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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1949

Page

5

Talmadge Launches State Speaking Tour

Governor Herman Talmadge began a long state speaking tour in Leesburg praising Southern Senators for their fight to preserve states rights and denouncing President Truman's civil rights proposals as federal overreach. He urged support for Senator Richard B. Russell while accusing the administration of ruling from Washington. Lt. Gov. Marvin Griffin also spoke, criticizing federal government excess and debt.

Leesburg Herman Talmadge Bean Menth Talmadge Truman Geerrin Richard EB. Russel Washington Marvin Griffin Burreaus

Robert Dickson State Planter Dies in Alabama

Robert Stiles Dickson 71 prominent planter and large landowner dies in a Birmingham hotel after a heart attack three months earlier. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. at Dicksonia Plantation Lowndesboro with widow Leila Traveek Dickson and children Robert S Dickson Jr. of Lowndesboro, Mrs Richard D Arthur of Lafayette, Mrs James M. Kid a Jr. of Birmingham, and Mrs William Henry Plant Jr. of Selma.

Lowndeseboro Robert Stiles Dickson Alabama Dickson Birmingham Dicksonia Plantation Lowwndesboro Leila Traveek Dickson Robert S$. Dicxson, Jr Lowndesborg Richaard D Arthur Lafayette James ML Kida, Jr Wiliam Henry Plant Jr Selma

Scarce books chained to public bookshelves centuries ago

A note recalls a time four centuries past when books were so rare they were chained to public shelves, a safeguard for scarce knowledge. The image highlights the value placed on literacy and the public access to fragile volumes.

Gas tax refund for Florida farmers favored by lawmakers

Florida legislators split on refunding gasoline taxes to farmers and commercial fishermen to offset a projected revenue shortfall of 40 to 50 million dollars. A large majority supported the idea but warned on fraud risk, while a few lawmakers urged caution or opposed the proposal.

Tallahassee Florida United Press Po Fuller Warren James A. McClure Pinellas Joseph E Johnson Brooksville Graham Copeland Collier John Branch Hillsborough Amos Hudson Washington Wallace Sturgis Ocala Henry S. Baynard St. Petersburg Harry E. King Winter Haven Evans Cary Stuart Olin Shiver Chipley Charles E. Johns Starke Upper Channel George Keith Martin Richard Simpson Jeffer

Local official notes possible refund fraud inquiry

Warren said he examined fraud risk in a refund program and spoke with Gov. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, who reported little fraud evidence. sources list names including Tim Sellar, J McAlpin Hamilton, Alex Williams, and Charles Andrews in impressions of the program.

Gon Tim Sellar Lake William R. Slaughter Suwanes J. "W McAlpin Hamilton Alex McWiliams Indian River Ben’ Fuaua Palmetto Charles O. Andrews Orange Warren Strom Thurmond South Carolina Thurmond

Idaho Rabbits Destroy Crops In Southeast Idaho Drive

A two month campaign against jack rabbits in southeastern Idaho has eliminated at least 95 000 animals. Many were killed using poisoned hay laid along their travel routes. The report notes the effort continues as farmers seek to protect crops.

Idaho Roots Rabbits Pocatello Idaho

Australian Sharks Resist Repellent Fivefold Need

Sydney professor says American shark repellent is too weak for coast safety. He notes a 20 foot effective radius and calls for five to ten times greater power for commercial use. Surf beaches remain perilous with ongoing fatalities on Australian shores.

Sydney Australia F. S. Cotton Sydney University Cotton Miei Gilbert Whitley

Salt Lake City Man Announces 1989 Plans

A Salt Lake City resident, identified as organizer Maloney, speaks about challenging times and outlines the Sons of Utah efforts for 1989. The statement emphasizes solidarity and upcoming community actions to address hardships.

Salt Lake Lake City Sons of Utah Maloney Murr

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