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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
7
The report notes whooping cough cases linked to Ceptein Williams kitled in Europe and discussions of reporting all infections. Health officers urge full disclosure of patient names and addresses, plus other identifying data, to aid outbreak prevention. Public compliance with the law is emphasized to support health authorities.
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Tom Lisenby was elected mayor of Ozark in a Tuesday run-off by a margin of 16 votes over opponent Frank Howell. Lisenby will serve the next four years, following a November to December swearing in ceremony and prior county commissioner term.
Four Wiregrass soldiers from Florida and Alabama were wounded in action, with 1,248 total wounded nationwide. Private Grover C Gulgham of Cottondale, Fla, was wounded in the Agate sector. Technical Sergeant Webb Smith of Cottondale Route One, Sergeant Houston Blount of Hartford Route Two, and Private Julian Mo Harper of Geneva Route One were wounded in Europe. The report notes their service amid heavy combat and marksman skills.
Relatives of prisoners were urged by the Houston Coast Guard Red Cross to prepare and ship care packages. The campaign promotes quick delivery through central offices and new state blank forms, priced at ten cents each, to ensure timely aid for prisoners in the Far East.
Warrant Officer Ernest Lee Dilbury was reported missing in action. His mother Mrs H Wn Dilbury of 105 South Tree received word on July 24. The ninth anniversary of his entry into the Army would be in September. Service theaters and camps across the United States estimated attendance over 180000.
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