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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
3
Oil Division and Legislature Pace Amid Tax Disputes
The article discusses Britain's oil stake in Iran with Anglodranian holdings and tax/dividend splits while urging a three day week for Alabama legislatures to save time and money. It notes U S peacemaking burdens and legislative pay, proposing a tighter schedule to finish in about 12 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Adlers
Senate
Allen
Debate Over Korea Halt At The 38th Parallel
The piece discusses shifts in Korea War policy as UN forces under Lieut. Gen. James A. Van Fleet halt at the 38th Parallel. It notes Chinese intervention, debate on pursuing beyond the line, potential cease fire or peace talks, and uncertainty about future moves and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Indias
Koran
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Siing
North
South Korea
TUSD
Wes Rishi
38Th
Séth
James A. van Fleet
Yave
Ho Ony
Hoover warns motorists on hitchhiker danger
Fbi director J Edgar Hoover urges vacationing drivers to stay alert to criminals posing as hitchhikers on highways. He cites cases where drivers pick up strangers who are later victimized, sometimes murdered, and compares caution to checking brakes before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FSI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Twisting Statements On a Speech In Greece
The item notes how a Coronet magazine excerpt quoting Paul Porter in Greece is misrepresented by a Communist paper. It claims the speech praised Americans and Greeks yet Spanish translators distort meaning, calling readers obscene names and misreporting intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronet Magazine
Paul Porter
Tis Bion
Macedonia
Greece
Potter
Chuttens
Arumkarda
Ant
Dewitt Mackenzie Farewell And Best Wishes
Dewitt Mackenzie announces retirement from his daily column after forty one years with the Associated Press. He plans to settle with Marjorie in a Connecticut Valley home, write books, and embark on extensive travels with a new project touring North America. He thanks readers, editors, and supporters and notes the journey continues in a new direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scleners
Marjorie and I
Pest
Charles Hoace
Emmanusalla
North America
New York
Wand
Cable Weessagen
South America
Far East
Europe
Associated Press
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt and Churchill Change of France Invasion 1942
Footnotes claim American planners favored a 1942 invasion of France via the 1916 route but Roosevelt, urged by Churchill and Mountbatten, shifted focus to Africa and Sicily. The result allegedly delayed Overlord, benefited Soviet Russia, and burdened the United States with costly campaigns while weakening planned cross-channel operations. Major General John R. Deane cites a plan for a fall 1942 French bridgehead later deferred by African operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Roosevelt
Winston Churchi
Gerd Mountbatten
Rommel
Hitler
Churchill
British Isles
United States
Arizona
California
States
Washington
Arctic
Turkey
Eisenhower
Russia
Germany
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
Soviet
Italy
John R. Deana
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
Averell Harriman
Sicily
Sardinia
Normandy
Balkans
England
Ruhr
Saar
Deane
Not Bound to Vote for Nominee Says Alabama Voters
Talladega Daily Home argues Alabama voters should not be forced to back a presidential nominee. It denounces pledges on primary ballots as nonbinding and calls for political freedom in 1952 to speak for decency and resist party control, urging voters to decide in November rather than be coerced in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svar
Alabama
Trumar
National Democratic Party
Iterican
Talladege
Contingent Fund Proposal Draws Legislature Debate
Dallas County Representative Walter Global proposes creating a contingent fund in Alabama to cover lawmakers expenses and special services. Representative Givhan backs a plan to reinburse legislators for legitimate costs while critics warn of potential abuse resembling past Folsom administration issues and a public distrust of state spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faides
Givhén
Folsom
Selma Times Journal
Dallas
Walter Global
Alabama
Givhan
Movement improves amid shooting reports in papers
A Memphis Commercial Appeal item notes that reports sometimes claim people are improved after incidents, while acknowledging that changes vary and not all outcomes are better. The column reflects on how improvement claims appear in coverage of violent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Cort
Marshall Plan policy shifts threaten Europe and Asia
Washington debates a trimmed Marshall Plan with 2.25 billion for civilian recovery and 4.25 billion for weapons, expanding aid to Arabian States India Latin America and North Africa while pivoting funds to strategic industrial and port projects to bolster a broader anticommunist arsenal amid Moscow pressure. Ambassadors London Rome and others are tasked to ensure compliance and steer funding toward military goals if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Europe
Mediterranean Countries
Asta
South America
Formosa
United States
North Africa
Asa
England
Sweden
France
United
Blatex
China
25 Years Ago finds crime spree touched by thefts
An old report notes a 1 year-old boy admitted being part of a ring of thieves led by a local youth, with Oscar Clart stating the group sparked recent wave of robberies. Geneva Voderweer Al and others are referenced amid unclear ties to a local business trust. Batchelons Buttons advertises a slogan about self-sufficient partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagra
Policscaag
Oscar Clart
Geneva Voderweer
Alabama Cow Sets Production Record
Alabama article notes Tah Indego County cow named Pagnell pro鸣 as overall champion cow in the United States. Owner R B Kent received a liver cup from the Cattle Club after the cow led production records, marking a standout achievement among recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Cow
Auburn
Indego County
United States
R. B. Kent
Cattle Club
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Westbrook
Pegler
Mountbatten
Mount
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Stalin
Austria
Uncle Joe
Birmingham
Norway
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Brucest
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Rome
Wiliam C. Foster
Wutter
Batchelon
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