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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a person who joined a three year enlistment in the Army, moving from Auepa Ga to Fort McPherson. The text mentions a tour of duty at various posts and references a refund or return, with unclear dates and places.
Prepared for NEA Serve by the Bureau of Animal Industry this guide explains a backyard poultry setup. It covers house location drainage wind breaks sunporches for dry floors and protection from hawks dogs and rats. It details roosts nests feed and water equipment and indoor ventilation plus safe electric brooding methods for baby chicks.
Camp Rucker will mark Army day with no official observance on April 6. Brigadier General F W Manley says the War Department memo requires conservation in transport fuel and food and keeps units focused on intensified training.
The Dothan High School department of trades and industrial education announced a five day waitress training course at the Houston Hotel restaurant starting March 16. Instructor Missene Moweil will lead sessions from 3 to 4 PM on March 16 18 23 28 and 31. School officials urged restaurant managers to prepare their staff for the program and contact Leone Gutribello for details.
A Kaiser Shipyard labor dispute over 10 percent production cuts tied to wartime treaties sparks a clash over Wagner Act rights. NLRB hearings continue as AF of L and CIO factions push to redefine union protection, with allies urging Roosevelt to curb interference while debates on Wagner Act reform intensify.
The piece notes that since the Wagner Act of 1925 labor has fractured into three major factions, AF of L CIO and United Mine Workers, with rivalries and internal strife complicating unity. Despite talks and joint government committees, no lasting peace or labor stability has emerged.
James D. Sellers, well known farmer of the Liberty Church community, died at his home Wednesday night after an illness of several months. The funeral was conducted with services by local ministers.
Mrs Vince Brackin died near Ashford on May 4 after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at the Bonneauteer Chapel with Rev O. of Four pastes of the Rapist Church officiating. Surviving are her husband, four daughters, a son, and one sister. Pallbearers included James Folsom, Guy Folsom, and Roas Clark. Bonnesu-Jeter Company arranged the services.
A garbled OCR snippet offers unclear text about water and a possibleWeather or event but reads as fragments. No coherent names, dates, or solid facts are preserved to confirm a specific item or outcome.
Promoted soldier McNeil of Fort Hewmond Avenue receives a rank upgrade after fulfillment of service duties. Official notice confirms advancement following standard reviews and time in service with Michigan unit.
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