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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1944
Page
3
Articles recount vivid Belgian coast sightings of wreckage and bodies washed ashore amid German troop rumors. Across fronts, officials question credibility, while British authorities acknowledge disrupted Channel risks as war wind downs loom.
Compilation of religious and literary quotes featuring Revelation 3 10 and Browning lines. Addresses themes of temptation endurance and mastery through faithful witness with historical and poetic framing.
A WWII era report spreads speculation that Germany plans a third war as its leaders feel defeat is likely. British Foreign Secretary Eden cites Alpine sources and Gestapo chief Himmler preparations, while rumors claim Hitler considered an invasion of Great Britain in 1940.
A year after the call to aid war victims and support our troops, the Alabama War Chest campaign begins in the county on October 17 with a goal of 17000 to fund 22 agencies worldwide. Dothan hosts a separate 16000 Charities Chest drive combining funds for multiple local agencies. Contributions in Dothan can be split between War Chest and Charities Chest as designated. Citizens are urged to contribute now to aid liberated and rehabilitated troops abroad and support home fronts.
Washington dispatches describe growing tension with Argentina over policy, with Cabinet splits led by Hull and Morgenthau, plus a Hull cartoon case that spurred a tougher stance. Allies worry drift toward a minor impasse as Latin nations tilt toward Argentina amid trade and diplomatic snubs and new questions about U.S. meat and base diplomacy.
Ernie Pyle receives wide recognition for his war reporting with praise from The Stars and Stripes and editors. He engages with contacts in Albuquerque Hollywood and Washington, buys a new suit, and returns home to Mrs. Pyle with a respectful dispatch.
Ernie Pyle returns toward Albuquerque after duty in Anzio Norman beachhead and the breakout. The piece notes his fatigue, fame, and plans to go to the Pacific after rest, plus political intrigue around Tom Rhea and Vincent. He avoids rest while handling calls, letters, and engagements with friends, colleagues, and figures such as Helen Keller and John Steinbeck.
Radio listings show a Sunday schedule featuring WAGF programs including Wake Up and Live, Coffea Club Sunday School Preview, Guy Lombardo Petite Musicale, New Davies Sunday School, Glaus Sunday Varieties, Baptist Church Service, and orchestral and variety segments. Also listed are New, Davies, and other vocal and instrumental acts, with Movietime, Winnie Wherrens, the Staffords, Harry James Orchestra, and Organ Moods among others.
A hometown note salutes Johnnie Womack of Ashford for bravery on Los Negros when he halted five enemy soldiers. Howard Ward praises the County man, jokes about a courthouse lawn squirrel supper, and recalls fox-hunting memories. The writer discusses football ticket congestion and suggests a downtown sales office or extra sellers, thanking contributors and a local editor for support.
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