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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1949

Page

2

Inquet Night Othay May Tabled Ayur

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Collaboration Between American and Russian Economies

Mackenzie argues that limited economic collaboration between the United States and Soviet Union is possible but requires amity and non interference in internal affairs. He notes historical proof of propaganda and espionage and warns that spies and propaganda would hinder any strong partnership. The piece references Roosevelt recognition of the USSR and the Comintern, later Cominform, and mentions Canada and other nations dealing with foreign agents.

Moscow Radio Voice of Kremlin Soset Washington Yscow United Redgents Britain Sovet America Comintern General Staff For Russia Cominform Canada United States

Indianap olis 500 Trials Begin With Fast Cars

Indianapolis AP Fifteen classy race cars and top drivers prepare to roll in the trials for the Memorial Day Indy 500. A car must average 114.3 mph for 10 miles to qualify for May 30, with the 33 fastest earning spots. Sixty six cars nominated, half will be eliminated, last year’s field was the fastest ever, Mauri Rose’s winning average was 119.813 mph.

Indianapolis America Mauri Rose

Battle Over ECA Cuts Starts Biggest Fight In Senate

Washington report on congressional maneuvers to cut Marshall Plan authorizations by 10 percent over 15 months. House and Senate appropriations committees clash with party leaders over defense, reconstruction, and European recovery funding amid calls for restraint and tax policy shifts.

ECA Senate Peter Erson Washington NEA House Appropriations Committee J. Vaughn Geary Virginia Christopher C. McGrath New York Sidney R. Yates Illinois John Taber Richard B. Wiggiesworth Massachusetts McGrath Yates Taber Wigglesworth House Subcommittee Full Appropriations Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Les. Styles Tr. Bridges New Hampshire Tait Ohio Wherry Nebraska George and Russell Georgia Europe Taft - Wherri- Russell-George Truman Congress Clarence Cannon Carl Vinson Armed Services Committee Marshall Plan Paul Hoffman FCA

AMA Says Health Program Would Wreck U S Medicine

Dr George P Lull argues against President Truman's four point health program focusing on compulsory health insurance He claims it would regimentalize medicine raise costs and threaten American health He contrasts voluntary insurance as effective cheaper and compatible with American tradition and cites rising costs abroad and current coverage figures 55 million hospitalized 37 million protected He asserts medical system and voluntary insurance prove their merit and future progress

George P. Lull Truman U. S.S. Senate United States Congress Senate Great Britain United States

Sylacauga Favored in Tennis Matches

Sylacauga leads Alabama state high school tennis tournament with eleven teams entered. Star player Alan Wickersham is the favorite to defend his singles title as Sylacauga men’s team aims for a second consecutive doubles crown with Bill Thompson and Durwood Bennett, after last year’s doubles win with Dickey Stoner.

Sylacauga Alabama Alan Wickersham Wickersham Bill Thompson Durwood Bennett Thompson Dickey Stoner

Swindle Sheet Costs of Expense Accounts Revealed

Hal Boyle reflects on the absurdity and vanity of expense accounts in a rain soaked New York office. He imagines a nation of roving reporters and traveling salesmen confessing to the same clever but costly habit, musing on honesty and the quirky rules of reimbursement. He recalls wartime travels and mislaid receipts, noting the lure of extravagant purchases and the narrow escape of keeping one’s own money. The essay mixs humor with a critique of modern accounting and morality.

New York Grand Rapids Men America Ben Brocktyn Bridge Champigne John Jasper Ned Jima Weil Vere

Oldest Brick House in Th aois at Cahokia Stands

The oldest brick house in Th aois sits at Cahokia, built around 1800. Its walls are a foot and a half thick, preserving early construction methods in the area.

Thaois Cahokia

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