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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1947
Page
2
Fragmented page shows a running header for Dothan Eagle and scattered notices. It lists publication details, staff names, mailing and transcription artifacts, and various rates for classified service. The readable bits cite subscription terms and association memberships with no clear single event.
A movement led by the World Lavaeutse Foundation pushes for a universal language, backed by claims of English dominance and spelling issues. Meanwhile a Dec 26, 1965 strike at a Case plant ends with a contract that leaves workers, farmers, and consumers losing potential gains and profits.
Lela Birth Lauder sued foster father George Swanfeld of Philadelphia for 2500 dollars after a two week visit allegedly stretched into a lengthy stay. The court awarded Lauder the 2500, while Swanfeld’s attorney disclosed plans to appeal and to grant a daughter as beneficiary. The chaotic testimony portrayed a tense family dispute over improvised guardianship and profits.
Analysts describe the shift after Republicans gain influence as Democratic leaders blame both sides for past errors. The piece notes partisan scrutiny, mingled blame games, and the enduring partisan tension that colors congressional criticism across generations.
Washington weighs options on Greece amid Greek civil strife and Soviet influence. US may back a British backed government, support a Soviet controlled outcome, or withdraw. The column argues containment risks and suggests lean toward aiding Greece to avoid Soviet foothold while considering historical lessons from Latin America.
A compendium of reader letters and musings from various towns and figures. Notables include reactions to Taft and Willkie, praise for Johns Hopkins Hospital, debates on socialized medicine, and opinions on democracy, liberal arts, and free trade.
A garbled clipping blends weather notes with humorous quips about spring. References to GI's, pork prices, inflation, and motion before shifting into playful lines about drivers and a movie wreck. The piece resembles a collage of stray newspaper bits with no clear single event.
A fragmentary historical note quotes biblical lines from I Timothy 1 13 and Isaac Watts about mercy and sinners while reference to a bie juent and persecutor appears. The source text is incomplete but centers on literary or religious quotations and a date.
The 14 month strike by 8 000 workers at the J J Case Company plant in Racine Wisconsin ends with terms offered by the firm in October last year. Workers returned to duties as negotiations concluded in a settlement between the company and UAW CIO representatives.
Senator Arthur Vandenberg argues the Greek loan signals a broader U S approach, possibly defining policy across many crises. He cites Turkey and the Darantelles and questions whether Moscow and the West will table clear programs at the Moscow conference to reveal real aims and guard Western interests.
Wiregrass Post No. 3073 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will elect officers for the ensuing year at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Recreation Center. Elected positions include commander and other key posts, with post members urged to attend and participate in nominations and elections. In Boston, Mrs. George Franklin, born at Kenmore Hospital, has a son born there on St. Valentine’s Day.
Radio schedule lists multiple programs with times and hosts across networks. Notable items include World News via Broadcast at 6:15, Dennis Joay Show at 7:00, Great Gildersleeve and Paul Whiteman music segments, and various MBS features such as Crime Club and Real Life Stories.
Norman Okla UP notes William Lamont lists 100 greatest novels with 70 percent foreign and 30 percent English language works. Many small country novels remain unknown in English translations. American entries include Huckleberry Finn and works by Hawthorne and Dreiser among others.
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