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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1950

Page

2

Bible Study Tonight and Dothan Notaries Appointed

A note on Bible Study tonight mentions a combined session with Perry McNeil presiding at the workers meeting. Secretary of State Sibyl Pool reports dismissals of several notary public appointments including J. G. Blount Geneva County. Robert Leines Dothan for Houston County. Raymond Dorriety Hartford. Luie Boswen Geneva for State at Clark'spring. A Purebred Hog Auction is announced for Saturday March 11 by the Dale County Purebred Hog Association with 4+ animals listed for sale. auctioneer Colonel R. W. Henry of Dothan and buyer details in The Eagle Tester.

Sibyl Pool Foom J. G. Blount Geneva Geneva County Robert le Eines Dothan Houston County Raymond Dorriety Hartford Lule Boswen Geneve Clark's Pring Dale County

President seeks law to seize coal under crisis powers

Reports say a law enabling seizure if efforts to restart coal production fail may be issued by early next week. Assistant Attorney General Morison avoided comment on appeals while Truman vows to enforce the law, pressing for an end to the coal strike amid national shortage and looming industry losses.

H. Graham Morison Welly H. Hopkins Truman Congress Henry Ford Keech Lewis Springfield Washington Jenner R-Ind Indiana Tenney Mr. Teaton Taft Hertley Law

Investigation on organized crime in interstate commerce

The Senate would be asked to report whether organized crime operates in interstate commerce to corrupt law in the United States or any state, and to advise on changes to federal statutes. More than 300 rural Iowa churches closed during the Depression era.

Ibe Federal Bureau of Investigation Senate United States Towa

Doctors Watching Mercy Killing Trial With Intense Interest

US doctors nationwide observe the trial of Dr. Herman Sander in a New England town, amid debate on mercy deaths. Reports discuss Hippocratic oath, legalized mercy killing, and the ethics of lethal air injections versus morphine overdoses. Also included are tips on removing stains from nylon and notes on early steamboat boiler fuel and synthetic detergents.

Oy Paul Y. Ells New York Weste New England Herman Sander Agai Sander Hippocrates Mewtal Nafeta Sandor

Police And Firemen Ball Set For Tomorrow Night

Police and firemen prepare for the third annual dance at the Bee Line club starting at 3 PM and running to 7 AM. An city orchestra will provide music and tickets cost 2.50 per couple, available from department members. Everyone is invited to attend and support the Police and Firemen’s Ball Fund.

Bee Line

Scofield Elected Vice President Of State Ministers Group

The Rev Frank Scofield pastor of the First Christian Church of Duthan was elected vice president of the Alabama Christian Ministers Association at a joint Alabama and Mississippi ministers meeting. The session, presided over by Scofield, concluded yesterday in Jackson Mississippi with key speakers from Disciples of Christ and other denominations. Next year’s meeting will be held in Alabama.

Frank Scofield First Christian Church of Duthan Alabama Christian, Ministers Association Jackson Mist Bnnuel Meatng Alabama and Mississippi Mat Scofield Alabama Julian Stuart Indiana Parcy Kohl Alabama Christan

Talent Show Planned In Headland Friday

Headland hosts a talent show at the American Legion Hall Friday night directed by Mrs. C B Murphree. Carter School of Theater Arts leads two numbers with Virgil Adkins, Headland School Band and Seva Linsey contributing others. Tickets are sold for a birthday cake giveaway. Program begins 7 30 with admission 25 and 50 cents.

Headland American Legion CB. Murphree Jonsles Charles McNabbeon Carter School of Theater Arts Virgil Adkins Brrs Seva Linsey

Oil method to pierce steel replaces punch system

A practical technique uses oil to create holes in steel. The new system substitutes two oil columns for a three-metal punch in piercing sheet steel.

Alabama Democrats split over States' Rights and National factions

U S Senator Lister Hill faces Lawrence McNell and three congressmen oppose him as Alabama Republicans shift. major party lines drawn between States' Rights and National Democrats. May primaries bring full party realignment with Meighan and Abernethy leading factions and many late candidates emerging across Senate and House races.

Booker Anmaton William di Bil) Beck Fort Payne Wiley Gordon Oneonta Phillip J. Hamm Montgomery Farnell, Jr Mobile DuBose Dement U. S Lister Hill Lawrence McNell Birmingham Frank W. Boykin George Grant Troy Laurit C. Batte Democratic Committee Meighan Gadsden States of National Party Alabama Thurmond- Wright States Algata Bas & Campaign Abernethy Talladega Daly Herbert Meighan Lee Jackson Henry Truman Humphries Walter White Trumamla William and Mary College John Morgan Flowers, Jr Alabame Farm Bureau Federation Albert Boutwell Jefferson County James M Big Jim) Robertson Rebbertson Folsom Senate Dr G. Meggingan Anniston Calvun County James E. Caney Ith Tuscan Wallace Tutt Nanafala Marengo EM. S. Pearson Beatree Monroe County Jesse Charm Roanoke Randolph Horner Camp Boaz Marahati County Clifton E. Harper George E

Races Listed for House and Senate Across Counties

Incumbents and challengers contend for House seats in Dale Coffee Crenshaw Geneva and Henry Counties with multiple beat races. State Senate contention includes Coffee Crenshaw Pike and Fayette districts with several candidates vying for Circuit and School posts across the Wiregrass region.

Aiflee Plans Stop To Nationalization Amid Unsteady Control

London reports Clement Attlee and Harold Wilson’s government planning to pause nationalization as control in Parliament wobbles. Labor factions push for broader nationalization of coal, steel, gas, and water, while a revolt within the party risks widening as private bills limit public action.

Aiflee London Clement Aiflee Biscomet Matinpalizaon Cepeal Atos Emma Muidene Lanor Party Labor Anna Sayan Seder Party Aiticg Herbert Morrison

Vels Club Opens With Political Talks At North Oates

The Veterans of Forest wars club house on North Oates Street near the armory opened last night with a barbecue and political talks. About 360 attendees paid for supper and heard three minute warm up speeches from county candidates. Nearly all major office hopefuls spoke before the program ended. Adjutant Dwight Meinnish welcomed guests and introduced the candidates. The VFW post remodeled a former motorcycle shop into its new home with members lending hands for the overhaul.

Veterans of Forest Wars Club North Oates Street Armory Houston Dwight Meinnish VFW Post

Plan to place sixteen voting machines in county wards

Judge Logue outlined a tentative plan to deploy sixteen voting machines for the May 2 primary, with two machines each at Ashford and Colonwood and eight in Dothan. Ward allocations include City Hall 477 voters, Ward Two 7,634 voters, Ward Three 4,3? voters, and Ward Four 1,202 voters. An additional 2,187 unclassified voters will boost ward totals once assigned.

Robert Matone Logue Pli Xoche Fudge Logue Board of Revenue Board of Education George Andrews Wnoppsacd

Truman says no trip to Moscow but backs UN peace plans

President Truman stated he will not travel to Moscow for any meeting but supports using the United Nations to preserve peace. He confirmed openness to peace talks in the United States and indicated he would meet with any proposal that advances a peaceful outcome, while avoiding a Moscow visit.

Washington Truman Sawin Moscow United Nations Thei McMahon Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee Ubu Weaturi

Benjamin Mullins Buried in Dothan County

Funeral services for Benjamin Pat Mullins forty five were held at Selma Church with interment in church cemetery. He died after washing his arm while confined in Houston County hospital. Survived by daughter Jadies Mullins of Dothan route two four brothers and four sisters.

Benjamin Pat. Mulling Selma Church Dothan Hospital Houston Gust Mullin Mouston County Hughes Ward W. T. Burkett

Local Subscribers Hold Remainder In Certiheate Plant

The remainder will be held by local subscribers as a certificate for the plant, with the Cherry lot on Second Street beside the Atlantic Coast Line rail line identified as the site. Club President C C Foster appointed a committee headed by Gerald Rocks, Rey Brooks, and W E Brigham to lead vegetable production, offering cash prizes to outstanding farmers. Vegetables from the new canning plant will be sold via the State Farmers Market.

Lion Club Kale Second Street Atlantic Coast Line C. C. Foster Bes Gerald Rocks Rey Brooks W. E./ Brigham

Funeral services held for Mrs Eliza Sephronia Phalgs Hartford

Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Sephronia Phalgs were conducted today at Hartford with burial at Hartford. The Rev. Mr Peacock and Rev. James Orr officiated at the services. Surviving daughters include Mrs Matile Le Watson of Panama and others.

Wes Eliza G Phelps Martford Secviers Eliza Sephronia Phalgs Hertford Feiloweie Hartford Mr, Peacock Ames Orr Holmah Matile Lae Watson Panama

Livestock arrivals and hog market report from Georgia and nearby states

The report lists cattle, calf, and hog arrivals across Albany Columbus Thomasville and Titon Georgia Dothan and Jacksonville plus Tallahassee and Miami Florida. Prices for hogs and cows vary with weights from 100 to 300 pounds and 200 to 300 pounds, showing fluctuations in mid May markets.

Anusnoville UBDA Albany Columbus Thomasville Titon Ge. Dothan Jacksonville Tal Nahannee Pia Ner Pd Dhum Jenny Actlye

New York Cotton Market Reports Minor Jump at 11:45

New York cotton futures at 11 45 a m show a rise of 90 cents per bale with two cent increments noted. The report also contains garbled text about a musical composer and a typewriter, with fragmented references to keyboard, symphony, and textile imagery.

New York Ang Manly Brilansi

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