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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1945
Page
2
A fragmented newspaper page cites notices, poems, and quotes with unclear local ads. It includes a section on subscription rates, public notices, and religious verses, plus an Associated Press note and misstatements disclaimer.
Horace Wilkerson, editor and publisher of the Geneva County Reaper, dies. A fearless, old school editor who spoke clearly on public issues, his writings connected with readers, brought humor, philosophy, and personality to the paper. His loss is felt across Alabama journalism.
Washington reports detail President Truman calling for open minded collective bargaining with a firm resolve to reach agreement. He urged impartial machinery to handle disputes that fail at present and emphasized bipartisan action to address labor and management differences amid ongoing national strife.
The article reports on mounting discontent as leaders grapple with missteps and breakdowns in a major conference. Critics argue current tactics fail to deliver a cohesive plan, risking credibility and future cooperation.
War era reports show Nazis evading occupation bans by transferring shops to relatives and operating as their employees. Football teams become meeting fronts to sidestep bans, while Allied forces increasingly scrutinize such dodges. The pattern proves Nazism endures underground, reinforcing the need for continued Allied vigilance.
Congress committee investigating the Pearl Harbor disaster faces delays due to red tape and limited access to documents. Officials urge executive action to compel witnesses and force disclosure, arguing only full information will yield a complete account of the lead up to the attack.
The Pearl Harbor report reveals coded winds signals and Tokyo communications in late November and December 1941. It shows Japan planned war against the United States, Britain, and the Dutch East Indies, with warnings decoded by U.S. experts and embassy instructions to destroy code equipment before the attack. The document details Navy and War Department surveillance, and the tense lead up to the December 7 raid.
John Temple Graves argues as the presidents labor conference convenes that production must outrun purchasing power. He cites John L. Lewis and unions, criticizes management for opposing full employment, and urges renewed free enterprise and cooperation to avert economic crisis.
Radio schedules list WAGF tonight with six programs from 6:00 to 6:45 including Felton Lewis Jr Kora Kobblers and Artunus Hale plus MBS features like Adventures Of The Falcon and AP News. Evening and overnight items cover Hes Life Storie All The News Overseas Report and local music ensembles with multiple network blocks and station identifications.
The World Today surveys the Chinese civil war, noting mounting Red strength in North China and a likely push into Manchuria. It warns a Chinese Soviet state could form if the Reds seize Manchuria, dividing China and prolonging conflict with harsh toll. Shifts in Russian troop withdrawals and Japanese actions are described as shaping the strategic landscape.
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