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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1943

Page

2

Cab Driver Convicted In Prostitution Case

Wilburn Johnson a Dothan taxi driver discharged by his employer after a prior arrest was convicted in Recorder's court and fined 52. Evidence showed Johnson warned by his boss that any dealings with prostitutes would not be tolerated. City officials warned cab operators they could lose licenses for employee misconduct. Assia Man Helms pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and vagrancy, receiving a $77 fine and 30 days in jail.

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Head-On Auto Crash Injures Four Men

Four men were seriously injured in a head on collision about a mile from Headland on the Newville highway. Wilt Roberts, a Negro from Headland route, suffered multiple injuries. Jobo Sgiter, a Negro from Columbia route, and Armstrong, a white man, were injured with varying severity. Perry Walker, a Negro, escaped with minor injuries. Two ambulances from Headland rushed the injured to a Dothan hospital. full extent of injuries not yet determined.

Newville Bate Earl Henley Wilt Roberts Pnd Jobo Sgiter Columbia Cui? Armstrong Elso Salto Menley Perry Walker Neura Headland Salter A Dothan i Cepital

Labor unions press for wage hikes amid steel crisis

In Birmingham Alabama steel and iron output rose as union coal miners returned to work ending the fuel shortage. Two Ensley blast furnaces reopened while three others remained banked. Republic Steel restarted ingot production at Gardden plant. coal mining operations returned to normal. CIO chief Murray signals broader wage demands following AFL union actions and a pending regulatory push before November 25.

CIO Wheremitteca Tag Red Philip Murrey United Bioelwarkers Auer Fa Jeu Ube Cio Catpaigy Regardieng AFL Truvaan D-Mo.s Nonops Ita Crosser Murray Birmingham Alabama Ensley Steelworks Tennessee Tron & Railroad Co Ensley Republic Steel Corp Gadaden, Ala Atilly

Board of Revenue Opposes Tree Bill in Alabama session

The Houston County Board of Revenue urged defeat of the Forest Conservation Act. It warned the bill would grant the Secretary of Agriculture near unlimited control over private forests, require record keeping and notices to timber owners, and threaten private land use while aiming to protect forest land values and national defense. The measure seeks to regulate timber, navigability, and commerce with broad federal reach.

Houston County Board of Revenue Voss Conga Forest Conservation Act Alabama Reastura Bankhead Yun Congresssian Steagall TF Stantin Detban Abe Susrd Bhref Analgsia Secretary of Agriculture

Camp fund drives surge with $4000 raised in Dothan

Col. Lloyd Spooner and Capt. Charles F. Young Jr led efforts turning $1000 into a Dothan fund. Officers, men, and civilian personnel added $3000 for distribution to areas where camp personnel maintain homes. Dothan Negroes led by Dr. J. Viemison raised more than $500.

Lloyd 3. Spooner Charles F. Young, Jr Chest J. Viemison

UN plan to relief aid and freedom from want outlined

President Roosevelt declared UNRRA will relieve suffering of Axis-ruled areas by feeding and rebuilding, aiming true democracy through joint effort of United Nations. He warned against burdening any single nation and stressed fair distribution, especially in regions under Axis control. The first conference acts as a bold step toward freedom from want as Allied forces advance.

Roose Eit J. J. Tomnerroe Metang Evers UNRRA Fhrat Ihe Imany Axia Ued Natio Roosevelt United Nations Mr. Roose

Robbie E Bryant Dies Near Abbeville

Robbie E Bryant dies near Abbeville. Two year old daughter of Mato and Mia Mobe Bryaut of Abbeville route car died on Nerday. Burial at Abbeylie Urateery wall. Abbeville Funeral Home in charge. Survived by mates Gypsy Anu cryant and paternal relatives.

Robbie Hugensa Bryaut Mato Mia Mobe Bryaut Abbeville Nerday Lume Cour Goin Scurle Ri Ipivey Uratcery Abbaville Fuinesas Ty Ted Parent

WPB Clears Way for New Theater Construction

WPB permits resumption of work on the Hitz Theatre on Custer Street after a year plus halt by the War Production board. Rufus Davia of Maslin-Davia Theaters announces a WPB permit to restart construction halted in August. Completion is projected in four weeks with a second revival of a Martin-Davis theater in Panama City supported by the WPB.

Hitz Custer Street War Producius. Board Rufus Davia Maslin-Davia Theaters WPB WPRE IM2 Davis WPE Martin Davis Panama City

Rotery lectures to showcase Institute of International Understanding

The Rotery sponsored lecture series in Alabama presents four Institute of International Understanding speakers in Dothan. Poyner notes observers expect the Dothan speakers to be the institute’s best. Attendees are urged to attend all four lectures beginning tomorrow night with Bolt, followed by a November 17 discussion with John A. Marsh.

Institute of International Understanding Alabama Poyner Dothan Bolt John A. Marsh

Agreement Promises Swift Rehabilitation for Conquered Peoples

An accord declares that rehabilitation will be swift once the conquered peoples’ winds are freed, signaling a policy shift toward rapid relief and renewal amid ongoing occupation.

Cantinund From Page Gar In Bougainville Action

Forces on Bougainville resist a Japanese air raid as twelve dive bombers strike Allied beachhead positions. Antiaircraft fire repelled the attack, downing five aircraft. headquarters had ordered tight defense and suppression of airfields in the region.

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Allied advances in Italy and Durazzo raid reported

In a continued World War II update British Canadian and Indian forces punched through Torrebruna and seized coastal gaps near Selenza and Isernia while Pescolancione and Fornell changes marked progress. Allied air activity focused on Durazzo harbor in Albania with direct hits on a war house.

Joseste Tocune di Sangro Saralbording Torrebruna Selenza Eighth Army Pescolanciene Isernia Fornell Isemira Durazzo Harbor Albania

Allied forces unite to seal off Hitler's southeast arc

Number 14- continues from Fage One. The plan would give the three Allies a rare chance to trim Hitler's southeast salient by joining forces across a 100 mile Black Sea front to push German troops back toward Germany.

Hitler Black Sea Germany

Invasion Stakes and Allied Air Power Foresee German Action

The piece stresses a high-stakes air war against Germany with American troops forming the invasion core and large casualties foreseen. It notes Eastern Front Soviet pressure could force German capitulation or trigger a Western ground invasion earlier than planned.

Germany United States Italy Western Europe

Prostitution Trial Delayed Over Names in Shivers Case

Convictions or acquittal of Hill Roy Shivers depend on whether military authorities will reveal the names of persons involved. Dr W T Burkett and Recorder J LeVeusio argued over disclosing identities tied to an alleged house of ill repute in Bluvera. The case stalled as Burkett declined to name individuals infected with a disease, claiming military considerations. Recorders ruled that authorities must permit disclosure if the case proceeds.

Hillroy Shivera W. T. Burkett J. le Veusio Strur Tau di Burkett Fosezumington Shirr's Inn Burkett Perone Vaughn Shivers

British wartime clothing rationing and supply needs

In a damaged note the figures suggest Britain faced clothing shortages and sought relief from Rawemep. The text mentions large sums and U.S. service connections, with unclear names and dates, reflecting wartime economic strain and aid expectations.

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