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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1944

Page

3

Florida high school band to perform in March concert

The Florida high school band announced a concert during March with the Dead Lakes fish season restrictions noted. Director Howell Huspington said the program will feature misread classics and popular pieces, aligning with the Alabama Music Festival plan in Tuscaloosa in April.

Florida Manu Whea Aude Forlym Howell Husgpton Bend University of Alehomae

Racketeer Buchalter Executed After Campaign Ties

Soul, t roke? ment by Soul, 23- continues as investigators reveal Buchalter, a $25,000 contributor to campaign funds of four bidders for a public office. The Times notes police issued a "wanted card" for questioning, not a charge. Attendants at Costello's Central Park West home said he had been home but left early.

Roke Buchalter Diders the Times Costello Contral Park West

Britain supplies one third of US forces needs in UK

A wartime dispatch notes reverse lend lease supplies to Britain cover one third of US forces in the United Kingdom. It cites shipments of planes guns and other military gear plus over 1.25 billion pounds of food from the United Kingdom Australia New Zealand and India, along with use of facilities and services without US cost.

Belgium Netherlands Russia U .U United Kingdom U. S Australa New Zealand Indie Cenwity

RAF Mosquito Raid and Allied Night Bombing Across Europe

RAF Mosquito bombers raid western Germany hitting rail targets as part of a broader Allied night assault. British and U S air forces strike rail hubs near Paris and southern France while Liberators target Rome’s airfields and freight yards. Canadian bombers join the effort with limited flak defense reported and no RAF losses for a second straight night.

Mans Germany Lemans Renault Jant Gnome One France RAF Trappes Paris U. S 15Th Air Force Toulon Britain Rome Parly Brest Nantes

Judge urges grand jury probes in county irregularities

The judge urged district judges in the TO county to summon grand juries to investigate irregularities. He warned that as long as he remains on the bench it may never be necessary for the Chief Justice to compel a reassembly. He criticized the higher court's reluctance to order investigations.

State Supreme Court Jenying

Policy Agency Deferred 244 Of 700 Nominees

E A Locke assisting Chairman Nelson noted as a policy influencer as WPS with 17 000 employees reported a deferment list of 244 from 700 nominees by bureau heads. The review committee granted seven deferments, a move officials say risks the agency's stability.

E. A. Locke Ass Tutant Donald M. Nelson WPS

Republicans Sweep Special Colorado Election Signal War-Vote Rift

In a Colorado First District race marked by veteran war service and Democratic critique of wartime governance, Republican Gillespie defeated Maj. Carl E. Wuertele amid broad GOP claims that the New Deal era is fading. The result echoed national GOP hopes, with party leaders framing the vote as a proxy for domestic wartime policy.

Ase House Victor Kunt Harding Denver Carlos A. Halleck Indlass National Republican Congressional Committee Harrison E. Sprngitz Republan United States Colorado New York New Deal Tammany District New York City Haute Dean M. Ginexpie Carl E. Wuertele Lawrence Lewis Wuertele George W. Andrews J. Hubert Farmer Alabama Henry Steagall Cnston Pearl Harbor Gillespie Home Front Fon Gillespie

War update notes German counterattacks near Odessa Warsaw line

The report discusses heavy mud hindering operations and whether counterattacks come from the main defensive line or regrouped parts of beaten divisions aiming to retake the Odessa Warsaw railway. It notes Field Marshal Fritz von Mannstein's forces in the Black Sea area and the expectation of a continued push toward Lwów and Romania as communications strengthen.

Nazia Odessa - Warsaw Fritz von Mannataln Black Sea Ukrainian Moldavia Zrukay

Decrease in Luxury Tax Starts April 1

Tax changes take effect April 1 with wartime rate increases set to end after the war. New rates include 28 to 347 percent on bags, jewelry, and clocks, plus higher levies on admissions, club dues, fashion goods, transportation, and billiard and bowling alleys as collectors outline the plan.

Interasi Dethan Cumgrem

Berlin Air Attacks Escalate in Eight Day Campaign

Military brief notes a series of American daylight raids on Berlin with over 280000 incendiaries and 10000 high explosive bombs. It cites four attacks in eight days, a 650+ bomber tally, and German defenses including radio blackout and post-raid assertions of air superiority by American forces.

Berlim Barlim Berlin Thies Moodey Germany Hannover Enid Campainy RAF Nasi France Barlia Air

Roosevelt faces labor delegate choice amid AFL CIO tension

President Roosevelt said he faced difficulty naming a labor delegate as both AFL and CIO must be considered. AFL officials indicated potential withdrawal from CIO participation if representation must be shared. The AFL fears losing its traditional role as exclusive spokesman amid these talks. Russia’s possible attendance raised cautious optimism, though the country is not an ILQ member.

Ates Roosevelt AFL CIO Organi Iation Russia Ahe

Cub Pack 22 to Meet at Lafayette Street Church

Cub Pack 22 holds its first meeting tomorrow at seven o clock in Lafayette Street Methodist Church. Pack 24 members are divided into three dens with mothers and den chiefs named. program led by J B Davis with Rev W C Phillips and Scout Executive A W Benner assisting. The new group will be inducted into the Boy Scout movement and awarded Bobcat Badges.

Lafayette Street Methodial Church A W. Benner Boy Scout Movement J. B. Davis Stubmaster W. C. Philips Benner Mre J. D Saliba R. N, Sullivan Mr. W. A. Take BU Jy Gregory Heyward Sullivan Charles Lewin Sere den Chiesa Dera

Radio Information To Japanese Denied In Pearl Harbor Inquiry

Washington hearings on Pearl Harbor censorship reveal FCC testimony from Fly and Rep. Miller clashing over government efforts to uncover the truth. Fly notes radio intelligence would aid a task force. Magnuson cites Japanese workers at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard and possible consulate contact. A report on findings is anticipated as the inquiry continues.

Washington Fiy House FCC Rep. Miller R-Mo Cbsiplp Umen Acd Fly Miller Jageneer Navy Alisck Hasdi Rep Magnuson D.wash Navy Yard Pearl Harbor Fry Amyeas Navy Miler Alaskan Federal Communications Commission

Funeral services for Mrs Armanda Herring

Funeral services were held for 75 year old Mrs Armanda Herring at Wigging Church after a long illness. She died at her daughter Mrs G W Danford in Cottonwood. Burial was in Wigging Cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. Surviving daughters include Mrs F G McKay, Mrs Danford, Mrs Yancy Sikan. sons Doyle and Pet Herring. fifteen grandchildren. Active pallbearers included Myron Adame Harmon Danford Frank Danford Woodrow Clark Clarke and Aubrey Exum.

Armanda Herring G. W. Danford Cottonwood Roots Wigging Church T. W. Wilson Hey. Greely Vann Wiggins Ward-Wilson Sha Sylven Grove F. G. McKay Dothan Danford Cottonwood Yancy Sikan Abbeville Doyle Herring Pitts Pet Herring Columbus Myron Adame Harmon Danfords Frank Danford Woodrow Clark Clarke Aubrey Exum

American and Chinese troops join in Burma fighting

Reports from Walawbum in upper Burma say American infantry and Chinese forces now fight side by side. Chinese troops occupy Hpunmye and Shingban, with Maingkwah, the Hukawng valley base, reported captured. Encirclement isolates Walawbum and blocks Japanese lines as allies push toward Maingkwah.

NEW Delhs Walawbum Upper Burma Joseph W. Suilwell Hpunmye Maingwan Shingban Maingkwah Hukawng Jawa

Dothan Marine Brings Home Jap Souvenirs From Pacific

Cpl Tatum, a Dothan Marine, is traveling home with a collection of Japanese items and loot from the Pacific war. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Faris Tatum, report the items include a sword sheath with Japanese writing, a shaving kit, cigarettes, a ring, an aluminum piece, a pocket watch taken from a Japanese soldier, and a watch inscribed to A. J. Shaw of Dunedin New Zealand. He joined the Marines in January 1942 and has seen action at Guadalcanal, Ramos, New Zealand, and Tarawa, currently resting in a Pacific camp.

Lari Tatum Pacific Fari Tatum Tor Jepenes Ristoggia Meda Tekan New Zealand A. J. Shaw Hattray St. Dunedin Cpl Tatum Marina Corps Guadalcanal Ramos Tarawe

WLB Appeals To Cut War Wage Increases

The War Labor Board faces a split with labor members opposing a wage decrease while industry voices support cuts. A single company L. C. Smith Corona Typewriter asks to taper bonuses paid to service supervisors, arguing wartime pay leaps outpace workload. Hearings begin on the wage dispute affecting broader policy.

Washington War Labor Board WLS Henty L. C. Smuih and Corona Typewriter Company Raverse WLE CIO

Red Cross War Fund gains high praise from generals

General Eisenhower and Major General Doolittle laud the Red Cross in wartime support. They describe doughnuts, coffee, hospital aid, and club comforts as vital for morale. Donor appeals urge county residents to increase contributions this year to sustain front line and hospital relief efforts.

Red Cross Eisenhower Doolittle Tokyo Red Cross Club U. S. Army Air Forces American Air Force Red Cross War Fund Rollitary Donk War Fund

Webb School Joins Red Cross Coat Drive

Webb School joins the annual Red Cross drive led by Superintendent of Education MD. Cumbie. Principal reported 200 pupils participated as 48 coats short of 200 coats needed to meet the goal.

Webb School Red Cross Principe

Macon Evangelist to Open Meetings in City Hall

Hardin Pearson of Macon Georgia will begin two years of evangelist meetings tomorrow night at 7 45 in the City Auditorium. Pearson has held many meetings in Georgia and Alabama and comes to Dothan recommended by pastors and churches he has worked with. He is a member of the First Baptist Church of Macon.

Hardin Pearson Macon Auditorigm Evangelist Pesréon Dothan First Baptist Church of

Allied air blitz hits Rome Toulon and Italian rail hubs

Allied forces conducted heavy bomber raids across France and Italy, striking rail yards near Florence and Rome, air fields north of Rome, and the port of Santa Stefano. Five Nazi planes were shot down for Allied losses, while damage was reported on munitions facilities and ships along a riverfront jetty. A Canadian patrol damaged an enemy house near Tollo as German defenses attacked Indian positions north of Orsogna.

Toulon Marchase France Rome Florence Eighth Army Tollo Orsogna Santa Stefano Riviera Torlo Rela Nas

Allies hammer Rabaul and Talasea in Pacific drive

The Sixth Army and Allied air and naval action hit Rabaul on New Britain and Talasea on Willaumez Peninsula. Bombers dropped 98 tons on Habaul town, shipyards, and Tobere airdrome. air anti aircraft fire was fierce. Los Negros troops seized the Momote airdrome nine days ago, with more than 700 Japanese killed in one engagement.

Madang Sixth Army Douglas MacArthur Solomons Rabaul New Britain Marine Talasea Willaumez Peninsula Habaul Tobere Los Negros Navy Momote First Cavalry Division

Rangers Hold Line After Tank Skirmish Near Allied Front

A battered Rangers platoon fought off two German tanks amid heavy fire. With only two hundred men left, the captain ordered a retreat toward allied infantry to rejoin forces. The last message arrived noon, reporting the stand as they were overwhelmed.

Anmimiyam Capiais Ema

Meindes Divorce Case Salient Details Defense

In Lake Charles Louisiana an AP report describes a complaint in a divorce case where the complainant accuses the wife of coercive conduct. The document mentions a quarrel over whisky and a dispute about payments, with the defendant offering a defense related to the alleged behavior.

Lake Charles Anguieh Alnk

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