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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1946

Page

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China Communists Drive On Peiping

Nationalist press reports say Chinese Communist forces seek to encircle Peiping and Tientsin linking north China armies with Manchuria. About 50,000 troops mass near Tientsin targeting the north rail line and the Peiping to Hukuo line. The danger area includes northern Kiangsi with plans to attack Yangchow and Taichow as Manchuria troops push north of the Tiatzheho river.

Pei and Tientsin North China Manchuria Tientsin-Pukow Peiping-Hurkow Kiangsi Yangchow Taichow Lucenont Tiatzeho River

Fowler Infant Rites Set Today

Funeral services for Joyce Fowler infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Fowler of 601 North College street were held at 3 pm today at Johnson and Wilkerson chapel with Rev A D Zdbind en officiating Burial followed in Piney Grove cemetery Johnson and Wilkerson directing Surviving include grandparents Mrs Lucy Fowler Dothan and W M Reeves Geneva route one

Joyce Fowler J. B. Fowler North College Street Johnson and Wilkerson Chapel A. D. Zbdinden Piney Grove Johnson and Wilkerson Lucy Fowler Dothan W. M. Reeves Geneva

Mission to Delhi continues after talks with Moslem League

A government statement says the continued mission from His Majesty's government and the British people remains active despite a breakdown in talks with the Moslem League. Lord Wavell and the Mission head to Delhi, with plans to issue next steps in a few days. Red Cross Gray Ladies are staffing 1,302 federal and civilian hospitals.

Lesdera Congress

Capital Offenses Arraignment May 25

Arraignment proceeding for six capital offense cases scheduled for the May 27 term of court will be held on Saturday May 25, Circuit Clerk Roy O. Hill said. Cases include John Jordan for carnell knowledge, Willie Brinkley James Price Amos Mathis for robbery, Louise Stewart for first degree murder and Trudie Mae Davis for first degree murder.

Roy O. Hill John Jordan Willie Brinkley James Price Amos Mathis Louise Stewart Trudie Mae Davis

Coal Strike Talks Reach Arbitration Proposal Clash

The union rejected the arbitration plan amid stalled talks on Lewis nine contract proposals. Operators say they agreed to pay during a critical national period to kickstart conference work. Proposals include a health fund funded by a 10 cent royalty and expanded safety measures. The coal issue was reviewed by President Truman and Congressional leaders.

Lewis Truman Congressional

County board split over pass benefit for county

Board members debated whether the pass would benefit the County. Ennis Roebuck, operator of a drink and candy concession in the courthouse lobby, was granted permission to install a penny weight machine in the lobby.

Number 11 Ennis Roebuck

Hoover To Ask American Famine Food Help

Former President Herbert Hoover, after a 35,000-mile world famine tour for President Truman, will travel to South America within two weeks to urge Latin American aid for the global food relief effort. He cautioned it is too early to decide on rationing and aims to prevent a 1946 harvest shortage through a new program by his six member study group.

Washington Herbert Hoover Truman South America Hoover United States Chester Bowles Mr. Truman White House Charles G. Ross Mr. Hoover

Strife at Pratt Whit ney Plant Reopens Amid Clashes

In West Hartford Connecticut the Pratt Whitney division of Niles Bement Pond Co reopened in a back to work move after pickets and police clashed. About a dozen union officials were arrested as state police intervened. The two month strike began over an 18 12 cents hourly raise while the company offered 15 cents. Charles W. Deeds declined comment but pledged no strike breakers.

West Hartford

Task Force 80 Off War Maneuvers Near Haiti Training

Aboard the aircraft carrier Franks II Roosevelt Mitschr's Task Force 80 sailed south of Haiti for Guantanamo Bay to prepare for a three day air strike against Culebra Island and a Marine landing on Puerto Rico's east coast. The force comprising the Roosevelt Midway and Princeton led 29 ships under simulated wartime conditions to give thousands of sailors realistic training. About half of the men aboard had not engaged in combat during the war and many had joined the Navy after V J Day.

Franks II D. Roosevelt Haiti Marc A. Mitschr Guantanamo Bay Culebra Island Puerto Ricu la Roosevelt Midway Princeton

Georgia Girl Near Death After Attack

A Georgia girl, Devenrald chenille mill worker from Pivsburg Ga, lies near death after an alleged sex attack in a Chattanooga hotel room. Police report three skull fractures and other injuries. She was found unconscious Saturday night by a hotel clerk investigating a light. An intensive search for the assailant is ongoing.

Chattanooga Femn Wno Vietinay Tmosene Abbott Pivsburge Ga Helieys Hew

GORDON PERSONS VOTERS MISLED IN ALABAMA PRIMARY

In Alabama a factional split emerges as Gordon Persons supporters regret backing him after revelations of his ties to a gang of professional bosses. Critics say voters were misled by the campaign and now oppose the professionals.

Alabama Gordon Gordon Persons Stave Folsom CTO Pac Hin

Negro Arrested In Prohibition Violation At Negro Churchyard

Manuel Ward, 29, was arrested last night in a Negro churchyard and charged with violating the prohibition law. Officers said he had a pint of manshine whiskey in his possession. Chief Deputy Sheriff I. T. Casey said the arrest was made with Lake Burdick assisting in the investigation.

Manuel Ward Depty I. T. Casey Lake Burdick

Troy Nine Defeats Greenville in 12 Inning Upset

Sunday results from the Alabama State League show Troy defeating Greenville 8-7 in 12 innings after a back and forth game. Troy led 5-0 early, Greenville tied 7-7 in the ninth, with Troy pushing the winning run across in the 12th as Greenville committed five errors. Gilbert Murray Hester Bryant Ryan King Ackenbrandt W HilLaker and Cagle drove in runs. winning pitcher Lee, losing pitcher Laker. Geneva beat Brewton 6-4 in Geneva on Saturday. Brewton had seven runs on 11 hits with four errors. Fletterin beat Gongioff on the mound. Sunday's Brewton geneva game was rained out.

Troy Greenville Troy Trojans Greenies Trojans Gilbert Murray Hester Bryant Ryan King Ackenbrandt W. Hil Laker Cagle Marjourau Israel Trauxell Parker Cox Lee Laker Geneva Geneva Redbirds Brewton Redbirds Fletterin Frank Gongioff

Induction Day for 29 Registrants from Houston County

Twenty nine men registered with Houston County Selective Service boards were sent to Ft. McClellan for final induction or preinduction physical exams. Board Three shipped Earl Hughes Tullis Parker Ralph Smith Joe Andrews Mulkey Wade Babb Lewis Douglas. Board One sent Glenn Smith Culpepper for induction and preinduction exam. Board Two dispatched Hardy Womien Regis ter Wilkinson Buckhitl Hodges Thomley Branton Enfinger Cooley Parker Traylor McDaniel Thomley Shupert Smith.

Houston County Selective Service Boards Ft. McClellan Earl Benjamin Hughes Tullis A. Parker Ralph Hilson Smith Joe Herman Andrews George Jordan Mulkey James Elton Wade Lloyd Anderzon Babb Robert Furt Lewis Virgil Edward Douglas Glenn Duke Smith Moley Daniel Culpepper Board Two Thumman Ray Hardy John Louis Womien Billy Wood Register Cecil Fugene Wilkinson William Kent Buckhitl Dempsey Fred Hodges Raymend Clifton Thomley James Bbady Branton Carl Fudon Enfinger Norman Cooley Howard Junior Parker Chester Lee Traylor EE McDaniel Delphus Thomley Charles Noah Shupert Clestus Smith

Highway Patrols Guard Tuscaloosa Labor Dispute at Plant

State highway patrolmen guard an asphalt plant project near Tuscaloosa as work resumes after a labor dispute. Pickets from the Tuscaloosa Building Trades Council AFL accuse the firm of seeking a closed shop while the contractor says non union labor is used. A temporary injunction restraining picketing was dissolved by Circuit Judge Warren last Friday.

Tuscaloosa Ala Houston Texas W. C. Warren

One Escaped Prisoner Recaptured in Alabama Breakout

W L Odiorne says Jack Brown 20 year robberies from Jefferson county identified as recaptured by private citizen in a Bibb County shack. Officials found a truck used by 14 escaped prisoners from Kilby farm abandoned in lower Montgomery county. nine of the fugitives were recaptured soon after.

Montgomery Ala Kilby W. L. Odiorne Jack Brown Jefferson County Odiorne Brown Bibb County Kirby Montgomery County

Renewal papers for Enterprise Troop 36 filed in Dothan

Renewal papers for Enterprise Troop 36 sponsored by Bama Cotton Mills have been filed at the council office in Dothan. D. D. Riley named Scoutmaster with W. L. Layton as assistant. T. A. Butner James Wolfe and Colmer Walker as troop committeemen. Junior assistants Luke C. Peoples and James Daniels. Other scouts include Melvin Treadway Elroy Lindsay Alton Adkinson Russell Newman Chester L. Holland Billie Rudd Paul Fleming Jeff Lewis Jack Hubbard Gene Head. Summer camp for Negro Scouts in Southeast Alabama Council set again at Blue Pond Conecuh Forest near Andalusia directed by E. J. Jones. Scout Exec J. W. Cooke and Field Commissioner Gene Ramage recently returned from Camp Isotruma near Baton Rouge.

Enterprise Bama Cotton Mills Dothan D. D. Riley W. L. Layton T.A. Butner James Wolfe Colmer Walker Luke C. Peeples James Daniels Melvin Treadway Elroy Lindsay Alton Adkinson Russell Newman Chester L. Holland Billie Rudd Paul Fleming Jeff Lewis Jack Hubbard Gene Head E. J. Jones J. W. Cooke Gene Ramage Southeast Alabama Council Boy Scouts of America Isotruma Baton Rouge

Camp administration and activities for Region Five staff event

Lou Hall national director of health and safety, Joe Thomas assistant regional director for Region Five, and regional staff led a three field camping program. The camp covered administration, activities such as map making, hiking, oxmanship, compass reading, and commissary duties.

Tion Lou Hall Joe Thomas

Sergeant Hall Rites To Be Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Technical Sergeant Moselma Hall a Cottonwood Army veteran killed in a Thursday automobile accident at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Baltimore Maryland will be held at New Harmon Church at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev Mr Nobles officiating Johnson and Wilkerson Funeral Home is in charge Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs J W Hall Cottonwood route one two sisters Mrs Thelma Strickland Gordon route one and Miss Leeviz Hall Cottonwood three brothers L H Hal Snead Fra and L M and J J Hall both of Cottonwood

Moselma Hall Cottonwood Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Baltimore New Harmon Church Nobles Johnson and Wilkerson Funeral Home J. T J.C Clyde ‘Hall H. A. Granger J. W. Hall Cottonwood Thelma Strickland Gordon Leeviz Hall L. H. Hal Snead L. M. and J. J. Hall

Area Vets Arriving From Overseas Service

Veterans arriving in the States from overseas service noted as area arrivals. The report highlights transition plans, local reception efforts, and support programs awaiting these veterans.

Warship crew citations from New York harbor notices

Fragmentary OCR describes sailors and officers aboard ships in New York harbor. Names include Joseph Lose James H. Mel Hartford R. C. Nicholas Thomas I. Dunn and vessels Rockhill Victory War Victory Hood Victory Woodbridge Tory. Ambiguous text limits precise roles or events.

Asenik Joseph Lose OD Daiman J.oe Andrews Rockhill Vict New York James H. Mel Hartford R. c. Nicholas, Prise Thomas I. Dunn Hood Victory York

Out of Navy Willie J. Martin Discharged at Shoemaker

Willie J. Martin SC30 of Lington Avenue has been discharged from the Navy at Shoemaker Detention Center. The public information office announced the action.

Willie J. Martin Lington Ave Navy Tion Center Shoemaker Office of Public

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