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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1946
Page
2
A garbled notice mentions Sokace Hall being titled as the Tethan with Serend Class Mali Mere and references to an Alabama department and Corie ol Thenka Cultoerios. The readable text warns that a certain condition or wind may affect stability and urges caution if such signs appear.
A brief excerpt reflects on freedom and self-lreed through biblical and literary lines. It cites Mark and James Oppenheim with thoughts on bondage, liberation, and personal responsibility.
OPA administrator Paul Porter told the Chicago Association of Commerce that the agency will pursue a six to eight month program of progressive decontrol. He said this would gradually remove many regulations as supply and demand warrant, aiming to return the economy to normal without overnight tightening or a severe shock. The plan seeks to quell opposition to continuation by linking decontrol to actual economic benefits.
The piece argues against another Big Three conference to resolve crises. It cites Senator Claude Pepper and skeptical views on wartime secrecy at Yalta Teheran and Moscow. It emphasizes UN as the proper mechanism to handle international disputes and warns against renewed behind the scenes diplomacy.
A fragmented draft argues after war its conference leads to suspense as the UNO replaces personal contact. It warns that another Big Three meeting would delay testing the UNO, making such talks impractical and outside the realm of possible discussions.
The Jackson Day dinner addresses by President Truman and Commerce Secretary Wallace were mild and dutiful, raising party funds but disappointing critics. The remarks urged unity and nonpartisan social reform, with hints of inviting aligned Republicans while allowing differing Democrats space to join or stay. The piece notes Southern Democrats’ opposition being criticized mainly by newspapers, and ends with odd modern fragments about tech ionosphere weather data and a dentist seeking a 12 cent coin, reflecting era curiosities.
Several thousand buyers attended in Chicago while unclear remarks reference a Mrs and a TMan. Minnesota tellers set up stands serving doughnuts fried cakes and coffee to firemen battling a bank blaze.
Washington diary revelations show Ickes withheld a line from his diary during the Pauley hearings noting Ed Flynn as a cheap Bronx politician. The episode set off Democratic suspicions, while Brewster privately revealed the censored portion. The scandal centers on tighter controls and political leverage in the Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
Ellis Arnall's national tour sparks speculation about his political future amid Southern liberalism and CIO pressures. The column contrasts Georgia's progressive governorship with national liberal ambitions and references Wallace Herbert and Lillian Smith. Additional notes discuss liquor laws, whiskey shortages, and Florida's economy outlook.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC ABC CBS and MBS for Monday night. It includes Supper Club News and Comment World Fifteen Minutes Songs Carolyn Gilbert Bob Hawks Quiz Show Howard Barlow Concert Drama and Theatre features Vox Pop Parks Warren Lum Abner Comedy Dolly Harvard Holger Hedda Hoener Joans Davis Fat Man Detective Drama The Five Minute News Derish Information Please Kiva Minutes Story Teller Concert Orchestra Screen Guild Players and Guest Thompson Comedy Doc I Q Quiz Series Reunion U S A Drama Series News for Fifteen Minutes The Super Club Repeat Tonight News and Variety Dance Two Hours Futton Lewin Jr Take It Easy Time Frank Singiser The News At Hama Adventures of Bulldog Nyumm Real Life Stories Spotlicht Ranba Boxing All The News Golden Gloves Younger Highlights Henry J Taylor Boxing bout Alvino Ray’s Orchestra Silent 1 Monday Night into Tuesday schedule continuation with Wake Up & Live The Mandolates Mustard and Geary Gospel Messenger Morning Devotional and AP News
Radio rundown lists various acts and time slots including Salute to The Cities, Windsor Stringette, James Newill & Concert Hall Orchestra, Music programs, and AP News bulletins. Names include Morton Powney, Hal Herron, and Swinson Family with multiple program blocks across the day.
Two killed and five injured in a three vehicle crash on Buford Highway northeast of Atlanta. Victims were William Herbert McDaniel 22 and Everett J Hall 23, both of Atlanta. The Hall car hit a College Park driver then struck a Gainesville truck. Injured were seven passengers hospitalized at Grady with Rufus E Donaldson in critical condition.
A Brewten Standard analysis notes a rising coalition of Southern Democrats and Republicans in Congress. It argues the split signals a shift toward liberal and conservative camps, with Bermer, the South, and Alabama exampled, and predicts more cross party voting before the Truman era ends.
Veterans arriving in the States from overseas service include TA Robert W. Galloway of Hartford aboard the SS Eufaula Victory in New York and Sgt Charles B. Alderman of Andalusia aboard the Haverford Victory in New York. Also listed are various named soldiers aboard ships at New York including Frostburg Victory and General Mair along with other Andalusia residents Deboyd Wood and Horace Bass.
Attorney General Tom Clark toured the Atlanta federal penitentiary in Georgia and met its two oldest inmates Ed Wilkie and Curley Logan, both lifers since 1896, who shook hands with volunteers among prisoners who have offered to participate in malaria fever medical research for the war effort.
Paris reports Dewitt Mackenzie argues that peace hinges on realignment of power among Russia Britain and America and United Nations unity. He warns dangers remain from Great Power ambitions and hunger crises, but believes major rupture only if a power overreaches. He forecasts a few months will reveal if peace holds.
Gov Eliil Arnall of Georgia told a Cincinnati radio program that the South has made substantial progress since Roosevelts description of it as the nations No 1 economic problem He said the South will become Americas principal posting frontier and drive industrial growth through closer plant clustering near raw materials He stressed decentralization and nearness of plants to workers amid a trend toward town centralization and regional development
In Houston County Alabama the Circuit Court orders the sale of land by the high bidder at the courthouse in Dothan on Monday March 20 1948. The property lies on South Allen Street and adjacent land described by Grant Dudley and M agid Tot and J Turner Jr. The sale is conducted by Harmon Register of the Circuit Court Lon County Alabama.
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