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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1943

Page

3

Defense Investigations Board Memo Sparks Hearings Clash

Admiral Stanford C. Hooper, retired, faces charges from the Cox committee over defense communications policy. Roosevelt ruling barred Army and Navy officers from testifying. The memo criticized the Defense Communications Commission as failing wartime needs and questioned loyalty checks and wire tapping.

Stanford C. Hooper Naval Intelligence Hooper Fly Defense New Wars Communications Board Bows Navy Knox Eugena L. Garey Robert Ho Jackem Congress Pearl Arbor Army Ag Wilmeesen Roosevelt Jamef Hooper Defense Communications Commission Xx x Navy Department Hag O Ut CIO AFL Ater FCC Federal Bureau of Investigation National Defense C. ©. Communications Union Fry Japan Pearl Harbor Hawaii Garey War Department

Mrs Sara E Brown Dies At Home Here

Mrs Sara Elizabeth Brown, seventy nine, died at her home 410 South Seas yesterday noon after long illness. Funeral services were held at Ward Wilson Chapel with Rev W O Philips officiating. Burial in city cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs B A Lennett Atlanta, Ga. two sons J L Brown and S S M Brown Dothan. twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Mra Elizabeth Brown South Seas Ward-Wilson Chapel W. O. Philips Lafayrus Street Burns W. Duncan Grover Peacock R.W. Vaughn C. E Garrison Mre B. A Lenkett Atlanta, Ga J. L. Brown S&s M. Brown Dothan

Wright Aeronautics engines faced government fraud suits

The government filed damage suits in Trenton against Wright Aeronautics and eight officers, alleging sale of faulty airplane motor materials from the Lockland plant. If proven, defendants face fines up to 2000 per transaction for false claims against the government. Vaughan defended the engines, citing improvements and a strong wartime record, and noted Army board support for thorough inspection.

Trenton N. J Wright Aeronautics Lockland Charles D. Hyman Vaughan Tokyo Midway North Africa Truman Lockheed Army William Knudwan

Allied forces begin Sicily invasion on D Day

Amid heavy naval bombardment and air cover Allied troops land along Sicily's southeastern coast and near Taormina, est costing officials say the operation proceeds on plan. Eyewitness pilots and officers describe landing beaches crowded with invasion barges and rising smoke as ships push ashore.

Edward Gilling Algiers sUrope Johnny Doughboy James Armstrong Muscogee Oklo Sic Han Samuel J. Gormley, Jr Alhambra Calif Werral Sicily Tunis San Francisco Joseph Thomas Pomona Roscoe Johnson Chicago Donald Justler Bt Albans N. Y Tunkja Libya

Russians Halt Axis Drive In Belgorod Orel Area

Wartime dispatches report Soviet forces halting the German advance around Belgorod and Orel as tanks and artillery push in the sixth day of Hitler’s offensive. Russian air and artillery activity intensifies with claims of substantial German losses, while Moscow readers consider Allied Sicily strikes a further blow to the Axis.

London Balgorod Bergorod Hitler Moscow Orel Kurak Bel Agen Belgorod-Kursk-Orel Sicily Red Army Berlin Belgorod Orel

Allied raids press Japanese at Munda and New Georgia

Allied headquarters report Japanese naval units bombed near New Georgia Island as American air forces hit enemy ships in pre-dawn strikes. US troops pressed the Munda air base with a roadblock, killing defenders and dropping 67 tons of bombs on supply areas amid light American casualties. Romeo the proboscis monkey is noted for his long nose.

Italy Ricily Wation G Roose Vatican City Ruarantea Coata Southwest Pacific New Georgia Island Douglas MacArthur Munda New Georgie Balroko Harbor Salamaua New Guinea Solomons New Georgia Balroko

It Payne Dies At Headland Home

It. C. Payne dies at his Headland home after a short illness Friday night. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the Headland Baptist Church with Rev Joby J Lee officiating. Burial will be at the church cemetery. Survivors include his wife and son Willis Payne of Pensacola Florida and two brothers J R Payne of Ozark and J W Payne of Cordele Georgia.

C. Adams Ben Brantley W. S Sconyers Griffin Gibbolomon W. B. Ostes M. W. Expy Chester Sanders Alford Douglas Dudley Bush Willis Payne Pensacola Flo J. R. Payne Ozark J. W. Payne Cordele Ga

Allied Armies Stretched Across Regions Amid Sicily Invasion

The British Eighth Army rests while the American First Army stays in Algeria and the British Ninth and Tenth Armies in Iran and Iraq. Analysts say Hed forces not in Sicily outnumber the assault force and remain a threat elsewhere. News of invasion eased tension in Britain, but not among American troops abroad.

Abgeria Iran Iraq Sicily Mediterranean Dunkergus

Roosevelt hails Sicilian invasion as turning point in Europe

At a state dinner Roosevelt and Giraud praised Allied planning and cross allied cooperation as the first attack on Sicily began. Marshall Leahy King Hulll and others listened as the president noted the soft underbelly of Europe had been struck and that news would unfold in coming hours.

Italy Giraud George C Marshall Ins Hulll Wiliam J. Leahy Ernest J. King Feet Roosevelt Europe North Africa

War Bond drive sets ShangriLa goal and monthly groups

The town chairman will be appointed and the commission chairmen will form groups to work toward a monthly War Bond goal. The Shangri-La campaign targets a total of 131,669,275 dollars, with all War Stamps purchased between June 25 and August 24 dedicated to Shangri-La.

Lovern Anid Shangri-La Lovern

Allied air report on Caen Abbeville patrol encounter

Returning air crews report meeting unexpected enemy opposition near Caen and Abbeville, with swarms of Reichsmarshall Goering’s Yellow Nose Focke Wulfs. No enemy formation engaged near Abbeville.

Ters Caen Abbeville Reichmarshall Goering

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