Tass Tems Cards Agreed For Vats Meeting
Items and terms reached on Tuesday March 12 1946 at the Tass Tems hall as officials closed on the plan. The meeting dealt with emails and related procedures to be observed.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
2
Dothan ministers move to exclude Catholics and Jews
The Dothan Ministerial Association voted to change by laws to bar Catholic and Jewish members. Five opposed, one abstained, four attempted action, while a Jewish rabbi and Catholic priest were absent. The write says such bigotry echoes Hitler and harms religious unity. it urges repudiation by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Dothan Ministerial Association
Sid
Hitler
Warning to U S Troops on Soviet Criticism in Germany
In Wuerzburg, American occupation troops were ordered by a lieutenant colonel to refrain from criticizing the Soviet Union in the presence of German people. The rule aims to shield Germanfeeling and maintain relations with Russia, restricting public anti Soviet remarks among troops while allowing private warnings at home or to Congress. The policy signals deeper aims beyond mere discipline or courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuerzburg
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Ed Field
Tne
Selma
Ala
Times- Journal
England
Congress
Speech and patriotism amid wartime rumors in the ranks
A colonel warns troops about propaganda from German sources and urges discipline. He cites German women present, recalls Pearl Harbor and Elbe casualties, and cautions that free speech is tempered by dangers of stirring enemy sentiment. He denies inviting hate and stresses unity against Nazism.
Byrd Sees Federal Payroll Rise Despite Demobilization
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia criticizes the federal payroll for January showing an overall increase when war department reductions are excluded. He notes rises in Veterans Administration Treasury Post Office and other agencies while reemploying veterans remains a priority amid shifts of war service staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Byrd
Anyony
Byrd
Navy
War
Veterans Administration
Treasury Department
Postoffice Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commerce Department
Interior Department
Labor Department
Atomic energy power shift faces Truman clash
Wallace warns military control fears as Senate Atomic Energy bill would place energy under armed authority. Truman opposes. Senate and House committees split on approach, Groves dismissed by some scientists, veterans housing vote prompts “VAV” labels for lawmakers. Railroad dispute looming, arbitration boards hear wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alem Betile Warrits
Wallace
Washington
Tonfer
Harry Truman
Truman
Capitol HI
Senate Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy
Abme
Atomic Energy Ia
Presidential Commission On Atomic Energy
Senate
House
Senate Committee On
Capitol Hall
Andrew May
Military Affairs Committee
McMahon
Connecticut
Leslie Groves
Groves
Harold Urey
Congress
Republic
Ike Charles LaFollette
Indiana
George Bender
Ohio
Bob Hunnewan
Barden
Brown
Camp
Colmer
Miss
Cox
Cravens
Ark
Tdough
Roe
Rinsell
Tex
Slaughter
Smith
Val Sumpeiy
Tea Tarver
Gaz Vinson
Gat Whitten
Miss. Whittington
Chicago
Southern U S Opinion on England Russia War Policy
John Temple Graves argues the South should back England and reject isolationism while balancing relations with Russia. He warns against military merger with Britain and urges a policy of accommodation with Russia, preserving democracy and free lands as a path to peace. The piece reflects mid-century Anglo American and isolationist tensions in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Woodrow Wilson
Russia
England-in-misery
Churchill
Washington
Free Lands
Radio Programs On The Networks Tuesday Schedule
Radio listings detail an assortment of programs across networks with news, dramas, comedies, and musical acts. Key names include Jack Smith, Raymond Gram Swing, The Green Hornet, Johnny Desmond, Abner, Jody drama, Love Story, Five Minutes Story Teller, Red Skelton, Hoover Hop, Supper Club, and Arthur Hale with various time slots and show types noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdat
Dia
Nbe Basle
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs
Raymond Gram Swink
Nbe
Basle
Ebc
Cha
Harkness
Abe-Weat
Johnny Desmond
Cbs Lam
Abner
Eimer Davis
Abe Tso
Jody
Abe Toniaace
Love Story
Cba
Rild—Amot
Andy
Eba
Guy Lembacho
Vibbar McGee
Molly Shaw
Oba
Jace
Aba Jont
Stopak
Orch
Che
Red Skelton
Ebs Hoover Hop
Stamford Addresses Dothan Rotarians
Frank Stamford spoke on Life Insurance before the weekly meeting of the Dothan Rotary Club yesterday. He was introduced by Dr. G. Evans. Guests included George Kerlin C Davis Tunn Roy Blackburn and George Davis of Marianna Bob Howard S C Stephens Sergeant Herlong and Myer Blumberry of Dothan. New officers elected included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stamford
Dothan
Goodbye to Switzerland After Brief World War II Leave Visit
A departing American traveler writes from Bern praising Switzerland for hospital hospitality, stunning scenery, and preserved traditions. He notes a 30 year clock tower, a legendary ogre statue, and locals offering help at corners, as he and Mrs. Mack reflect on the country’s charm before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Bern
Au Revoir
Switzerland
Aspland
Germany
Mrs. Meek
Alps
Mrs. Mack and
Frontier
Frances
20000 Foxes Killed Annually In Ohio
Columbus Ohio reports that at least 20000 foxes are killed in Ohio each year. The fox is labeled vermin with a bounty varying by county. Authorities doubt higher bounties would reduce the kill. Records note red fox cycles of scarcity and abundance roughly every ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio
Ohio Division of Conservation
Hudson Bay Co
Half Were Soldiers
Half of the 32 presidents served as soldiers in their careers including Washington Monroe Jackson Van Buren Harrison Tyler Taylor Buchanan Lincoln Pierce Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Truman. The volcanic eruption topic notes cooling effects on global temperatures from dust blocking sun rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Mon-roe
Jackson
W. H. Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Pierce
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
B. Harrison
McKinley
T. Roosevelt
Truman
Mount
Asama
Japan
Income Tax Quiz and Filing Basics Clarified
Tax collector explains how to handle estimates and declarations for wage earners and self employed individuals. It covers who must file Form 1040 ES estimates, filing deadlines such as March 15 for farmers, and how to adjust estimates if income changes. It also notes using the guide to compute taxes under new rates and mentions a final reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henex
Intereal Bélter
Howev
Congress
Diplomatic Privileges For 1500 UNO Staff Visitors
Washington reports that about 1,500 United Nations staff and visitors will receive diplomatic privilege. They will live in special lodges, be international citizens, and enjoy exemption from many laws and taxes. While on official duties they act immune, but face ordinary suits otherwise. The UN will register names with the secretary and privilege may extend to delegates and agencies as the Assembly expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arxe
Washington
United Nations
United S
UNO
United
Belgium
Darmage
Carlisle
Ican
Weton
United Natt
United Nation
Tras
Ure
Eee
Latore
States
Fragmentary Psalm Verse Quote Fragment
A damaged OCR snippet presents a biblical verse fragment about the needy and promises, with incomplete phrasing and uncertain attribution, mentioning the Psalms and a reflection on memory and care for the poor.
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