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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
11
The piece argues that after the last war democratic Germany is unlikely to sustain peace, endorsing total disarmament and possible occupation. It notes conscription as a harsh facet of postwar control, while contrasting American and German responses and referencing historical figures and venues to frame the critique.
Local ballot details show voters weighing options on a Village measure. Officials listed by name propose a new tax or levy to fund infrastructure projects in the district. Results are expected by late evening with figures from the poll precincts statewide.
A wartime dispatch describes Norwegian factions debating future actions against occupation. It notes underground presses in London and Oslo urging resistance, with factions split between punishment of collaborators and cautious approaches to avoid further bloodshed. The piece discusses public sentiment, the scope of retribution, and the risk of alienating Norwegians while seeking liberation.
In High Point, seven teenage boys were caught breaking into a school gym after dark. The principal and authorities detained them. Judge MacRae reportedly released the youths after a hearing. The incident centered on preserving a place to play basketball, a priority amid the disruption.
NEA staff writer 5 Jo Woolf reports internationally famed artist sketches Allied military and political leaders and intra Taiwan activities of American troops from World War II battlefronts. Woolf, an AEF correspondent in 1917, recalls historic wartime drawings and interviews with notable figures, highlighting his enduring energetic style and global exhibits.
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