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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

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Congress Accepts Long Range Plan After Two Hour Meeting

The Congress Working Committee announced to Viceroy Wavell that it accepts a long-range plan paving path to Indian independence. Speculation grows that interim government details may be announced tonight or tomorrow as British cabinet proposals face possible changes. The Muslim League supported the long-range plan but remained noncommittal on interim government. Dawn criticized Congress for not approving it after long delays.

Dian Cores ‘Arty Okeys Lona Finge Delhi Al‘in Congress Party Independent Federated Union Fa Congress Working Committee Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Lord Wavell Congress Party India Seidera Orbines Wdanur Tha ‘Congress Party Mosem League Cab ‘Dhet League Tong

Japanese Witness Links Planned Manchurian Incident

Tokyo reports describe former Prime Minister Kijuro Shidehara testifying that he knew in advance the Manchurian incident might be planned. He said confidential reports from the Kwantung Army showed troops and ammunition were being amassed for a possible military move, challenging official claims that Japan acted defensively after Chinese forces damaged a railway yard near Mukden.

Tokyo Kijuro Shidehara Shidehara Manchuria Japan Shigeru Yoshida Cherian Alloc Kiantung Japanemy Manchusiad Cdi Tals Sino Military Mukden

Miss Haxel Back From Vacation In New Orleans

Harry N. Scott, manager, said Miss Hagel Player has returned from a two week vacation to New Orleans and Panama City. Mrs. Blonde P. Garrett, claims clerk, will take a brief vacation to Connecticut to visit relatives this week.

Hagel Dothen Age and Survivors Insurance Bamnet New Orleans Panama City Harry N. Scott Blonde P. Garrett Connecticut Scott

Lake Burdick Gets Mobile Transfer

Leake Burdick Houston County coroner and investigation agent of the State Department of Public Safety is transferred from Dothan to Mobile and will report for work there on July 1. Burdick has been stationed at Dothan and Opelika since joining the department.

Leake Burdick Houston County State Department of Public Safety Dothan Mobile Burdick Opelika

Fulsom Remains Charismatic in Alabama Swing

A political scene unfolds as Governor Folsom greets a middle aged woman from Birmingham. He boasts of his campaign prowess and stirs debate by praising reforms while criticizing polio quarantine fines in Georgia and North Carolina.

Folsom Gyuxp Hee Band Mya White Birmingsham Tam Alabama Fulsom Georgia North Carolina Florida

Contrived From Page One Sitrament Race Becomes Inevitable

Pravda the official organ of the Communist party accuses the American plan for dual disclosure of secret processes as controls are set up and prove workable of aiming to clinch the monopoly in atomic weapon production for an indefinite period. It says this reflects a striving for world rule with panel succeed.

Pravda Communist Party United States

New Orleans Cotton Prices and Ticker Highlights

Open high low and close figures for July and October contracts show volatility with July peaking near 2984 and dipping to 2940, while October ranges around 2055 to 3018. May and December listings appear with mixed bids and prices, indicating active trading and price discovery in the cotton market.

New Orleans Dee New York

Breakin Into Home Charged To Negro

Accused of burglary in a dwelling with intent to commit murder, Hoga Siney, a Black man from Houston County, was arrested today. Warrant sworn by Gussie Lee Morris, another Black resident. Investigating officers had few details to share.

Hoga Siney Houston Gussie Lee Morris

Lynwood Subdivision Approved by City Commission

The City Commission approved the Lynwood subdivision owned by W. C. Faulkner. The resolution adopts the Lynwood name and sets boundaries: north Houston street, east Greenwood Avenue, west Park Avenue, and north Montgomery highway. It contains 60 divided residential lots and one large undivided lot, to be used exclusively for residential buildings.

Lynwood Subdivision W. C. Faulkner Lynwood Houston Street Greenwood Avenue Park Avenue

Last Rites Held For C. J. Meek Sr In Coffee County

Funeral services for C J Meek Sr seventy seven of Coffee County were held at New Home cemetery Sunday with Judge J A Carney and the Rev flerva Mor row officiating. Jeter Friars Home had charge of arrangements. Surviving are five daughters and seven sons with active pallbearers listed among relatives. Honorary pallbearers include a mix of local names.

C. J. Meek Coffee County New Home Cemetery J. A Carney Flerva Morrow Jeter Friars Home E. Garrison Dothan J. C. Ferris Elba Horace Hayes Troy Maxwell Nelson Mobile David Cotquett Opp Millard

Alabama candidates reveal varied paths to state offices

Simpson of Birmingham and Maxwell of Tuscaloosa toppled in the Democratic primary for state treasurer. John Sparkman eyed a bid for the unexpired Bankhead term. Reuben Newton exited the race. Alien, a Union Springs frame hand, touted a two way bid by bus and hitchhiking, claiming the people seek democracy. Meadows seeks school superintendent, while Newton said he would not run after a lieutenant governor runoff defeat.

Big Jim Folsom Buly Lock County Folsom Alabama Allen Union Springs Cowikee Mills Mobile A. R. Meadows J. Newton Birmingham

Russia rejects U S protest over Romania censorship

Acting Secretary of State Acheson said Rice Matly rejected a strong U S protest against suppression of free press in Romania. He noted Reuben Markham of the Christian Science Monitor was expelled, with Markham leaving Romania June 22 and now in Athens, despite U S objections voiced to Moscow and Bucharest a month earlier.

Washington Acheson Rice United Ste Romania Reuben Markham Ha Christian Befence Monitor United States Markham Moscow Bucharest Kremlin Stalin Tru- That Atte Christian Science Monitor State B Department Athens General Susalkcy

Chacoma scheduled for wrestling show at Dothan Fairgrounds

Mike Chacoma heavy weight wrestling figure, hospitalized with pleurisy last week, is back for tonight at 8:30 PM. He faces Sailor Watkins in the main event, a best two of three falls match lasting up to 90 minutes, VFW sponsored at Dothan Fairgrounds. Curtain raiser pairs Prince Omar against George Thomas, with Thomas an ex soldier expected to win the preliminary.

Mike Chacoma Mat Gard Dothan Fairgrounds Tilleholder Chacoma Sailor ‘Watkins Jimi Prince Omar Brooklyn Bad Boy Will George Thomas Villian Omar

Three Get Permits For New Buildings

City fire department issued permits for two dwellings and a store. George Q. Baker received the store permit for a $2,000 building at 203 Daly Street. T. W. Stafford got a $2,000 home at the corner of Osceola and Orange Streets. R. S. Brack... received a residential permit for another home.

George, Q. Baker Daly Street T. We. Stafford Osceola and Orange Streels R. S. Brac

Funeral Conducted For D. J. Hornsby

Funeral services for Dan J. Hornsby of Enterprise aged seventy one were held at Calvary Baptist Church in Winter Haven Florida with Rev Justice officiating Burial followed at the church cemetery Searcy Funeral Home oversaw arrangements He had lived in Coffee County before moving to Florida four years ago Surviving are his wife Eura Hornsby four sons Eual D J Hornsby Winter Haven Ulmer Hornsby Jacksonville Ace Hornsby U S Army overseas two daughters Mrs L Aaal Winter Haven and Mrs Christine Powell Jacksonville eight grandchildren two brothers Ernest Hornsby Enterprise and Hardy Hornsby Ponca De Leon Florida two sisters Mrs Walter Hundley and Miss Jennie Hornsby Enterprise.

Enterprise Dan J Horspy Cottesity Winter Haven Fla Calvery Baptist Church BR. Justice Eura Hornsby Eual D. J. Hornsby Ulmer L Hornsby Jacksonvillack Hornsby Lake Wales Ace U. S. Army Mra L. Daal Christine Powell Jacksonville Ernest Hornsby Hardy Bornaby Ponca de Leon Fila Walter Hundley Jennie Hornsby

Ward Installed As Rotary Proxy Ward Installed As Rotary Proxy

RR. M. Bob Ward was installed as the news president of the Do than Rotary Club at the weekly meeting yesterday. Clyde Lovern is the retiring president. At the installation service B. W. Pearson presented gifts to Mr. Lovern and Mrs. W. S. Wilson, club pianist, for their work during the year.

RR. M Bob” Ward Clyde Lovern B. W. Pearson Lovern W. S. Wilson

Negro Sentenced in Liquor Case at County Court

Jim Washington pleaded guilty to illegally manufacturing liquor in a Houston County circuit court session. He faced an additional charge of possessing a still but pleaded only to the liquor manufacturing count. He received a sentence of one year and one day in the penitentiary and applied for pro

Jim Washington Houston County

Snyder becomes Treasury secretary vows balanced budget

Treasury Chief John W. Snyder took the oath from Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson as President Truman watched. Snyder called for a balanced budget or better as the new Secretary of the Treasury, in a ceremony at the Treasury building attended by a large crowd. The report also mentions Richmond Virginia coverage of Bobby Biggs in tennis.

Washington John W. Snyder The Treasury Truman Snyder Fred NM. Vingon Treas ‘Urys

Port Orford Results Show Local Race Impact

In a brief report from Port Ore, residents note how a country event influenced local sentiment. The article highlights a turnout spike and mentions a few named participants, underscoring community interest.

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