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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1945

Page

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Fred Helms Last Rites Conducted

Funeral services for Fred Lee Helms thirty dee, held Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Dr. B R Justice officiating. Burial in city cemetery. Survived by wife Wilkie Gannon Helms two children Boonie and Donnie Helms, parents C Helms, seven brothers Lehman Crate Mac Porter Ewell Woodrow all of Enterprise, Huey Helmes Charleston C Reims Corpus Christi Texas, three sisters Grady Smith New Brockton Mrs Albert McDaniel Elba and Mrs Hosea Forehand Bonifay. Active pallbearers named O V Waters Rex Forehand Terrell Hayes Hinton Lewis Joe Frank Cowdrey Clifford Gillenwater.

Enterprise Pumere Lo Helms Dee Opp First Baptist Church B R Justice Burie Searcy Fitnesss Wilgie Gannon Helms Boonie Donnie Helmar C. Helms Lehman Crate Mac Porter Ewell Woodrow Huey Helme Charleston Narvia Reims U. & Navy Corpus Christi Texas Grady Smith New Brockton Albert McDaniel Elba Hosea Bonifay O V Waters Rex

Food aid debates risk United States credibility

Officials warn that delaying food shipments could undermine U S reliability in international relations during the war. J K Bemmett, head of the FEA food allocations division, cautioned that missing international obligations on food might create embarrassing moments for the United States. The FEA oversees lend lease and foreign relief programs while green vegetables bought for aid are kept at room temperature to retain vitamins.

United States J. K. Bemmett FEA

Napier Chaplain Kiwanis Speaker At Napier Meeting

Napier Field chaplain Wilhem B Guid addressed the Kiwanis club here with a talk titled Wes Arr 1 Fighting The Man Thought of Men da Service Tomey. The gathering announced the cancellation of the international convention due to travel limits, with Vice President Prine Loughlin presiding for President T. A Shealy.

Wilhem Guid Napier Field Gomepraker Kisatas Chad Meaer Brith.berg Menda Service Tomey Ue Cancellaaun Mua Office of Defense Prine Loughlin Fer Pbeenre T. A Shealy

Bombing raid hits Japanese targets in Nagoya region

Early waves of the air raid on Amagaseki and Sacal near Buburbet show B-29 crews facing intensified anti aircraft fire. Capt. R. T. Eakes from Philadelphia reports enemy gunners leaping to action, while the attack aims to shorten the war with a bold blow.

Induginia Plenix Buburbet Amagaseki Sacal St Totyo Nagoya Gsaxe Dammaddie Chordu nH.de Rosy R. T. Eakes Philadelphis Buse

Movie admission costs urged to be capped nationwide

Bowles proposed in a letter to Wagner that movie admission prices, which rose 88 1 2 percent from June 1241 to last December, be prevented from climbing further. He blamed higher costs from Collinge on admissions, urged ceilings on prices show houses pay for film rentals, a rise of 25 to 30 percent in these costs, and said action should cover all amusements including sports and legitimate theater.

Bowies Wagner Bowles

Institutional Users Lose Surplus Points Recall Program Amid Ration Changes

The county rationing board outlines recall steps for surplus points among institutional users. Officials will deduct recalled pots or pounds from current or future allotments after reviewing inventory reports, with adjustments calculated to balance the system.

UPA Douek Laresios Ame Cale Houston Rae Caumumer

Absentee Ballot Deadline Push In City Primary

Tomorrow marks the last day to issue absentee ballots in the City primary to nominate a commissioner for a three year term. Smith Hall, acting chairman of the City Democratic Executive Committee, said 18S ballots had been issued through yesterday with today and tomorrow likely pushing total past 200. Three candidates are running to succeed Commissioner Myles A Miller: Dr. J C Bates, John D Ayres, and Dan Jerkins.

Smith Hall City Democratic Executive Committee Myles A. Miller J. C. Bates John D. Ayres Dan Jerkins

Geneva Teachers Hold Institute

Geneva County teachers held their annual spring institute at Geneva High School with Mrs. A. J. Latimer presiding. Secretary Mrs. Lillie T. Fain, reports from chairs Mrs. J. C. Martin, Mrs. Mae H. Turner, Miss Jessie Mae Metcalf, Mrs. Charity Hawley and Miss Grace Oliver were presented. guest speaker Dr. C. B. Smith of Troy State Teachers College was introduced by Superintendent J. R. Collins.

Geneva Anual Spring Institute Geneva County Wea Geneva High School A. J. Latimer Geneva County Teachers Association Lillie T. Fain J. C. Martin Mae H. Turner Jessie Mae Metcalf Charity Hawley Grace Oliver C. B. Smith Troy State Teachers College J. 3. Collins

Doughboy Opera Brings Draftees Light Hearted Show in Cologne

Army men crowded into a makeshift stage in a Cologne venue, dressing room corridors serving as the performance space. Pvt. Jack D. Robertson recalls a glittering, improvised show with Seven DIANOS and improvised instruments, featuring wartime characters and a lively boogie woogie vibe. The impromptu opera included soldiers like Pte Robert Huddleston and Pvt. William Waller among cast members, with a funeral notice for infant Carol Sue McKinney appended to the item.

Cologne Bowery Admiral Jack D. Robertson Logan Romeo Juliet Siegfried Sam Clariet Saint Tools Caal Robert Huddleston Line Ville Ala Pie George W. L. Sego Florence William Waller Clayton Adrian W Kilpatrick Cherokee William C. Buck Wynnton Street Columbus

Card Playing Upstages Midwife Meeting in Henstes County

A fragmented OCR note describes three midwives in Henstes County allegedly gathering to play cards during a health committee meeting. The scene shifts with downstairs and upstairs rooms misaligned, decor sinks failing, and the women reportedly stripping to explain their absence while staff note a health records mix up involving the card playing incident.

Henstes Weir Ag Fe Merteg Babe Seem Corén Clerbs

Death Faces Negro Accused In Assault

TUSCALOOSA Ala API Johnny B South the old year old Abernant Negro faces death in the electric chair as a result of being found guilty of raping a middle aged white woman. A circuit court jury retried the verdict after two days of evidence. The victim, a Coffee Junction resident in Tuscaloosa County, testified he came to her door and asked to buy eggs. After the verdict, South was moved to Kilby Prison near Montgomery under escort by state highway patrol.

Tuscaloosa Ala Johnny B. South Abernant Coffee Junction Tuscaloosa County Smith Kilby Montgomery Jefferson County Birmingham

King Z Hendrix Dies At Hartford

Funeral services for King Zalma Hendrix ninety two died at his Hartford home after a short illness were held at Pondtown Church with several ministers officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery Holman of Hartford directing Surviving daughter Mrs M L Wilkes and son B A Hendrix, a brother M S Hendrix Millylle Florida.

Hartford Zalma Hendrix Pondtown Church A. G. Thomas J. H. Dykes J. F. McLeod, Jr Mr. York Burisl Holman Ace Mra M. L. Wilkes B. A. Hendrix Path of M.S. Hendrix Millylle Fla

Eufaula Scout Troop 11 Seeks Charter Renewal

Eufaula Troop 11 of the Southeast Alabama Council seeks charter renewal. Kiwanis Club sponsors the unit, organized in 1938. Scoutmaster H H Pearson and assistants Robert A Hornsby Ramser Stanbury named. Sixteen to twenty eight boys in troop region with Eagle Scouts James Johnston and George Peake Jr among leaders.

Eufaula Southeast Alabama Council Mary Frances Patronis Kiwanis Club H. H. Pearson Robert A. Hornsby Ramser Stanbury Francis Toner James I. Jackson A. M. Earle H.P. Husham George Peake, Jr James Johnston Joe Brown Drew Phillips Sam Fitzgerald Chester Tomberlin George Sehmuuling

Georgian Bonded On Burglary Charge

Edgar Everett of Donalsonville Georgia was bound over to the grand jury after a first degree burglary charge. Judge Saxon P. Poyner set bond at 1. H W Knapp of Donalsonville had a similar case discharged. Both men were wounded when allegedly attempting to break into J H Gibbs home near Gardon last week. Gibbs swore out the burglary warrant.

Edgar Everett Donalsonville Saxon P. Poyner H. W. Knapp J. H. Gibbs Gardon Everett Gibbs

New Giant Carrier Ready On March 20

Newport News Va AP The 45000 ton aircraft carrier Midway will be christened and towed into the James River from its building dock on March 20. The ship can carry more than 80 twin engined planes and will be christened by Mrs Bradford Williams Ripley Jr of Dayton Ohio widow of a Navy lieutenant killed in a Pacific crash and daughter of James M Cox.

Newport News Midway James River Bradford Williams Ripley Dayton Ohio Leutenant Pacific James M. Cox

Eastern Front Battles Around Stettin to Danzig

Russian forces press along the Oder and around Stettin as Zhukov concentrates west of the river and Rokossovsky tightens the siege of Gdynia. German and Soviet reports clash over progress while Red Army artillery shells targets in Adlershorst and the port approaches Königsberg.

Frost Kuestrin Aoa Ibresizond Sud Octis Berlin Frost Gerden Stetina Gubtn Neisee Ives Konev Bern Stettin Frankfurs Guben Fost Weil Koenigsberg Moscow Bay of Danzig Konstantin K Rokossovsky Gdymaz Danzig Frankfst Gregory K. Zhukov Oder Frankfurt Zhukov The Altdamm Dammscher See Gdynia Rokossovsky Adleshorst Golybia Koberg Pomeranian Volkssturm

Rhine River Bridgeheads and Rhine Crossings Reported

Army dispatches describe Pontoon bridges across the Rhine south of the Ludendorff bridge and a growing Rhine bridgehead. German reports note new crossings near Honnef and Xoenigswinster as Allied forces push toward Cologne and the Ruhr while bombers and artillery pound the area. Allied prisoners and casualties are tallied as First, Third, and Ninth Armies advance, with combined German losses reflecting Ike’s aim to destroy Germans west of the Rhine.

Coblenz Moselle Third Army Rhine Ludendorff Honnef Xoenigswinter Cologne Ruhr Lower Rhine Wester Supreme Bane Germany Seventh Army Roer Pallen Atkherp Ninth Armes Siegfried Line Eisenhower Geroans

Case notes on Goldie Elrad sentence by Judge Allen Cox

The case involving Goldie Howard Elrad was continued as the convicted defendants await sentencing by Judge Allen Cox. The record notes that some defendants paid only a small portion of taxes due.

Goldie Howard Elrad Allen Cox

Roosevelt and Allies Hold Crises Aboard Move Toward San Francisco

The article recounts President Roosevelt's 63rd birthday aboard a plane en route to Yalta. It describes Churchill Stalin and Roosevelt at the Crimea conference, their dynamics, and key decisions on postwar Europe including Germany occupation, an international security organization, Polish borders, and Yugoslavia governance.

Jan Gortuger Bmw Abe Sup Mix Boettiger Matsa Churchill Pacific Junot Stalin Mr. Roosevelt Anna Crimea Roosevelt Yelta Livadia Stalio Stalin Russia France Germany Allied Control Commission Berlin Britain International Security Council Council United States China International Security Organization San Francisco

Invasion advances through Pacific and Asia theater report

The report details rapid early gains in the Pacific campaign with eight villages captured after 48 hours and two airfields seized including a bomber field 215 miles from Borneo. It notes the First Cavalry Division reaching Antipolo east of Manila, heavy fighting along the Shimbu Line, and air bombardment impacts on Formosa and shipping near Hong Kong and French Indo-China.

Zamboanga Borneo Ava Antipolo Shimbu Marikina Manila Takao Formosa Taito Hongkong

Oratorical Contest Scheduled At Ozark

OZARK Ninth District Amenean Lepto oratorical contest set for Dale County High School Friday. Commander J Howard Jokornn announced names of AY County winners from Barbour Bullock Colfer Dale Geneva Henry Houston and Pike counties who will compete in the district event.

Ozark Amenean Lepto Ofretoricel Dale County J. Howard Jokornn AY County Barbour Bullock Colfer Dale Geneva Henry Houston Pike

Institute Seeks Expanded Research and Secrecy Pact

A Southern institute pins a multi hundred thousand dollar funding plan to advance research, secrecy with a sponsor, and exclusive property rights for discoveries. The group targets peanut studies, wartime research, and expanded resources across Southeastern states to boost Alabama’s scientific infrastructure.

Institute Ind Lazier South Alabama Southeast

Joe J Childs Dies Funeral At Hartford

Joe J Childs 41, of Hartford, died last Friday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Chepel Chapel with the Rev Keay Childs, Rev A G T Ps, and Rev J H Dykes officiating. Burial followed at Hulman Cemetery. Surviving are three children Bruce Childs, US Army in the Pacific, Car Child of Fort Gainer Ga, and Mrs W Heime. also Mary Richards, Mrs Emma Bates of Hurting, and Berths Carmichael of Newine.

Hartford Fuseral Doe Lo Childs Martford Borptet Hele Mondse Mernoan Chepel Keay Childs A. GT J. H Dykes Ve Barthes Hulman Therge Chiles U.S Fort Gainer Heime Mary Richards Hurting Berths Carmichael Newine Emma Bates Trov

Officials prepare voting training for Mardy City primary

Officials appoint to term g voting machines in Mardy City primaries will attend instruction conducted by Jay Saxon and Poyner rs m a care. The class will be paid for attending the school or serving at the election under state regulations. The school of instruction explains what voting machines are used.

Mardy City Jay Saxon P. Poyner Rs & m

Cantueed Fréts 2age-tee rural banking and farming plan

A fragment outlines continued efforts to support rural banks and farm development. It emphasizes state market setup, crop suitability, large facilities storage, and financing with banks, aiming to foster agri objectives, youth clubs, soil improvement, weed eradication, and better farm records and marketing.

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