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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1945

Page

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Maxon Bill Prompts Machinists Strike Across AP Court

Tensions rise as CIO and AFL machinists strike amid wage disputes affecting 55,000 workers. Reports detail stoppages in Philadelphia and Kansas City, with 12,600 steel and transit workers idle. Bread and bakery sectors face shortages in San Francisco while Detroit sees wage talks progress.

Maxon Bill Tir Presa San Francisto CIO AFL Desdiwird Wder Weir Ube Seores Am Phuledelpma de Yaren Sebor Margement Mati Transpertetum Kansas City Amalgamated Association of Street Electic Railways Mottor Kansas City Public Service Company San Francisco Bakers

Mason D-Li Urges Congress Action on Sherman Act Amendments

Representative Mason urging Congress to revise the Sherman Act, aiming to address provisions affecting trusts and corporate cooperatives. He seeks a day to crew manual sews cath ering cooperavees and to base policy on related antitrust concerns.

Washington Mason Congress

Disturbance at NAS: civilians beat personnel. one spectator dies

Reported two months of assaults on more than 30 NAS personnel by civilians. Police accused of inaction. Navy spokesmen cite armed crowds with clubs, knives, rocks. Vehicles overturned, motorcycle battered, windows smashed. no serious injuries. A 13 year old spectator died of a heart attack.

NAS Gabrielson Natal iSue M4th Pleet Kennedy Navy Joseph Gutheridge

Mrs Tom Long Rites Thank You Farm Becomes Set Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs Tom Long sixty two who died at her home will be held at Hog Om Church Thursday with Holman Funeral Home directing. Surviving are her husband five daughters and six sons and grandchildren. A hero homeplace requested by residents grows from 14 acres near Hugbech Mountain where Gene Atkins was born twenty four years ago. Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson will attend the ceremony. Atkins earned a Congressional Medal of Honor after heroism in Luzon. his home becomes a model farm with government aid and community support.

Mrs Tom Long Castle of Carolina Ozark Hog Om Holman Funeral Home J’ Creel Dothan Clyde A Reeder John Elkins Selma Rupert Dade Frank Carlton B Wong Cha Bob Long Japan Carlton Easterling Clio Jack Hagler Séippersil S A Halland Enterprise Perrs Dyres Arion Spartanburg Howe Hugbech Mountain Folka Incun Gene Atkins Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson Tur Atkins Luzan Jay Walden Spartanburg Herald-Journal White House Truman Agences Young Atkins

Kiwanis Club Dental Clinic Report Highlights Defects

Dr W T Burkett Health Officer and Mrs Virgis Moeller report at Kiwanis Club meeting. Of 93 preschool children examined 47 defects found. of 104 first grade children 48 defects were connected. Clinis selected from county schools by teachers and public health nurse referrals.

T Burkett Cam Virgis A Moeller Puphic Hesih al Pesteraqays Dothan Kiwanis Club Bera Flewe Cosy Tewunity

Alabama Iron Ore Import Marks First for State

Washington reports Alabama made its first iron ore import amid labor shortages. Tennessee Coal and Railroad ordered 200,000 tons from Minnesota deposits to meet labor-strapped needs and support steel production. Denver also notes a surplus official earns a large salary for doing little, with remarks on government redundancy.

Washington The Bureau of Mines Alabama Bea G Tennessee Coalition End Railhoad Company Biringham Minnesota Buréan US Steel Social Security Board Alabanis

Federal Court Docket Shows 78 Cases Listed

The docket, reported by clerk J. W. Daughtry, lists 21 criminal and seven civil cases to be heard in December at the Duihsnpps office courtroom. Most criminal matters involve alleged violations of federal revenue laws tied to unpaid taxes on whiskey. Categories include one OPA regulatory violation, two forgeries and one extortion case.

Duihsnpps Decemoer J. W Daughtry Vnne Tahon OPA

Napier Field debated as Army base and future lease

Citizens of Dothan and surrounding county push to keep Napier Field as an active Army facility. City officials passed resolutions Oct 9 offering to deed the field to the government. Government may declare the field surplus and turn it over to surplus property. city and county hope for retention and eventual ownership of installations and land.

Citvens Dothan Napier Houston Ger Arnolds Cuttsty Waterad Spann Tony Chase Pysia

Light Naval Plane Wreck Off Bahamas

A U S Navy torpedo bomber with crew aboard sank off the Bahamas near Adiesy Island bank west of the coast. Coast Guard headquarters reported sighting the wreckage and scattering debris as search efforts continue to determine the fate of the crew.

Bahamas Miame Fra Wieck Chive Sinke Iil Somp Baulwna Bank Adiesy Island Py Coast Guard Tutu

J. B. Terry Wins Auto Damage Suit

A Houston County jury awarded J E Terry 500 damages in a suit against Mrs Theo Ray. The crash stemmed from an accident on the Dathin Cottusood road on December 16, 1944, alleging Ray negligently parked on the highway and caused damage to Terry’s car valued at 600.

Houston J E Terry Theo Ray Terry Dathin Cottusood Road Ray

T G Harvey Dies At Georgia Home

Jakin, Ga. T G Harvey died at his home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and three sons Billy, T G Harvey Jr, and Raymond Harvey in the US Navy overseas. Funeral will be held in Jakin on Sunday with time to be announced.

Jakin T G_ Harvey Jalin Billy and T G Harvey Jr Raymond Harvey US Navy

Yeoman Second Class Blumenfield Discharged from Navy

Ti Blumenfield a retail merchant from Dothan was honorably discharged from the Naval Service at Pensacola Naval Air Station. He was reported to depart the station after completion of service and is listed with separations.

Blumenfield, Fave Dothan

Funeral services held for Mrs Jessie McMath in Pawsey

Mrs Jessie BleMath sixty five died after a short illness in a Donalsonville Ga hospital. Funeral services were conducted at Liberty Baptist Church Pawsey by Rev W oC Kirkland. Burial in the church cemetery Evans Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are two daughters Mrs B J Blackwell and Mrs Charles Rodgers of Jacksonville. four sons Major M B McMath Atlanta Roy McMath Greensboro NC Albert McMath Jacksonville and Bryan McMath Johns Ga. A brother B B Burhell Eagle Lake Fla. three sisters Mrs BB Brawan Pansey Mrs R M Elmore Dothan and Miss M Birmingham Knoxville Tenn. Acre pallbearers Tadom Burkett Earl McArthur Robert Pierce Rusco Duprest and George Adams.

Jessie BleMath Donalsonville Liberty Baptist Church Pawsey W Oc Kirkland E Vans Funeral Home B J Blackwell Charles Rodgers Jacksonville M B. McMath Auanta Roy McNmath Greensboro Albert McMath Bryan Mchiuih Jahin Burhell BB Brawan Pansey Elmore Dothan Birmingham Knoxville Tew Acre Pallbeares Tadon Sanford Burkett Eart McArthur Robert Pierce Rusco Duprest George Adams

Trade notes reflect Japan US barter hopes and suspensions

Ogasawara outlined a news application for ODS and noted Japan's trade is currently suspended. He said the US may again buy Japan's belL, with Japan bearing one-fifth of the bill this year and four-fifths next year. Proposals include gold and other precious metals, diamonds, cotton goods, chemicals, medical supplies, machinery, and foods.

Ogasawara Nyppon Japan Bell Cusomer

Light Court Day Opens at Common Pleas Court

In a light day at the Count of Common Pleas Judge J N Mullins presided. A case involved two Negroes charged with lashing and gauing with a $5 fine plus costs, while a third Negro faced highway drunkenness. The two guilty pleas were entered. the remaining defendant went to trial.

J N Mullins Tral

Damage suit sequel to gas plant blast pending in Houston County

Sequel to the Southern Liquid Gas Co plant blast seeks 7117 damages on one count and 10000 on another in Houston County district court. The railroad claims 78178 for damages to a box car its contents and to a tank car and track. The case cites prior fire damage and repairs paid by the railroad.

Asul Houston County Southern Liquid Gas Co Ca¢arago Planuts Atlanta End St Andrews Bay Mit Liquid Gas Company

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