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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

10

Roosevelt War Address Spurs Debate On Politics

A wartime broadcast by President Roosevelt prompts questions about political motives as supporters and critics clash over whether the speech signals a bid for a fourth term. Spangler and Capitol Hill critics weigh the implications for veterans benefits and postwar policy.

Aehington Roosevelt Office of War Rmation OWI Harrison E. Spangier Republican National Commit Spangler Ser Capitol Hill Smith Guffey Ture

World Today: Churchill calls sudden meeting and Italian unrest

London reports a sudden 0 am cabinet gathering as signs of a major political turn emerge. Army revolts in Milan defy orders while thousands protest across Italian cities. In Sicily, U S troops breach defenses near Catania to trap German forces. Canadians advance toward Messina as the war intensifies.

Associated Press London Churchill ALY Milan Gerall Knt Deen U. S Catania Messina Catanis

Three Months Pay For Demobilized Soldiers Proposed

Roosevelt approved a postwar demobilization report calling for three months furlough with base pay up to 100 dollars monthly plus family allowances. The plan, drafted by a conference under the National Resources Planning Board, favors rapid peacetime industry conversion, private employment with government aid, and a central demobilization agency. It outlines unemployment insurance, readjustment counseling, veterans education benefits, and selective agricultural opportunities for a limited number of servicemen.

Washington Roosevelt United States Employment Service Old Axe

ABC Agents nab Negro Ballhop on liquor charges downtown

Police reported arrest of a Negro ballhop on liquor law violations amid rumors of 300 pints seized. The blotchy police log at station HQ noted only the arrest on two charges and the alleged liquor seizure, with little further detail.

Botal Posce

Postwar Statement Dampened by FDR Suggestion to Wait

Washington AP report notes President Roosevelt’s radio address was read as dampening push by Taft and allied senators for a postwar peace organization. Taft said the President implied disapproval of Ball Burton Harth Hill proposal and would oppose debate in the Senate. Supporters plan action after Congress returns from summer recess.

Washington Eoossvalt Congress United Nations Taft Ohio Bal R-Minn Burton R-Ohio Harth D-N. M Hill Als Hove United States Senate

Candy Had Priority On Invasion Planes

In a North African campaign report Captain Daniels recalls Army Air Force troop carriers delivering not only troops but candy and magazines to front lines. He notes Marines and British generals rode planes and supplies included concrete road equipment. Mail and candy topped soldiers’ requests on return trips.

Washington United States Army Air Forceg David E. Daniela United States War Department Enver Daniels South 28Th Street Birmingham Alm

Randolph Farm Bureau Meeting At County Courthouse

Knowies, president of Houston County Farm Bureau, urged members to attend a countywide meeting at the amenity courthouse tomorrow at 10 am to hear a discussion by Wal. The agenda includes acquainting members with Farm Bureau legislation and other motions affecting the farm program and increased damages for seed production.

Knowies Houston County Farm Bureau Amenty Wal

Neutrals Urged Not To Shelter Axis Leaders Abroad

President Roosevelt issued a warning to neutral nations not to shelter Axis fugitives. He said no asylum would be acceptable for Mussolini, Tojo, or other fascist leaders and warned neutrality could clash with Allied principles. He noted Axis crimes and cautioned neutrals against aiding escapes or refuge.

Washington Loosevelt Muasoiri Biter Tojo United States United Nations United Government Roosevelt

Surfaced U-Boat Shoots Down Navy Blimp In Atlantic

Washington AP reports a surfaced German U-boat shot down the Navy airship K-74 in the Atlantic. One crewman is missing in action, the rest were rescued by American forces nearby. Helium-filled blimps have been a key anti submarine weapon, with a plan for about 200 blimps and rapid expansion already under way.

Navy Atlantic Washington United States Isadore Tease Aviation Machini Second Clase Samuel Itesee Brooklyn

Nazis Bolster Orel Defenses As Reds Advance

Soviet and Berlin reports say German forces reinforced Orel with units from France and Germany while the Red Army exploited mud and raids with a cavalry charge. Communiques claim about 3,000 Germans killed and 40 villages taken, as Russians press the encirclement.

William McGaffin Moscow Orel France Germany Red Army Berlin

U S Troops Gain 200 Yards In Munda Drive

Allied report says American forces push 200 yards closer to Munda Airbase on New Georgia as bombardment intensifies. MacArthur notes heavy air and sea pressure, with 700 tons of bombs dropped in four weeks and 400 tons of shells. fourteen Japanese pillboxes fall as ground forces press forward within 1900 yards of the airfield while defended beachheads near Munda are shelling and coastal strips remain contested.

Southwest Pacific New Georgia Munda Douglan MacArthur MacArthur Bolomons Eirdrome Bakoke Ama Rica Anchorage Rendovereland Aled Cape Gloucester New Britain

Detroit Race Riot Trials Loom In Wake Of Calm

FBI notes 1010 court cases awaiting trial in Detroit tied to race riot unrest. Cities push to clear misdemeanor and felony dockets as Wayne County circuit court and Mayor Jeffries’ interracial committee seek riot causes and preventive action after June violence that left 34 dead.

Detroit FBI Paradise Valley Hastings Woodward Avenue Circuit Court Wayne County Edward J Jeffries Megro Civic Waders

Allied Forces Press Forward to Block Messina Escape

Allied troops push deeper along the Mt Etna line as American and Canadian forces drive the Germans back about 20 miles in two days. Patton's Seventh Army advances beyond Micovina while Canadians seize Agire and threaten Regatbuto as British Eighth Army probes defenses near Catania. Allied air and torpedo strikes target Measina Naples and Viterbo. Page 2.

Allied North Africa Mt Etna Nicosse Catanie Messina George Patton, Jr Seventh Army Micovina Agire Mt. Etna Hne Regatbuto Miley Measina Mijams Italy Rome Naples Eighth Army Catania CBS New York Euterirts San Stefano Mt. Etna Sicily Axia Allieg USA Viterbo Aquino Field High Command Associated Press Biclisa Tura Ma. LE

New Programs to End Gas Rationing Cited by Auto Club

AP reports New York officials draft programs to end gasoline rationing within two weeks, cited by William F Gottlieb president of the Automobile Club of New York. The British BBC broadcast says correspondents in Bicily reported British ships shelled the Italian mainland yesterday with no opposition. The U S Eighth Air Force flew heavy bombers to Kazarl Germany today as joint American British commissions announced actions.

NEW York William 4. Gottlieb The Automobile Club of New York British Broadcasting Corporation

Youths Register In July At Houston County Boards

Seventy seven youths were registered this month by Houston County's three Selective Service boards, officials reported today. Of these, eighteen were white and nine were Negro. Board One listed four white and four Negro, Board Two four white and two Negro, and Board Three five white and three Negro. Officials again urged boys turning eighteen to register on their birthday in August.

Houston County Eelective Service Board

RAF Bombs Target Hamburg In Seventh Night Raid

British RAF bombers dropped heavy explosives on Hamburg last night in a large raid. Air Ministry said more than 2.005 tons were aimed at the city despite strong ground defenses and enemy fighters. Twenty eight bombers reported missing. several planes destroyed. The attack fuels speculation that Hamburg is a test case for substantial air paralysis.

London Hazburg Perth Air Ministry Hamburg Wany Bertie Milion Tahab- Tarst

British War Cabinet Hints at Peace Talk Possibility

The British War Cabinet held two sessions today amid rumors of potential peace terms with Italy. Prime Minister Churchill led the first session at 1:30 am, with a second meeting later, though officials gave no specific details. It was noted that such early meetings can occur without special significance.

Lonpow Sky Today Am Italy Churchill Mintetera Arova Fistro Badognio Aapokemmen

Detroit race riot murder described as cold blooded

Detroit AP prosecutors say four white youths held by police told a tale of a cold blooded murder of a Negro during the riots. Aldo Trani and Armendo Mastantuano identified as involved. Moses Kiske, Leo Tipton described as key figures in fueling the unrest. Tipton accused of inciting a riot with a public microphone claim of killers in the area.

Detroit William Dowling Jung Aldo Traani Armendo Mastantuano Dowling Moses Kiske Megro Mack Avenue Chene Street Pollcs Leo Tipton Nagra Kay Reid Tipton Belle Tale Tipton Flone Trani Mastrantueno

Badoglio ousts Milan commander and clamps press

Premier Badoglio dismissed General Canale and ordered Gen Vittorio Ruggero to enforce strict decrees aimed at quelling domestic unrest and blocking Eisenhower's radio address. Protests grow as newspapers ban and citizens mass in Milan and other cities demanding political freedom and return of song.

Pietre Badagie Milan Canale Vittorio Ruggere Ap Alptalat Igke Badogis Italy Dwigat D. Eisenhower Bara Baty Radegue Benito Mussslin Hla Faeeist Badoglio Thea Elasabewer Ml Pee Citlag Rome Geneg Benners Pesca Wwe Barnanid Badogilo Armia Eisenhower

WAVES Observe First Birthday in 1644 Rise

The WAVES celebrate one year since formation with enrollment tripling planned by year end. President Roosevelt lauds their service, while the Navy notes the auxiliary freed sailors ashore to deploy a large task force at sea.

Washington Alrandy Teir Naw Roosevelt Navy

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