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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
10
The text notes a property owner proposing substantial remodeling or alteration of premises requiring approval by a proper authority. It mentions necessary government authorization under the Veterans Emergency Housing Program and readiness to proceed after a waiting period and any required court or municipal consent.
The House plans a high end remodel with marble speaker rostrum noiseless gallery seats and a curved steel shell over the chamber. A 1947 start is targeted due to labor and material shortages with 31 440 00 funds expected to rise. Capitol architect David Lynn describes the result as dignified and sedate.
Bedridden polio patients at a Boston hospital form a unique in bed Boy Scout troop. Led by George Learned and mentored by Dr. Charles F. Branch, the group earns badges and plans activities like basketry and crafts while adapting scouting aims to hospital life.
Columbus report notes the Obie Milk Breeders are expanding their operations as goats and dairy farming gain traction in Ohio. The piece highlights growth in the goat industry and local agricultural interest.
The Andalusia Rotary Club sponsors Scout Troop 45 with Bryan Hall re registering as Scoutmaster and Marvin Walker as assistant Scoutmaster. The troop’s committee includes Edward Reid Bellaire Krudon GH Proctor avid J Jones and junior leaders led by Allen Jones and Jimmy Thompson. Members on roll climbed from 40 to 200 as Ohio ranks third in the states in milk.
The Lake Ozark report describes a fish story where guide Fred J. Smith recalls leading a party to catch white Thranniet fish from the same water. The tale mentions improvised catches and a later interruption with cold beverages tied together on the boat.
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