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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1948

Page

10

Poll tax debate hinges on constitutional approach in Senate

Alabama Attorney General urged amending the Constitution as the only legal path to abolish the poll tax. Senator Carmichael led opposition to anti poll tax legislation while Southern leaders urged Congress to act within states rights and constitutional limits. Senate debate highlighted tensions over federal civil rights measures and differing remedies for the poll tax across regions.

Galmington Alapome Attocney Acgen House Senate John C. Stenwis D-Miss Richard B. Russell Star Chamber Russell Spessard S. Holland D-Fla Truman Holland Arizona New Mexico Civil Rights Committee South

Sunbury First City Powered by Electricity Lights Up

Sunbury Pennsylvania becomes the first city to be illuminated by electric light marking a historic debut in urban illumination.

Sunbury Pennsylvania

Bazooka Mouth Maxie Zera's Calypso Career Revival

Hal Boyle profiles Maxie Zera aka Bazooka Mouth, Bronx native and ex New York University football star who sang for the U S Army's First Infantry Division in World War II. Now GM of Sterling Mint Co he jokes about gum flavors while hoping to return to singing. He composes calypso tunes, performs at reunions, and can improvise a two hour set.

New York U. S. Army Maxie Zera New York University Maxie Bronx Zero Sterling Mint Co South Calypso

Four-Year-Old Double Slaying Linked to Narcotic Ring Near Bravewick

Columbus investigator reports a 1944 double murder near Bravewick linked to narcotics with one victim unearthed near St Augustine. John Frank Stringfellow, 32, died after writing a police letter amid alleged gang activity. The other victim was set ablaze and buried after being struck by gunfire. Police located a male body near Ponte Vedra, buried in lime at the U S Highway No. 2 turnoff. Authorities withheld further details.

Columbus Bravewick St. Augustine Frs E. Wohlwender E. F. Howell Muscogee County John Frank Stringfellow U. S. Highway No. 2 Ponte Vedra Howell

Enterprise Student Wins Scholarship

GE announced research fellowships totaling 22075 dollars awarded to 16 graduate students for advance study. Nine recipients earned Gerard Swope fellowships founded in 1945. James W. Edwards of Enterprise Alabama is named among the recipients.

Schenectady N. Y General Electric Company Gerard Swope G.E James W. Edwards Enterprise Ala

Leve at First Sight Involves Aguirre Family Affair

A report centers on Alma Aguirre and her sister with mention of Bo boles, Tea Atu, Mieke Burhar, and Capt Jesus Aguirre. The piece notes Aguirre parents and a plan to travel to Mexico City for an engagement announced by Ber Barbaro amid a love at first sight claim.

Mobile Ave Alma Aguirre Boboles Atealea Creer Tea Atu Mieke Burhar Browktey Air Force Footy Meaicoe City Nore LL Barbaro Pierpreter Mexico Jl Barbaro Alma Oves Jesus Aguirre Mexico City

Australia Sets New Zee Prices for Exotic Animals

Sydney AP reports zoos across Australia fixed export prices for wildlife including the platypus at 1000 dollars, kangaroos 200 per pair, wallabies 325 per pair, diamond snakes 6.50 per foot, death adders 65 each, and pangolin ants 130 each.

Sydney Australia

Rural Electrification and Agricultural Extension Efforts in 1947

In 1947 the Company built 3078 miles of new rural lines achieving 12 927 miles of rural electric lines. Rural schools reached 18 362 attendees through economics classes and 58 330 participated in farm and home shows across 31 counties. Ongoing collaboration with Extension Service Vocational Agricultural teachers and chambers supported dairy and fat stock shows and expanded individual farmer instruction on profitable electric service use.

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