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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1944
Page
2
Dorothy Dix critiques a cartoon showing a soldier with an Eskimo bride, arguing that many marriages fail when partners come from different upbringings. She cites couples from summer resorts and colleges, warns about incongruity, and urges servicemen to test compatibility before marriage to avoid heartbreak.
A garbled notice lists upcoming services led by the Rev and mentions baptisms, preaching plans, and a forthcoming event. Incomplete lines reference a procession, a meeting place, and possible dates or times, but essential names and specifics are obscured.
Corporal Rey W McAllister of Dothen son of Mr and Mrs J McAllister is awarded the Army Air Forces Conduct Medal by the Public Relations Office of the US Army Air Forces in the South Pacific. A 1949 Ashford High graduate and farmer before service, he served in the 15th Fighter Command’s Sun Setter squadron earning the Pacific Campaign Ribbon with one battle star. His brother Bug R McAllister serves in field artillery.
A dense list of Sunday and Monday radio programs on WAGP includes Masses, AP News segments, musical programs with Guy Lombardo and James Newell, church services, variety shows, and orchestral selections. The dense lineup features many named acts, stations, and times across a weekend schedule.
Lieutenant W Howard Trenchard of New Orleans, a CAA aircraft communicator at the municipal airport and cousin of Ashton Cousine, is a prisoner of war in Germany. He is recovering from a broken leg after parachuting to German soil during a raid over Germany where he was previously reported missing in action as co pilot on a Flying Fortress.
Ward argues that postwar government agencies abuse power to coerce employers and employees, claiming unions rely on the state for gains achieved beyond bargaining. He cites denying hearings and illegal orders to support a view that bureaus buy political support from labor groups, eroding constitutional protections and respect for the courts.
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