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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
8
An eyewitness account describes a night engagement near an enemy harbor where Royal Navy motor torpedo boats and escorts clash with German forces. The action features tracer fire, star shells, and heavy gunfire, with both sides suffering light damage and no casualties.
Ankara reports raise the possibility that the four power Moscow pact could shift Turkey from neutrality in the war. Turks watch Foreign Minister Menemencioğlu’s Cairo talks with Eden with keen interest as a potential postwar settlement shifts regional alignments. The evolving understanding among Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union looms large over Turkey’s strategy and security concerns.
Dorothy Dix argues a new wife should embrace her husband s family and win them over. She praises a bride who bonded with her in laws calling them love kin and warns against scorn or alienation, noting marriage success hinges on harmony with relatives.
A dated domestic guide warns that a wife who alienates a husband from his parents and siblings risks driving him away from his own family. It urges wives to be kind to his kin, saying loyalty to his family strengthens marriage and that kindness to relatives pays dividends.
Houston County farmers purchased about 260000 pounds of winter cover seed, but only a small portion has been planted. County Agent C M Ling urged planting to rebuild depleted soil after a bumper peanut harvest, noting erosion risks and the large seed stock, mainly Austrian winter peas, with some oats planted by a few farmers. A Sarred Harp Sing will be at the courthouse in Dothan Sunday at 1 PM. Three pilots graduated from Army Air Forces Central Flying Training Command with wings and commissions at Randolph Field and Altus Field, Oklahoma.
The All America football star and bomber crew member Tom Harmon is reported missing in action since October. His parents in Michigan were notified by the War Department last night. Harmon, who previously survived a 1943 bomber crash, was serving in the Far East with the 23rd Fighter Group. No cause is given. further details will be released if received.
SAN FANCISCO AP The Army moved to seize control of the Tule Lake segregation center for disloyal Japanese and restore order at the troubled camp. The Chronicle reported 1,000 troops in battle dress arrived at the camp in Slaklyou County to stabilize the situation.
Soldiers with fixed bayonets took over a two acre camp near the Oregon border after a civilian guard was beaten. About 22 injured as 5,000 troublemakers were rounded up, questioned, and guarded by floodlights amid barbed wire barriers, while Col Verne Austin confirmed Army control and officials declined further comment.
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