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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
4
The article discusses Easter dating, noting the 325 AD council decision, the Hebrew calendar link, and Meton the Greek astronomer. It explains Metonic cycles of 18 years with Golden Numbers, used to predict Easter within the Christian calendar context.
The piece argues Andrew Jackson set a standard for future presidents, contrasting him with Truman. It claims Jackson paid off the national debt, while asserting Truman left debt rising, and calls for leaving Jackson alone to avoid repeating what the author sees as mistakes. The language is informal and fragmented, reflecting OCR text issues.
A Howard newspaper article discusses how Easter date varies with lunar cycles and ecclesiastical calculations. It cites Dr. Allen of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, outlining nine key dates in the Christian calendar including Christmas Easter and Passover and noting the first known Easter around 30 AD.
Mrs Frances Bolst Ghia Con Kresserman cited brief congress speeches quoting Abraham Lincoln. She warned that prosperity comes from thrift not borrowing, and that aiding the weak by weakening the strong harms liberty and independence. The remarks stressed personal responsibility and opposing class hatred.
The State Department and experts debate why Vyacheslav Molotov was replaced by Andrey Vishinsky in a Kremlin leadership shakeup. Officials acknowledge limited Soviet motive clarity, while public speculation runs rampant about possible aims and Cold War implications.
Westbrook Pegler argues against labor unions and Taft-Hartley reforms. He contends repeal of Taft-Hartley, minimal government intervention for unions, and strong police action against pickets to protect strike breakers. He claims current laws empower riots, lynching, and mob violence, urging a return to lawful government and reduced union influence.
The piece argues George Sokolsky critiques Governor Dewey’s New York budget and tax plan, noting tensions within the Republican Party over taxes, social welfare, and leadership. It cites Westchester and Erie counties as key revolt centers and weighs Dewey’s political future against potential Democratic rivals like Jim Farley and Bill Growver, with Dewey facing pressure ahead of a 1950 gubernatorial race.
An extract reflects John Temple Graves praising a reply by Pearson amid Truman Pearson incident. It calls for unity in service to the American Red Cross, praising brotherhood and humanitarian effort over campaign fray. Mentions political figures like Truman and Stokes and notes Southern focus.
A forum letter from Tom Todd assistant editor of the Tropolitan denounces Alabama's "do nothing" legislature after Jim Folsom's election, claiming the body has betrayed the governor's platform and stalled progress for four years in state government.
Selma Times-Journal letters condemn the state media and legislators for blocking Folsom and waging a smear campaign. Writers urge tolerance and reason to overcome racial issues, criticizing editorials and urging progress in Alabama’s history.
Recent Washington developments suggest President Truman's civil rights stance could cost the administration and the Democratic Party as adversaries push a broader racial agenda. The piece notes debates in Congress about housing and labor law, with Bricker challenging desegregation in federally funded housing and unions seeking equal status, reflecting a fierce national struggle over civil rights and party unity.
Twenty five years ago March 7 Governor W W Brando visited Houston County to address the court on Senator Osa Underwood's presidential bid. A regional gathering planned with civic groups including the League of Women Voters to honor Mrs Lellit Jones of Anniston for state federation work. The A G Field Minstrels were to perform at the Dorian Opera House in a community event featuring a salmon loaf dinner with salad.
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