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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
2
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to accept her husband’s lack of dancing interest and suggests marrying harmony over nagging. She warns against forcing lessons and praises stability, urging quiet generosity and shared evenings over conflict.
Washington AP report notes Senator Paul Douglas attached labels to several potential presidential contenders during an NBC TV appearance. He labeled MacArthur as likely to seek a quieter life, and suggested Eisenhower and Truman as possible candidates, while also weighing other figures for both parties.
The Defense Department reports four area men wounded and a fifth listed as missing in Korea. Missing is Pfe. Charles W. Rushing, son of Mrs. Esther Garrett of Freeport. Wounded are Pte. Odis Halstead, Cpl. William Calhoun Jr., and two others. One previously wounded, Cpl. Hubert Scott, returned to duty. Cpl. Brooks Rogers is also listed.
Tokyo AP war correspondent Jon Randolph earned praise from Lt Col Fred Weyand after moving through heavy Chinese fire to aid wounded soldiers near Company B during a April offensive. Randolph carried wounded to safety, helped Sgt Jay Bare, and remained behind to cover the unit's withdrawal. Weyand plans official recognition, noting Randolph’s bravery and modesty.
Rep Lawrence H Smith of Wisconsin urged Congress to repudiate private wartime agreements from Yalta and Potsdam. He introduced a concurrent resolution claiming Stalin Roosevelt and Churchill forged disarm and partition deals without Polish representation, betraying China and pressuring Stalin to war on Japan. He cited promises of favorable terms for Soviet interests in Asia.
E. Jay Becker of Jacksonville was chosen district governor of Florida Civitan clubs at a Tampa meeting. Lowell L. Kirkpatrick of Fort Lauderdale was named governor elect and L. A. Moody of Auburndale E A Faircloth of Tallahassee and Tay Tilghman of Orlando were named lieutenant governors. next year’s convention will be in Fort Lauderdale.
Hollywood report states Gloria Hatrick Stewart wife of Jimmy Stewart remained in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after her second operation following the birth of twin daughters. Doctor Mark Rabwin said she was making satisfactory progress but still in danger from an intestinal complication after Caesarean births a week ago.
Auburn special nutrition guidance presents Mary Hulsey recipe for chicken salad. Cut cooked chicken into pieces add sliced pickles celery eggs and dressing mix well and chill before serving.
Fragmentary text mentions Kentucky and burley production, compares to other states, and cites distances of 40 1008 miles and 30 000. The garbled lines reference life in motion and pistons, suggesting a general note on industry or transportation rather than a clear event.
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