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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1950

Page

3

Teachers Of Alabama To Crowd Birmingham For AEA Convention

Alabama teachers converge on Birmingham for the 1980 Alabama Education Association convention with a two day holiday for students. Governor James E. Folsom and state officials speak at the opening session alongside national education leaders. A new president, Masa Zora Ellis, will be installed, joining four division conferences and numerous departmental meetings.

Bumingham Try Nook Cranny Alabama Birmingham AEA Alabame Education Association Leland Stewe Tris Che Masa Zora Ellis Talladega ABA Mins Ellis Guilman Robert E. Moore Mall Ballor Ags Mary Titus National Education —Association T. 2 Koo Oriental Studies The University of Jews Henry H. Hill George Peabody College Ava B Oregon State College Cyril N. Hoyler Rain Corporation of America Paul Creseman Pennsylvents

Livestock prices slide as hogs and cattle mix in Chicago market

AP reported Chicago livestock prices with hogs showing weaker weights and sows down about 25 cents, midweek trading around 16.35 outside and 16.25 to 18.35 range for 190 to 230 pounds. Slaughter cattle and heifers mostly steady to higher with bulls weak, beef cows mostly 17 to 21 dollars, feeders and yearlings active at 23 to 32.50 per hundredweight, inclining toward choice and good grades amid varied weights and load lots.

Chicago USDAY

Porous Nylon Bag Aids Laundering Stockings Use

A porous nylon bag acts as a washer and dryer saver for stockings. It claims to reduce time and effort in laundering by allowing items to be washed and dried together efficiently.

Hove

Achesons Seven Point Program Fails To Close Gap

AP survey across non Communist capitals finds the seven points fail to unite East and West. Russia gave no formal reply, and controlled press mocks Acheson as a simpleton. Reactions vary by country with Britain France Germany Italy and India weighing in. Local papers size up the proposal as U.S. domestic policy or a step toward peace, while some see little hope for Russian agreement.

Acheson Associated Press Soviet Union Russia London Britain Germany Achesen Denmark Berlingske Tidvede I “Nela Moscow U. S France Italy Spain U. &Congre Turkey Cumburiver India Time of India Achson State Department Ching Cheng Tien Fong Philippines Epidio Quirino Asia America Japan Neral Tokyo United States Australia Austral

Betty Lou Marbury Receives New Artificial Hand

Betty Lou Marbury, 11, who lost her right hand in surgery, fitting a simple forearm with interchangeable hand and hook. She tested the limb shyly, posed for pictures with her father holding the hand, and remains self conscious about wearing it home. Betty Lou came from Brownsville with her father Henry Clay Marbury for the fitting conducted by James C Chester and Memphis Limb and Brace manager Charles Snoddy.

William J. Fox Memphis Tenn Betty Lou Marbury Ion Charles Snoddy Memphis Limb and Brace Company Betty Low Betty Lou Brownsville Henry Clay Marbury James C Chester Chidester Betty Lew Belly Lou Liisa Lou Memphis Commercial Appeal Boss Ton

Child Hit By Truck Is Buried At Alford

Funeral services were held for Edward L. Richard four who died instantly when run over by a dairy truck. The service was at White Pond church near Alford with interment in the church cemetery. Surviving are his parents three sisters and his grandparents.

Marianba Edward L Dicky Richard RK. E. Upton Clyde Melson White Pond Church Alford Carl Ness Marianna EL. Hichard, Jr Sandra Jean Helen Diana E. L. Richard St. of Nyack New York

Service members compete in USAF Gunnery Meet at Las Vegas

Sgt. Clarence Spann of the 521st Fighter Bomber Squadron accompanies 6th Fighter Bomber Group gunners to the United States Air Force Gunnery Meet at Las Vegas Nevada. Spann recently stationed at Nebinger Air Base near Munich and serving since 1948 in Germany. Roy C. Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Johnson of Dothan Alabama serves aboard USS Duncan out of San Diego. TSgt Albert W. Russo attends USAF Noncommissioned Officers Academy at Wiesbaden Germany. Harold L. Jones and Lucius W. Hughes listed as Navy personnel connected to Norfolk Virginia and the Naval Receiving Station.

United States Air Force Las Vegas Air Base Clarence Spann Spann Nebinerg Air Base Munich Germany Spain Tsgt Albert W. Russo Dorothy L Riker iNewville USAF Wiesbaden Sage Russo Furstenfeldbruck Air Base Harold L. Jones USN Jof St. College St. Dathan Naval Receiving Station Norfolk Lucius W. Hughes

Army enlistments and Navy trainees from Dothan area

Mrs L G Hughes of Do than route four has enlisted in the Regular Army for three years through MSgt William Crosby of the Dothan recruiting station. He sent to Third Armored Division Fort Knox KY for indoctrination and basic training. Two former Dothan high school teams completed email training at Naval Training Center San Diego Calif. Gerald Johnson fireman apprentice USN son of Buford and Mrs Johnson 503 Headland Avenue and Gerald G Mids seaman apprentice USN of Dothan are named.

L. G. Hughes Dothan William Crosby Third Armored Division Fortnox Dothan High School Naval Traine Center San Diego Calif Gerald Johnson USN Buford Johnson Headland Avenue Gerald G. Mids

Sharks plague fishermen near Santa Barbara coast

Fishermen along the Santa Barbara coast endure a brutal season marked by a rash of shark encounters and notable dangers at sea. The surge in large predators has raised alarms among crews and prompted cautions for harbor activity and fishing routes.

Santa Barbara Calif Loew Shermen

Sharks Rip Nets In Farallon Fisheries Area

William Adler, president of Farallon Fisheries, says large sharks move near the 16 shore and disrupt dragnet operations. He notes six to seven ton giants up to 20 feet long have ripped habby and sea bass nets to shreds, and while sharks can be caught they are of no earthly use.

William Adler Farralone Fisheries Adler

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