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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page includes a boilerplate Associated Press disclaimer and a Jefferson quotation. The readable portions offer no clear event, person, place, or date to summarize into a full news item.
An Arkansas attorney, K. T. Sutton of Helena, offers a humorous plea to President Truman to appoint him as secretary of state and resign later. Truman replies with a pointed, witty caution about party balance and constitutional duty, noting Fulbright’s stance and the political impracticality of Sutton’s request. The exchange hints at postwar politics and public perception of leadership.
A confused note discusses Robert Bo Hamyessehetr, a fan of the committee, with unclear references to beer delivery and high blood pressure. It hints at speculation on the chairman and possible successor, mentions no formal applications yet, and notes a January timeframe with political uncertainty and potential Democratic involvement.
The Gra s Conference executive committee plans a meeting in Miami later this month. Gov Thomas Bo Power of New York is among attendees currently vacationing at Sea TD land Ge. A discussion centers on separating Federal and State tax fields with arguments that richer states could lose funds while poorer states gain. Gov Davey contends broader tax reforms could shift burdens, noting states taxed amusements might alter shares of federal revenue.
A fragmented discussion argues whether states like New York should receive full federal benefits. Gov Dewey favors reducing federal cuts and balancing tax proposals, while critics warn the federal matching system favors rich states. The aim is to ensure fair distribution and avoid shifting burden to other taxpayers.
John C. Woods, a professional hangman, returns from Europe and rebuts criticisms of his work at Nuremberg. He defends his efficiency and insists no rehangs were necessary, noting some Nazis’ hearts beat after necks broke. He argues pride in skill, not scandal, and asks for the record to reflect his method.
Washington column details John L. Lewis pressuring mine owners to shut mines, using influence over unions and political campaigns. It cites a Treasury tax probe and the 1939 mine closures aimed at crushing Progressive Mine Workers rivals, with broad claims about control over unions and political power.
John Temple Graves comments on Senator Bilbo and national politics. He argues against riding Bilbo out of the Senate by linking to Negro voting and urges proving financial misconduct instead. He reviews the play State of the Union and reflects on leadership, freedom, and business courage in a polarized era.
The report recounts a clash between mine operators and political figures over a 1930s ballot theft. It notes pleas, investigations by the Justice Department, and a shift from jailing small miners to threatening the powerful boss John J. Lewis, amid claims of coercion and political pressure.
The United Nations debate over a troop census at Lake Success challenges Moscow and London to a broader count of forces and disarmament talk. Debates reveal propaganda tactics, fear of public disbelief, and hopes to turn Russian rhetoric into real disarmament discussion.
In Florida unemployment compensation payments fell again for the week ending November 16, with former service men totaling 15 456 and overall claims dropping as job opportunities in citrus and seasonal work rose. Industrial Commission Chair Carl B Smith cited policy tightening and closer claims inspection as factors.
A fragmented listing of radio program times and titles across networks for Friday. Includes news, commentary, music, comedy, drama, game shows, sports, and variety segments with numerous named shows and performers scattered throughout.
Radio listings show WAGF tonight and Saturday schedules across MBS and AP networks. Notable items include news at 8, 9, and 12, various music shows like Mustard and Gravy and Josds Florida Playboys, and entertainment slots such as Silmin Ed McConnell, Kane Pettie Orch, and Ringing performances.
Six Oregon and Washington tree farms planned for the 1944 45 seasons seedling total 2 612 000. The United States of Central America formed in 1888 dissolved in 1899. Iowa territory history traces from 1763 cession to Spain to 1801 to France then Louisiana Territory and finally United States status.
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