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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
3
Washington dispatch notes Republican strategy mirrors Truman era playbook. Republicans press continuous attacks on White House and State Department while deflecting with new targets after MacArthur’s removal. McCarthy is cited as exemplar of relentless questioning tactics.
Political maneuvering over communism accusations targets Senator Russell and his allies. Republican attacks press for open hearings, claiming whitewash in investigations of MacArthur charges and Truman administration policies in Asia. The push threatens Russell’s reelection prospects in Georgia and aims to mobilize primary tensions while probing McCarthy era accusations.
Navy storage program at a dry Phoenix area facility preserves hundreds of surplus planes from the Korean War era. The system uses dry climate, sealed openings, sprayed protective film, regular pressure checks, and a fast assembly line for rehabilitation. The base houses over 20 types including Corsair fighters, with rust and sun damage minimized by containment measures.
Miss Leone Henriette Spurgen wagector general for the Ministry of Education in France will visit the University of Alabama May 12 15 for a two month tour of educational systems. She will confer with Dean Agnes Eile Harris and faculty about nursery schools home economics and teen age gym training programs. Spurgen, previously headmistress in Tuna and Bordeaux, is chief editor of a nursery school workers magazine and editor of Education Nationale.
A Tennessee educator was named to UNESCO committees by Dr Harvie Branscomb of Vanderbilt. The foundation aims to raise funds for basic education programs. Founders plan a steel ton project to support the effort and seek five million dollars in pledged support.
Mrs. Jabbie Mae Green, 35, of Round Lake, pleaded guilty before Probate Judge R L Crary Jr. to transport of liquor charges. Sheriff deputies Tommy Boone and James Langford arrested her, claiming they found four gallons of leg al whisky in her car. The whisky and the car were confiscated.
A new international education foundation named for Cordell Hull will finance study in the United States for foreign students. The charter outlines support for scholars and programs fostering cultural exchange and academic advancement.
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