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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1949

Page

4

Jobless Checks Show October Drop Despite Strikes

Alabama unemployment payments fell in October despite about 9000 workers laid off by steel and coal production halts. Industrial Relations director Darnley noted most industries saw claims drop, mining and quarrying excepted. Total payments declined 15,000 from September to 1,743,607, with gains mainly in the Birmingham-Ensley area as ore miners returned. Jefferson topped payments by county, followed by Mobile and Walker, with over half statewide issued in key counties.

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Vandals paint LSU on Tulane campus in New Orleans

Apparent LSU fans vandalized Tulane University grounds before a traditional grudge clash. Green paint marked L S U on buildings and sidewalks including the administration building, dormitory, Newcomb College facilities, and the football stadium. They also left LSU related marks near LSU in Baton Rouge.

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Porter Charged In Attack On Girl At School Playground

Houston AP report says George Honey Young 28, a Black porter, was charged before Justice W C Ragan with luring and hurting an 11 year old white girl from a St Mary's Catholic school playground after a neighborhood football game incident. He was ordered held without bond.

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Coal layoff claims prompt expected monthly decline

Carnley said most layoff claims from coal and steel cuts will be charged to November payments, with prospects of a further total decline this month.

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Dorothy Dix Advice on Nagging Wives and Suicide Reflections

A reader asks if a nagging wife deserves punishment as a killer. Dorothy Dix argues that soul destruction by nagging equals murder, noting both spouses can kill with words and actions. The column urges kindness to newcomers and advises against pressuring a spouse to stay single after a partner’s death, calling such promises selfish.

A Promise Made Yet Better Broken for Happiness

A reflection on marriage fidelity argues that keeping a vow may harm a lonely spouse by denying companionship, love, and affection. It contends that breaking a promise could improve overall happiness, suggesting personal happiness outweighs strict loyalty in certain cases.

Eighteen Nigerians Die In Mine Clash At Iva Valley

In Lagos a coal mine strike turned violent as miners armed with crowbars clashed with police at the Iva Valley mine. Eighteen killed and nineteen injured as police, who were removing explosives, opened fire during the confrontation over wage demands.

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Divorced Actress Jean Wallace Stabs Herself After Visit

Hollywood report states actress Jean Wallace, recently divorced from actor Jean Tone, stabbed herself after visiting her two young sons at Tone's Bel-Air home. She suffered an abdominal wound, required stitches, and was treated at Presbyterian Hospital. Her mother Mary Ingram recalled screams on arrival. No immediate plan for reconciliation was noted.

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Anniversary event set for University of Alabama remarks

In Tuscaloosa AP reports the third anniversary observance of a public accounts society will be held at the University of Alabama. John L. Carey of the American Institute of Kee will address about 500 attendees including attorneys and businessmen at a banquet session.

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