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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1948
Page
2
A garbled 1948 newspaper fragment lists subscription rates, mail delivery notes, and notices about service availability. It mentions Matt Baca, various places like Atlanta and Detroit, and a reference to a quote about tyranny over the mind.
A brief reflective excerpt cites 1 John 5 12 and recalls the Mount of Transfiguration. Alexander Maclaren urges lifting eyes to Jesus only amid earthly gleams and joys, a faith meditation on divine life through the Son.
Poultry researchers on the University of Kentucky campus outline a plan for a chicken of tomorrow to debut by 1951. The project calls for nationwide breeding programs and regional contests, with a final national contest in 1961. A fat prize will reward the breeder who creates an ideal bird with white meat and more breast.
The piece argues turnout affects national outcomes and political leverage but states Alabama’s result is fixed in the Nation’s Rights column. It suggests protests against President Harris and supports rights candidates, asserting turnout won’t change Alabama’s final alignment.
A fragmented telegram style plea urges Alabama voters to cast ballots in the State's Rights or Republican tickets, arguing political independence hinges on turnout. It asserts GOP hopes to win these votes after 1952 and condemns Democratic apathy, urging participation to counter the status quo.
Former Congressman J Lindsay Almond now Virginia attorney general endorses the party while admitting it has gone to pot. He urges sticking to fundamental faith in the home of our fathers despite leaks bats in the belfry and other coarse metaphors. Those against the True man Democratic ticket will have to count their votes to beat this.
A deteriorated call for funds describes a fundraising drive with repeated appeals to continue door knocking, shop visits, and office calls to raise about 2300 or 2500. The text urges everyone who can contribute to do so, framing the effort as ongoing and essential.
A column analyzes campaign tactics of Dewey and Truman, noting Dewey’s careful avoidance of war and reclamation debates, while Truman faces scrutiny for his administration's record. It contrasts party support, potential White House teamwork, and the influence of banks and big business on GOP funding.
Opinion column discusses Southern political shifts around State rights and race in the run up to the 1948 election. It notes Thomond Thurmond's gains, cites editorials from The Roanoke and The Sanford Herald, and argues the South’s stance signals emancipation from national Democratic leadership. The piece frames civil liberties debates as a fuel for a broad Southern revolt.
Anecdotal remarks critique college graduates and civic activity, noting disdain toward public involvement and political process. The passage references Alan W. Brown as new president and mentions local leaders Roger T monet and others in a fragmented, garbled account.
Autauga County farmers report remarkable gains from reseeded crimson clover with new acreage planned. Visitors from several states will assess 4000 acres now and expect 9000 by the time they arrive, citing endorsements from growers like D. L. Yarbrough, Wil Howard Smith, and C. L. Breedlove.
25 Years Ago item reports Dothan post office serving 15,307 people with six city carriers. Reece Ennis opens Dixie Grocery Company. Newton’s football team to play Dothan tomorrow. prior meeting Dothan won. City of Dothan contracts J. D. Scott and Co. for Chalkers Bluff hydro plant, work to start in 15 days. Senior B P A of Heat land Avenue Baptist church to host a Wiener roast Friday night.
AP report notes the Footman twins from Sethe Coriating gosta ae a, described in a fragmentary mobile city piece. The item references the football season, travel by train at night, and mentions nicknames Bi and Bob.
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