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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1947

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Missing Army plane sighted wreckage 300 miles northeast of Miami

An Army search plane reported wreckage sighting and believed a C54 cargo plane. A 10 foot freight ship overdue from Miami to Puerto Padre Cuba is also being sought. Nineteen Army search planes, Coast Guard craft, and a Vigilante cutter join searches amid poor visibility.

West Palm Beach Fla Gen Miami Puerto Padre Cuba Coast Guard Kindley Field Bermuda Morrison Field Army MacDill Field Tamps Borinquin Field Puerto Rico St. Petersburg Atlantic Vigilante Marsean Florida Straits

Collins Narrowly Escapes Injury In Dothan Crash

Waltman L. Collins of 228 West Crawford Street Dothan narrowly avoided serious injury when his car skidded on rain soaked pavement in the 600 block of South St Andrews. The vehicle turned over on its side, struck two small trees, and suffered heavy damage though Collins was uninjured per the police accident report.

Waltman L. Collins W. Crawford St Dothan St. Andrews St. Here Collins

Giant alligator gar tipped scale at over 120 pounds

Errol Gamble claims the record for the largest fish pulled from an irrigation canal in McAllen Texas. The alligator gar exceeded five feet in length and weighed about 120 pounds. After the fish fouled his trout line he sprinted to a nearby home, borrowed a .22 rifle and killed the creature with two shots.

McCallen. Tex

Atlantic Storm Diffuses Off East Coast Nixes Beach Trip

An Atlantic storm moved slowly off the East Coast with winds up to 45 mph extending 100 miles west and north and 200 miles east. The Weather Bureau said the system center was about 300 miles ENE of Norfolk and would likely weaken slightly while moving NNE today, passing 100 to 150 miles east of Nantucket this afternoon. Small craft warnings were posted from Provincetown to Atlantic City and lowered south of that zone.

Washington Atlantic City N. J U. S. Weather Bureau Norfolk Nantucket Provincetown

Czechoslovakia seeks Western markets amid Eastern pacts

Czechoslovakia faces urgent need for Western markets raw materials and credit while Eastern European pacts with Russia Yugoslavia Poland deepen. Observers link delays to Poland's seizure of Silesian ore and Kladsko Ratibor border disputes. Gottwald asserts unity with Soviet and Slav nations will strengthen the alliance.

Czechoslovakia Britain Canada Argentina Poland Russia Yugoslavia Kladsko Ratibor Munich Bohemia Gottwald Unien Soviet Union

Italy's Unseated Bronze Horsemen Ride Again After War

War ends and Italian cities restart ancient equestrian statues. Duke Cosimo I of Florence is first mounted again, with the bronze pike in hand. In Venice Bartolomeo Colleoni returns to San Zanipolo square, while Marcus Aurelius rests atop Capitol Hill in Rome. Other works by Michelangelo and Donatello are restored in Florence.

Aldo Forte Rome U.P Cosimo I Florence Lanzi Palace Prandeur Giovanni da Bologna Franceo Petrarci Venice Bartolomeo Colleoni San Zanipolo Leonardo da Vinci Andrea Verrocchio Colleoni Verrocchio Marcus Auritius Capitol Hill Paul II Michelangsio Constantine Marcus Aurelius Michelangelo David David,” Benvenuto Cellinva Perseus Donatello

Sparkman Attacks False Economy Against Farmers in Congress

In Carrollton Alabama Senator John J Sparkman denounced congressional voices advocating economy that would strike at agricultural programs He urged continuation of Bankhead era support for farming and warned against reversing long standing farm policies He stressed soil conservation stable production and guaranteed markets for food and fiber with fair prices for families.

Carrollton Ala John J. Sparkman Alabama Congres John J. Bankhead Sparkman Bankhead

Eureka Pumpkin Festival Plans Big Pie Parade

Eureka prepares for its annual pumpkin festival with record trimming and events. A football game debuts between Eureka College and Kirksville Teachers College on September 26. The festival ends the next day with a Pumpkin Queen crowning possibly by movie star Ronald Reagan.

Eureka Eureka College Kirksville Teachers College Ronald Reagan

Marianna Rotarians Hear Los Angeles Convention Report

Marianna Rotary members heard a report on the Los Angeles Rotary International session. Lavuehlin L. Mae Kinnon spoke for the local club with Dot Eubanks and Ted Kirkland receiving junior guest invitations for July. New officers included W. Kelly, Neeley, Kingery, McCaskill, Carter, Jr., and Dr. James T. Cook.

Marianna Los Angeles Rotary International Lavuehlin L. MaeKinnon Maeood W. Kelly Presio F. Neeley Pred Kingery Treaarer Dexter McCaskill

Alabama Girl 14 Killed In Crash At Verena

In Verena Alabama a 14 year old girl Ella Ruth Taylor of Cooper was killed when the car she rode in overturned after hitting an embankment. Two others, Meil Lewis and Clara Hammond, suffered minor injuries. Ann Jones of Cooper was uninjured. Patrolman Luther Kendrick identified the victim.

Verbena Ala Hishwaw Luther Kendrick Ella Ruth Taylor Cooper Meil Lewis Clara Hammond Clanton Ann Jones

Mine Detector Solves Water Main Problem

Long City street department workers use a mine detector to locate water mains. Officials say 14.95 spent on the detector compares favorably with annual labor and equipment costs for repairs. Mains lack maps from their original layings, making locating them a pie and shovel job. The detector now helps find and map the lines accurately.

S. D. Mu.p Long City Ety Commission

Fourth of July holiday travel may set year record

Number 14 in what may set a peacetime record in holiday travel reports Fourth of July programs planned at Flagstaff Arizona Philadelphia Buffalo New York City Nalrose Md Des Moines Ind and Marcellus NY The United Nations joined in observing independence day by taking a holiday Secretariat members were given the day off because they are permitted to do so

Flagstaff Ariz Philadelphia Buffalo New York City Nalterore Des Moines Sind Marcellus N.Y United Nations Secretariat

Funeral Rites Held For Robert Kennedy

Funeral services were held in Marianna for Robert Harry Kennedy age 56 who died at the home of Mrs. Minnie Burke. The Rev D C Whitsett of the First Methodist Church officiated and interment was in Riverside cemetery under Madox arrangements. He is survived by four sisters Mrs W E Kent Mrs R D Brown Mrs Maude Nolan and Mrs G E Pritchard all of Augusta and two nieces Lucile Ludwig and Sarah Ludwig of Augusta.

Marianna Robert Harry Kennedy Minnie Burke D. C. Whitsett First Methodist Church Riverside Cemetery Maddox Augusta Georgia Episcopal Church Kennedy W. E. Kent R. D. Brown Maude Nolan G. E. Pritchard Lucile Ludwig Sarah Ludwig City

H. C. Harris Speaks To Social Workers

H. C. Harris sonny Harris chairman of the Disaster Committee of the Jackson County Red Cross was guest speaker at a luncheon of the local Association of Social Workers. Arthur G. Dozier presided as superintendent of the Florida Industrial School for Boys and Red Cross vice president. Mrs. W. D. Clifford presented the speaker and officers listed include Ruth Hedges president Alyne Thomas secretary and Clifford treasurer.

Marianna H. C Sonny) Harris Jackson County American Red Cross Association of Social Workers Arthur G. Dozier Florida Industrial School For Boys W. D. Clifford The Red Cross Ruth Hedges A. G. Dozier Alyne Thomas Cottondale

European aid debate echoes fears of plan collapse

The piece notes concerns that the Marshall Plan could fail, benefiting Soviet Russia. Rep. Charley Merrow accuses the USSR of wrecking the Paris conference and says the West must not bow to tyranny. State Department officials reportedly share the worry but advise caution in public comments toward Europe’s choices.

Europe Russia Charley E. Merrow R-Nh Soviet Union Paris Merrow Congress State Department Heprd Murapo

Truman urges world unity and world economy for peace

President Truman calls for international understanding and interdependence as a path to lasting peace. He argues governments must derive power from consent, promote basic rights, allow free knowledge exchange, and build a world economy beyond national systems.

United Nations Mr. Truman

Fatal crash victims in border farm area details

Number 19 treated. Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Anderson were killed on their farm near Oslo Minn. Frank Rogalla about 70 Minto N. D. was killed at Warsaw N. D. Ambulances from Grand Forks N. D. and Warren Minn. took 30 of the injured to a hospital at Warren where 15 were released after treatment. Fourteen others were hospitalized at Grafton.

Martin C. Anderson Oslo Minn Frank Rogalla Minto N. D Warsaw Grand Forks Warren Grafton

Vicksburg Welcomes Yankee General at Carnival Event

In Vicksburg Mississippi United States General Dwight D Eisenhower was greeted by cheering crowds at the Carnival of the Confederacy marking a celebratory reentry into the union. The event echoes historic Civil War memory as Eisenhower tours the city.

Vicksburg, Miss U. S. Grant Vicksburg United States Dwight D. Eisenhower

Mrs Rachel Ayres Dies at Grand Ridge Florida

Marianna Florida special report notes Mary Rachel M Ayres 78 of Altha died at her son Grant Ridge home Funeral arrangements are by Maddox Funeral Home She is survived by daughter Mrs W H Johnson Dus ham NC two sons J M Grand Ridge and W B Ayers US Army brother Charles Nelson Panama City sister Mrs Elizabeth Daniels Marianna and many grandchildren

Marianna Mary Rachel M. Ayres Altha Ased Grant Ridge Maddox Funeral Home Washington County Ayres W. H. Johnson Dus’ham North Carolina J .M Grand Ridge Florida W. B. Ayers United States Army Charles Nelson Panama City Elizabeth Daniels

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