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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1950

Page

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Communist Troops Threaten U S Position Near Kumchon

Reports from Tokyo say North Korean forces reach within 10 miles of Kumchon center, threatening the main U S and South Korean center. Another Red thrust nears Pusan, while Kumchon and surrounding roads are key supply lines and routes for reinforcements.

U.S. Korean Don Huth Tokyo Kumchon U.S South Korea Pusan Korea Reda Associated Press William 2. Moore Chitye

Freak Wind Ravages Grimes Farms and Homes

A freak windstorm hit the Grimes area late yesterday, damaging small farm buildings and blowing out windows. No injuries were reported. Residents including E. M. Harrison suffered smashed windows and damaged structures as trees were uprooted and roofs and barns were ruined. The local attorney’s name could not be learned.

Little Dale Gaumity Grimes Akey Perros E. M. Harrison Harrison Rome J. W. Rouge

Gadsden Man Heads Alabama Bar Group

John Lusk Jr of Gadsden was elected president of the Alabama Bar Association at the annual bar convention in Birmingham. Lusk succeeds Francis Hare of Birmingham as state lawyers and jurists heard a talk by a distinguished native son Friday night. Edward Barrett, assistant U S secretary of state, urged a great crowd to denounce world communism and support a strong cartel.

Birmingham John Lusk, Jr Gadsden Alabama Bar Association Tard Lusk Francis Hare Alabama Edward” ‘W. Barrett U. S. Secretary of State

Designs And Cost Schedule For Festival Floats

Float commission announces ready designs for the Seventh National Parade Festival with cost plans for 22 foot floats. Merchants civic clubs fire brigades and farm clubs may enter floats under Mrs Helms supervision. The sale of parade attractions is set for this week with judges and parade directors named to oversee entry rules and timing.

Ates Troy Desire Tn Chaseman Dan Pierce Brna Dleims Mel We Chaneber Canmeret Helis Tohnhantine Pwartis Carl Kirk J. M. Stallings Ewell Heath T. Hart M.D. Waldron Jack Davis Walter Mac Agton Maselsky van Ritch

Dedication Planned for Birmingham Olympic Hall at City Hall

Mayor L Lawrence of Pitts Doran will deliver an address at ceremonies dedicating Birmingham's new 3 650 000 Olympic Hall on Thursday. United States Conference of Ayooee resifenk of Lawrence to attend.

L. Lawrence Pitts- Doran Birmingham

Johnson Bares Weapons Cost In Defense Spending Debate

Washington AP report outlines defense appropriations for weapons and equipment totaling about 9.6 billion to 14 percent hike, with 60 percent of roughly 10.5 billion for armed forces for gear like planes ships and guns. Committee members cite breakdowns on procurement, research, and reserve costs amid postwar spending debates.

Washington (Ap Story of Defense Tuhasen Vinton Ormy Tows Armed Services Committee Johnson Truman Guapans Terwubil Bee Repias Elise Congress Pelicei Ania Vy

Dothan Negro Killed By Shotgun Blast

Louis Jones a Dothan Negro was killed by a shotgun blast through a window at Villiance Vors Lumber Company quarters late last night. Detectives Herring Hobby Busley and Deputy Cameron led the investigation as several Negroes were questioned. Investigators said a shotgun shell marked the spot where Jones was killed instantly.

Louis Jones Villiance Vors Lumber Company Severs Wthoy Idntahn James Herring Neil Hobby Solor Keener Busley Idtedga Cameron Jones

Standby Power Debate Surges Over President Powers

In Washington Senator Ives urges broad standby authority for wage and price controls and possible rationing to meet a crisis. He warns of panic buying and calls for quick mobilization alongside tax and credit steps. Baruch and Maybank weigh timing while Sparkman supports limited standby powers with executive timing left to the President.

Washington Ivey Tenan ANC d Ives Congress Fiat Sermar Stnate Brest Honw Tayt Serfaty Banking Committee Bugis Tees Bernard M. Baruch Senator Maybank D- SC Senate Banking Committee Truman Pope Senate Senate Mondiy Sparkman

Brussels Blood Clash as King Leopold II Returns

Reports from Brussels describe a violent confrontation as gendarmes clash with demonstrators along Boulevard Anépach. Rioters smashed windows, pelted police with cobbles, and mounted troops were deployed after a single rifle shot sparked chaos. Pro Leopoldist measures included occupation of key facilities and a state of siege in parts of Belgium.

Brussels Beltinm Leopold VI Orkaxa Yous Is Huried Dtutiee Gant Nang Leen Brusssels Verviers Teaneld

Risk Taking Requisite For Peace Stated By Attlee

Taunton England AP Prime Minister Attlee told a labor rally Britain must pursue positive action and willingness to take risks to secure world peace. He praised the United States and 30 other nations backing action against the Communist invasion of South Korea and warned the UN must act to avoid repeating failures of the League of Nations.

Taunton. Eng Attlee Britain United Nations League of Nations South Res United States of America Ibia Thia

Blue Angels Prepare for Combat Duty After Dallas Exhibition

The Navy’s No 1 jet exhibition team the Blue Angels ordered to be ready for combat in Korea after a Dallas showcase. Seven pilots and twenty four support crew perform precision aerial maneuvers with the F9 Panther jets. leadership under Lt Cmdr John J Magda.

Navy Washington Korea Dalas Blue Angels Dallas Naval Air Station John J. Magda Louisville Biegia Mare Kanizea Navy Air Base Tacksonville Yds Naval Cleveland Cleveland News

Four Billion Dollar Airplane Order Signals Production Push

Washington AP The Air Force issued letters of intent directing about 200 manufacturers to begin producing airplanes and parts valued at more than 4 billion dollars. The step accompanies pending appropriations and negotiations on exact contracts, with firms told to plan staffing but without disclosure of names or specific models. The move aims to seed a broader defense buildup, expanding from 48 to 69 groups in coming months, and aligns with broader plans outlined by Air Force and government leaders.

Washington Tne Congress Air Foree Wilmer Tammany Ming Jan J Hars Chitin Vinson eDegat Air Force Conchess Tost Your

Board of Revenue To Determine Plan For Funds

The Houston County Board of Revenue will meet in special session tomorrow on call of Judge J. A. Pogue to decide how to raise about 975,000 for pay, general expenses, and payrolls. Logue outlined options including a short term loan or cashing bonds, with state cost sharing and current fund shortages noted. The plan aims to cover August payrolls and bills for the highway department as gasoline and road funds run low.

Houston County Board of Revenue Seston J. A. Pogue Avidge Tugne Columbia-Asdford Logue Regimr W. Perry Calhoun Herald

Pair Arrested On Lie Charges In Red Spy Case

In New York, Abraham Brothway, 26, and Mirkin Moskowitz, 34, were arrested on charges of conspiring with Harry Gold to give false testimony to a federal grand jury investigating subversive activities. FBI tied Gold to Jacob Golds and Soviet spy rings. charges stem from 1947 supposed meetings, with arraignment set for Monday.

New York Harry Gold Justice Department Abraham Brothway Ulster Chemical Company Cliffwood N. J Mirkin Moskowitz Irving HL Saypol Federal Grand Jury Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Gold Broihman Grand Jury Jacob Golds Elizabeth Bentley Sel - Dee Golos Adwilly Hover Brothnan Sentench Semenov Anmtorz Missy Muskowits New Jersey Philadelphia Grant Jury Saypol Manhattan Hoyoune War Mangawer Commission Manhattar Brothman Childred Sunnyside Queens

Army Studies Future Plans At Camp Rucker

Plans show no current Army reactivation of Camp Rucker as officials study possible future use. Rep Georges Andrews notes Army guidance and emphasizes Army needs will determine if reopening occurs. A mass merchants meeting in Dothan will discuss Rucker and related topics. Local leaders request action as residents urge revival.

Dothan Chamber of Commerce Feta Merchants Committee N City Auditorium Rucker Walt Wailereauld Andrews Department ‘of the Army Charles I. Bolte Plana and Training Division Department of the Army Camp Rucker Alabama Ozare Douglas Brown

Special Session Costs Soar With Day-To-Day Calls

Gov Folsom faces record use of state funds if he orders daily special sessions. Legislators would be paid per day and mileage anew each time, risking about 90 000 on opening day and leaving only about 3 000 in the fund for ongoing costs. Military and other lines may be cut to cover the shortfall as the state grapples with recurring session expenses.

James Felsom Dothan State Banking Board C.F. Shelton First State Bank Altomah Bank P. E. Marley Mountgomery Shalon The Eagle Sheiton Bill Lyerly Marley Folsom Bn Shodan Peta J. Witliam Hightower Branid Mao Flavernor Felson Rion Krow Austin Muirles Shelton Grnpt Folsom Brooks Glass Glass Chickasaw Mobile Pathan Bank Rex Thomas Montgomery James E. Folsom House Senate Folsom Waterloo, Ja Ns Rt Judy A. Teron

Wac Ditches V-2 For Own Speed Run

In Florida an American made WAC Corporal rocket rode a German V-2 piggyback then sped off for a faster Atlantic run. The two stage rocket, named bumper and weight 14 1 2 tons, launched from the Air Force proving ground and split 11.7 miles high, 22 miles from launch. The Corporal’s speed and distance were kept secret.

Cocua Fla WAC Atlantic Air Force Long Range Proving Ground Pear

Pope Urges Worldwide Prayers at St Peter's Basilica

Pope Pius XII urged 30 000 pilgrims in a general audience at St Peter's Basilica to pray for Rome Italy and the world to be spared from war. He spoke briefly in Italian and American pilgrimage groups from New York City attended.

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