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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
2
A fragmentary historical newspaper item presents a mix of archaic biblical phrasing and classical Latin quotation. The text references a dramatic warning about evil congress and divine judgment, followed by a demand for impunity and a terse oath of punishment. As a damaged OCR fragment, it preserves literary tone rather than a clear news event.
An editorial urges Americans to vividly remember Nazi concentration camps and distinguish them from prisoner of war camps. It cautions against viewing these horror stories as propaganda or a call to excess, stresses sustained press emphasis, and cites Gen Stilwell on the need for ground action alongside air power. It notes war bond sales lagging about 10 percent and calls for public support.
The Surplus Property Board battles over war goods disposal with big business factions pushing fast sales. Senator O’Ma honey probes backroom deals as General Counsel Wesley Sturges faces exclusion from meetings. ALCOA monopoly clashes with aims to favor small business, prompting Attorney General Biddle to weigh in and reshuffle counsel.
Column reflects on MacArthur quotes and the shall versus will debate in wartime. It cites Ensign Thomas St Adair and President Roosevelt era policy, touches on Surplus Property chairman W Stuart Symington, and criticizes Senate bills 181 and 717. Includes a poem about a woman weaving thoughts white as a shadow on the hill.
A dense listing outlines daytime and evening shows across multiple stations including MBS and AP News. Entries name program titles such as Fulwn Lewis Jr, Treasury Salute, Real Stories From Real Life, Spotlight Bands, and Rhythm Roundup, with various times from morning through night. The passage ends with a note about the Orient’s sunlit glass and sturgeon caviar values, mentioning a large female sturgeon.
AP analysis notes Russia remains wary of discussing broader international issues while asserting peace aims at the San Francisco Conference. It highlights Russia’s constraints on Yugoslavia Poland and Crechotovelkia topics and reflects on Moscow's cautious diplomacy and possible growth in openness to criticism. A Berlin radio report states Col. Gen. Berzarin was killed in an accident, per BBC recording.
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