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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1943
Page
3
County War Price and Pationing Board chairman D. Wilker wee announced yesterday a program to source names of persons appearing on a war time list. The effort aims to enlist at least one member from each family to support the anti black market campaign.
County officials urged attendance at a 3 o clock meeting described as a rally to urge consumers to sign pledge cards and cap prices for rationed items and stamps when purchased. Civic clubs and local leaders will join the Dothan High School band and speakers including a Siste OPA representative from Montgomery.
Federal Court will open tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock in the Federal courtroom at the post office with Judge Charles B. Kennamer presiding. A term of U S Court is set for the week of November 15. D eputy Clerk J W Daughtry says the calendar shows a light session with two or three civil suits and about a dozen criminal cases, most for violating the internal revenue act. Criminal cases will be tried tomorrow.
A sanitized listing of radio programs across stations WAGF and AP News for Sunday and Monday. It includes musical shows, orchestras, church programs, variety hours, and upcoming notices along with time slots and program names such as Horace Heidt's Orch and The Treasury Bone Parade.
Wilton Sturges Sr suffered a fractured left leg after a Friday night fall on the rear steps of his home on the Denton Enterprise highway. His condition was reported as satisfactory yesterday in the hospital.
Hartford observes Veterans Day with a school parade led by Co. C Edmondson at Hartford High School. Students, school mothers, and servicemen in attendance march to the town square as the fire siren sounds. Rev J H Dykes offers a prayer. Col Th S Ward delivers the principal address. Joe Whitaker reads Flanders Field and Martin Thompson plays Taps.
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