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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1947
Page
2
The Life magazine issue prompts reader reaction as Governor faces scrutiny over pictures and text. The piece recounts coverage, reactions from readers in Alabama and Texas, and notes about the governor's public image and the magazine's reporting approach.
The column weighs Earl Warren as a possible GOP presidential candidate if a deadlock strikes the 1952 convention, noting his California governorship, liberal leanings, and cross-party support. It also reports the Library of Congress closing due to budget cuts and GOP cost concerns, with Warren’s stance on public service.
A compilation of postwar voices asserts Amerea must stay militarily strong to gain time for stability, comparing money with gold as vital for imports. Notable figures like Forrestal, Stafford Cripps, William Green, James Byrnes, and Einstein weigh national security, private enterprise, and international treaties while noting media and labor influences.
A reflective column blends Armistice memory with remarks on war’s legacy, science and character. It notes Omar Bradley receiving a city honor, discusses Madelon, and muses on McGuffey Readers as moral aids versus modern trends. The piece weaves historical references with literary gossip about authors and publishers.
Secretary of State Marshall's plan for Western Europe aims to spend 16 to 20 billion dollars to build economic strength against Soviet expansion. The piece contrasts wartime costs and casualties with the value of preventing a hot war, notes public reaction on Armistice Day, and folds in Governor Dewey's views and demeanor during an Albany visit.
Hal Boyle notes that to see Governor Thomas E. Dewey in Albany you must first pass a stern State policeman. A red-haired, well-armed officer guards the door, serving as the gatekeeper to the Governor's inner circle.
AP report notes Walter Patterson arguing a woman can be a poor driver while his wife Ninna reportedly has driven 530,000 miles in BD J without an accident, underscoring a domestic contrast in attitudes toward driving skill.
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