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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1946

Page

3

Under Water Is a Joke In Miami

Miami area expands man made island system in Biscayne Bay using dredges and pumps. New land rises five feet above sea level to form islands while existing ones closely resemble a gold coast era spree. The area draws visitors to view former millionaire homes including Capone, Firestone, Warner, Astor, and Pawley along Palm Island and Di Lido.

Miami Fle Florida Ninsula Biscayne Bay D&s Ami Bay Nis War Department Miami Beach Gold Coast Harvey S. Firestone Albert Warner Moe L. Annenberg John Jacob Astor Warren G. Wright Gar Wood Fred Snite, Jr R. J. Reynolds Sjr Harry Richman Damon Runvony William D. Pawley Max Fleischer al Capone Palm Island

Queen Elizabeth Liner Capacity Noted at 2,315 Passengers

A historical note states the liner Queen Elizabeth can accommodate 2,315 passengers, indicating ship capacity for transatlantic voyages. The figure underscores the vessel’s scale and potential passenger throughput during peak travel eras.

Women Group Pushes 16 Year Minimum For Boys Labor

Montgomery argues to raise child labor age from 14 to 16 with limits on hours and types of work. Public meeting planned December 5 by the Montgomery Business and Professional Women's Club. Amendments would apply in 1947 legislative session. some jobs like newspaper routes and street trades for certain ages would remain allowed.

Montgomery Alabama Dee 5 Montgomery Business and Professional Women's Club Miss McCord State Department of Industrial Relations State Health Department

Malenkov Emerges as Stalin Successor Contender

AP News profiles Malenkov, newly named to the Council of Ministers in the Soviet Union, amid British speculation he could become a future Stalin era successor. The 45 year old veteran of the Bolshevik Revolution and longtime Party official rose through the ranks, earning respect as a steady technocrat and ally to party leadership. His peers note his cautious yet firm style as he assumes higher responsibility in the government.

Moscow Georst Maximilian Savies Madenkov Council of Ministers Joseph Stab Hincelf Bome Elov Doof Presiaum Ena Minnis Sol Council Fie Contatti Atiaser Goto Soviet Union Sta Foreien i Ardyvevey Ras- Herg

Fone RetHars Brien S10 Mocked Market Prices

A garbled AP News feature from SELVER SPRINGS Florida describes a bizarre market for live and dried reptiles. It notes prices for various sizes of snakes and lizards, the use of venom for serums and leather goods, and the sale of preserved specimens. The piece hints at legal mediation and widespread demand but is read as a chaotic catalog of reptile parts and potential profits.

Selver Springs Florida Allea Mainveumys Theos Pouce

Poses Allen Handles Snakes In Hunting Tales

The article describes Pos es Allen as a short, almost rotund man who uses a hook and bag for hunting. When showing off, he simply grabs a snake by the back of the head, has been bitten several times, yet the bites affect him only slightly more than a carpenter endures a splinter.

Allen

Trolley Coaches Debut in United States in 1923

A note states that modern trolley coaches first appeared in the United States in 1923, marking a milestone in urban transit history.

United States

Woman Tourist Bagged Record Moose in Rainy Pass

In Alaska a woman tourist bagged a record moose with antlers spread 71 inches in the Rainy Pass area. Professor James N. Holm of Kent State University discusses Lincoln and Bryd learning public speaking by unlikely practice, while a local Auburn Washington resident Mrs. Frank Graham reportedly embarrassed sourdoughs with the feat. Vermont apple crop yields noted at 1 inches and 90 pounds per tree, totaling about 365000 bushels annually.

Lincoln Kent James N. Holm Kent’ State University William Jennings Brydon Cornstalki Ag Frank Graham Auburn Wash Rainy Pass Vermont

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