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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1943
Page
10
Dorothy Dix urges mothers to provide wholesome meals, medical care, and steady discipline. She argues children deserve security, love, and a strong but tender maternal influence to prevent neuroses, delinquency, and moral decline, warning neglect leads to ruined lives and fractured families.
The piece argues that mothers should teach good manners and discipline to children. It notes rough handling hinders homes and outlines how suave behavior and timely speech lift people, while lamenting the lack of maternal guidance. It questions whether readers are giving their children a fair deal.
Houston County USDA War Board chairman Jesse A Culbreth proposed a rapid requisition plan to mobilize idle farm machinery for wartime use. The order would cover all unused equipment and attachments used in crop and livestock production and transport, with delays only after farmers are contacted and offered sale to a responsible purchaser.
Private Nen W Holley of Cottondale Florida has been wounded in action in North Africa. The War Department announced Holley among 850 United States soldiers wounded, as reported from the Amane Tournament yesterday.
In Coffee County 134 Rural War Production classes trained 2680 students under teachers B R Krudop E P Geiger B A Johnson and B P Dilworth. Courses covered farm equipment repair hogs eggs poultry meat beef milk peanuts garden crops and food processing to aid war effort. Results include 554 farm equipment repairs 109 brooders built 35 poultry flocks culled 1 flock vaccinated for foul pox 75 flocks increased 1800 hogs vaccinated and 50 acres of truck crops planted. Coffee County leads state in defense classes.
Elmer N Pollan son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pollan 202 West Adams Street enrolls as aviation cadet at Maxwell Field Alabama He attended the University of Alabama and underwent training in Miami Tennessee and Nashville before reporting for the pre flight course on June 2 He had ten hours civilian pilot training under the Army system.
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