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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

6

Landon 15 Years After Admits Expected Defeat

Alf Landon says he did not expect to win the 1936 election and outlines how his policies might have prevented war and cut debts. He defended mediation and arms reduction, arguing Roosevelt’s actions laid groundwork for global conflict, while noting current needs to deter Communism and support financial security.

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Ashford Nine Trips League Leaders 6 3

Ashford defeated Bonifay 6 to 3 as Stinson pitched a six hitter with six strikeouts for Ashford. Johnson lasted six innings for Bonifay, allowing nine hits. Briar Hoppers collected nine hits off Johnson. T-Bona doubled twice and singled for Bonifay. Peel added two hits. Ashford completed two double plays. Next games include Ashford at Graceville and Marianna at Chatta hoochee.

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Girls State Delegates Campaign For Office In Alabama

In Montgomery AP Girls State delegates began earnest campaigning for office after six days of preliminaries at Huntingdon College. About 180 high school representatives from across Alabama compete, with state officers to be elected Wednesday and visits to the Capitol Friday. Bobbie Momsey of Heaithy named editor of the Girls State newspaper with Cordsley Parker of Opethia as associate editor.

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Ashford Legion Nine To Practice Tuesday

Ashford The John D. Bruner post of the American Legion Ashford will hold its first junior baseball practice session on the swimming pool grounds Tuesday at 2 pm. All boys under 17 in Ashford and vicinity are urged to attend. Players should bring gloves and shoes. The Ashford Legion nine has won the district championship for the last two years and is favored to win a third title this season.

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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Fight Easy Way

ANTWERP Belgium AP middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson won a 10 round bout by technical knockout over Jan De Bruin. De Bruin said he was walked to the ring and Robinson eased off while trapping him on the corner. Robinson said he fought lightly to save energy for a title defense against Randolph Turpin in London on July 10.

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Mooney Wins Gadsden Golf Title in Tight Final

Burgett Mooney of Rome Georgia defeated Carol Armstrong of Chattanooga one up in a dinged finals match to capture the Gadsden tournament yesterday in Gadsden Alabama.

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Landon Reflects On Spending And Policy Differences

In remarks on fiscal policy, Landon argues taxation should precede spending and criticizes deficits and graft in unemployment and social security funds. He contends Roosevelt deceived the country and claims his own plan would have prevented welfare abuses and deflated savings.

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World Today Ruling Lets Government Pressure Reds

In a major decision the Supreme Court upholds the Smith Act as constitutional, enabling prosecutions for Communist conspiracy. The government will target top leaders while avoiding a full party-wide crackdown, citing 43,000 members but acknowledging the legal burden of trying every rank-and-file member.

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Tony Vincent Wins State Tennis Title

Tony Vincent of Mobile wins the Alabama state tennis singles title with a 6 0 6 4 victory over Wade Herren of Birmingham. Mrs Doris Middleton of New Orleans claims the women's title by upsetting Gerry Waterhouse 6 4 6 4. Herren and Les Longshore win the men's doubles 6 3 6 1 over Calhoun Dickson and Alice Miller. Waterhouse also advances in the women's doubles with Alberta Baggeal.

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Runners Split As Wrong Turn Sparks Chaos at Stadium

A 10 mile race at Municipal Stadium ended in confusion after two youths at the roadside shouted a wrong way cue. Forty runners veered toward an incorrect route, causing a halt and the field to regroup. Officials debated restarting the event next Sunday while the two boys faced scrutiny for misdirecting the pack.

Coffee Springs 4-H Members to Visit Capital

Coffee Springs 4 H Club members from Coffee Springs route 2 depart Auburn for the National 4 H Camp in Washington, D C. Sixteen year old Jack Nichols, state 4 H treasurer Terrell Guthrie from Jasper Janice Crenshaw from Ft Deposit and Jean Stancil from Coffee Springs route one will join Haddhey E B Logue and Any Barr as leaders. The trip includes citizenship safety agricultural and leadership discussions plus band concerts by U S Navy Army and Air Force bands and talks by J L Wilson George C Marshall and Tom Clark.

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Downey Wins Women’s Event in Trans Mississippi Tour

Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore defeated Roonnie Randolph of Columbus 10 and 8 to win the Women’s Trans Mississippi tournament at Quincy Country Club. Downey dominated the 6308-yard course, playing steady from the start and securing the title over a strong field.

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Moss Signs with Dothan Browns as Outfielder Additions Loom

Joe Moss joined the Dothan Browns as a signed limited service outfielder. He batted .305 last season and is left-handed with speed on the bases. Manager Holt Catl Mil ner announced that a new catcher and another outfielder are expected in camp.

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Jacksonville Tars Regain Sally League lead in twinbill split

Jacksonville took the first game 2 0 as Jim Graves outpitched Macon’s Stan West, while Augusta split with Savannah 12 4 in the opener and 5 4 in the nightcap. Savannah and Columbia posted wins and the race tightened with Columbus and Charleston also in action.

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I Controls Explained For Tomato Worms

Auburn special report outlines tomato worm as a major damage pest from fruit set to ripening. Dust weekly after heavy rain using five percent volthane or methoxychlor or eryolite or auburn proven golden dust. Commercial growers seek combined worm and disease control with five percent rothand and five to six percent zinc. Regular dust applications required for effective control.

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