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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
7
A dense OCR style clue grid lists horizontal and vertical entries from a word puzzle. Items reference "US president," various archaic abbreviations, multiple definitions, and a mix of living and historical terms, suggesting a themed crossword or acrostic with cross-checked letter placements.
An extracted wartime report describes a field in Korea repurposed as a U S cemetery with graves and makeshift mounds. The piece entwines casualty details, burial practices, and the grim impact on soldiers and civilians amid fighting near a flat valley with distant mountains.
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a fourth hearing into the bankruptcy of the Florida East Coast Railway. Four plans are presented to reorganize and possibly merge with competing lines, including proposals by the St Joe Paper Co and Atlantic Coast Line. Creditors and bondholders may receive cash or new stock, with control interests at stake.
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