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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1945
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment discusses publication of notices and associated persons, referencing The Daily and other departments. It cites a statement of fact, publication ethics, and a biblical quote from Genesis 6 6, with date July 11 1915.
A Brete Health Department report shows Houston County white infection 2.98 percent and Negro 25.55, among nine counties examined. The piece condemns high syphilis rates as a grave indictment and urges action, while touching on politics and postwar air travel expansion plans.
The piece cites Rep. Martin arguing against long presidencies and supports a two term limit. It contrasts Republican and Democratic motives, notes prior support during Roose velt era, and asks how Congress will respond. It also discusses Soviet Austrian politics notes and shifts in Supreme Court dynamics as Roberts retires.
A reflection on post war cotton markets, wartime price pressures, and competition from synthetic fibers. The piece cites figures and opinions on cotton’s economics, with commentary on leaders and policy amid changing global trade and wartime memory.
A fragment recalls remarks by Cantrell of Jacksonville about past Jacksonville Journal edits and state rights changes. It suggests reflections on editorials and the New Deal era, mentioning Perpetual New Dealers arriving late and speaking loudly. The writer adds a personal note of thinking of correspondents and wishing they were present to witness current events.
A radio schedule lists WAGF and WAVES transcriptions with multiple shows across the day. In Camden New Jersey, Apache heads field in Garden State Park opening day feature, the $10,000 Camden handicap, highlighting Belmont era horses and town racing interest.
The article argues that Japan must be stripped of all weapons and forced to surrender unconditionally to secure lasting peace. It cites Nomura and AP reports on Berlin joy and mixed reactions, warns of a future aggressive bloc, and stresses that without surrender Japan faces harsher destruction than Germany. It stresses imperial militarism, racial conflict, and the need to prevent renewed war.
In a display at Washington, Pete Gray the one armed player and Bert Shope featured for the Browns and Dodgers. Shepard pitched four innings for Washington, allowing two runs as Brooklyn’s lineup hit hard late to take a slim lead before relief work stabilized. The crowd of about 34,060 paid for the game as Dodgers offense produced late runs while Gray’s team battled back.
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