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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
2
The article notes Alabama voter interest rising as 1944 primaries approach. It cites historical turnout, including 1926 with 222,645 votes and 1934 with 305,178 in the first primary. It suggests war’s end and new voters, including veterans exempt from poll tax, could push turnout higher, depending on an engaging, rough political show.
Roger Babson notes Wadi afdustees depart and Napier Field and Camp Rucker shrink while Dothan expands decisively. The Wiregrass hub sees sustained growth, attracting outsiders and accelerating permanent development beyond wartime expectations.
A historical note argues that the American auto industry may face export challenges as foreign nations expand production and export surplus vehicles. It predicts long term shifts if domestic demand is met and foreign markets grow independent of U S cars, with Russia and France building five year plans.
A fractured report notes a quieter Senate chamber with few Senators present while guests and aides occupy the galleries. The document mentions Senator Wheeler, a long mayoral-style speech, and a comparison to bygone days when the hall was crowded, highlighting a calmer, more eccentric atmosphere.
In Washington a raucous session features fiery criticism of leaders and calls for action on wartime measures. J. J. Lewis returns home amid denials of a US Mine Workers rejoining the AFL while talks of a reunion intensify behind closed doors.
The piece critiques Editor Dowd of The Charlotte News over youth glorification in the 1920s and 30s, arguing liberal sentiment shaped yesterday’s upbringing while wartime youth acted valiantly. It notes a shift toward stricter discipline and cites Marshall McDuffie’s wartime travel tale through Europe, Russia, and allied zones with a mix of travel anecdotes and political commentary.
A dense broadcast listing shows 4:05 Dara Rosaes Orch, 6:00 Radio Supper Club, 6:30 Bob Burna Comedy, 7:30 The Jamboree from Dixie, 8:00 Kostelanetz Concert, 9:00 Abbott and Costello, 10:09 News and The Music Shop repeats, with varied acts across channels. Names include Hal Herron, Edna Gunnar Peterson, Jack Smith, George Burns, Grace Allen, Rudy Vallee, and Andre Kostelanetz.
Alicia Hart explains daily dietary habits to boost immunity through milk and eggs. Milk supplies Vitamin A and D aiding winter health while eggs provide protein minerals and Vitamin D. avoid frying for those reducing calories.
The world presses toward an active United Nations with a preparatory commission aiming for a January assembly and a Christmas completion. Early focus will include control of atomic energy and international handling of civil wars like China and Palestine, with wider issues possible as sovereignty limits are tested.
Pfc. William A. Gable of Cincinnati Ohio, awarded the Combat Infantryman badge for valor in action, recalls two major European battles where he carried a 30 caliber machine gun yet fired no shot. Birds’ pulse rates run about twice human and their body temperatures run five to 14 degrees higher than people.
A fragment mentions grease increasing calorie count, implying concern over cooking oil in food. The text is incomplete but suggests dietary considerations and calorie impact connected to frying.
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