Merit System and Court Bills Introduced in State Assembly
State Senator W G Hardwick and Rep W D Malone introduced merit system and court measures in the Senate and House aimed at creating a Houston County inferior court. The package includes a merit system, bans on politics by city employees, and dissolves Justices of the Peace in Beat Three. A move to make Houston County a circuit was deemed infeasible after review.
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Paper Missed Please Call Eagle By Sunday Deadline
Readers in Dothan who miss their Eagle paper on Sunday are asked to call The Eagle at 1600 and file a complaint before 2 a.m. A copy will be delivered later. The deadline supports circulation staff attendance at church services.
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Two Ex-Army Sergeants Arrested For Stealing Atomic Bomb Secrets
Two former Army sergeants are detained amid a federal probe into alleged thefts of sensitive atomic bomb related secrets. Investigators review classified material and potential security breaches linked to the soldiers’ service records. Authorities have not released names or charges pending further action.
Liquor Referendum Returns Officially 2 815 Yes 1 757 No
Official canvass shows 2 815 votes for and 1 757 against continuation of the liquor system in the county. County officials Hunt Tiesrhar Rey Fil Weelerry and J Cameron signed the certificate of results noting this is the fifth in a row to pass. The wets won the previous 1942 referendum by 17 votes.
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Revolver fires miss senator Bricker in Capitol Hill attack
Reported shooting on Capitol Hill yesterday left Senator Bricker unhurt after a burst of gunfire in a subway area near the Senate building. Police described the assailant as armed and intent on harm, with chaotic scenes as officers responded and bystanders sheltered.
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Officials Silent On New Rocket
White Sands Army officers discuss a large rocket claimed to reach speeds of 600 miles per hour while the Navy project and civilian scientists remain silent. Dr Walter Orr Tate of Colorado and University workmates debate its potential, with Rotary Club remarks at Colorado Springs noting the new weapon’s testing near the White Sands Proving Ground.
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Howell Lumber Plant Blaze Shakes Town After Fire
A large fire swept the Howell Lumber Plant causing extensive damage to buildings and inventory. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours, with witnesses reporting loud explosions and heavy smoke over the riverfront district. No injuries are confirmed, and investigations are underway to determine the cause. Local officials urged residents to avoid the area as firefighters worked to secure hotspots.
Ghost of Grimes Haunts Napier Field
Grimes Alabama near the Dale County line may revive as a chartered municipality after a petition to Probate Judge Frank Deese seeks reinstatement of Grimes and Napier Field as an active town. A prior petition by A E Killabye seeks to appoint a mayor and council, with 42 property owners backing the Grimes bid. the judge previously found the petition inadequate and noted it lacked a majority of area taxpayers.
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Republicans Fail To Pass Tax Bill
In Washington Republicans fail to advance a tax bill amid partisan debate. Key figures including Speaker and Senate leaders discuss prospects, with Democrats insisting on changes and delaying action. The article notes implications for policy and political leverage as negotiations continue.
Two Youths Arrested On Larceny Charges
Two youths, Henri Mosier and Martind Whae, were taken into custody on larceny charges in Bath County. Investigators reported the pair targeted local residences over several weeks, with authorities securing statements from witnesses and tracking stolen items to a shared residence.
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Nagging Wives Court Ruling In Georgia Sparks Debate
A Georgia court ruling addresses marital disputes and discipline within marriages. The decision highlights constitutional questions over spousal rights, with critics arguing it affects family autonomy while supporters cite legal boundaries on abusive behavior.
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Lena Burdeshaw residents to be without water
District officials announce a water outage affecting Lena and Burdeshaw residents starting Monday. Not clear on exact duration or affected streets due to unreadable text but indicates a planned supply disruption in the Monjeal area and nearby locales.
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Documents and Photos Recovered by FBI in Washington case
Washington report says documents and photographs stolen from Los Alamos during atomic secrets theft have been recovered and returned to the Atomic Energy Commission. Suspects Alexander Van Der Taft and Ernest Dy Wallis faced charges, with Hoover commenting on the case. Details remain unclear as officials weighed penalties and outcomes.
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Paris Conference Starts Fast With Big Pact Hope
Paris conference opens amid optimism that a broad five power accord can be reached to rebuild Western Europe and end wartime disruption. Key figures include Premier Kienent and Minister dat, who report progress toward a rapid treaty while delivering essential aid like wheat and fertilizer to shift economies toward recovery.
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Oldest Congressman Dies In Washington
A long serving member of Congress died in Washington yesterday, leaving a vacancy in the House. Officials and colleagues recalled his decades of public service and his role in shaping key policy. The death prompted tributes from fellow lawmakers and calls for orderly succession.
Scholarship Honors William Horace Hall
A memorial scholarship is established to honor William Horace Hall of Dothan Alabama who died during World War I. The fund, announced by his mother Mrs Horace Faith Denton Street Dothan, commemorates his service as a pilot when his plane was shot down in Australia. The scholarship aims to create a lasting award for future students.
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Names Of Strange Towns In A Wandering Railcar Tale
Hal Boyle recalls odd localities described in a rambling column about war time travel through WY and WA towns. The piece rails through strange names, curious places, noisy markets, and wartime scenes where troops faced risk, scarcity, and improvised hospitality amid a drifting, smoky landscape.
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