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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1944
Page
6
The piece discusses Adolf Hitler's dictatorship extending over a decade, with Benilitz and the Gengpo figure cited as powerful in influencing Germany. It argues the public supports the regime after Versailles, with Hitler's hypnotic personality and coercive rule shaping the nation's direction amid crisis.
A comment on Hitler's central role, the impact of his possible absence on German morale, and how personal loyalty among war leaders supports or undermines the war effort, highlighting the risk of morale collapse and potential end of the war.
James Brown reports an average attendance of 2 214 at the county blood testing program start for the second week. City Hall 631. Frasier Ellis Hospital 168. Moody Hospital closed. Highland Baptist Church sees worst congestion. Additional stations open for whites and blacks on Nov 15 with multiple school and church sites listed.
L J Thomas Jr announced two new courses under the University of Alabama War Training program and the U S Office of Education. Advanced Industrial Supervision targets supervisors and managers with modern practices while Industrial Cost Accounting aids bookkeepers cost clerks auditors and managers. Both nine week classes meet Mondays and Thursdays 7 to 9 30 pm. Registration November 14 and 15 at Riley Business College. Classes start November 16 at 7 pm.
Alabama coach Frank Thomas says the Crimson Tide should be in top condition for the game with unbeaten Mississippi State, focusing on stopping SEC scorer Tom McWilliams. Praise goes to Fred Grant, Tom Whitley, and Vaughn Mancha for strong showings.
Maxwell Field Marauders schedule three football games in seven days. They face Third Air Force in Tampa Sunday, Fort Benning Fourth Infantry in Columbus next Wednesday night, and Miami Naval Training Station in Miami three nights later. Also notes about nuts and cotton care appear in the text.
The crop reporting service released a higher national cotton forecast for the year, with an average yield of 526 pounds per acre, up from last year’s 361.10. The 1983-84 and 6-year averages are noted, and state totals show progress with 1.68 million bales harvested by November 29.
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