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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
3
A fragmentary Bible verse excerpt dated Friday June 22 1951 emphasizes personal salvation over nations church or family. It quotes 1 Peter 2 6 and John James highlighting belief in a personal savior as the path to being saved.
The Jexper Mountain Board notes progress in cattle and hogs but little focus on sheep in Walker County Alabama. Officials cite sandy soil and parasite risks, hindering profitability. Extension service observers urge pasture development and diversification, similar to the Black Belt shift to cattle. Local packers anticipate potential gains if sheep can be raised profitably.
Rep Thomas G Abernathy urges the Army not to reactivate Camp Mircain unless it serves the good of the country. The World War I camp, built then closed and sold, faces a proposed sale price of 8.4 million dollars as the Army reviews its future use amid farmer opposition.
In Alabama the anti closed primary movement gains strength from groups like the Association of Tax Collectors and Assessors and the Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. They oppose tying voters to the national ticket and urge freedom to vote for electors opposed to Mr. Truman. Loyaltyists stay mum as rules for voting are drafted. The piece closes with a quip about government funds and a streetwise proverb.
A congressman argues Camp McCain should be activated only if strategic for national defense. He warns against moving farmers or overreacting to wartime needs, urging consideration of community impact and avoiding repeated displacement.
A provocative account notes repeated parolee arrests following the Folsom era. A Limestone County murder convict terrorized Athens, shooting at farmers and neighbors after release. The piece laments the volume of parolees causing new trouble and hints at a forthcoming legislative committee report.
AL BOYLE New York AP Dorothy Gish urges moguls to return to the old days of cinema noting more fun and collaboration then. She recalls childhood on stage with Lilian and Mary Pickford, questions today’s front office fear, praises D W Griffith, and reflects on the craft’s social roots and improvisation.
A Tucson court failed to reach a verdict in Bryce I mn case amid claims of fake recordings and bribery. The piece critiques Arizona’s government, cites multiple Democratic officials convicted or charged, and argues state decay tied to war profiteering and patronage.
In memoriam notes describe Harry B. Wareham 68 as the man who created and named the Community Chest concept. He organized 131 fund drives and helped raise about 25 million dollars, with the idea adopted by 1250 communities including Gadsden. The piece praises his drive to consolidate community needs into one fundraiser.
The article notes quietness in the Folsom political camp as the pardon and parole investigation nears its end. Former governor’s supporters doubt guilt while he offers no defense or public statement, leaving his political future in doubt and observers puzzled. Troy Messenger comments.
Washington observers note the court failed Roosevelt and Truman liberals by aging justices who drifted from reform aims. The Vine share of rulings strengthened Taft Hartley, upheld anti subversive laws, and allowed loyalty oaths and blue laws while preserving local rights in various cases.
An old page notes 198 people in Mexico City calling for halting toy practice of Renting at traffic law. Violators risk pedestrians being run down or hit by police. Several incidents and deaths are reported. A 12 foot stuffed item atop a store begins downtown searches for help. Governor candidate A G Patterson visits Dothan Rotary Club. Opinion pieces question civil behaviour and governance.
Fragmentary text references legal action and constitutional guarantees in New York and Rangoon AP dispatches. Mentions court decisions, witnesses, and alleged interference. Discusses Nehru era sympathy for Communist systems, and a high tribunal ruling expected next year.
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