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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1951

Page

3

Parley to Demand Shakeup in UAW DPA Clash

About 2500 delegates at the United Auto Workers convention in Cleveland will push for a mobilization policy demanding equal sacrifices across the economy. President Walter Reuther faces pressure over defense plans, wage escalation, and potential political shifts, including possible talk of a 1952 Senate run. Reuther hints at not committing to political alignment before 1952 while warning of a prolonged labor defense clash. The meeting highlights UAW CIO leadership in collective bargaining and political influence amid aircraft factory hiring.

Ama UAW Walter Reuther Reuther Charles E. Wilson Jfor Tne Uawcio Auto Workers U. S Michigan Arthur Vandenberg Senate Uaw-Cio Treasury Heather Cleveland Reuther Nevev

Franklin’s Plan To Awaken Sleepy Parisans Fails

Immunization clinics for white schools in Houston County were slated despite Franklin’s novel approach failing to rouse Parisans. The effort aimed to boost vaccination rates among students, with officials targeting white school populations in the region.

Franklin Parisans Houston County

Franklin's Paris letter on thrift and daylight saving time

A fragment discusses Benjamin Franklin in Paris proposing thrift via daylight saving time. It cites a Library of Congress collection of Franklin writings and details his arithmetic on Parisian households, plus a fantasy four point plan for French civic conduct, ending with a quip about candle savings across seasons.

Herman W. Nichols Washington Henjama Ufranklin Franklin Paris Journal of Pans Amercans Qu.c Library of Congress Meadiess Pat Witchi Ben Qur Man Amudi

Father begins term in death of tot

The father of a three month old boy who died apparently of poisoning started a one year sentence for criminal negligence. Woodrow Prosser, unemployed, was sentenced yesterday. His wife Gwendolyn, 25, a waitress, received six months probation. The baby died February 23 in a one room apartment. a disinfectant found in the stomach was the cause. The twin sister survived and is recovering. Mobile County Welfare Department took custody of two other children.

Mobile Woodrow Prosser Gwendolyn Nelson E. Grubbs Mit Mobie County Welfare Department

First civilian tank rolls off lines in Cleveland

The first tank built by a civilian company since World War II began rolled off the Cleveland work lines today, three months ahead of schedule. The light TI tank is named for the late Gen. Walton H. Walker, killed in a jeep accident last December in Korea where he commanded the Eighth Army.

Cleveland Walton H. Walker Korea

Caruso Sang on Radio From Backstage in 1910 Opera Experiments

Opera star Enrico Caruso reportedly performed for radio experiments in 1910 from backstage at the Metropolitan Opera House. The historic test marked an early use of wireless sound in a major venue.

Enrico Caruso Metropolitan Opera House

Student Leaders Attend Parley From Dothan High School

Dothan High School Student Council officers depart tomorrow to join the Alabama Association for Student Councils annual convention at Murphy High in Mobile from Thursday to Saturday. Representing Dothan are Bob Zhinden president and incoming officers Kenneth Givens Jane H. Eddins and Tony Sturges. Mrs FL Hamner faculty advisor accompanies the group. The item notes the first U S patent for wireless radio today was issued to Dr Mahlon Loomis in 1872.

Dothan Alabama Association For Student Councile Murphy Mobile Bob Zhinden Kenneth Givens Jane H. Eddins Tony Sturges FL. Hamner U. S Mahlon Loomis

River Misbourne Flows Again After Drought Gap

Ancient war chariots and local signs recall past conflicts as the River Misbourne resumes flow. Reports note the river dried up during World War I, vanished before World War II, and remained dry until March, with new water returning to the chalk stream near Chalfont and St Giles.

Chalfont ST. Giles Arodiy Misbourne

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