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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
4
Alabama beat Montgomery 5 2 at home as Ray Blink and Gene El led the Bombers to a straight win over Northant and Parnell Teeith. The American Cancer Society was noted as founded in 1923.
Slocomb High School seniors present their annual Senior Program at the high school auditorium tomorrow evening. The revue titled An Ole Kentucky Garden features songs by Stephen Foster, honors armed forces service members, and includes class officers and various student speakers.
The readable phrases mention Kent Sivagy Be Joga Argenta and a vague reference to bag mars. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Pfc Wilburn Clark reported killed in action after an overseas service since November. The War Department informed his wife Marguerite Clark of Dothan route two. The notice lists awards including the Combat Infantryman Badge Gold Conduct ribbon Presidential Citation and the Purple Heart. Also named are family and other service members from the area including Wilbur Avery Fedrix Barres Herald Caraway Milton Creel Baxri Golden James Harris and several Navy personnel.
E T Cribbon, formerly with Coce Cold Botting Co in Dothan, enters service. His brother First Sergeant Woodrow Clark serves with the First Army in Germany. Survivors include his wife, a son, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clark of Graceville, formerly Dothan.
Colonel Charles B. Stewart, Army Air Forces veteran, named Deputy Commander of Napier Field by Colonel Charles J. Daly. native of Springfield Mass, West Point graduate 1996, over 2000 flight hours, married Eleanor Phillips, two sons Charles Jr and Robert.
The scene shows Americans and delegates from 46 nations packed into a dimly understood venue. The speaker, under bright spotlights, delivers a rapid torrent of words, pausing only to gesture and step back from the table as the crowd remains quiet and unable to applaud.
The speaker, well spoken in precise English, rises from his notes as the audience reacts with applause. He explains his career with the Mexican government, noting work at consulates and since 1828 with the Ministry of Education supervising English in Mexico City.
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