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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1946
Page
4
In Moscow, Russians favor boots and the cap, with women wearing shawls in winter and handkerchiefs in summer. Men prefer short coats, gay ties, and rainbow stripes, while rubber and galoshes dominate footwear due to snow and rain. Lipstick appears, cheek rouge is rare, and fashion trends blend Russian and Western styles.
Descriptive account notes Russians enjoy theater and concerts, plentiful restaurants, and extensive tea drinking as a national habit. Sports include soccer, hockey, boxing, wrestling, skiing, and basketball though baseball and cricket are absent. Churches attract large crowds. newspapers are popular. shopping dominates daily routines. holidays center on revolution day, New Year, May Day, and Easter with some Muslim observances.
Marianna this week at the West Florida Livestock Auction sold 489 head of cattle with top prices around 12.50 to 10.75. Hog sales totaled 842 head with steers and sows earning prices from 14 to 18.50 per hundredweight. wheat ran about 25 cents per bushel. Sale notes include various lots and farmers receiving prices up to 21 dollars for high grade cattle.
Report from a ruined German radio station describes Army writers celebrating with canned Susie jam and a lazy stove cookout. Champagne corks pop as Ninety Ninth Division pals donate liquor from a German liquor dump. A single guest chokes on a chitlin, provoking laughter.
The Braden plan defends United States criticism of Argentina’s postwar stance on Nazi property and Nazi ties. It notes Peron’s public challenge to Braden, and reports that the blue book condemning Argentine relations was released before the Argentine election won by Peron.
Pfc. Charles L. Mauldin of 01 College St Mrs. Carson C. Benefield Pfc. Stanley N. Rea 200 N. Forter St Private Roland Feuth of Daleville route one formerly of Dothan have arrived at Furstenfeldbruck Germany, a European theater Army Air Force Replacement Depot. After processing and orientation they will be assigned to permanent stations with the Occupational Air Force in Europe.
HAGERSTOWN Md. UP After 20 years of faithful use Mrs C T Mentzer’s bulb finally burned out ending what may be a record for long life. The watt bulb gave glow for decades before dimming last evening.
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