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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1946

Page

5

Coal mining firms flood Whitesburg area with name duplicates

In Whitesburg Kentucky coal trucking operates within five miles of the city, creating dozens of mine names. Among the many are The Little One Coal Co The Little Two Coal Co The Little Three Coal Co and The Big One Coal Co The Big Two Coal Co The Big Three Coal Co The Big Four Coal Co. Similar new groups appear, such as The Big Progressive One Coal Co, expected to spawn more with similar naming.

Whitesburg, Ky Little One Coal Co Little Two Coal Co Little Three Coal Co Big One Coal Co Big Two Coal Co Big Three Coal Co Big Four Coal Co Big Progressive One Coal Co Cottonwood Alabama Power Company Line Greyhound J. & Christmas Ashford Alabama

Fortson Promotes Juries and Duty in Houston County

Fortson, a member of the jury commission, discusses why people seek jury service and how the county values good jurors. He notes some want the $32 daily pay or insider access, while others view service as civic duty. Fortson, a Houston County veteran, has served on the Board of Registrars three terms and helped welcome many new voters.

T. B. Fortson Mr. Fortson Fortson Houston County

Lions plan fundraiser game for blind charity score

Paul Gamble of the Del Campo Lions urges supporters to attend the Alabama B team vs Havana game next Saturday. Ticket purchases fund a blind persons relief fund while the club covers about $3,000 in expenses and donates remaining proceeds to its charitable programs.

Paul Gamble Dethan Lions University of Alabama University of Havana Lions

Hammond brothers start meat sauce plant in Cottondale

James Hammond and his father Gene have opened a Cottondale plant to bottle meat sauce from Gene Hammond's family recipe. James, a five year veteran who served in Africa Sicily and Italy, says one shipment has already been sent to food brokers and plans rapid expansion once bottle supply is secured.

James Hammond Cottondale Fla Dothan James Gene Hammond Hammond Uncle Sam Africa Sicily Italy

General Comes Back A Lot Of People Through The Wiregrass

A broad return story notes many residents traveling through the Wiregrass region near Camp Rucker and highlights the lingering impact on local communities and activity levels.

Camp Rucker

Retired Gen Shallenberger Praises Camp Site

Gen Shallenberger, former commander, now retired in Kentucky, visited the camp to retrieve his dogs. He called it one of the best in the country and said it fits the Army’s needs, predicting Rucker may become a permanent installation if Congress approves a continuing military training program.

Martin C. Shallenberger Shallenberger Harred's Creek Rucker Congress Racker

Army Coach Means Over Reserve Fate

West Point reports Army coach Earl Blaik weighs risks if Arnold Tucker or Glenn Davis get hurt before the Yankee Stadium clash with Notre Dame. If Tucker and Davis are sidelined, 19-year-old plebe Arnold Galiffa may step in at quarterback with Gustafson moving to left half. Notre Dame could counter with George Ratterman and John Tripucka as top passers.

Earl Red Blaik Army Arnold Tucker Notre Dame Johnny Lujack Yankee Stadium Tucker Blaik Bill Gustafson Glenn Davis Davis Gustafson Arnold Galiffa Plebe Galiffa Lujack George Ratterman John Tripucka Herschel Fuson Elwyn Ripper Rowan Bill West West Doc Blanchard John Shelley Blanchard Rowan

Yankees Name Harris To Lead Revival Effort

New York AP Harris takes over as boss to revive the sagging Yankees with a reported 35000 annual pay and signals for new players at first base catcher several pitchers and an outfielder The club confirms Joe DiMaggio will remain with the team and Chuck Dressen will be the top coach as fans anticipate bolder baserunning next season

NEW York New York Yankees Stanley Bucky) Harris Harris Larry MacPhail MacPhail Joe DiMaggio Yankees Chuck Dressen Brooklyn

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