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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1946
Page
2
Taxes and tribunals mark 1946 moral turning point
The piece notes Alabama tax collections for 1945-46, then surveys the Nürnberg trials. It applauds the international court’s precedent, highlighting the shift toward legally binding punishment for aggressive war and the enduring lesson for future peace.
Head Start Reminder on Poll Tax Payment
The Eagle reminds readers that February 1 is the last day to pay poll tax. Courthouse offices opened yesterday to accept payments and issue receipts. Citizens are urged to settle the tax now to avoid a special trip in January or February. The notice connects poll tax to other courthouse business like auto, machine tag, property, and ad valorem taxes.
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The
Eagle
Meatless days proposal and Alabama liquor store counties
Roy L. Thompson of the OPA decastrol board suggests two meatless days weekly as a simple plan. He notes no one would be inconvenienced and questions remain about designating any two days. The piece also states that 20 Alabama counties with liquor stores hold half the state population, while 24 dry counties are described as full of implied relations.
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Alabama
Truman ribbed for snubbing Newport at cocktail party
In a verbose social note, Senator Mead honors and General Vaughan tease Mead at a Kilgore Committee event. Vaughan jokes about Texas loyalty and hearing access, while references to Byrnes, Jones, and cabinet links mingle with wartime loyalty jabs. Stalin’s war notes and Newport Bermuda banter punctuate the column.
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Missouri
Vaughan
Stalin
Truman
Newport RK. I. Wasshington
Jim Mead
Tom Dewey
New York State
Mead Committee
Truman Committee
Kilgore Committee
Harry Vaughan
Mead
Jimmy Byrnes
Paris
Tom Connally
Texas
Tom
Vaushan
Jesse Jones
Jesse
Henry Wallace
Tom Clark
Hatty
Commercce
Vacenan
G.ros Overeens
Qver
Potsdam
Dpresident
Uwlineis
Kentucky
Jiande Byrnes
Bolling
84Th
Soneone
Troshoat
Byrnes
Dhe
Trovees
Ovesiog Ead
Jimmy Parnes
South of the Border Growth in the Lower Rio Grande Valley
John Temple Graves argues the Lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas has become a booming, integrated community driven by irrigation, oil, and new technology. He cites Hidalgo County's vast citrus resources, three crops yearly, and rapid population growth as evidence of a frontier era turning into a permanent boom. The piece also previews Edinburg and McAllen leaders and hints at future regional development and national media fairness discussions.
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Mcallen
Texas
Rio Grande
United States
Key West
Gulf of Mexico
Americas
Hidalgo County
Spartanburg County
S. C
Sahara
Gue
Orville TL Coax
Pacific
Joe M. Kilgore
Mdinbturr
Lioyd M. Bentzen
Tan
Henry Wallace
Notable wartime voices on democracy and labor rights
selections feature Prime Minister Attlee advocating neighborliness as a path to global solutions and Senator Mead stressing collective bargaining as essential to the production system. Truman jokes about lengthening remarks in a brief, era-appropriate exchange reflecting postwar political discourse.
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James M. Mead
New York
United States presses unity in Mediterranean crisis stance
The article notes American policy under Acheson and Forrestal showing coordinated actions to support peace, with naval activity in the Mediterranean and Middle East. It argues US aims stem from World War II experiences and commitments under Tehran Yalta Potsdam and the UN Charter, defending against Soviet pressure on Turkey and Dardanelles.
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Glenn Babf
Mackenzie
Soviet Union
Turkey
Dardanelles
Moscow
Tsa
Washington
Wallace
Navy
Forrestal
Actiog
Acheson
Mediterranean
Middle East
United States
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Forrester
Meamterranean Synece
Republic
Derdanelles
Mediterraness
Msn
Thore
Tehran
Yalta
Potgdaum
Aeneson Disci
State Department
China
Japan
Korea
Radio Program Schedule and Florida Conservation Meeting
A radio program grid lists shows from 6:00 to 12:30 with music news and comedies across stations, followed by a note on a Marianna Florida conservation officers meeting. Sue Morris chaired a district Game Commission event with Dr I N Kennedy and local officials in attendance to discuss fish and game laws and enforcement.
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Jean Hersholt
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Dinah Shere
the O'Neill
Frank Morgan
Frankie Carle
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Kay Kyser
Farl Godwin
Adiam
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Ianee Ceab
Marianna
Sue Morris
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