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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1950
Page
4
The passage discusses Swiss military readiness and neutrality, noting Switzerland's robust defensive posture, limited exposure to invasion, and a strategy to stay out of conflict. It mentions potential air attack concerns and Switzerland’s role as a mediator between combatants, stressing tradition of cautious, self reliant defense.
The readable portion cites a religious verse about serving the Lord and inheritance, mentioning Colossians and a mix of altered words. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear context, names, dates, or events.
George stresses calm, warns against stampede toward rapid tax hikes. He says preparedness means measured support for armaments without panic, urging rational increases and continued fiscal restraint amid global tension. Public sees him as honest and straightforward, reassuring voters.
Swiss defense minister Karl Kobert stated Switzerland will defend its neutrality in the face of the Korean War and any potential general conflict. He warned that while localization of the conflict is uncertain, Switzerland will maintain its policy of neutrality regardless of broader hostilities.
Cleveland woman Miss Clara Kibler challenged the Federal Government over a postal dispute involving damaged dishes valued by antiques dealers. After resisting forms and providing original wrappings and affidavits of value, she secured more than the initial offer, prompting officials to acknowledge her success and inspire others to persist.
The article speculates on a political row over a portrait of Governor Nelson. It notes a change from a standing to a seated pose, seen as an uncomfortable reminder. It claims four dates were set with the Legislature to pass redistricting and a constitutional convention, but each meeting was missed.
A University of Wichita student undertakes a 40 day trial wearing specially inverted glasses to test if vision adjusts with time. He aims to prove that sight is learned and that the wearer can adapt to upside down crosswise perception over the next 29 days. He accepts the effort and notes many people already understand the concept of adaptation.
A reader from Headland Alabama forwards an Eagle editorial from Bombay Friday, praising its thought provoking quality. The letter echoes editor Williams’ remark that if the shoe fits readers should wear it, suggesting wide applicability of the piece to many readers.
Hal Boyle reports on the air travel ordeal in a wartime airlift to Korea in which cramped bucket seats, a holdover from World War II, inflict lasting discomfort. The writer recalls long hours in stiff seats, striving for comfort, cocktails, and smoother journeys, noting the impact on morale and endurance.
The piece argues that being patriotic means avoiding hoarding essentials like flour sugar coffee and household necessities. It condemns stockpiling as traitorous to country neighbors and God, labeling hoarders as unpatriotic despite flag waving or speeches.
The Alabama Journal notes Dothan has only five elevators, suggesting the town stays rooted and practical during tough times. The Eagle worded line in Dothan reflects a grounded, pragmatic stance amid adversity.
Abner Peabody, struck in the chin by a foul ball at a ballpark, needed medical care and stitches. He plans to return Wednesday to have the stitches removed, while notes that chewing is hindered and the injury sparks disbelief among onlookers.
A near unanimous push to draft General Eisenhower for high military or political duty rises in Washington after Truman presses for an extended war posture. GOP leaders weigh Ike as 1952 nominee, with Southern Democrats considering a strategic alliance to push him in, while discussion includes cabinet posts and UN Army chief roles and potential reshaping of national defense leadership.
Luzon Philippines rice growers conserve intricate rice terraces with level ponds on mountainsides built to provide flat land for rice cultivation. The system showcases careful irrigation and hillside farming techniques across terraced plots.
Alabama small businessmen gain better access to federal contracts via a new State Planning Board service. Director Bill Dobbins says many firms are now bidding for government work and some have won contracts. The service informs Alabama suppliers about needs, bid forms, and how to place bids across all government departments.
Tests show the danger period begins after eight consecutive hours or twenty miles behind the wheel. Drivers should stop driving and avoid extreme fatigue at this point to prevent accidents.
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