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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

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Dothan Group To Attend Hospital Meet In Montgomery

A large delegation of Dothan citizens is expected at the Alabama Hospital Association meeting in Montgomery over two days. Speakers include Albert C. Whitehall and Dr. D G Gill. A round-table closes Friday program and Governor Folsom will attend the Friday banquet. Saturday features Red Cross nurse training, nursing and diet therapy talks, and state hospital planning discussions. Delegations from all sections of Alabama will attend.

Dothan Alabama Hospital Association Montgomery Jefferson Davis Hotel Albert C. Whitehall D. G. Gill State Health Department Whitehall American Hospital Association Otf Alabama Gill James Stephens University of Minnesota James E. Folsom B. F. Austin American Red Cross Red Cross Walter Bragg Smith Alabama State Nurses Association Lurene Grant Baptist Birmingham Patricia Fuller Aloia Rebel Review

Six ships converge on sinking tanker Fort Dearborn

Honolulu AP report says six ships converged on the Maritime Commission tanker Fort Dearborn after it broke in two about 800 miles northwest of Honolulu. The Navy sent a search plane to the scene. Fort Dearborn carried 110,000 barrels of oil with 43 men aboard after departing San Francisco en route to Shanghai on March 4.

Honolulu Maritime Commission Fort Dearborn Navy San Francisco Shanghai

Greek foreign minister hails Truman plan as hopeful for Greece

Gilmore's Moscow dispatch notes Russian concern over the American proposal. Communist circles in Greece express displeasure, while London's Daily Worker claims the move aims to shield Greece and Turkey's rulers. In Athens, Tsaldaris sends Truman gratitude and optimism about Greece's future.

Gilmore Moscow Dispatch United States Russia Greece London Communist Daily Worker Turkey Athens Constantin Tsaldaris Truman Congress

Crop insurance claims rise as fires threaten cotton yields

Culbreth notes about 485 contracts for the 1947 cotton crop insured in the county office and estimates total claims may exceed 509. Some 1946 claims from Houston County await Washington clearance but farmers with losses remain entitled to collect under the government contract.

Culbreth Houston County Washington

Diplomatic Debate Over Germany and Eastern Mediation

Diplomatic figures debate Germany policy at Washington focusing on two key issues. The Eastern Mediterranean is seen as most critical as Britain and the United States urge the Soviet Union to yield control of eastern Germany. Council discussions delay decisions until ministers address the broader German question.

Germany Marshall Washington Mediterranean Greece Turkey Muara@iai Greec Dardanelles SwaAet Loyok Britain United States Tinir Soviet Union

Hearing in progress for murder suspects

A habeas corpus hearing is under way before Circuit Judge D. C. Halstead for Willie B. Finn and Carrie Collins. Indicted by the grand jury on first degree murder charges in the Ruby Lee Collins case. The shooting occurred on Wednesday night January 29 near a store on Toston and Blackshear streets. Finn and the Collins woman are expected to be tried at the May term of circuit court.

Finn Collins

VEW Nominates Officers For Year At Meeting

At the semi monthly Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering officers were nominated for the new year. A delegation was selected to attend the Alabama Hospital Association meeting in Montgomery tomorrow. Delegates include BL Walker Ber May Parson Wiliam Griggs Billy Stasmusen H W Hilson J J Setup and Nick Saad. Election of VEW officers will be held at the fourth Wednesday in March.

Veterans of Foreign Wars

Unclear origin to delay mission prompts new bids

Fragmentary OCR text suggests delays to a mission, mentions names like Hanna, New England, and items about proposals and administration. Readable facts are minimal. no coherent event or entities can be established for a reliable summary.

David F Sullivan Dies At Donalsonville

Donalsonville native David Franklin Sullivan, seventy, died at his home in Cairo, Georgia after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Nazarene in Donalsonville with Rev. Henry Peterson officiating. Burial followed in the Donalsonville cemetery. Surviving are three sons Ralph Sullivan of Dothan, Willie Sullivan of Columbus, and Lee Sullivan of Cairo. three daughters Mrs N Bryant of Jakin, Mrs E Wilkerson of Miami, and Miss Erelyn Sullivan of Bethany. a sister Mrs G E Funderbank of Moultrie. sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Donalsonville David Franklin Sullivan Donalsonsville Cairo Church of the Nazarene Henry Peterson Doralsonville Evans and Son Ralph Sullivan Dothan Willie Sullivan Columbus Lee Sullivan N. Bryant N. Bryant, Jakin E. Wilkerson Miami Erelyn Sullivan Bethany Okla G. E. Funderbank Moultrie

Tax cuts and labor clashes shape postwarBudget debates

Hearings open on a proposed 20 percent income tax cut viewed by Rep Route to ease future deficits while Snyder urges restraint until 1948 surplus prudence. Labor committee flags union practices raising costs as it probes new labor laws amid threats and tension with the AFL. Senate and House move toward presidential term limits, communism scrutiny, newsprint relief, and atomic confirmation debates.

Routec R-Minn Loose Ways and Means Committee Secretary of the Treasury Snyder House Labor Committee Harold Ahlers New York Produce New York AFL Ablers Congress Knutson Bridges Rnite Mr. Truman Greece Turkey Rep Hertley House Labor Scummiitee Kearns Hartley Schwellenbach A. F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railway Tipp Tr-Nj Heise Committee Commmunist

Flora Jean Long Dies At Abbeville

Abbeville special obituary for Flora Jean Long daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Long of Abbeville who died at her home early this morning Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at the residence with Rev Mark A Lower and Rev Paul Duffey officiating Burial in the city cemetery Kennedy in charge Survived by her parents a brother William C Long of Anniston

Abbeville Flora Jean Long J. B. Long Mark A. Lower The Baptist Church Paul Duffey Kennedy William C. Long Anniston

Charlie C Lee 68 Dies At Ozark Home

Funeral services for Charlie Cuthbert Lee aged sixty eight will be held at Piney Grove Church at 2 pm Friday with Rev Dan DuByis officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Holman Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are his widow four sons two brothers three sisters and a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Harvey Lee Webb Lizzie Fowler Tice Fowler Dothan Ella Fowler Geneva

Malone High Band To Parade Saturday

Malone high school band will parade in the business section Saturday at 4 p m to announce the regular spring concert in the high school auditorium Friday March 21. The concert includes required numbers for the Northwest Florida Music Festival and features a cornet trio by June May Ruth Garret and Ann Hughes a baritone solo by Douglas McMillan a trombone specialty by J W Jordan Kathryn Patrick Bobby Eldridge and Eunice Pettes A toy band made by elementary children will be a special feature Proceeds support band uniform purchases Ivy May Johnson directs the Malone band.

Malone Malone High School Ruth Garret Ann Hughes Douglas McMillan J. W. Jordan Kathryn Patrick Bobby Eldridge Eunice Pettes Ivy May Johnson

Alabama political rifts loom as March hearings set

A judiciary committee announced a March 19 hearing on proposed revisions to the Buswell voter qualification amendment. The plan would remove the requirement that registrants "explain" the Constitution. House leaders, including Gessper T. McCorvey, pressed for changes as a White-backed effort to curb Black registration and reform voting rules.

Alabama Judiciary Buswell Gessper T. McCorvey State Domineralie Executive Committee Tas Duriig McCorves BE. C. Buswell Geneva Richard ‘I’. Rives Montgomery Bruce Airey Kilby State Prison John Morrow Willard McCall Birmingham Frank Boswell State Pardon - Parole Board Airey Ror R R.istacke University of Dental College Bryce Hospital Tuscaloosa Searcy Hospital Partlow State School

Tel Aviv Bank Robbery Reported At Noon

Masked gunmen armed with tommy guns and pistols robbed the Ashraf Bank in central Tel Aviv at midday, escaping with about $60,000. Authorities pursued possible leads as details remained scarce.

Tel Aviv Jerusalem Ashraf

Verdi Opera Aida Debut in Cairo on December 24 1971

The premiere of Verdi's Aida took place in Cairo Egypt on December 24 1971. The historic opening featured a Cairo audience and marked a landmark event in opera history.

Verdi Aida Cairo Egypt

Congress weighs Greece Turkey aid in sharp Greece tension

Senate leaders push for early action while President Truman seeks loans to Greece and Turkey and power to train troops and supervise relief. Vandenberg urges rapid agreement with careful limits on troops and conditions. Congress debates restrictions, including no direct troop use, aid tied to relief, and possible removal of King George. Proposals split along party lines amid fear of a wider war with Russia.

Vandenberg Navy State Department Congress House Truman Senate Greece Turkey King George Tutt Onlos Senate Republican Policy Committee Vanedenberg Russia Taft Ohio Poland Yugoslavia Romania Bulgaria United Nations United States Overlund Woussii Brooks Crwh Soviet Union Brooks Russell 0-Gad Appropriations Committee George Inn Russell White House

Proof spirit alcohol content clarity note

A standard proof spirit is defined by its alcohol by volume content, stated as 57.27 percent alcohol by volume. The reference marks this level as the established measure for proof spirit in the cited context.

Livestock prices fall at Georgia and Alabama plants

Livestock receipts across eight major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and other cities totaled 400 cattle 250 calves and 2000 hogs. Hog prices mostly 50 cents lower than Wednesday with barrows and gilts 180 pounds up to 24.00 and lighter weights down to 12.50 to 19.00. Cattle and calve quotes varied by grade with milked stockers and cows mostly steady to lower.

Thomasville Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Dothan Ala Jacksonville Tallahassee Fla Montgomery Fed.State Mkt. News Soc Union Stock Yards

Collision Charged to Cab Driver Here

taxi driver Jimmy Lee Owens was charged by city police with drunkenness and collision after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by G. R. Young on N. Alice Street near Powell and North streets about nine o clock last night. Young reported heavy damage to the parked car.

Jimmy Lee Owens N. Alice St Powell North Streets Owens G. R. Young Young

Apna Toon Describes Long South American Tordh

A fragment notes that the Apna, a South American tordh, proves to be as much as eight inches long.

Wisconsin Governor Walter Goodland Dies at 84

Wisconsin Governor Walter S Goodland, called a tough old codger, died at the executive mansion of a heart attack at age 84. Lt. Gov. Oscar Rennebohm will succeed him as Wisconsin’s top executive. Goodland had just entered his bid for a third term and served as acting governor in 1943-44 after Loomis’s death.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Walter Samuel Goodland Oscar Rennebohm Goodland Orland S. Loomis Loomis State Supreme Court

Dothan Legion Post Will Meet Tonight

The regular meeting of the American Legion post in Dothan will be held tonight at 7 30 o clock at the Recreation Center. Com-

Dothan Legion Post American Legion Post of Dothan Recreation Center

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