Obituary and Memorials in Dothan Eagle Page
A long running obit page notes tributes and resolutions as readers reflect on loss. The page lists names and notes a Jefferson quote commemorating rights and liberty.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1947
Page
2
A long running obit page notes tributes and resolutions as readers reflect on loss. The page lists names and notes a Jefferson quote commemorating rights and liberty.
Civil Service survey shows federal civilian jobs fell 30 percent from Oct 1945 to Oct 1946, while state and local governments expanded. State payrolls rose from 198 million to 256 million. total state staff increased 19 percent. municipal payrolls climbed from 129 million to 156 million. school payrolls added 175,000. Article also criticizes Alabama Constitutional Amendment No 6 as unclear and misused, noting legislators’ expense accounts and new 36 legislative days.
A New York brewery workers pact grants 6.50 extra weekly pay if it enshrines a tradition of taking 15 minutes for beer breaks in morning and afternoon company time. The column warns other unions may seek similar carve outs, joking about auto workers, trainmen, telephone workers, coal miners, and even grave diggers embracing likewise, a light take on labor concessions.
The legislative committee on highways backs raising the state gasoline tax from six to seven cents to fund road projects. A minors bloc opposes the hike while governors and station operators campaign argue the public already pays heavy taxes per gallon. The issue gains attention as officials weigh the impact on Houston County and motorists.
Henry Wallace’s European barnstorming drew mixed reactions from kin and diplomats as he criticized U S policy. the column also reveals Inside the Ku Klux Klan minutes detailing a new card system to detect agents and a push to oppose repatriation of Negro babies. The piece notes Wallace’s views on France Britain Sweden and Denmark and reports on Klan actions in Atlanta Athinta and Georgia.
A collection of statements from Secret Service Chief Ma roney, Dr Edwards, Shigeru Yoshida, Eric Johnston, Senator Ball, Senator Bird, Rev Dr Buttrick, Dr Samuel Stevens, James F Green, and William C Bullitt. The remarks touch on counterfeiting, health, postwar Japan, US Russia diplomacy, labor unions, atomic energy cautions, religion, labor relations, communism, and totalitarianism.
The Interim committee on finance and taxation recommended a 750000 appropriation this year, 400000 more than the prior amount before the Clayton amendment. The governor seeks a Supreme Court opinion on legally calling a special session during a regular recess, a technical constitutional issue. Citizens urge repeal, substitution, and disappointment in a piece of legislation.
In Florida the House passes a broad public school bill boosting teacher pay and performance as part of a national educational revolution. The piece contrasts progress with resistance to funding, citing a hope teachers won’t have to strike. The author then surveys drought relief and irrigation efforts from Oregon to Arizona, noting vast water projects enabling agriculture and urban growth in desert regions. He laments water scarcity and highlights irrigation’s role in transforming arid lands across multiple states.
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that three London papers agree Russia does not want war but warns of Soviet influence. He cites a new Allied super-administration in the Balkans led by Dimitrov and accuses Moscow-trained leaders of shaping regional operations. The piece concludes the danger is political penetration, not immediate shooting war.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations and times including CBS NBC and ABC shows, news, music, comedies, dramas, and variety segments. Notable items feature Jack Smith, Judy, Amos and Andy, Mel Blanc, Milton Berle, and Gordon hosts with multiple orch. performances and headline news updates.
Pau Betz the leading feminine star will start her New York tour with a professional debut against Mrs Sarah P Cooke at New Rochelle N Y next Sunday. Betz and Cooke are slated to face each other in a wide series of matches as they resume competition following their prior exhibition at New Rochelle.
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