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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers shape children more than fathers as they mold character and ambitions. She says many fathers withdraw energy and time, leaving mothers to guide and empower, and that strong, resourceful mothers push children toward opportunity and achievement.
Washington AP reports the War Department will require identical uniforms for all Army officers and enlisted personnel by June 30, 1898, except for insignia. Critics call it radical. supporters say it could boost enlistment and ease officer and enlisted tensions. Navy may study a similar move, but no decision yet.
The piece argues that self discipline and education come from superior mothers who instill manners morals and control even in cradle to rear capable citizens. It asserts mothers are essential and may be the primary parent when only one can lead the family, praising maternal influence.
Special mention to Mrs. Maxwell Lanier of Prattville as Mrs. Frank Bradshaw hosts a spring themed party at her home. Guests include Mrs. Lanier, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Hughes, and many Hartford residents with light refreshments and a tea course. Awards given to several attendees.
Hermann Goering, weary after eight days of testimony, denied knowledge of the deaths of millions under Nazi rule and rejected belief in a master race, asserting only an “underlined difference between races.” He clashed with prosecutor Roman Rudenko as defense attorney Otto Stahmer resumed questioning.
In a heated clash Budenko and Goering argued responsibility for the deaths of millions. Budenko pressed that Goering must have known, while Goering claimed he did not know. The exchange grew tense as Rudeko challenged him to admit negligence, stating many Germans knew but Goering denied the claim.
The Navy released a group of sailors at the U S Naval Separation Center in Kewlorage La including Thomas H Scarborough seaman 12c James D Thomas seaman 1c Ovie Bond seaman 11 1 Grady B Holmes Seaman 1c James H Nix seaman 1c Willis J Marsh boatswain's mate 2c Gordon and Charles V Bedsole seaman 11c Kinston route 1.
A reader cautions against scratching due to dry scalp and suggests rubbing in a few drops of Moroline Bair Tonic to alleviate the itch.
In Marietta Cobb County officers report a burglary found a safe blown open seven miles from Ed Williams home at Springfill. About $12 000 in cash and $16 000 in war bonds were missing. Scattered items included half dollars a bank book bearing Williams name and other papers. The burglary occurred Tuesday night while occupants were away.
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