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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1947
Page
4
In Moana’s gambling room I watched a comedian perform and then a gambler at the roulette table chase a system. A croupier handed him a small system book on page 21 as a houseman adjusted his two hundred dollar attire and the crowd watched the player calculate his bets.
A casino tale contrasts two fabled tricks as Major Hoople shares a crowd gamble and a director’s ruse at Monte Carlo. The first episode ends with a dramatic shooting and a prompt cash gift that blurs cause and publicity. The second recounts another vanished patron who reappears later to claim a fortune, while a staged clue feeds rumor.
James Marlow explains a four step method for 1946 tax filing. Deduct expenses then exemptions from total income, apply the combined tax, then deduct 4 percent of the tax to arrive at the full amount owed. The example uses a $8 000 income and details line by line entries.
A booklet presenting opinions of famous artists on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 537 Fifth Ave New York NY Dep I.
In Cuba, as in the United States, white collar prestige wanes against overalls profit. Clerks' pay lags behind rising prices while baseball becomes the dominant national pastime with professional teams drawing 30,000 in winter and numerous amateurs in summer. Ragged fields sprout makeshift diamonds nationwide.
Joseph E. Acker eighty four prominent Ozark lawyer died at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his residence with Rev D P Slaughter officiating. Burial followed in Ozark city cemetery Holman Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are a brother E D Acker of Birmingham and many nieces and nephews.
James T. Baker son of Mr and Mrs W F Baker 312 West College Enterprise will be a candidate for a B S degree in Agricultural Science from Alabama Polytechnic Institute at the end of the winter quarter Graduation exercises will be held March 19 Baker is a member of Alpha Zeta honorary agricultural fraternity Phi Kappa Phi national honorary fraternity and Alpha Gamma Rho social fraternity During the war he served as a first lieutenant in the Field Artillery in the Pacific theater of operations.
Youths play with a ball and bat near the stadium as the America's Brookyln Dodgers hold spring practice. Observers note Havana residents care about politics, love, and the national lottery. one native says baseball helps them forget politics.
Classified notice from Bertie Childers of Skipperville Alabama seeks a cheap one horse cultivator in good condition. The ad requests responses from "name one" and mentions availability of 200 to 300 pounds of high quality net seeds peanuts.
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