26 Jun 1945
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1945
Page
1
FEA chief warns that Germany could pose a future war threat. He cites motives and potential aggression as influencing global stability, arguing that arms buildup and industrial growth feed war potential.
Funeral rites for C. J. Cameron were held this afternoon with local mourners attending at the First Methodist Church. Guests included family members and neighbors who gathered to pay respects and remember Cameron's years of community service.
Delegates from nations including the United States United Kingdom France and others meet to sign a feather bound charter promising peace and cooperation after World War II. Speeches recall the cost of war and vow to defend democracy while laying plans for a lasting world order.
Japanese premier warns of looming peril to the Empire as wartime controls and vigilance intensify. He cites wartime production shifts and Allied bombing, arguing Germany’s disowned status failed to erode peacetime industrial capacity. He notes Allied pressure did not fully deter German plants from rapid restart.
A historical notice describes plans to import ice to address a supply shortage in Dothan. The item outlines logistical steps and anticipated dates, emphasizing regional need and municipal involvement.
A sign language interpreter assisted at a wedding at the probate office as the ceremony proceeded with the couple and witnesses confirming vows. The clerk noted the roles, and the couple left with smiles after the ceremony, despite concerns about potential confusion.
A sprawling, fragmentary list of nations and leaders from a war era, recalling Masaryk and Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Greece, Egypt, Iran, and many others. It references Nazi occupation, resistance, and Allied support, mentioning battles, exiles, and the looming Axis plans to invade Russia. The text showcases a collage of geopolitical names and wartime topics in a period voice.
Merchants plan a meeting to discuss the July 4 closing. Local business leaders discuss hours, customer flow, and potential access changes for the holiday. Community input sought ahead of the decision.
The Men’s Boosters Club of Ariton nominates Carl Richardson as chair for chartering a new scout troop. L. Summans, Carl Richardson, James Marshall among officials. 23 boys in the charter group. Vir ity honored by Harry Hart for past service. Levern to lead as incoming president with club directors named. Guests include Mrs Victor Mavity Rotarian Floyd Hunt and local clergy.
In Alabama, lawmakers debated fox control measures with Representative Bowling supporting Lem to cut fox numbers via tax removals. The House shows limited chance of survival as Senate bills await concurrence. Other actions include raises for the State Dock Director and Supreme Court salaries, plus tax and fingerprinting proposals. Seminal judicial circuit plans were indefinitely postponed by the Senate amid opposition from Sen Heatley.
Key senators expect to block the FEPC funding cut by summoning more than a third of those present. Senator Ellender declined to back a filibuster. Absent senators Russell and Maybank limit opposition. In the House, Chairman Notten presses to restore FEPC funds as the Rules Committee delays action on a 125000 wind-up grant. Also, a cemetery working is set for Bluff Springs church Thursday July 5.
The Hartford area service for Miss Ruth Chavis of Hartford route was led by Rev ALG Yroes in a church ceremony. Burial followed at an area church cemetery under Holusa of Hartford direction. Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs M C Chavis and a sister Pear Chavis.
Five registrants from Houston Lumin's Selective Service Boards Teo and Three have been chosen for induction at Ft MrCleusn, according to the board of ficizs announced today.
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