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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
4
Florida citizens over 65 receive old age assistance while 62 percent of total services go to children with irre sponsible parents. The Welfare Board says program funding totals 18.5 million from state funds and 31.25 million from federal funds, to be debated by legislators next week.
Blakely Cub Pack holds a special meeting at the echoo auditorium tomorrow at 7 pm. Cupmaster George Lins announced the event, with Cub Scouts to wear costumes representing five countries where packs are organized namely the United States India Memco and South Africa. Freight cars owned by IUS railroads formed a train about 14 dog mules long.
United Nations and United States policy divisions over Korea hinge on labeling actions as a police action not a war. MacArthur and the State Department clash on military strategy and diplomatic framing as talks with China linger and UN unanimity remains elusive.
United Press reports airlines plan to spotlight cuisine with menus linked to famed restaurants. Pan American serves meals prepared by Maas, a restaurant with a storied past. Dishes include caramel apple tart and roast duckling with orange currant sauce, prepared on the ground and finished aboard.
The Alabama Automobile Dealers Association pledged full cooperation with Governor Gordon Persons in the effort to reduce traffic accidents. A resolution supporting the campaign was sent to the governor.
Chipley Haya School will send four representatives and one sponsor to the State Student Council Convention in Daytona Beach on April 8. Seabreeze High School hosts the event to elect state officers. Representing Chipley are Joan Prescott, Carol Jean Peel, Frank Tobias, and John Crawford with William Lester Kitching as sponsor.
In Blakely Early County prepares to host the first Red Cross home nursing course with initial session set for April 6. County health nurse Ruth Gordon will teach after completing the 1st course at Albany. Sessions run 3:30 to 7:50 p.m.. contact Ruth Gordon, Mrs Fitzgerald, or Mrs Oscar Powell to enroll.
Three Blakely Scouts Charles Cosby Carl Farzis and Royce Daven port have registered to attend the Philmont Scout camp in New Mexico in July. The Chehaw Council, which Blakely units belong to, has been allocated 10 places for the camp. Also noted are comparisons of Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake to half the size of Lake Michigan, and a brief historical fact about Samuel Osgood, the first Postmaster General appointed September 24, 1739.
Blakely officials and county commissioners will meet April 3 with state officials to map a city safety program this Summer. All items will be stressed.
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