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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1945
Page
2
A distorted ad for a subscription service lists erroneous rates and terms. The notice warns readers the misstatement misleads customers and asserts lawful remedies for false advertising under applicable law. It references suppliers, dates, and penalties while urging consumers to verify terms.
The piece notes earphone translation at the United Nations conference in San Francisco and trial rooms in Nuernberg, suggesting language barriers hinder diplomacy. It warns ongoing labor unrest, GM's strike and broader productivity risks, urging decisive action by Congress and the President. It also covers UNRRA funding scrutiny and reported abuses abroad, advocating accountability without halting aid.
In a snapshot of postwar Washington life, Drew Pearson notes Ambassador Davies’s uneasy stance toward Truman and Russia, warns Davies may publish sharp critiques, and reports on war contracts probe led by Congressman May and Senator Barkley. The column also covers social protocol slips, potential Moscow envoy Chet Bohlen, and a brisk nudge about black market activity in the Philippines.
A column by John Temple Graves discusses Bilbo's stance in Washington and its impact on the South, urging Southern readers to consider Mississippi retiring from the Senate. It cites reactions from Editor James H. Skewes and Hodding Carter, and critiques race-baiting in national politics amid a patchwork of contemporary events and media coverage.
An itemized schedule lists various radio programs and musical acts across stations WAGE 600 Fulton Leway Jr MUS Kern Kobblers and multiple orchestras. It references churches devotions, detective segments, and entertainment features including The News and local bands. The fragmentary OCR preserves names like Slerney’s Orch and Teagarten’s Orch, indicating a diverse lineup for Saturday programming.
A dense list details CBS NBC and local programs from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM on Friday. Highlights include Abe Basie led dance music, World War via Broadcast, Sonya by Carolyn Gilbert, The Paul Lavelle Concert, Ed Gardner Juffy's Tavera, Your PSI Five Minutes News, People Are Funny, Boxing Bout, Mystery Theater Show, Bill Sterns Sports, Danny Kaye Variety, and News for 15 minutes with a wrap of The Supper Club Repeat at 20 hours.
A biblical expression citing Ephesians 6 2 3 about honoring parents and living well on earth. The text reflects a reflective moral line attributed to Boleau comparing honor to an island with shores.
The piece recalls prewar travel lore and distant memories as Europe lies shattered by war. The author invites readers to join a cross Atlantic journey aboard a modern air liner, contrasting past sea voyages with future flights, and hinting at hardships ahead in later travels.
Colin Whitton McCallum aged 93, famed songwriter of hits including The Man Who Broke The Bank at Monte Carlo and Two Lovely Black Eyes, died today in London. He performed on stage under the name Charles Coburn.
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