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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1950
Page
3
Fragmented notice cites misstatement of fact in The Eagle Wy dated Sunday July 30 1950. The text references a person named Mays Gzlprance of Minwart and mentions a self founded premise with admonitions about forthcoming proofs and altar of God.
A garbled OCR passage combines religious phrases from Zechariah and a misattributed line referencing Browne. The text mixes prophecy language with distorted references to universal power and goods, yielding an incoherent quotation fragment.
A spiritual meditation urges calm, faith, and practical adaptation as society faces uncertain times. It cites Psalm 23 for solace, encourages peace of mind and resilience, and emphasizes reliance on God to ease worry and burdens.
Retired beer enthusiast John G. Cremmelin faces backlash over statements about Alabama ballot access and his military service. Critics say a man with his record should show greater candor and steadiness in discussing independent Senate bid.
The article defends the American press against Admiral Crommelin's claim that Washington papers are in cahoots with the government. It notes his remarks in Dothan and July events, counters that reporters published or withheld stories for balanced coverage, and criticizes his accusations as ignorance or distortion of facts.
In a nostalgic column Earl Tucker recalls turning twenty-one desire and later folly of longing for age. He muses on aging, calendars, and the stray humor of local letters, recounting a blank mimeograph paper exchange with the American Legion and a humorous hawk anecdote from Marshall Jowers. The piece ends noting it appeared in The Thomasville Ala Times.
HAL BOYLE writes a wartime letter to Joes describing front line realities in Korea with references to 1945 weapons and a call for more infantry. He reflects on morale, discipline, and the human cost of combat while recounting moments with reporters and wounded soldiers and the persistent belief in weapon efficacy.
The story discusses venue change debates in Hiss's case, noting Vermont's Republican leanings in 1938 and alleged Communist influence. It links Randolph and other Vermont locals to early Communist activity, cites Whittaker Chambers and figures like Witt, Pressman, and Abt, and mentions a Vermont Development Commission publication praising Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
Ray Tucker answers readers questions on national defense since V J Day, detailing how the defense budget operates. He notes the democratic army is costly, explains the military establishment versus fighting force, and shows how a large budget yields limited frontline impact in Korea.
25 Years Ago July 1925 Dothan pitcher Bingham struck out 13 batters and earned a homer, triple, and single in four at bats to lead Dothan past Samson. School foundation work continues. high school improvements and repainting planned. Dothan ministers commend drugstore owners for Sunday closings. Fish I fent for the brain but fishing satisfieth the whole man.
Wives of Dothan Lions meet at Mr Ray Rainer home for a Lady Lions organizational session. The group name changed from Ladies Auxiliary to Lady Lions. Temporary officers chosen: President Mrs Trey Tewis, VP Mrs Nathan Green berg, Secretary Mrs Eldred Grimsley, Treasurer Mrs Robert Metarty. About 40 to 50 women eligible for membership. Tourmaline noted to contain many enemy elements per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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