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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1948

Page

5

Crowded Nation Voices in Hal Boyle’s Light Column

Hal Boyle notes crowding in America as population, vehicles, and goods swell since 1800. He cites 1946 census data, traffic volumes, and crowded spaces from cities to churches, joking that only light clubs escape the squeeze. The piece previews universal congestion affecting all ages.

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Population puzzles and historical hints sparking city placements

The text muses on population, farm counts, and shifting urban centers from 1790 to 1945, suggesting a pivotal location whose position could move toward Los Angeles or Houston. It cites 30,546,911 national population in 1930 and 6,812,350 farms in 1935, noting density and birth rates amid speculative geography.

Baltimore Carlisle Ind Los Angeles Houston Tex New Mexico America

Diplomas Awarded To 35 At Slocomb High School

Slocomb High School held graduation exercises for 35 seniors Friday night. Principal J. B. Davidson presented awards in drama, typing, home economics, agriculture, scholarship, salutatorian, athletics, sportsmanship, debating, current affairs, citizenship. Edith Pelham and Anna Martha Spence spoke as co valedictorians. Gifts announced include $500 each for player and laboratory funds from Mrs. Charles C. Smith and a donation from C. A. F. Cox.

Slocomb Slocomb High School Dorothy Bozeman J. W. Senrest J. A. Herndon J. O. Dorriety J. B. Davidson Rex Peters Joan Crawford Cleatus Turner Katherine Metcalf Hamp Harris Anna Martha Spence Edith Pelham Janice Segrest Charles Weeks Edward C. Stutts Myra Nell McAllister Earl Tew Jamie Anderson Charles C. Smith Laboratory C. A. F. Cox Nee Permasinny

Cotton crops hold in Alabama dry areas after rain

Montgomery AP reports in Emith's weekly weather bulletin that Alabama cotton stands in dry areas are generally satisfactory after last week's showers. Most of the crop has a good root system and rains aided corn, peanuts, soybeans, cowpeas, sorghum, sugar cane, vegetables and other crops. Cattle are in satisfactory condition with improved grazing conditions.

Montgomery Alabama FE. J. Emith Emith

Third Victim Claimed By Oil Stove Fire in Lincoln Ala

A fire caused by an air stove explosion at Patton's Chapel claims a third life. Roscoe Smith, 36, died yesterday from burns. Mary Jane Wheeler, 61, and her grandson Robert Chandler, 8, died Sunday. Several others injured.

Lincoln Roscoe Smith Patton's Chapel Nese Pare Mere Mary Jane Wheeler Robert Chandler

Mystery Royal Wedding Delayed by Illness and Religion

An Athens slated wedding between Former King Michael of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma has been postponed due to Anne's illness. Vatican sources warn that a Greek Orthodox ceremony could place the couple's children outside Roman Catholic status, risking royal privileges.

Y Bruce WUNN London Michael Romania Anne Bourbon Parma Athens Jnvert Duke of Windsor Vatican Pope Pius United Press Holy See Mici Copenhagen Kastrup Margaret Switzerland Lausanne

Mobile Sailor Held As Dope Ring Tool

Albert Poag fiont, a 42 year old seaman, was sentenced to two years for acting as a tool of an international narcotics ring. He pleaded guilty to three counts. A plot to smuggle two and a half pounds of heroin into New York failed when customs seized a suitcase in Mobile.

Mobile Albert Poagfiont John McDuffie Poguiont New York United States Percy Fountain Fountain Pougion Marseilles France Poggions Poggioni Tater Philadelphia

Captain Evans Transferred Within German Commands

Captain William W. Evans of Dothan is moved from Berlin to the First Division headquarters at Bad-Tolz Germany. He has served six years in the Army including Europe during the war and two years in Germany. His wife Evn Devis Evans resides in Dothan and joined him in Germany last year, they have a daughter named Ann.

Wiliam W. Evans U. S Army Dothan Berlin Bad-Tolz Germany C. G. Evans Evans Europe Neas Evn Devis J.B. Davis Ann

Soldier’s fiancé freed by generous designer’s gift

Morfitt, under deadline, faced Ellis Island detention after arriving from Lyon with a $500 bond required. James Mont, a New York furniture designer, offered the needed money as a wedding gift and provided a dress, enabling Morfitt to marry Georgette within a week, then return to Ft. Jackson for a honeymoon.

Lyon France Immigration Service Morfitt Georgette Ellis Island F. Jackson Ss. C New York James Mont Mont New Yorker Moffitt

Boy 13 Dragged To Death By Mule

A 13 year old boy Jim Glasgow died after a runaway mule dragged him about a quarter mile. He was son of Mr and Mrs Willard Glasgow and became entangled in the trace chain after falling from the mule. The incident occurred in Alabama and prompted inquiries into the accident.

Phil Campbell Ala Jimmy Glasgow Willard Glasgow

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