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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
7
CHICAGO UP conservation groups urge duck hunters to mail back bands from ducks. Returned bands reveal migration routes timing and species vulnerability, aiding waterfowl management. Data shows young ducks are shot more than old. overall hunting accounts for about 15 percent of annual losses.
The Skippers celebrate a double birthday on the eve of their visit to The Eagle in Chattanooga. Mavis, an English war bride, receives a yellow orchid from home and learns her mother’s letter praising hospitality to more than 300 American servicemen. John, 27, reveals he, too, shares a birthday, as relatives plan future visits from Warrington and Liverpool.
A Riverside feature describes a talking mail box devised by T. V. Davis to promote air mail. Swedish Belgian Potisa and English speakers broadcast via a loud sneaker to attract tourists and public interest in Indiana Indianapolis. Tourists spend about $10 daily, with Indiana’s 1946 tourism expected to surpass $250,000,600, more than double 1939.
Paris officials report the closure of 180 licensed brothels frees space for about 3,000 people seeking apartments. Some houses are rapidly repurposed, including the Sphinx on Boulevard Edgar Quinet housing 23 University of Paris students with new beds and furnishings. Plans also include converting the House of All Nations into a library annex and the One-Two-Two Club into a venereal clinic as part of a broader postclosure reorganization. The Health Ministry has allocated 150,000 for initial reclassification housing funds.
Sayre Pennsylvania doctors announce blood plasma tins will be marketed to the public with simple usage instructions, following comments by Dr. William Beck of Robert Packer Hospital surgery staff.
Kenneth Kentner, age three, in Goshen Indiana, recovered after drinking a bottle of indelible ink. While ill, his skin turned purple, and doctors treated him for the exposure.
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