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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
2
Fragment mentions veneer prices and log values, references Alabama and Missouri, plus disjoint notes on bear, Crater Lake and a heating incident. Information is disjoint and incomplete, with no coherent event or outcome.
Federal Indian agent Kenneth Marmon calls the reported 11 to 13 year old Seminole girl banished for bearing a White man’s child absolutely false. He says no girl or trial existed and Seminole leaders Ingraham Billy and Cory Osceola condemn the story. Governor Caldwell ordered local sheriffs to prevent any harm amid protests in Florida.
Old Nazi insignia served as decor for a Leipzig fair with the central swastika removed. Some Goebbels propaganda boards were repainted with Communist slogans for display.
J. A. Krug, at 38, is the youngest member of President Truman's cabinet, while the outgoing Harold Ickes, at 71, was the oldest.
A humorous household clash plays out as Papa and Mama dispute ideal vacations while children Johnny and Jane observe. The piece weaves domestic comedy with travel and lifestyle choices, noting fathers drive families to seaside or city getaways amid postwar travel limits and a chorus of colors and materials used in bathroom tiles.
Auburn Alabama gardeners plan for fall and winter crops. Extension gardener W A Ruffin says June and July cloud for late gardens. plant Irish potatoes in July August, string beans in July August, and tomatoes in July. He urges wider planting areas and seasonal rotation with winter legumes. Fall and Winter Gardens bulletin available free from county agents.
Mrs. William Bowden, 5, drenched herself with kerosene on a back porch and lit a match in Tampa. She suffered critical second and third degree burns. her husband and neighbors were burned attempting to help. The incident left Bowden near death in hospital, with her remark that she wanted to die living in the house.
Auburn Alabama readers are warned that boll weevils may invade cotton fields as warm conditions favor survival. Entomologist W A Ruffin says dry June could reduce damage, but farmers should prepare by buying calcium arsenate to control the pest.
A 100.8 mile rural route from Antonito to the Conejos River in Alamosa County is approved as potentially the nation’s longest. It aims to serve construction workers and vacationers along these western reaches. Also noted, a fly wing beats about 330 times each second.
Auburn Alabama farmers can save thousands by inoculating cattle against Blackleg. The disease mostly strikes calves 6 to 18 months old. inoculation is highly effective. Ed Lowder advises young calves three to four weeks old may be inoculated safely and a second dose may be given to calves carried over. No further inoculation is necessary.
P O Davis API extension service director urges immediate sharp culling of poultry flocks to conserve grain for people. Rising grain prices raise costs, making culling unprofitable birds more appealing to producers. Feed saved will aid good layers and young flocks. Montreal is the world’s largest inland port.
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