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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
6
Dothan Pilot Club hosted a presentation featuring Charlier. Attendees heard remarks on community service and Pilot Club initiatives.
A regional gathering highlighted by a new member Macy Elizabeth Portus being introduced after reading the Code of Ethics by Marene Lisenby. The principal address was delivered by Harnett McSween, with remarks from Commander Corde Cor and participants from Cam, Keenberg, and Frrestainment groups.
The group stressed past war planning as essential to any goal and argued a well planned program is necessary before success. The assembly ended with members singing a hymn as Paramushiro in the northern Pacific appears bleak with few attractions and fog shrouding the sea.
A pilot from Rochester New York, Son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Myler Sr of 253 Pelham Road, Rochester, NY, crashed two miles from Graecestre, Ford, while attempting a forced landing after receiving his wings and commission from Marianna Army Air Fields class 44-. The incident occurred Monday at 106 pm during combat training. a board of officers has been appointed to investigate the causes of the crash.
Rep E E Cox of Georgia called for abrogation of the two thirds rule at a meeting of the Second District Congressional Committee. He warned that clinging to the rule empowers Northern votes to outpace several large Southern states and urged Southern leaders to press presidential candidates on this issue before the convention. Cox also criticized wartime social reforms and federalized governance, urging farmers to join the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation and mobilize district support for the July 4 primary regulations.
Federal reports indicate in some occupied European countries the average age at death has fallen by more than ten years due to widespread malnutrition. The data highlight severe humanitarian impact amid shortages and wartime disruption.
Rep Fant Wale of Penney referenced in Gombot Pay affair as his Washington office becomes central to investigation. Officials say the matter involves coordinating payments and legislative contacts, with ongoing inquiries by committee staff.
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