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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1945
Page
2
A fragmented piece discusses Congressional sessions and upcoming votes. It notes Republican Senator Willie and possible Senate actions, predicting a drawn out process in Congress. The writer criticizes current health forecasts and anticipates public polling shifts as campaigns heat up.
The piece discusses Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson and his role as chief prosecutor in Axis criminal cases. It notes delays in trials, cites Drew Pearson, and argues that while delays occur, the trials will begin once procedures are set. It praises Jackson’s stance against obstructive tactics and stresses that the criminals deserve a proper trial and punishment.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a gossipy diary of Washington society during the Truman era. References include Mrs McLean hosting dinners with Senator George and Justice Marsha, Margaret Truman arranging table cards, and guests like Ambassador Reuther Gudn and First Lady figures. The piece centers on social rituals amid postwar politics and cabinet intrigue.
The San Francisco Employers' Council, serving 2000 area firms, claims to have streamlined collective bargaining by analysts who dissect union demands and prepare management positions. Negotiations move from formalities to brass tacks, with union agents and council negotiators reconciling terms at the council offices in the financial district, shortening contract timelines.
Full notes of proceedings and non stenographic records guide contract intent and dispute resolution. The council serves by settling labor relation disputes and representing employers before federal and state bodies. It notes unions understand Wagner Act remains, and collective bargaining reduces management burden.
Dewitt Mainzle reviews Allied postwar occupation, noting the Soviet and British roles, American responsibility, and the potential for southern Germany to lead in peaceful reform. He warns of lingering Nazi pockets and urges education for peace, with focus on industrial disarmament and dismantling Junker estates.
Flowers sisters Sarah Joyce and Peggy, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flowers of Dothan route one, are highlighted as leaders in 4-H Club work. Sarah, vice-president of the Rehobeth High School 4-H Club, raises poultry for a future sale to fund a larger flock. Joyce, president of her Taylor Elementary 4-H Club, competes in the Victory Garden Contest and has sold turnips and mustard for $4.10 while growing a wide range of vegetables and tracking family use. Peggy focuses on poultry with a 100-chick project and aims to save for the family through the enterprise.
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