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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1944
Page
2
A group of top officers and graduates from the nation’s war college study Bruen Stat procedures to facilitate wartime work. The class, drawn from lieutenant colonels captains and commanders under 45, has combat experience from two wars and focuses on air power and Pacific theater operations.
A historic joint Army and Navy war college program blends three parts in Washington and Fort Leavenworth to train staff officers. Officers study land sea and air operations, form lasting bonds, and are reassigned worldwide after two weeks note. The article praises peacetime permanence and highlights the P-28 Lightning fighter’s 30 percent horsepower gain and 80 percent range increase.
Fragmentary word riddles from a boarding house page mention Uncle Bulgy, Baxter’s yard, a hole, a dot, a whip, and a hammock. The readable bits hint at a puzzle sequence with puzzles and filler lines. The exact clues and order remain unclear from the fragment.
A garbled text piece weaves a plea from a reader about love and marriage to a married man. It includes references to a Dorothy Dix style column, marital conflict, and questions of whether to wed or wait. The passage shifts to mention wartime Philippines and a memorial note about a person named Mourcel, then abruptly lists survivors including a brother Sheldon and several others.
Dorothy Dix urges kindness over scolding, noting many varied talents among children. She argues praise motivates better effort, while persistent blame breeds defeat, sharing anecdotes of a mother who balanced encouragement with gentle prompts to push for higher achievement.
Mrs Ida V Edwards seventy four died at her Newton route home after a short illness. Services were held today at Mt Hoburn Church with Rev James A Zelner officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Homan Funeral Fame directing. Surviving are three sons Weldon Edwards Morris Edwards and Wyatt Edwards a daughter Miss Minnie Edwards of Newton two listed Mrs Proanie Campbell and Mrs Eten Afelton both of Tampa Fla and five grandchildren.
Relatives in Florida believe Cornoral Daniel Pusene Arnold, reported missing after the fall of Car regidor in May 1942, is now presumed dead. The family says Arnold was serving in the armed forces when the incident occurred.
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