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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1950

Page

8

Native Of Wiregrass Honored By Britain For Action In Italy

Birmingham Army captain Crawford Howell Dawsey born in Wiregrass area receives the Military Cross for meritorious service and gallant conduct in Italy between January and May 1944. Despite heavy counter fire he remained exposed to ensure his men reached shelter and was severely wounded in the face. He later earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. his wife and family reside in Birmingham. He was stationed at Camp Rucker during Japan's surrender.

Birmingham Wiregra Crawford Howell Davies Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Ark Dausey Casino Italy Davey 83Rd Field Artillery Dave Dawsey Captain Dawsey Mot Springs W. Raleigh Dawsey Dempsey D Dawsey Fendern Houston Daysey Camp Rucker

Annual Banquet Held By School's DO Club

The Diversified Occupations Club of Dothan High School held its annual employer employee banquet at the Houston Hotel on Thursday night with about 101 attendees. Club colors blue and gold decorated the hall while Jimmy Lashley presided and participants included Roland McLain June Givens Lazar Casey Brooks Darrah Walter Gov Wills Norman Williams Farris Walker and Will McGal ivary. Bill Homola spoke on What Is the DC Club. Instructors were among the guests.

Club of Dothan High School Houston Hotel Jimmy Lashley Roland McLain Lashley June Givens Lazar Casey Brooks Darrah Walter Gov Wills Norman Williams Farris Walker Will McGalivary Bill Homola Mus

Early Commissioners Vote Aid To Library

Blakely county officials, led by W. B. Bostwick, vote to support the Early County Library with 50 dollars monthly prior to 1947. The Welfare Board chairman’s appeal prompts the board to share child welfare costs, five percent of the total funded via state and federal sources. All five commissioners attend the session.

Welfare Board J. S Hartsfield Uty W. B Bostwick CE Martin Sam Ray Chandler Theo White J. B. Gaiden

Rabies Examinations Of Area Animals Made

Rabies tests at the Dothan Branch Laboratory averaged one per day last week. Five animal heads were examined. four were foxes and one a dog. Two foxes were from Dale county, one from Ozark via Bill Martins and one via James Ouilay. A dog from Abbeville brought by Wade Searcy showed no history. A Houston County rabid fox was traced to Oris Harper’s brother on Ashford route one. A fox head sent by C. D Rogers near Bascomb Florida was rabid and had bitten a sow and threatened Rogers’ father, per lab records.

Dothan Dale County Bill Martins Ozark James Ouilay Martin Abbevile Wade Searcy Houston County Oris Harper Ashford C. D Rogers Bascomb Fla Jne Rogers

Winter Bird Census Counts 31 Species in Duluth Area

The Duluth Bird Club report shows 31 bird species wintering in the area. Leading the list are the herring gull, American red-eyed? goldeneye, English sparrow, starling, and old squaw.

Duluth, Minn

Boat collision damages 171 foot vessel in Uxbridge

A 171 foot boat owned by Fred Patnick was damaged when it collided with two automobiles on a road in Uxbridge. The craft was trailer mounted and being towed from Mendon to Florida. Angela Riggs W. W. Russell principal T G Vaughan and Bruce Flurry city education head are noted in the report.

Uxbridge Mass Fred Patnck Mendon Florida Anaeila Riggs W. W. Russell Pricipal T G. Vaughan Bruce Flurry

Perugia City Lives In Past And Loves It

Perugia in central Italy, a 90,000 strong city, is a living medieval chapter. The town centers on cobblestone streets and a 700-year-old university for foreigners. It traces back 2000 years to Roman times and the ancient Etruscan era atop the Tiber valley ridge.

Perugia Italy Philip Clarke Cesare Borgia Alexander VI Universiy

Perugia Through Ages A Glimpse Of Its Ancient Marvels

The article surveys Perugia's switch from Etruscan roots to Roman Augusta Perusia with the Arch of Augustus and the Basilica of Saint Peter. It notes Gothic palaces, a 15th century municipal palace, a vast 24 percent unemployed figure, and a 2 million dollar weed control effort amid a historic skyline.

Perugia Rome Hannibal Bagtons Lake Travinceno Auagustus Saint Peter Uryas IV Martin IV Etary San Lorenga Uring Peruala Municipai Palace

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