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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1950

Page

3

High Court Asked To Rule On Georgia County Unit Vote System

US Supreme Court is urged to review a federal panel ruling upholding Georgia's county unit vote system. Fulton County taxpayers appeal after two of three judges favored the Democratic Party, with Judge Andrews dissenting. Attorneys say the case highlights alleged voter discrimination and may push the primary schedule toward June.

Atlanta Supreme Court Today Fulton County Furth Cire Court of Appeals Supreme Court Democratic Party Harold C Fleming Benard South M Neil Andrews Andrews Moris Abram Hamilton Douglas, Jr Georgia State Democratic Committee George B Hamilton Hamilton Peters Samuel H Sibley T. Hoyt Davis Legislaire Herman Talmadge Georgia Fleming and South Chattahoochee Sibley and Davis

Hats and Boots Highlight B P W Hobby Show

Unique hobbies from hats to miniature trains will be showcased at the Business and Professional Women's Hobby Show at the Dothan Recreation Center. Exhibits include hats owned by Mrs Jewell Thrasher, model interludes, and items from South Africa, Japan, and the United Nations.

J. F Bottoms North Parx Avenue Ofes Mar Dothan Recreation Center Bottoms Jis Engle Ares Jewell ‘Thrasher Dothan Intervais South Afeca United Natons Japan Ag Eli

Birth size to full growth in blue whales observed

The article notes blue whale calves measure about 25 feet at birth, typically exceed 70 feet after two seasons, and can approach 100 feet when fully grown, highlighting rapid growth of this largest sea mammal.

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Informed Citizens Key to a Better Democracy

Washington AP reports Gordon Dean cites a survey showing 26 percent of Americans hadn’t heard of atomic news after Truman’s disclosure. The piece argues informed public opinion guards against selfish interests and urges reading, listening, and discussion to elect responsive Congress. The article notes gaps where uninformed citizens may let few concentrate power.

Washington Gordon Dean Atomicnergy Commission Truman Russia Congress Cndex Lves

Five Thousand Dollar Red Cross Drive Planned in Jackson County

WARIANNA special report notes a nine thousand dollar goal for Jackson County Red Cross with Dewey Rowe as general chairman. Eleven worker teams mobilize across districts and towns including Marianna, Sneads, Greenbrier, and Campbellton. County committee members and district leaders named, with Mrs Vivian Days chairing Marianna and several names listed for each district and for the colored campaign.

Warianna Jackson County Weex Red Cross Dewey Rowe Joe Baker Berwin Wishama Rex Wroten Dexter McCaskill Richard Hinson Henry Burne, Jr Rev Blackburn James Gillis YM Simg Fred Sumners WF Fite B Sandusky Harry Blackmon L Ivey WC Burdlethaw Ralo Nordan MacKinnon Davis Turner Coc Hatrgon, Jr Will Sangaree John L McFarlin JP Streetman Jr Vivian Days Marianna Wood Fite Mire Lynn Sear R. W Yest Cottondale Shores Graceville Bull Tindel

Alligator Found By Man In Winter Park Pool

Percy Harris searched for his lost goldfish in a backyard pool when a three foot alligator appeared. The itinerant saurian reportedly swam freely in the yard, prompting concern and a call for local wildlife handling.

Gator Dines Winter Park Percy Harris Zcom

Former Pals Name Turner as Killer in Mississippi Massacre

In Kosciusko Mississippi two former friends Windal Whit and Malcomb Whit identified ex convict Leon Turner as the triggerman in the midnight massacre that killed three Negro children. They testified during Turner's trial, noting Turner allegedly admitted from the house of Thomas Harris that he had killed the whole group. Harris and Thurman survived injuries.

Kosciusko Leon Turner Windel Malcom Whit Turner Windals JP Coleman Malcomb Whitt Thomas Harris Harris Feariine Thurman Whitts Mary Ella Harris

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