Subscription Rates and Notice Details in The Eagle News
The page lists subscription rates by carrier or mail for Alabama Georgia and Florida with varying terms and prices. It also notes charges for cards of thanks obituaries and resolutions at two cents per word and includes misstatement policy and several quoted religious verses from 1949.
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Georgian
Florida
Georgia
Tomonth
Wail
Mote Sanday
Vie
Tribute to Mothers and Christian Mothers Across the World
A long tribute on Mother's Day praising Christian mothers and their influence across nations. The piece recalls Madame Schumann-Heink, Gold Star mothers, and the enduring value of maternal love, ending with a note that local teams in Dothan have spent time in the cellar this season.
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Russia
Governor Folsom Should Not Resign Despite Criticism
The piece argues Governor Folsom should serve out his term despite calls for resignation. It defends the elected mandate, critiques impeachment likelihood, and praises the legislature as a check and balance. It notes Alabama can endure Folsom’s administration and warns against resignation or pressure actions.
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Folsom
Not Featherbedding Nowhere a Decatur plant shuts down
A Decatur chicken processing plant idles 100 workers after a disposal crisis leaves feathers undumpable at the new city dump and old dump sites blocked. Officials refuse permits, and farmers avoid plowing feathers into fields this season, prompting concern and calls for priority to restore work. The item contrasts this with a joking marginal note about President Truman and Congress.
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Coalition Dominance Grows In Washington As Dixie Voice Rises
John Temple Graves argues the coalition has gained strength in Washington despite Trumanite resistance. He predicts a split in Democratic loyalties between Trumanites and coalition backers, praising Strom Thurmond and urging Southern leadership in Jackson next week. He cites favorable South views from The Pittsburgh Courier and notes Arkansas A and M forestry plans as key regional wealth, highlighting water and wood as top resources.
Westbrook Pegler on Treason and State Powers
Westbrook Pegler critiques a New York grand jury for faulting defenses against treason while urging stronger state laws to define treason. He notes Harvard lawyers and federal figures, questions enforcement gaps, and references Ezra Pound and Whittaker Chambers amid postwar political tensions.
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Fathers versus Sons at Edgewhed banquet noted
Edgewhed Community News reports at the Father and Son banquet President R S Bullock said the sons looked better and talked better than their fathers. The piece muses on junior physiques and opportunities today, suggesting fathers and sons dined together despite one or more sons per family. It also ponders demonyms for county residents such as Chipleyite or Vernonian.
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Dick) Bullock
Bullock
Valley Sun
Atomic questions on A bomb policy and education
Ray Tucker surveys reader queries on broader publicity for atomic energy, the McMahon stance, and the need for transparency to Congress and the public. He argues for shared information on stock and production while noting risks, plus concerns over education funding and teacher shortages.
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Columbus
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Ozark County 4-H Camp Plans May 1924 Event
G W Ray told 140 4-H club boys they would camp three days at El Kare camp near Newton with Ti Sims assisting in instruction during the camp. Editorial notes reflect strong sentiment on hell and the year. Moody hospital to hold house Monday May 12 with Florence Nightingale program. J D Campbell of Dothan reports an alligator about 18 inches long seen on the street. Republished from May 12, 1906 Eagle.
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el Kare
Newton
Ti Sims
Ray
Moody Hospital
Hoité
Florence Nightingale
J. D. Campbell
Dothan
Optimist Club Plans Ladies Night Dance
The Optimist Club of Date will hold its first annual Ladies Night Monday at Wagon Wheel. Dinner at 7:30 p.m. followed by entertainment by Lou Loriaux of Enterprise known as Professor Clorox. About 9 p.m. a dance will begin with Ley eaux’s orchestra. Formality informal. attendance limited to optimists and guests.
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Fies Wagon Wheel
Lou Loriaux
Enterprise
Clorox
Wilgin
Leyeaux
Abc
Town Goes Goofy in Cushing Goofies Craze
In Cushing Oklahoma residents collect quirky goofies described as odd garments from famous sons. The trend features children and homemakers trading goofies that originate from distant places and require distinctive, unusual attire.
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