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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
5
Jimmy, a young American in Berlin, enjoys chocolate sundaes and tours with his father, a U S Army engineer leader. The family, including a 15 year old sister, lived near headquarters as reconstruction begins. They visit German children and explore the battered city, sharing hope amid ruins.
Alabama Department of Conservation will trap a limited number of beavers during the next few weeks to protect crops. Farmers with damaging beavers should contact George C. Moore in Montgomery for assistance under certain conditions.
O Walker of Newport reports his cat has taken to living with the chickens. He says the feline seems happy and adapted to the farm setting. His daughter Imogene, nicknamed Jane, plans to study wrt and rustle as a preoccupation, while the family adjusts to the unusual household.
Auburn announces the appointment of Dr Charles Simmons as head of the department of agronomy and soils beginning July 1. He returns to Auburn after 12 years away to lead teaching and research in field crops and soil fertility.
In Miami R N Peoples owner of a grocery store reports burglars snatched 524 in cash and 149 in checks from the shop’s icebox before escapes. Police hope for arrests as fingerprints are unclear and unavailable.
Lucile Ayers sues husband in Miami for separate maintenance claiming cruelty and religious fixation. Petition alleges the husband keeps Bibles in the bedroom and stacks of sacred texts scattered around their home. The plaintiff states she owns a Bible and cites ongoing harsh treatment.
About 21 million non productive birds were culled in May as producers trim costs and improve egg production efficiency. By June 1, roughly 72 of every 100 hens and pullets remained from January 1 totals, with regional variation showing northeast and western flocks culled more heavily than north central areas.
War sa report says the Polish newspaper Rzeczpuspolka accused officials of widespread corruption in the national economy. It claimed the state treasury is being cheated repeatedly and called for accountability.
Manchester New Hampshire AP report notes Tustin Egan plans a home summer dip. He swam in the Fises tequog River, lost his wallet, then trousers stolen after a second dip at the game spot. The piece also mentions shipbuilding figures near inland yards versus coastal facilities.
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