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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1950

Page

2

Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass

MOTORIST BOOKED A charge of driving while intoxicated was filed against Chitton Burdleshaw, 33, by highway patrolmen. LARCENY CHARGE FILED A Houston County man Willie Clayton Harrington was held on $560 bond after arrest on grand jury charges in alleged theft of four rings and a watch valued at 52500 from a residence, sworn by Mrs L H Thomas. VFW BULLETIN BOARD Pathan Post 9 veterans hold no regular meeting at the clubhouse on Montgomery Highway tonight at 7:30. GRASS FIRE Firemen fought a grass fire at 426 South Gated Street shortly before 1 am. UNION SINGING UNION SINGING SOCIETY will meet at Pine Grove Church in Jellico Community next Sunday for its regular session, announced by B H Reynolds.

Chitton Burdleshaw Houston County Willie Clayton Harrington L. H. Thomas VFW Union Bing 7Et Union Singing Society Pine Grove Church Jellico B. H. Reynolds

Trains Collide in Paynesville Injuring Dozens in Minnesota

Paynesville Minnesota reports a rear collision between a passenger and freight train injuring about 400 persons. Initial checks show 4 to 6 seriously hurt, with all treated aboard or at local clinics. Passengers were to be moved toward Minneapolis by 1:30 p.m. A flagman signaled the freight moved into a siding. engineer John Farley tried to stop but could not.

Paynesville Minn Diate Can Pakenter John Faron Minneapolia Ime

Freedom Promised Scottsboro Boy Held At Detroit

AP reports Scottsboro Boy Haywood Patterson promised freedom today as federal charges may be dropped. Michigan Governor Williams denied extradition. Alabama Governor Folsom defended prison system while Patterson, escaped Kilby Prison after 17 years of a 75 year term, awaits hearing on charges. Patterson now free on bond amid ongoing litigation.

Detroit Scottsboro Haywood Patterson U.S James S. Soltesz Patterson Alabama Scottabore Rarlier Michigan G. Mennen Williams James E Felsom Montgomery Kolsom Kilby Patinvann Scottsborn Folsom Bacna United States Paterson FBI Sobesz Paint Rock Ia

Dozier and Hill Surrender to Sheriff in Bailey Case

Two Dothan men, Paul Dozier and Billy Hill, turned themselves in at the Bay County Courthouse in Panama City to Sheriff Alvan Thomas on charges tied to breaking and entering the home of W. H. Bailey and assault with intent to commit murder. Bail set at prelim hearing planned for Bailey Saturday. the men had been employed by Bailey at a local furniture store and were discharged shortly before the alleged crime.

Dothan Bay J Panama City Joseph Hailey W. HL Billy) Bailey Tutt Bay County Alvan Thomas Paul Dozier Billy Panama_ City J. Walt Cameron Cameron Thomas Bailey Dozier Hiltormerly

Beer Dealer Robbed On Birmingham Street

AP reports a Birmingham beer distributor says he was robbed of about $2400 by a masked gunman on a southside street as he entered his car to bank receipts. Daniel, 48, company office manager, said another car blocked his path and the bandit demanded the money before fleeing.

Birmingham Beer Distributing Company Glen Daniel Daniel Etretives

Georgian Injured in Korean Fighting

Georgia farmer Amis of the National Cotton Council will speak in Houston County on the economic importance of the cotton industry. The talk, arranged by Dothan, Alabama, follows a casualty update from Tae De and the Home Defense Department noting multiple injuries and missing personnel.

Robert W. Amis National Cotton Council Houston Lexdera Washington Tae de Home Demonience Department C. M. Ling Yard Amis Thi Amis Memphis Tenn Prc Marry J. Spurnock Rowe Council Hill Pie Carl d L. Chadwick Etijar

North Georgia poultry market fire and price report

AP dispatch from Atlanta notes a fire at a North Georgia poultry market with strong demand. Supplies start in all sections, many dealers report stocks under 2 1/2 pounds with prices mostly unchanged to 2 cents higher. Prices paid FOB farm range 26 1/40 to 240 cents.

Atlanta USDA North Georgia

Commvvethy production at saf tover and in jinder Way

The National Geographic Society reports on commvvetby production at saf tover and in jinder Way, detailing locations in Nie brazke, Gatorado, Montana and North Rakaln. The note emphasizes geographic spread and organizational involvement in the described area.

Saftover Jinder Way Niebrazke Gatorado Montana North Rakaln National Geographic Society

Nuclear energy use by civilians outlined in Charlottesville

Dr Alvin M Wainbars of Oak Ridge laboratory envisions civilian nuclear energy similar to TVA. He outlines a vision of a biomic laboratory environment guiding peaceful nuclear power expansion for public use.

Charlottesville Alvin M. Wainbars Oak Rigg Tann Ithe Tva

North Korean drive near Taejon meets Allied air strikes

Allied air forces pounded transport routes north of the Kum River as North Korean troops under new drive approached Taejon. General Walker, a veteran of Patton’s army, was named commander of the Eighth Army in Korea and a new advanced command post was established.

North Japokeaman Taiyang Taejon MacArthur Walker Eighth Army Japan Korea U.S. Army Forces In Usafic George Patton Third Army Europe Beitaln U.S. War Department Department of the Army MacAtiner Ts Kore MacArthur Hamcheng Tnem Associated ‘Press Tom Lambert Han River Tanyang Fallen Chungiu Far Eastern Air Forces Bamdeath

Collegiants Get Break in Draft Deferment Rules

Undergraduate students face at least a two year deferment and ROTC enrollees may not be drafted while in school. If they leave college, induction can occur immediately. Naval Army and Air Force ROTC participants may apply for special classifications after signing active duty agreements. Coop students may defer while both in school and at work if enrolled in ROTC. Fort McPherson said pre induction examinations will start within two weeks, with dates to be set in Atlanta and Columbus.

Atlanta James Skelton Selective Ser Ice Georgie Skelton Local Registration Board Naval Army Air Force Coop Third Army Fort McPherson Columbus

Moth Ball Fleet Set for Sea Duty From River Dries Up

MOBILE AP The moth ball fleet on the Tensas River, about 350 ships mostly liberty and victory types, is ready to return to sea. The rust-painted freighters are oiled and in running order though Washington word is not yet given. Delays aside, the ships will be deployed when directed. The Avizpna Waterman Steamship Corp Freinler has been requisitioned by the Military Transportation Service to help ferry men and equipment to the Korean war effort.

Mobile Tensas Washington Make Time Commission Avizpna Waterman Steamship Corp Freinhler Miliary Sra ‘Transportation Service Waterman

State House Debates School Age Bill Amid Uncertain Fate

The House and Senate debated a school age bill during a special session with multiple amendments. Rep George Wallace sought a broad substitution while Rep J W Brassell nudged out a board of apportionment section. Senate moved to adjourn after a 20-8 vote as objections shifted and leadership jockeyed for final action. Rev Miller said Gov Folsom would sign if adjournment occurred.

George Wallace Barbour Twas J. W. Brassell Russe Supreme Court Senate Senatore Ful Ex Kimbreil Fayette C. B. Harger Byount Albert Hughes Geneva James 8. Coleman Greene Broughton Lamberti Lambert Hovss House Fd Miller Elawah Coty James E Wi M, Beck DeKalb Gold H Wasam Norman Harris Morgan Rose Hulloh Beckt Irh Pruitt Sumter Beck

Record of mill outputs and coin ownership in Sterjing

A Holstein coin owned by A. Ww. Mard of Sterjing reports a record of 149 708 pounds of milling and 4 918 pounds of Kutterrat produced in 10 yenety striking peel.

A. Ww. Mard Sterjing

Negro Driver Booked After Routine Check Of One Lighted Car

A routine stop of a one lighted car led to the arrest of Eddie Byrd within minutes after the vehicle was reported stolen from a South Alice Street junk yard. Patrolman A F Mason detained Byrd who admitted taking the car. Sidney Katz identified the car as his, and Byrd faced grand larceny charges valued at $200.

South Alice Street Eddie James Mason Byrd Sidney Katz Wre

Livestock market reports from Thomasville and Montgomery areas

Livestock prices and receipts in Thomasville Ga and Montgomery Ala show steady to higher bids across hogs cattle and calves. Hog prices range from about 21 to 24.50 per hundredweight for various weights while cows bulls and calves see steady to strong demand with mixed weight ranges and regional plant quotes. A note mentions the accidental discovery of the chemical 2 4 D increasing weed control.

Thomasville USDA Albans Columbus Manitrie Titon Dothan Jacksonville Tallahassee Medina Montgomery Union Lock Yards Estimvat

Services set for Lev Kent at Shady Grove Church

Lev Kent seventy five of Cypress died Tuesday in a Marianna hospital. funeral held Wednesday at Shady Grove Church with Rev. G M Ross officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Surviving widow Ellafair Kent son J C Tarworn daughter Dies James Stone sister Mrs Otto Davis nephew John Kent, both of Marianna.

Levereat Marianna Funes Lev Kent Cxpress Shady Grove Church G. M. Ross Cart Res Ellafair Kent Cypress J C. Tarworn James Stone Blount Town Otto Davis John Kent Marianna Mr. Kent Marianna Hospital Auanta H. de Berry Raleigh N.C Maisie Addison Carnesville Kaley Shubert Cornelia Huey Andrews Alex Will Stacey Grady King Mix Austin Brooks Ingram

New Concord Church Will Be Dedicated

Newly completed Concord Baptist Church on Headland route will be dedicated Sunday with its first use. Rev Byreh Kelley of Hartaville will lead a revival through the week, and Rev J P Kelley will deliver the dedicatory address at 11 a m. Miss Matha Ward will recount church history, with special music and lunch afterward.

Concord Baptist Church Headland Byreh Kelley Hartaville D. C Ua. m J.P. Kelley Matha Ward Concord Church Monn

Houston 4 H Clubbers Head For Lake Camp Next Week

Houston County 4 H Club plans Lake Tholocco camp starting Tuesday. About 121 members, first on Camp Rucker reservation, will be guided by Home Demonstration Agent Fran Mavelle and County agent assistant Clark Rudder. Camp features include swimming, games, film shows, crafts, and education. Transportation planned from three pickup points. fees cover bus costs. Camp ends in late July with parent pickups. Families to bring required gear and food contributions.

ED Driggers Houston County Lake Tholocco Houston Camp Rucker Reservation Tara Fran Mavelle Clark Rudder Rudder Ashford Summerford Truckine A. Dothan First Baptist Beckham's Crossroads A. m. Rodder Rudner Miss Madette First Baptist Churen Summerfora

40 Negro 4-H'ers Take Short Course At Florida A & M

Forty Black 4-H youths from Jackson County attended Florida A and M College in Tallahassee for the State Short Course. The county group earned top all around participation honors and the privilege to attend the nationwide event for outstanding project work. Virgil Elkins, Negro county agent, and Aenie D. Peterson, home demonstration agent, led the delegation.

Marlanna Arownt Jackson County A. & M. College Tallahassee Vfhat Wax An Virgil Elkins Aenie D. Peterson Negra Home

Swiss Climbers Die In Lightning Strike On Zinal Rothorn

Two Swiss climbers died yesterday near 13 000 feet while attempting Zinal Rothorn. They were struck by lightning during a brief storm and fell about 2000 feet to a glacier where their bodies were recovered.

Switzerland Zinal Rothorn

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