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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1945
Page
2
A brief notice from Mabry F Hall promotes the Dothen Eagle MORACS BALL and hints at organizers and participants. It mentions Besa Manaaer Bout othe Desa Alaboms Fons flys and Clee Mall Mall, indicating venue or acts. The fragmentary text suggests a local event with promotional details still unclear.
A brief, archaic scripture-like line depicts Sinai melting before the Lord God of Israel in triumph. The passage contrasts biblical imagery with a Euripides quotation about enduring strength of the gods.
Rep Albert Gore of Tennessee, sworn in for a new term, takes leave to enlist as a private. He trains at Fort Meade, serves overseas with Allied Military Government, and fights with regimental teams, gaining frontline insight for postwar policy. Subdued praise notes his service benefits his country and party.
President Roosevelt’s jab at De Gaulle follows a clash over invite to the San Francisco security conference. De Gaulle’s refusal to meet Roosevelt and snub of the Big Three underscored tensions. France sent a delegate but opposed joining as a formal Big Four, amid calls France must rebuild before equal status. The piece notes historical strains and warns France may fall behind if it persists as a “prima donna.” A separate domestic note discusses a massive poultry slaughter policy in the USSR?
A fragmented account discusses congressional support for a veteran congressman who faced age and policy constraints. It asserts limited eligibility for active military service, praises his recent formalities, and notes critics as longer-serving peers while highlighting his steadfast stance and perceived concessions amid external pressures.
Washington reveals Henry Wallace era choices and Henry Kaiser rail preferences. Senate hearings and private meetings show Democratic support shifts as Wallace gains or loses backing. Kaiser dispatches three connected bedrooms and complex travel routes, highlighting the era’s transportation politics and executive pressure.
In a delayed dispatch, Pyle details life inside a Quonset hut with six enlisted men and their officer crew. He notes shared bunks, tight routines, and camaraderie as airmen like Corcoran Smith and McQuade share backgrounds from New Mexico or Iowa. The piece blends humor and hardship amid wartime missions and personal anecdotes.
Readable fragments list radio programs and performers for WAGF Fulton Lewis and various MBS and AP News segments. The rundown includes music acts Arch Gunonison Mal Aloma, Dale Carnegie, Henry King, Olsen, Morton Downey and others, with scattered show titles and time slots.
London reports outline a shift in global strategy for postwar peace. The U N Charter frames cooperation among major powers led by America Britain and Russia with potential inclusion of France and China. Smaller nations face a stark choice to cooperate or risk renewed war as they seek security and order in a new world.
NBC and CBS airings include Coma's Supper Club and Dramas with Kirkwood, Johnston, and Black. Variety shows feature Five Minutes News, Kay Kyser, Paul Shubert, and Milton Berle. Late night includes The Great Moments in Music, Dancing Music, and News rundowns with Robert.
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