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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1950
Page
3
The essay stresses that ignorance without moral intent and right thinking harms both science and faith. It cites ancient beliefs like smallpox and malaria as outcomes of sincere ignorance and warns that mental and spiritual health laws are unknown, leading to suffering. It urges learning, applying truth, and obedience to divine laws to gain true freedom.
County 4-H clubbers begin annual encampment at Lake Phalocea on Tholocco Reservation with registration and orientation. Activities include handicrafts classes led by Alabama Power representative Hurst Mildis, table lamp building, motor construction, daily swimming, lifesaving, evening vesper services, and a Who's Who contest and 4-H party before ending Friday morning.
Greece’s Papagos told Embros that Communist military moves in the Balkans are a war of nerves and not a real threat. He warned Yugoslavia and Greece face small, annual movements and said Greece must guard against internal subversion while receiving more equipment to fight potential guerrilla action. U.S. General Van Fleet noted Greece will soon receive modern arms and armored vehicles to bolster defense.
Tom M. Payne, 54, president of East Alabama Coach Line Colton Belt Bus Company and the Tizer Company, died in Columbus after a four day mass. He left a wife a son a daughter and his mother.
In Goldsboro North Carolina a night crash killed Thelma Newson Wada worth 48 and six of her ten children when their car was struck from behind and hurled off a tractor trailer. The Wadsworth family and others suffered injuries as a Molevist faces charges of manslaughter and drunken driving. Names include Barbara Donald and Ivey Aiten Jr among the deceased.
Dorothy Dix lists ten rules for husbands to keep wives happy, stressing attention, compliments, appearance, kindness, home warmth, fair money management, respect for in laws, surprises, shared interests, and constant reassurance. The piece notes that more than six percent of Army men in the Far East who became eligible in 1949 enlisted to extend their tours.
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