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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1950

Page

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Big Three seek new policy at London conference

Western democracies in London aim to unify strategy against Communist expansion in Europe and Asia. Big Three foreign ministers discuss expanding the North Atlantic Pact and gradual Allied occupation exit from Western Germany, while maintaining defense forces.

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Verbal Marriage Practice Described in Ancient JStuttish Custom

The article explains flandfasting a medieval JStuttish tradition where a couple pledge a temporary marriage by a spoken vow while holding hands. After a year of trial union, they may marry permanently or revert to single status.

Reds Lose Control Of Town Councils In Austrian Vote

In Lower Austria the right wing Catholic People’s Party won majorities in many local councils as Communists lost control in 22 districts and 1579 communities. The final returns show the People’s Party with 389,654 votes, Socialists 20,323, and Communists 99,471, with the Communist share near five percent of the national level. Observers say Communists won few mayoral chances, as Socialists and People’s Parties coalition to block them.

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Conservation Starts In County PMA Office

Farmers should contact a local PMA representative before starting a conservation practice to receive assistance. PMA state executive officer B T Collins notes that a request must be filed with the county committee prior to using materials or practices. The rule applies across conservation areas under the PMA program.

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Culling Laying Flock Declared Profitable

Poultry expert John Weeks outlines three key traits for culling hens to maximize laying flock profits. Body capacity skin texture and condition are primary, with skin color as a decisive third factor. County agents provide details on applying this method.

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DALLA TESTS Dairy Herd Improvement Summary

The dairy herd improvement tests record each cow in the herd. They measure milk and butterfat yield, feed amount, breeding status, and related performance data for ongoing herd management.

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Fertilizer Advice for Truck Crops and Potatoes

Farmers are advised to apply 1 400 pounds of fertilizer per acre to tomatoes, Irish potatoes, and related crops. A side dress of nitrate of soda is recommended as beneficial for most crops to boost yields and quality.

Floridians to Act in Gambling Movie in Florida

Jacksonville crew films a semi documentary on a crime syndicate under Senate investigation. Principal shooting starts at Raiford state prison with Florida talent starring Richard Conte and a noted singer, with California technicians. filming moves to Miami and several towns over roughly three months.

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Plas Cotton Variety Debuts From Agricultural Stations

A new cotton variety named Plas ranks among the leading high yield varieties. It resists pests and produces medium to large bolls with staple length about one inch better than average. Lint percentage ranges from 47 to 40 percent. Developed by Dr Al Smith at the Groveia and Alabama Experiment Stations in cooperation with the Bureau of Plant Industry. Dr Smith is now stationed at Auburn.

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Charges Dropped In Diplomatic Dousing Incident

WEW DELHY UP reports charges dropped against a British major after an incident at the Imperial Hotel involving Ambassador Dr. Gecar Tascheret. A Canadian woman described the event as the ambassador's fault while witnesses noted a highball and a tin whistle incident preceding the dousing.

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Youth Held On Charge Of Seizing Georgian Kidnap Suspect Surrendered

Jacksonville dispatch reports George Lewis Wise Jr. charged with kidnapping J. W. Ewen of a Georgia store near the Florida Georgia line. Harcel Hutton held on $23,000 bond. all three men allegedly forced Ewen into a car at gunpoint, involved in a federally defined kidnapping and an earlier robbery.

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Growing a better poultry range for Alabama farms

A fragmented passage discusses improving poultry range and cost reduction for pullets, with references to Alabama dairy and milk consumption. It mentions tightening the feed and mentions a 40 percent industry increase risk, but text is garbled and uncertain.

Elba Considers Two-Cent Cigarette Tax for Parks

Elba officials study a two cent per package cigarette tax to fund playground and recreation program for Elba schools. A delegation from Pay' smt Teacher Association and school board backs the plan as surrounding cities use such taxes. City leaders foresee tax proceeds financing park programs and school needs.

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Camellia expert Royal Wilmot dies in Florida

Royal James Wilmot, 52, longtime Florida camellia authority and University of Florida horticulturist, died after a brief illness. A former Florida State Plant Board member, he led horticultural grounds at UF and directed varieties including one of the fattest camellias in the United States. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. he is survived by his wife Gladys Wilmot and son Royal James Wilmot Jr.

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Jaycees In Florida Elect Marianna Man

Florida State Junior Chamber of Commerce members reported the election of Brailey Oahl of Sanford as the organization's next president after the closest ballot on the books. Odhan faced opposition from Scott Lee, president of the Jacksonville chapter.

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Jaycees choose Hollywood for next annual convention

The 600 Jaycees in annual convention here selected Hollywood as the site of their next meeting and elected seven vice presidents, including Walter Davis Jr of Miami and Charles W Tolinson Jr of Jacksonville, with six other officers named from cities across Florida. National directors named were S Sweet Smith of Cocoa, Pleasant Gay of Jacksonville Beach, Robert Coral Gables, and Ed Reed of Tampa.

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