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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1950

Page

2

Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass

Chic Eddie D Keiley said today that Johnie Pearl Evans a Regie woman was jailed last night on a lottery charge and released under bond. Kelley said she had approximately 1 000 lottery tickets in her possession when arrested. JPRIVER BOOKED A 2 year old male listed as Shel by Owens was arrested last night on drunken driving charges according to police records. CHICKENS GONE J. M. Massee at 800 South Cates wheet today reported theft of four chickens from henhouse at his residence. He told police they belonged to one of his ten children. PRODUCERS WEET Dr F G Granger announced the regular monthly meeting of Houston County Producers Association at the Ashford state market Friday at 7 20 p m Friday will also be the deadline for truck farmers to apply for tomato plants dng purchased under a cooperative plan of the market Granger said The meeting will involve a general discussion of truck crops to be grown by Houston County farmers and handled through the Ashford market according to Granger

Lotyrly Eddie D. Keiley Johnie Pearl Evans Kelley Jpriver Mad Shelby Owens J. M. Massee South Cates Henhowse F. G. Granger Mousten County

Turkey Dinner Highlight For Local Men’s Club Meet

The Men’s Club of the Fas Methodist Church announces a turkey dinner at 7 p.m. with featured speaker Terri D Paden, superintendent of the Gest Bla Factory for the Blind, joining Mra Hugh Spann’s circle.

Mra Hugh Spann Fas Methodist Mt. Terrid Sf Paden Ev Veuahs Gest Bla Bilnd

Casey Spredyad Bride Debacle at Church

A bride left at the church by Casey Spredyad faces scrutiny as the groom and his father plus other relatives become the focus. Police uncover a separate case where an informant is nabbed for unpaid taxes, with a reward noted for retirement but not reported on the return.

Casey Spredyad Balk Ang Pol Bureau

Farm price supports and acreage allotments in 1950 crop context

The text outlines price supports for potatoes under marketing agreements with provisions for a pro vent devised by the secretary. For 1961 supports apply only to potatoes under a marketing quota system. Cotton allotments set minimums at 65 percent of the 1948 47 48 average and not below 45 percent in any year. The 1950 crop totals are projected to 22 250 000 acres with an estimate of 2 000 000 unused acres to be added.

Rep Cooley D-Nc

Labour Victorious In Third Vote Test In Parliament

London AP report says Britain's Labour Government defeated a Conservative motion of censure led by Winston Churchill by 289 to 260, widening its margin to 19. Chancellor Bly Stafford Cripps announced plans to expand the National Health Service and urged budget discipline across departments. Health Minister Aneurin Bevan led NHS requests for extra funds, while Cripps warned future cuts and proportional health spending to other vital services. The party had won two previous parliamentary challenges within six days, with the government clinging to a slim Labour majority of six seats.

London Britain Winston Churchill Bly Stafford Cripps Exchequer House of Commons National Health ‘Service National Health Service Labor Party Aneurin Bevan Sir Stafford Attock

Edwards Walkout Delegate at 1943 Democratic Convention

Eight committee members will be elected in May primaries from Alabama's nine congressional districts. Smyer helped found the States Rights movement. Henry Sweet’s firing as State Docks Director fuels Governor race issues as Bruce Henderson vows to curb executive patronage. Elbert Booex promotes Auburn over Alabama after last year’s 14-13 victory.

Edwards Smyer Alabama Henry Sweet Bruce Henderson Sweet James E. Folsom Phillip J. Hamm Menderson Elbert Booex Auburn

Veterans and farmers benefit from new FHA repair loans

The program gives priority to 16 veterans and families of deceased service members. It offers up to 1000 for minor farm repairs, secured by mortgages with existing liens considered. County committees help with eligibility, assess farm value, and may inspect and interview the farmer before recommending to FHA.

Evangelist to Start Series of Lectures in Dothan

Evangelist Allen Walker will begin a series of lectures tonight at the Library Auditorium in Dothan. The theme is The World Today In The Light of Bible Prophecy. The first talk starts at 7 30 p m and is titled What Is Ahead For Russia And the United States. The public is invited.

Allen Walker Dothan Library Russia United States

Deaths in Wiregrass region prompt multiple funeral notices

Funeral services are planned for William D. Newton seventy two at Piney Grove Church on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Surviving relatives include a brother in Dothan and four sisters in Georgia and Florida. Also listed are obituaries for John Dawson Card and Mrs Myra Wendtlandt Ashford, with service details and survivors. A separate notice reports Mrs Callie Sherrer seventy nine dying of pneumonia in Enterprise and burial at Pleasant Cemetery with local clergy officiating.

W. D. Newton William D. Newton Midland City Piney Grove Church Akin Church Johne ‘Son Funeral Home J.T. Newton Dothan R. L. Clark Columbus A. D. Post Atlanta CM. Skipper Madrid H. B. Blephenson Panama City D. Card John Dawson Card Birmingham J. M. Johnson A. R Laberty Church Bryant Fonera Brondidge Elizabeth Card F. J. Lenheart New York City Charlotte Card. Cito E. T. Conner Auburn Myra Wentlandt Ashford Myra Jean Wendtlandt Orlando Fla Ashford Baptist Church Wentlandt Ashford Elmer E. Wentlandt William Richard Wentlandt M. W. Hall Gladys Strong GC. Belware Neva Williams Columbia J. C. Knight J. W. Whitey C. ML Agee Schenlder Ashford City Cemetery Callie Sherrer Enterprise Tom Goodson Searcy Funeral Home Mb Pleasant Cemetery H. C. Wooldrige Enterprise Church of Christ Wis

Cooperatives Seek Government Insured Mortgages Under Bill

A proposed measure would let cooperatives obtain government insured mortgages on the same terms as other builders, with 4.12 percent interest and 25 to 30 year repayments. Government insurance would back loans from private investors, aiming to strongly support housing projects.

Ives RNY Tobey Bina

Public figures criticise radio TV and film industry practices

The text reports criticism from FCC Chairman Wayne Day urging broadcasters to clean house over time programs and crude humor. It notes a movie fan attacking RKO Studios’ Stromboli for industry exploitation amid Bergman Rossellini controversy, and a senator's broadside drawing mixed reactions without defense from supporters.

Wayne Day Federal Communicaons Commission Oklahoma Staning Tohasa RKO Studios Stromboli Miss Berzman Rossellini Bergman Aglion “Seta Mick RKO Bervynce Studin

Modern inventions and buried treasure questioned

Murray notes a return to the sea age with few scientific advances since the diving bell and suit. He sees mine detectors as promising among modern inventions. The commander cares little for treasure but acts as a technical adviser on sea films with piratical themes. There are many ways to seek buried treasure and escape detection.

Murray Hollywood

Livestock market cashes in on cattle hogs and calves

Livestock arrivals totaled 300 cattle 175 calves and 3000 hogs at eight packing plants across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee hogs mostly 50 cents per hundredweight lower. Good to choice 180 to 240 pound hogs quoted at 15 to 15.25 with long hauls to 15.50. cattle price ranges shown for various weights and grades across Montgomery and surrounding markets with mixed slaughter and calf quotations and sows 10.80 to 12.00.

Thomasville USDA Albany Columbus Moulwie Tifton Gs. Dothan Jacksonville Tallahassee Fla Southwest Georgia Montgomery Fed- State Mkt News Sye Union Stock Yards

Thomas Wins Appeal On Driving Charge

Thomas wins an appeal in Dolhan circuit court clearing him of a drunken driving charge amid a docket of post conviction cases. The City of Dothan cases include Harston Hall driving while intoxicated Byford Johnson driving while intoxicated Cleve Moss public drunkenness and other civil actions. The session, before Judge D C Mary stead, ends tomorrow with more cases listed on Thursday.

James ‘Thomas Dolhan Im D. Barker Barker Roy Watfor City of Cleve Moss C. M. Scott Willie Tamex Curry Carey York Pan-Am Lewis Store D. W. Snellgrove

Grenades Used By Marines Under John Paul Jones

In Revolutionary War actions, three point three Marines reportedly used hand grenades while serving under John Paul Jones, reflecting early American artillery and infantry tactics.

John Paul Jones

Kiwanis Club Hears Oratorical Winners

Kiwanis Club heard Sammy Stephens of Dothan High and Ella Mae Butler of Rehobeth High share oratorical platform. Stephens spoke on The New South after winning a county contest. Butler discussed Rights and Responsibilities of the American Citizen and placed second in a Legion finals. Reverend Si Mathison of Wetumpka was soloist, with sponsors Miss Dorothy Lee and Mr Mary Frank Walters as guests.

Sammy Stephens Dothan Ella Mae Butler Rehobeth High School Dothan Kiwanis Club Stephens County Birmingham News Rehoboth American Legion Si Mathison Wetumpka Dorothy Lee Mary Frank Walters Rehobeth Comer

Chipley Band and Glee Club to Perform Thursday Night

Chipley high school bands and the Glee Club will give a concert Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Band director M C Thompson notes honorary members attend free with cards, others pay twenty and forty cents. The program features pieces for the district festival in Quincy and Tallahassee with solo and quartet numbers by students and guests, under directors Thompson and Maude Harper.

Chipley Speci Achool Auditorum M.C. Thompson Quincy Glee Club Maude Harper Tallahassee Walty Oth Crosley Billy Sunday le Saxophone Quartet Joe Tom Johnson Thompson Cathering In Angeline Cook Patsy Potter Opal Harrell Jack Shreve Gus Alford Howard Chambers Madalyn Cox Opal Arthur Jacobs Allanta Kiwanian Kei Balderson Mablie Tom Buttler Rehobeth Solomon Baxter

Berrall Plans Waltz Op. 4 No 2 With Billy Franklin

Berrall will perform Waltz Op. 4 No 2 and Billy Franklin will play Tens, teen Opal Harrell wi along Aegis mber en.

Berrall Billy Franklin Opal Harrell Wi Aegis

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