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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1949
Page
2
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A fragmented 1901 notice hints at a board planning a new formation. Readable fragments indicate an organizational update and possible leadership changes, with key names and dates obscured. Further details unavailable from the damaged text.
Genev a County’s most unpatriotic veteran motif aside, 24 year old Purple Heart recipient Ed Stricklen, disabled with one leg, won a $999 disability check and a new $1,600 car after delays in benefits. He filed again, aided by Robert F Smith, a veteran service officer, who helped secure rehabilitation plans and a dairy business future. Stricklen, who served with the 79th Infantry in Cherbourg, has multiple medals including two Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart.
An insurance notice offers protection for your child against loss of limb use due to polio and various accidents. Contact Huey G Stevens at 1036-R or P.O. Box 684 for details about this weekly premium program.
Area Rent Director William S. Wilson outlined four principal adjustments allowing rent increases: major capital improvements comparability substantial occupancy gains and added services furnishings. He emphasized improvements must go beyond basic repairs and may include room or bath additions modernized kitchens or rehabilitations. Adjustments reflect capital value and construction costs. tenant approval needed for certain changes.
Wilson explained that the rent office will provide a prior opinion on the value of a prospective improvement or increased service before work begins. Increases are not granted until completion and a petition is filed with the rent office at 1321 2 North Foster Street in Dothan Alabama. Landlords must obtain favorable action from the office before raising rents and tenants have the right to appeal such increases.
James E. Curry of the Massachusetts Master Plumbers Association said plumbers carry more than 3,000 different tools and repair parts are necessary as a minimum in the plumbing business. He dismissed the notion of a simple joke about plumbers forgotten tools.
Springfield report notes Mary Burke of the city decided to enlist in the Women in the Air Force after hearing favorable military reports from her eight brothers currently in service. This reflects community support for wartime women volunteers.
Citizens of Enterprise will start paying two new city taxes in June. Water customers will pay an extra 50 cents on water bills from June 1, and a cigarette tax of two cents per pack will take effect June 15. Revenue funds recreation, city hall and other improvements, prioritizing pool reopening and a new bath house.
Mass Park Superintendent Daniel Warren devised a new use for parking meters. Tennis players must insert a quarter for 30 minutes of play, turning meters into courtside timekeepers in Brookline.
Richard Deland, 38, was rearrested within a day of being placed on probation for a clothing store burglary in Lynn Massachusetts, this time caught breaking into the same shop.
Dean, longtime director of the Manna High School Band since 1939, resigns to study music at the University of Florida. H M Hampton, former director of the Dothan High School band for eight years, will assume leadership effective June 1, with Hampton taking over July 1.
The city will pay Louis J. Neid 1900 dollars to control pigeons around city hall and the courthouse in Minneapolis.
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