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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1943
Page
4
A garbled press dispatch outlines political and legal notices from a national agency. It references cases, public statements, and editorials amid warnings of misstatements and the need for thorough investigation. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece frames press responsibility and factual accuracy.
A damaged fragment prints biblical and literary excerpts as a collage. The lines cite Nehemiah 4 20 and references to war and poetry, including lines attributed to Longfellow. The text appears as stray quotes rather than a connected article with clear reportable facts.
A Montgomery court case punishes a merchant for selling two live fryers above the OPA ceiling, with a $50 damage claim triple under law, while a customer whose action spurred enforcement is highlighted. The piece cites Secretary Hull’s Moscow report praise for Soviet leader Stalin and calls for swift international cooperation toward postwar peace, stressing the need for general international translation of sovereign equality.
The article reviews a wide audience of reactions to a historic US-led Moscow visit. It argues the United States should accept duties as a world power, contrasting earlier isolationist tones with a call for generous international responsibility and nation-building in global affairs.
The piece condemns the liquor industry for evading public responsibility during wartime. It cites alleged shortages, possible stockpiling in government warehouses, and investigations into manipulation to drive prices and profits. It warns of a public backlash and potential return to prohibition if crooked practices persist.
Washington report says Secretary Hull’s testimony before Congress on his Moscow mission was unanimously praised by Senators including Wiley of Wisconsin. They credit greater Senate-Hull cooperation for warning on Far East issues and possibly preventing earlier missteps and costs. They urge ongoing collaboration to strengthen alertness and preparedness in the Pacific.
The Senate subcommittee backed the Truman Resolution to override Vinson on eight-cent railroad wage hikes, risking broader conflict. Henry Wallace’s white hot talk to Cleveland war workers sparked jokes about kitchen queens and the home, while corn price wars and farm policy divisions flare as officials split on price increases and stability. Rep Rogers defends internationalism amid mixed responses from colleagues and Congresswoman Hoffmann.
A critical late 1930s column skims government honesty, noting delays in immigration legislation due to staffing and a New York mayoral credibility clash. It cites Selina La Guardia, the Customs fly, Bricker speeches, and a controversial Supreme Court race linked to a gangster past.
A critique argues that President and government agencies betrayed a pledge after Pearl Harbor. It claims pressure to switch unions, coerced labor choices, and ongoing dishonesty erode trust. The piece contrasts American doubt with East European rigidity and wartime authority.
A catalog of radio program listings for Sunday and Monday including Musical Clock, The Cavalry Chole, AP News Club, Freddy Martin's Orchestra Petite Musicale, Davies SS Clean Sunday Varieties, Baptist Church programming, Carl Ravaza's Orchestra for Mother and Dad, Battle of the Turntable, Harmon Hall Interlude, USO Grab Bag, and multiple club and reader segments. Includes times and station notes with numerous orchestras and variety acts.
Allied strategists anticipate rapid global shifts as Russia advances threaten Germany from the east while coordinated Anglo American actions and new Franco Russian talks hint at a forthcoming second front. In the Pacific, US forces mass for major strikes against Japan as Tokyo reels from naval losses and island withdrawals.
A fragmented radio guide lists 9:15 songs by Sunny Skylas and 2:30 sets by Bob Crosby with a Good Will Program of about 30 minutes. Also appears are Adventures of the Thin Man, Dancing Mule, Dancing Music, Late Variety With News, and Hanover calls with dance and news blocks.
An OCR heavy fragment lists marriage licenses and routes across various names and places. Names include Otis, Roy McCord, Dothan, Johanie Buthody, Witte Curtis, Exfis lg land, Moss, Rivard, Tucker, Nance Nell, Johnow, Enum ial, and others. Locations mention South Appetres St Charles BR, Port and Oregon, Todges, Cottonwood, and Route numbers two to four. The text is garbled with many unclear terms and partial names.
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