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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1944
Page
4
Teen-Age Club Planned for Dothan by Exchange Club
The Exchange Club sponsors a Teen-Age Club in downtown near the Masonic Temple to curb juvenile delinquency. It will offer a video game room, dance floor, snack bar, and other wholesome recreation with initial supervision by Exchange members, then a paid supervisor. Community support includes contributions from Exchange members and a $250 city appropriation as welfare officials push remedies during wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gachange Club
Dothan
Exchange Club
Dothen
Neediean
Ima
Ate Club
Masonic Temple
Mmn
Exchanges Club
Bothan
Strean
Ikte
Son James Pitts Killed in Action for United States Marine Corps
James Pitts a twenty year old private in the United States Marine Corps has died of wounds received in action. A telegram from Marine Corps Commandant A A Vandergrift confirms his death and extends sympathy to his family of Berry Pitts at 3138 Pettus Street. James had recently written he hoped to recover and rejoin his unit. He volunteered early in 1942 and gave his life in defense of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megenger Toy
Berry Pitts
Pettus Atreet
James
United States Marine Corps
Hig
A. A. Vandergrift
Marine Corps
Pitts
Marina
Liquor Shortage Hits Washington and Mount Vesuvio in War Readout
In a muddled wire service style note, liquor shortages are blamed on bureaucratic delays in Washington while Allied efforts intensify as Mount Vesuvio enforces tighter competition among units. The fragment references Italian towns and corkscrew imagery as symbol or misprint for supply constraints.
Stalin's sudden move shocks world diplomacy
Washington reports detail Stalin's recognition of Badoglio in Italy and the backstory of factors driving the shift. The piece covers U.S. and British reactions, Mussolini era ties, and rumblings about a second front, plus political satire about Barkley. It notes Turkish persecution of Armenians Greeks and Jews, the tax regime, and the human impact amid war politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Oureed Choechiy
Pup
Vari Ve
Badoglio
Generzi
Eisenhower
Mary
Badoglo
Hudogho
Thurehilt
House of Savoy
Italy
Huesians
Britten
Hutt
Stalin
Bormaz
Ercoli
Russia
Turkey
Badogiii
Badogiio
Buozzi
Pietro Ninni
Mussolini
Soviet
Ttaly
Italan
Badeg- Vio
Barkley
Presa Club
Alben Barkley
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Ty the Renate
Bert
Edward
Storesbury
Mogster
Jammy Cromwell
Douglas Mac aArine
Washington
Saad
Tirkex
Nagi Cermany
Mluaiinte
Campaign Booklet Promotes Senator Hill Victory
Alabama campaign notes rally support for Senator Lister Hill with statewide letters and county chairmen forming a united front against reactionary forces. The release emphasizes wartime victory and just peace as guiding priorities, praising Hill’s experience for leading Alabama and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Lister Hill
Gordon Stadison
State Hill
el- Vira
Hill
Senate
Madison
Senator Hill
Sister Hill
Ople
Senitor Hill
Radio Programs on WAGF Sunday Schedule Features Variety Shows
AP News guide notes a Sunday radio slate on WAGF with programs including Jimmy Dorsey’s Orchestra, The All American Band Stand, Harmony Wall, StarCaide Ratio Revival, and MovieTime News. Hosts Vein Smith and Kate Smith present music, features, and occasional AP News updates across morning to late afternoon slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGF
Coffee Club
Jimmy Dorsey
Orch
Petre Musicale P
Crosford
Claes
Kuan Foster
Methodit Church
Freddy Marta
Moher End
Ward-Wilson
Harmony
Aee Reichman
AP News
Warhinxton
Benny Gordon
Ord Ponrett
Petite AP News Radio Shop Time
Crab Bas Orea Meads
Tenderflaks Time Windsor String Parade Adventures in Research
Readable fragments describe a schedule of musical acts and radio program segments featuring bands, orchestras, and performers such as Joe Kally, Walter Pidgeon, Andy Russell, and Gertrude Lawrence. The noisy lineup mixes Variety shows, dramas, and news periods with station-identifying codes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Qty S
AP News Treasury
Adventures
Don
AP News
Jack Benny
Dive Pearson
William L. Shiver
Mbu
Perri Como
Che
Rothy Thompson
Bandwagon Orchestra
Nbe
Quis Kids
Joe Kally
M. C
the People
Che-Badic
Charlie McCarthy
Bargen
Nba Greeviwld Village Child's
bin Buy
Walter Pidgeon
de Alexander and Meditation Board
Andy Rusell
Mas
Gabriel Hyatter
Mbebade
Ebe
Cleveland Sym
Mbe
Asin Street Musicale
Blu-Basia
Abe
Fred Allen
Cbha
Jimmy Fiddlar
Blu
Phil Spitting
Girl
Logue's Lore by Albert Logue Esq
A local column urges stronger Red Cross support during wartime. The writer condemns token donations and stresses that every citizen should contribute adequately to aid service members with medical care and supplies. He complains about half measures and calls for immediate, meaningful giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Iis
American Red Cross
Letter Writers Stir Geneval County News
A reader reflects on farm setbacks and terraces damaged by recent weather, praising local lawyer Robert Ward and others for outspoken letters. The column notes community letters from Geneva County residents shaping public sentiment and the humor and sincerity found in local correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Down
Geneva County
Bob
G. W. Haines
Genava
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