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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

2

Dothan Eagle Rates and Editorial Notes Include Immigration Debate

The Dothan Eagle lists subscription prices for carrier and mail services across Alabama Georgia and Florida and notes pricing for daily and Sunday editions. The issue includes a lengthy editorial on immigration. condemning wholesale entry while advocating selective, thorough screening of newcomers and warning against communists fascists and peddlers.

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A Hard Fall for Montanita Democrat Romney in Bank Shortage

Kenneth Romney, longtime House Sergeant at Arms, faces 1 to 3 years after being found guilty of a $143,863 bank shortage. He blames faithless colleagues, cites embezzlement by others, and condemns trusted men while admitting folly. He did not testify. a prior immunity limits others’ prosecution.

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Merry-Go-Round Chronicles Wartime Lobbying and Greece Debates

The column details unregistered wool lobbyists in Congress backing a 60 percent wool tariff, a Greek aid strategy clash between Labor and Treasury leaders vs State Department sovereignty, and strikes delaying returning G I corps caskets. It also covers Britain’s funding angle to Greece, Germany rebuilding plans, and John L. Lewis coal welfare negotiations with operators amid stalled talks.

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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves

A reflective essay critiquing religious leaders and the Federal Council of Churches stance on communism and social policy. It contrasts personal faith with public action, noting Bishop Oxnam and Charles Taft, and argues for evangelical ethics rooted in divine authority amid social debates.

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Cleveland Voters Back Higher Parking Penalty Plan

A survey note claims 59.5 percent favor stiffer parking penalties while 40.5 percent oppose. A Tennessee man celebrates his 103rd birthday, marking three career “soft sears.” The piece references Census estimates of 142 million in the United States and discusses welfare fund allocations amid mining community relief needs.

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Peanut Capital Debate Bites Local Headlines

Census figures crown Early County Georgia as the top peanut producing county with Comanche Texas and Coffee Alabama among leaders. The piece notes Alabama’s Wiregrass region dominance and announces the revival of the local Peanut Festival amid rival claims to the title.

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Checks and Balances in Florida and Alabama State Government

The Florida Legislature authorized pay raises for state officials but Governor Millard Caldwell blocked the increases, ordering the general fund checks to stay at their present level. His action affected the Hotel Commissioner, Welfare Commissioner, and Beverage Director, illustrating differing balances of power between branches. In Alabama, the opposite dynamic is observed, highlighting checks and balances across states.

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Undesirable Influx Sparks Immigrant Debate at Legion Speech

National American Legion commander Paul H. Griffith told the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington that lax immigration laws allow about 1,540,000 so called black market immigrants into the U S each year. He warned that foreigners crossing borders could enable communists and fascists to form a fifth column in the United States.

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Contention Over Italian North Africa To Be Debated By Allies

The piece outlines a looming Big Four meeting in London to decide the disposition of Italy's North African colonies. It notes competing claims from Russia Egypt Britain Ethiopia and the Senussi, with Tobruk Crete and Libyan coast strategic in the Mediterranean, and recalls Mussolini's desert empire and Libyan resistance including Graziani's camps and Rommel's 1942 retreat.

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Radio Network Thursday Schedule Listings

Radio programs across networks on Thursday include the Supper Club Mystery of the Week at 00, World News via Broadcast with Jack Smith Show on CBS, Grand Marquee drama, Mr Keen, N V Kaltenborn commentary, Aldrich Family suspense and drama on CBS, Burns and Allen, FBL in Peace and War on CBS, Vive Min News Period, Eddie Foy Music Hall, Dick Haymen Show on CBS, and Jack Haley with Crime Photographer on CBS.

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Radio Schedule Fragment from 1950s Channel Grid

A dense OCR style radio schedule lists various programs across stations WDIG and WDIG night blocks. Items include comedy, news, speedway previews, musical acts, and church programs with times and show names varied and overlapping.

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