with potato vines, leading to tomato seeds in potatoes. A farm expert blamed bees for poll transfer. In a separate oddity, a chick hatched inside a kitchen safe after sun heat, dying three days later, prompting skeptical discussion of strange happenings in Houston County.

Lower Exwe Mae Stallings Esme Essie Mae Houston County

Mountains- A Fifth Army Great Crusade in Italy

AP News recounts the Fifth Army’s long campaign from Salerno to the Alps, detailing the 5th and 34th divisions, Cassino, Rome, Anzio, and the push through the Gothic Line. It highlights brutal mountain fighting, supply struggles, and leadership changes as Allied forces encroached on Northern Italy and forced German capitulation by May 2.

FEDER Rome Giampart Kesselring Italy Salerno Witzerland Austria Hth Algiers Uncle Sam Army Inferno Anzio Itavecchia Cassino Fightine 6Th Army Cassie Garigliano Santa Maria Enfante Berlin Anzion Pontine Reysselring Civiavecchia Arno Mt. Aliuzzo Futa Pass Sth Appenines Bologna Alps Khoot Om Teverona Milan Genoa Must

Union Singing Convention Opens at Piney Grove Church

The third quarter session of the Union Singing Convention meets at Piney Grove Church in the Jetiico community. B. H. Reynolds, chairman, announced the event and invited all singers to attend.

Union Singing Piney Grove Church Jetiico B. H. Reynolds Teeny

Liberated Lieutenant Houghtby Listed Among POWs in Germany

War Depart announces First Lieutenant Raymond C Houghtby husband of Mrs Betts W Houghtby of 217 Headland Avenue is among liberated prisoners of war in Germany. Private James Winston Griffin son of J W Griffin of Columbia reports for assignment in the Philippine Islands after entering service December 1944 and basic training at Camp Blanding Florida. The article notes 14 carbon growing states operate 737 cotton spinning mills.

Raymond C Houghtby Betts W. Houghtby Headland Avenue Germany James Winston Griffin J W. Griffin Columbia Philippine Islands Griffon Camp Branding Fla

France Asks Trucks To Transport Food Surplus To Cities

France faces food shortages in major cities due to transport limits. Experts estimate sugar losses in 1940s France from harvest and mill access. truck shortages and tire scarcity hinder moving farm surpluses to Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and other metros.

France Tom Wolf NEA Btaff America Mort France Wall Certai Metropolian Paris Marseilles Lyon Toulouse Normandy States Ministry of Food

France Needs Transport Vehicles and Food Swaps

The article discusses France needing transport from the United States and Britain to ship food and supplies. It notes preference for British trucks, and considers swapping meat and fats for vegetables with American troops. It also reports a family meeting of McLin brothers serving in different branches in Manila on Father’s Day and other relatives in service.

Ue Minster Americus Europe States France America Charlie McLin Provete Aynford Me Manila J. Mo McLin Foy G Merlin Marine Corps San Pacife Cyris Turner Anson Jordan

Army Casualty List Names Sergeant Oscar L Cooper

Sergeant Oscar L Cooper, son of O C Cooper of Chipley, is listed among Army dead in the Pacific regions in a War Department release made public today.

Oscar L Cooper O. C. Cooper Chipley Pacific War Department

Early agricultural notes on grains and eggs discussed

Fragmentary text notes that eggs stored at home are adequate for cooking, while some say fresh eggs are better for frying and poaching. It mentions primitive cultivation of barley, wheat, and mullet in eastern regions as early as 10,000 to 15,000 years before the Charuas era.

Uncle Sam Pacific Ports Midwest Ief Tieht

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