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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1948
Page
7
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A fragmented OCR note describes a vehicle incident involving a ute near a local event at Fort something. It mentions a person named Cole and a sequence of actions around the incident with unclear dates or further details.
The piece describes a lull in European war activity and analyzes Soviet aims. It cites Lenin on adapting policy like climbing a mountain and notes a growing will to resist in Western Europe. It discusses the Marshall Plan, Finland, Czechoslovakia, and dangers of Red Army gains.
Delegates pledged to a walkout in the Democratic convention were elected across districts after a June 1 runoff. Official canvass pending in Montgomery shows Carmichael defeating McCorvey by 738 votes for at large delegates. several districts elected both pledged and opposed candidates with varied margins.
An ad touts Lavoptik as soothing indirect light for tired eyes. It promises relief for overworked eyes and offers a money back guarantee with eyecup included.
At Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. six mines faced a work stoppage after the fatal shooting of a Black miner, Cot Butler, by Bessemer police and deputies. Four mines ran on Monday, two idle. union urged return to work, no contract dispute involved. Coroner ruled homicide justifiable. Butler, 62, shot as he reportedly drew a gun while police questioned him about complaints of molesting a white girl.
Triplets born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Edward B Ott in Birmingham were described as doing nicely by a physician. The boy weighed 6 pounds 7 1 2 ounces and the two girls 5 pounds 9 1 4 ounces and 5 pounds 15 3 4 ounces. The babies had no names yet despite many suggestions from friends.
Sauber, awaiting execution for the Galveston killing, learns Barker has confessed alleging Sauber’s role. Governor Jester granted a 30 day stay to verify the affidavit. If Barker’s statement fails checks, Sauber faces July 9 execution. otherwise a full pardon may follow.
Washington AP reports a GOP split over housing legislation. Rep. Walcott of Michigan attacks Taft backed housing provisions as socialist while Democrats push to retain Senate reform elements. Leaders plan fights to attach housing sections to the House measure.
A Keystone man was struck and killed by a truck in Birmingham. Initial reports note the incident occurred near a local street junction as emergency crews responded. The victim’s identity and exact time of death were not immediately released.
Mrs Mildred Lamarre of Dayton sues former Army Air Force Procurement official General Meyers in federal court for defamation. She claims his Senate war committee testimony linked her to an affair with her husband and damaged her reputation. Meyers faces prison and loss of pension honors as tax authorities pursue assets.
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