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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
4
Hal Boyle notes the growing gap between citizens and advancing technology. At age 35, he lists countless tasks he cannot perform, from driving or repairing gadgets to recognizing bones or plants. He warns that many struggle to grasp rapid scientific changes, feeling like orbiting atoms in a widening digital age.
Advice column by John Robert Powers on achieving clear skin through daily home care. Steps include cleansing with unscented soap, using a soft brush to lather, rinsing with tepid water, applying a skin freshener and fluid foundation, avoiding fatty foods, and getting air and exercise. If persistent, see a doctor.
Milwaukee police sought a “key witness” in the murder of Patricia Birmingham a 16 year old student. Milton Babich 19 who eloped with Patricia’s sister Kathleen was questioned at length as investigators pursued a witness outside the city. Patricia’s body was found in the Milwaukee River after Babich and Kathleen wed in Kalamazoo Michigan.
The Jackson Calhoun County Medical Society voted unanimously to condemn compulsory health insurance. Dr. F M Watson said the move was discussed this week and highlighted issues such as intrusion of politics into medical care, lack of coverage for the needy, bureaucracy dictating treatment, and rising take home pay deductions. Society officers are Dr D A MacKinnon, president, and Dr James T Cook, vice president.
Birmingham AP Nego tiations after a threatened streetcar and bus strike failed to yield a settlement. A 12 01 a m Monday walkout looms if no agreement before midnight Sunday. Union seeks 34 cent hourly raise. company offers six cents. About 250 000 passengers ride daily.
William E. Gilroy argues that racial and religious prejudice has no place in Christianity. He discusses Jesus and the Syrophoenician woman in Mark, showing that Jesus tested faith but blessed the persistent Gentile mother, illustrating that human need transcends prejudice and that the Gospel welcomes all.
MARIANNA Special report shows Dr. M L Bramlett, dental surgeon for the Florida Industrial School for Boys, conducted 162 operations and examined 190 boys in February. The tally lists 50 fluoride treatments, 27 exams, 12 extractions, four ops and postoperative care, plus 15 prophylactics, four bridge preparations, one bridge delivery, four crown preparations, 34 fillings, and 10 radiographs.
A UNC campus landmark earns recognition as the only co-ed YMCA in the United States. The facility serves students with athletic, social, and educational programs, reflecting a history of inclusive campus recreation. The statement highlights UNC’s distinctive status among national YMCA chapters.
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