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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

9

Southern Regional college plan wins Carnegie approval

The Carnegie Foundation approves a regional college plan for the southern states. Dr. Oliver Carmichael says cooperative funding from multiple states, owned and run by an interstate board, will create high level facilities in physics chemistry biology and geology. Governors discuss joint financing and avoiding racial or political entanglements as they plan centers for regional research and training.

Southern Regional College Plan Carnegie Malcolm B. Johnson Gainesville Fla Hheme Carnegie Foundation Oliver C. Carmichael Foundation New Yorker J. Hills Miller University of Florida Millard Caldwell Florida Wakulla Springs Caldwell Carmichael South Board of Control

Dothan High Juniors Stage Comedy Mr Beane From Lima

Dothan High School junior class presents the three act comedy Mr Beane From Lima tomorrow at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Cast includes Peggy Mc Alfley Inertia Anne Kingrey Blossom June Robertson Mrs St Clair Martha McBryde Amy Darla Kirkland Zoe Dudley Johnny Holloman Johnny Rand Edith Wilkinson Elvira Skaggs Herbert Blumberg Hiram Skaggs Augusta Walden Mrs Worthington Belcher William Pippin Burley Bixford Beane Lamar Miller Bob Dudley Charles McNab delivery boy.

Mr. Beane Lima Dothan High School Peggy McAlfley Inertia Anne Kingrey Blossom June Robertson Mrs. St. Clair Martha McBryde Amy Darla Kirkland Zoe Dudley Johnny Holloman Johnny Rand Edith Wilkinson Elvira Skaggs Herbert Blumberg Hiram Skaggs Augusta Walden Worthington

Column Closers Time Copy Doris Object to Names

In Indonesia the Rejang tribe objects to naming individuals, says Britannica. Many savage peoples avoid personal names and substitute kinship terms.

Indonesia Encyclopedia Britannica

Radar tracked geese over England for 99 minutes

An RAF radar station monitored a flock of geese flying over England unseen by humans. The radar tracked their position and speed for 99 minutes, providing continuous data on their velocity throughout the flight.

England

Popularity Surges in Book Matches Production

Book matches, once unpopular with under a million produced in the first year, now see more than 200 billion units manufactured annually in the United States, reflecting a dramatic rise in demand and industry growth.

United States

Elephants Aided Burma Pole Line Construction

In Burma the signal corps used elephants to haul poles and set them in holes and to provide platforms for workers as they string the wires. The elephants carried poles stood in holes and served as work platforms during pole line construction.

Burma Signal Corps

Robins in North America Are Thrushes Britannica Says

Britannica states that North American robins are thrushes and that English colonists used the term robin as a nickname for the European redbreast, a naming practice echoed in colonial times.

North America

Ultraviolet Fire Alarm Triggers From Flame Light

A new fire alarm device responds to ultraviolet rays emitted by flames rather than heat. This emerging technology promises faster detection, as UV sensors can pick up flame intensity earlier than traditional heat alarms, potentially reducing response times and limiting damage.

Trees Worth Fortune For Lignin Content

In Tuscaloosa Alabama AP report Dr George Palmer of the University of Alabama describes lignin as a wood chemical making up about 45 million tons wasted yearly from agriculture and sawmill byproducts and 2.5 million tons from pulp and paper mills. He advocates using lignin like coal or petroleum to produce plastics dyes perfumes and more, potentially yielding income for farmers. A recent automotive tire tread innovation using interconnected rubber blocks is also noted.

Tuscaloosa Ala George JD. Palmer University of Aliabama Palmer Ino Palmero Tee Af

London Population Near Planners Dream After War Shifts

London’s population has shifted markedly since the war, nearing the planners’ ideal for inner London while the outer fringe surges. Inner core drops from 4,093,000 in 1939 to 360,000 today, mid zones rise, and the 12 to 20 mile rural fringe reaches 2,173,000, with evacuation, housing shortages, and industrial movement driving change.

London Iinner Scountry Fen

Charles E Skeen Safe After Midway Capsizes Off France

Fragmented OCR text reports Charles E Skeen is safe after the Midway capsized near the Riviera coast off France. The garbled lines mention the USS Lancenh Ta tine and other disjointed names, with no clear dates or locations confirmed.

Charles E, Skeen Midway France Charles Flo Skeen Ser Chiss USS Abs Rere Jason Dutber Riviera Coast Edo Lancenh

Labor Leader Faces Jail For Lying About Communist Affiliation

Harold Christoffel Milwaukee labor leader and former Allis-Chalmers Local 248 CIO UAW president was found guilty of six counts of perjury for denying he ever belonged to the Communist movement. Sentencing delayed while motions for a new trial are argued.

Washington Milwaukee Harold Christoffel Christoffel House Labor Committee District of Columbia Allis<halmers CIO United Auto Workers Louis F. Budenz Communist Daily Worker Fordham University

Admiral Somerville’s 1943 dummy fleet ruse in Indian Ocean

Admiral of the Fleet Sir James Somerville recalls a 1943 deception to pin Japanese forces to the Andaman and Sumatra routes. A staged Eastern Fleet sortie and a spoof PBY report triggered Japanese wireless chatter, followed by staged silence, to mislead and stretch their surveillance.

Harold Guard London James RK. Somerville Indian Ocean Australia Andaman Islands Sumatra Bay of Bengal PBY Catalina

Preseasoned fowl by Paris scientist shocks observers

Dr A Gauducheau of Paris injected sauces into chicken blood streams to flavor meat without cooking. A record parachute drop followed a rocket release carrying scientific instruments from 59 miles up, illustrating high altitude demonstration terms.

A. Gauducheau Paris

Right To Take Sides May Be Given Radio

FCC Chairman Wayne Coy suggested radio stations could editorialize if opponents receive full air time to reply. The hearing, in its fourth day, heard Rep. Celler defend the current no editorializing rule while Charles Siepmann noted broadcasters’ advantages could undermine equal opportunity for opposing views.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Wayne Coy FCC Celler D-Ny Coy

Similar Pigment Colors in Eye Irises Examined

The article explains blue and black eyes share the same pigment melanin but differ in light reflection from iris fibers. It notes black eyes contain more melanin than blue eyes, accounting for color variation.

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