Obituary and thanks note from Dothan Eagle page
Obituaries and resolutions are noted with thanks. The page includes a Jefferson quotation and publication details for the Dothan Eagle, listing offices, pricing, and Associated Press notice. It records publication practices and mentions national representatives in New York Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia Detroit San Francisco. The content reflects 1920s era newspaper formatting and historical pricing.
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National Representatives
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Detroit
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Let There Be Light Wisdom and Truth
Not a news article. A philosophical quotation about wisdom, truth, and understanding citing Job 28 12 and Goethe.
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Goethe
Salute to the Lions of Dothan Horse Show
The Dothan Lions Club hosted its second annual horse show last weekend to raise funds for sight conservation. Out of town visitors praised the event and Dothan’s hospitality as the Lions expanded eye care efforts, providing glasses and opportunities for the blind. The club’s work, both in supporting children’s eyewear and broader aid, drew public admiration.
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Lions Club
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Fund For
Dothan Lions
Jones' Optimism on Economy Faces House Banking Panel
Jesse Jones, former RFC head and Commerce secretary, told the House Banking Committee there is no near term mood of gloom. He cited urgent construction needs and neglected modernization as reasons the economy should stay strong, arguing against talk of an impending depression.
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Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Commerce
Washington
House Banking Committee
Worth Trying to Strengthen the United Nations
General Eisenhower urges active individual and community pursuit of peace. Communities have begun mobilizing support for strengthening the United Nations. The veto power and lack of international police are cited as flaws. A worldwide popular push could influence reform, with Americans leading the drive for charter changes, despite the difficulties.
Truman Silent On Taft-Hartley After Labor Pressure
President Truman faced a barrage of arguments from three Democratic House labor committee members over the Taft-Hartley bill. He offered no commitment, saying he would consider the measure thoroughly and act in what he believes best for labor and the country. The lawmakers warned of potential Democratic losses if he signs, citing labor rights and farmer-urban tensions as pivotal points in the fight.
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Washington
Truman
House Labor Committee
John Lesinski
Michigan
Ray Madden
Indiana
Arthur Klein
New York
Labor
Senate
al Whitney
AFL
Bill Green
Rep
Fred Hartley
New Jersey
Klein
Lesinski
Madden
India
Tramian
Congress
Roosevelt
Trinmin
John L. Lewis
Press
Tusinski
Labor Department
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White House
National Association of Manufacturers
Lsbor
Agriculture
Armerter
Terman
Tabor
Montreal
Democratic Party
The Montreal Debate and a Call to Charity within the Church
John Temple Graves reflects on the Southern Presbyterians amid the Montreal assembly. He credits internal criticism that prompts reform, notes the council’s broader work beyond politics, and argues for unity through shared Christian principles rather than economic leftism or rightism. He cites opinion from Rev. Dr. John M. Alexander and Bishop Henry St. George Tucker on Vatican representation and world unity.
No Mood Slump Ahead Says Jones Against Depression Talk
The speaker rejects a looming mood of despair, arguing that talk of a depression unsettles business and dampens investment. He cites Jesse Jones, once ousted from the Commerce Department, who maintains that the nation will not be dragged into a downturn by speculative chatter.
Wallace Man Loses In Washington Third District Race
Russell V. Mack defeated Charles Savage in a special Congressional election in Washington's Third District. Savage backed by Henry Wallace and campaigning on his progressive record lost to a Republican who supported Truman's foreign policy. The result may signal a rebuke of Wallace's views or local sentiment.
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Wallace
Washington
Truman
Russell V. Mack
Charles Savage
Henry Wallace
Veterans of Foreign Wars thank-you note for Buddy Poppy sale
James D. Fuller commander of Wiregrass Post No. 3073 thanks The Eagle for aiding the 26th annual Buddy Poppy sale on Memorial Day May 30 1947. Proceeds go to veterans widows and orphans with sunrise to sunset sales and rapid local support noted.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
James D. Fuller
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Dothan
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Florida golfer makes five under through three holes
A Florida golfer carded a five hole in three under par and mused on the improbability of a hole in one. The lighthearted note pairs with a quip about thrift in a department store ad as a snappy slice of daily life.
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Florida
Senatorial Worship at the Capitol Breakfast Table
A quiet Wednesday ritual gathers a rotating mix of senators for informal Bible study and prayer at the Capitol. Speakers vary weekly, with 35 minutes of talk followed by discussion. Few outsiders attend, including Ray Bellamy the doorman and columnist David Lawrence.
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Senate
Ray Bellamy
David Lawrence
Alex Wiley
Wisconsin
Will Robertson
Virginia
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Owen Brewster
Maine
Ray Baldwin
Connecticut
Homer Capehart
Indiana
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India and Pakistan move toward partition and unity questions
Indians at Lake Success contemplate partition as inevitable but hope for future reconciliation between Hindu and Moslem communities. Congress and Moslem League push divergent paths with Pakistan and Hindustan, while Britain seeks Commonwealth ties. Internal reform aims to abolish untouchability and widen scheduled castes amid risk of religiously charged influence. Russians tread cautiously in Himalayan diplomacy and UN human rights matters.
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Charles A. Grumich
United Nations
Lake Success
All-India Congress Party
U.N
League
New Delhi
Pakistan
Congress Party
Hindustan
India
New
Delhia
Brotherhood of Oman
Radio Programs On The Networks Tuesday Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across networks with times and show names. Notable items include News From The World, Mystery of The Week, Manors House Party, Milton Berle Variety, A Date With Judy, Call The Police drama, Fibber McGree and Molly, Bob Hope, and Moon River. The schedule also lists music variety, church programs, and sports scores across stations WAGF and ABC style lineups.
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Milton Berle
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Judy
Mel Blanc
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Call the Police
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Godfrey
Fibber McGree
Molly Nhe
Bob Hope
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Falcon
Church of Christ
Moon River
AP News
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Teddy Phillips
Art Kansel
Malone
Greenwout Rev
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Goodyear
Garrett
ATV News
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Abner
del Courtney Orch
Boston Papa
Booka of the Review
YMCA
Earl Godwin
Teddy Powell
Carmen Cavallaro
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McGraine
Artesro
Inek Fine Orch
Graniere Hotel
Wdig Wednes
Thmbilly
Farm News
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Diving Faith
Martin Agronsky
Zeke Manners
Galen de
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Tal F' Heey
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Sema
Wwsas
Bankhaee
Nancy Drake
The
Irvings
Sharp
Walter Kiernan
Cy Walter
Jack
Skippy Farrell
Jnka Box
Dick Tracy
Terry & the Pirati
Sky King
Jack Armetronz
Selma and Montgomery Win In Southeast Play
Selma Jackson leads with a 2 to 0 win as Montgomery defeats Meric Errante on a three hitter. Vicksburg advances to runner up with a 4 to 2 win while Gadaden edges 9 to 8 in 10 innings, keeping standings tight between clubs.
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Selma Jackson
Montgomery
Meric Errante
Vicksburg
Ramie
Gadaden
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