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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1947

Page

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Educational Forces Pressing Folsom To Recall Legislature

Educational leaders pressed for another extraordinary call from Governor Folsom to address a school crisis after the legislature failed to provide relief at a special session. Teachers in Fayette County threaten a September term only if salaries rise to about 1800 dollars a year. The Alabama Education Association plans to urge actions at its Birmingham convention as Norma Smith Bristow appeals for more school aid.

Rex Thomas Montgomery James E. Folsom House Senate Auburn Board of Trustees Ruth RB Folsom Auburn Fayette County Alabama Education Association Birmingham

Houston Farmers Seek Local Experiment Field

Houston County Producers Association reversed a prior plan and voted to ask the State Legislature for a local experiment field. A committee led by John C. Ingram and Dr A G Granger will push the effort, including appeals to lawmakers at the Capitol, to establish county based experiments on land owned by farmers.

Reuben Herring Houston County Producers Association Houston Tre John C. Ingram Association A. G. Granger Herman Glimore W. C. Bruner Ed Bruner Aoeeling Ashford M. J. Friehess Alabama Experiment Stellan

Grandview Baptists Burn Mortgage Today

The Grandview Baptist Church plans to burn its mortgage at today’s 1:4 service marking the church’s second anniversary with Rev. Olis R. Holmes as pastor. McLeod of the Baptist Children's Home will be guest speaker. 220 members including 68 by profession of faith have joined, and a $7,000 pastorium has been built.

Olis R. Holmes Grandview Baptist Church En. McLeod Baptist Children’s Home Troy

Whitecapping charge puzzling Alabama reader in old paper

A Philadelphia Record from September 20, 1803 described whitecapping as a criminal charge fined five men $300 each by U.S. Commissioner Tutwiler. The inked tale notes whitecaps worn by tobacco region groups to coerce growers, with prominent local men alleged to intimidate Negroes. The piece contrasts archaic phrasing and pricing in ads with today’s papers.

T Wyatt Harris West Wand and Drive Philadelphia Record Associated Press Trew U.S Tutwiler Indiaa Booth Tarkington Troy Sters Negroce

Bonifay Girl 10 Killed By Truck

A tenyearold Bonifay girl, Joan Ceril Chitty, was killed when struck by a pickup on the Pensacola Jacksonville highway west of Bonifay at about 8 am Saturday. The driver fled, investigators search for him, a coroner’s jury will probe the incident, and two hitchhikers identified as Pal Shirin White and a woman told officers they rode with a stranger who owned the car and died.

Chipley Joan Ceril Chitty Mro Corwn Chitty Bonifay Pensacola Jacksonville Benifay al Chinles Fatrolman C. Wigging Chipley Mation Wiggins Pal Shirin White USA Philadelphia White Inouisiana Bonifay

Martial Law In Part Of Greece Amid Massacre Aftermath

The Greek cabinet imposed martial law across Laconia prefecture and ordered measures against civil and military authorities in the area after the murder of 32 communist convicts in Gytheion. It ordered military trials for those responsible and to remove armed bands from the prefecture. In the Holy Land, violence flared with a bomb in Tel Aviv and a Jew found shot in Petah Tikva, as bullets struck a taxi in Jerusalem.

Athens Laconia Ghythion Holy Land Jerusalem Tel Aviv Petah Tiggva Terusalem

Strange New York City Hermit Case Ends in Death

Eccentric recluse Langley Col lier is missing while his brother Homer Col lier, 75, is found dead amid debris in a barricaded Fourth Avenue mansion. Police suspect Langley, last seen shopping, remains in the chaotic house as investigators, led by attorney John R. McMullen, examine the scene and seek clues to the missing man.

New York Langley Collier Homer Tifth Avenue Ayaring Morgan Vance Spetical William Collyer Langley Ohn KR McMullen McMuhen

One Dead Two Hurt In Traffic Crash in Marianna

A man died instantly and two others were seriously injured in a highway crash near Snead on the Pensacola Jacksonville road around midnight Friday. Robert Newson Peacock of Marianna was killed. A B Knowles of Campbellton and Di rote Raines of Chacation were injured and hospitalized. Peacock’s car rolled several times. speed and loss of control were cited. Peacock was a former senior vice president of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars. Funeral arrangements set for Riverside Cemetery.

Marianna Pensacola - Jacksonville Florida Highway Patrol Robert Newson Poacock A. B. Konaches Campbellion Dirote Raines Ant Chacesailr Pracock Peacock Patishnan Danenck Jarkson Goanay Fehonte Abrey Riverside Neal Farewn Wace Mary Napier Tournen Bobhe Meetoumy Hansford Cho Tes Mansford Brice Hansford Munna Christine Cosh Quincy

Jaycees Announce Alabama Junior Chamber Convention

Plans are nearly set for the Alabama Junior Chamber convention in Dothan from March 28 to 30. Harre Anderson, local Fayere president, announced that about 185 delegates from over 15 clubs will attend. Registration at the Houston Hotel will begin Friday afternoon with a kickoff at Toca night club and a Friday business session. Saturday features a 10 am program, luncheon, and election of state officers with more business ahead.

Alabama Junior Chainter Commerce Dothan Harre Anderson Fayere Houston Atate Frank Fister U. S Junior Chamber of Commerce Dia Weston Cijman Tam

Truman Cracks Down on Subversives in Federal Jobs

President Truman orders a nationwide purge to remove subversives from federal payrolls. An executive order expands loyalty investigations to all government agencies, targeting communists and others deemed disloyal. Congress debates the scope as agencies probe personnel for past affiliations and current loyalty.

Truman U. S Frank Eupazer Washington Atement Truman Arantia Tn Ao Dalng Fay Eliyeh Dame An Nla Turkey Teemeh Feder Buteng Avery Inelidee Navy Couthtesian Volsiver Herve Peninus Urarm Congress

Russia floats Weimar pattern for Germany in Molotov plan

Moscow sources report Russia proposed a German government modeled on the defunct Weimar Republic as foreign minister Molotov publicized a federalized framework. The proposal drew mixed reactions with the United States favoring a federated Germany, Britain and France seeking degrees of decentralization, and U S officials weighing implications for postwar order.

Wes Gallagher Moscow Russia Friersa Weimar Republic Adolf Hiller George (. Marshall France America United States Betas Germany Getic Stork Devet Tory Kestner Lemand Diveesion U.S Pln

No. 2 Fire Station Planned At Frasier And Edgewood

Fire Chief Ron Ryan announced No. 2 Fire Station will be built at Frasier street and Edgewood Drive to serve the southwest. The station will house one pumper truck and a crew of ten, with design to improve protection for nearby homes and streets.

Frasier and Edgewood Drive Dottie Seti Prorat Ube xl Ron Ryan Per Thuy Aalbiry Atarion Wil Treinger Friever Street Regiewaad Dsienel Ihe Phiuf Ryan Yueatine Urkatin

City condemns farmer estate land for black school

In northeast Dothan, nine parcels owned by Farmer Estate were condemned Friday by Probate Judge Albert Logue for city use. About six full parcels valued at 2,150 dollars were seized to clear site for a new Black school. Remaining property will undergo negotiations before construction begins.

Dothan Albert Logue

Compromise Efforts On Budget Slashing Fail At Conference

Washington lawmakers failed to reach a compromise on budget cuts amid House Senate tensions. Republican leaders warned the stalemate could delay a tax bill and federal aid, with negotiators blaming entrenched positions and logistical delays.

Washington Altinaigth Oshoe Rita Penidines Senate Lund Peter Qieuntere

Geneva Man Killed In Florida Crash

A Geneva man died in a Florida traffic crash. The coroner ruled manslaughter after a collision involving a car and another vehicle. The band members were en route to perform at the University of Florida military ball.

Geneva Florida Piterdias Brooka Fielda Brooke Dick Commander Marks Smith Orson Malary

Secret Documents On Greece and Turkey Spark Curiosity

A cluttered OCR fragment references Greece and Turkey secret documents and names individuals and places in a era of unclear context. The text hints at political, diplomatic, and archival themes with scattered mentions of figures, dates, and locations. The exact story remains unclear from the fragment.

Greece Turkey

Man Arrested Here For Shoplifting

A man was arrested here in connection with a shoplifting case. Police report details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate an arrest and a stolen item. The exact identity of the suspect and shop involved could not be determined from the readable portion.

Holy Virgin Statue Looted of Jewels in Bethlehem Church

In the Church of the Nativity in Jerusalem thieves broke glass cases and stole jewels and icons from the Holy Virgin statue last night. The gifts were donated by pilgrims and the church was reportedly under light guard and mostly unwatched.

Jeruslaem Christian Bern

Circus Prep Shows Girls Clowns but Pig Not Present

Hal Boyle sketches a Sarasota circus preparing for spring shows with Risling Bros. and others, amid sunburnt road weariness. Performers rehearse under canvases as directors scold, horses circle, lions roar, elephants dream of peanuts, and chorus girls stretch from near-new to full routines.

AY Hal Boyle Sarasota Fla API Sathaulu Risgling Bros Gil Ratnuyy Railayesreun Devin Madison Seiare Seiare Goede . Under the Flanpiin Canvan

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