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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1944

Page

4

Glamour, Office, and Invisible Rivals in a Wife’s Contest

Dorothy Dix argues wives face fierce competition when husbands stray or fall to temptations. She outlines rivals including the glamour girl, the office wife, the mother-in-law, and the perfect dresser who claims to spend nothing, plus the FBI detective and the unseen winner, shaping a wife’s struggle to keep a husband.

Peru MBS Mike Mise Potbooks Tan Tande Breid FBI

Watches Wind To Wind Watch Fail To Marry Mystery

BATON ROUGE LA AP Lloyd Hollet returns from field service after five years of ambulance duty in the Middle East. He notes a unique time-telling pause in the wind, called Kam Sagen meaning 50 or 500, halting for half an hour at 11 am and 5 pm, a natural clock amid the desert.

Baton Rouge Lloyd Hollet Middle East

Too Many Cats Drive Wife Rats Too Many Cats Drive Wife Rats

Roanoke Virginia AP Bed Hidden R Cecil Hall posted a want ad offering 20 a month in advance to anyone who would take eight of his cats. A World War I veteran, Hall has depended for 12 years on a growing brood left by others. His wife grew overwhelmed by tending the cats, and his ad drew about 60 replies already.

Hall

Pigs Are Pay-Off For Swine Grower

Auburn Alabama notes by W H Tanner and W J Gregory emphasize herd health for profitable swine farming. Suggestions cover avoiding dusty floors and straw bedding to prevent dust pneumonia, vaccinating against cholera and erysipelas, and isolating new hogs to prevent latent disease spread.

Auburn Ala W. H. Gregory API Elow Paulty

Whatley Decorated for Air Medal and Flying Cross

Staff Sergeant Samuel G. Whatley of 217 Headland Avenue received the Air Medal and a Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster from the Public Relations Office of the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific. He earned the awards for extraordinary achievement during aerial flights in the Southwest Pacific Area amid hostile contact, with Brigadier General Warren R. Carter presenting the honors. Sergeant Whatley attended Dothan High School and enlisted in August 1942.

Samuel G. Whatley D. Whatley Headland Avenue Fifth Air Force Southwest Pacific Whatley Warren R. Carter New Guinea Dothan High School Army

Sea-Faring Cat Takes A Mouse Mascot Tale

Ensign Robert W. Demaree of the U S N reported a mascot tale from an LST in France port. A cat named Thomas was adopted by the crew and earned the DC 1-C rating after fending off a dog would-be taker. Thomas travels to every port with a tabby in tow and has reportedly gone AWOL at least twice, enjoying catnip along the way.

Vitamin Sherks in Uruguay Aided by UN Support

In Montevideo, the River Piste Trading Corporation with Uruguayan capital says it has received assurances of high priority on a project dubbed Devoted Status. The venture aims to supply Vitamin A for the United Nations, signaling a major industry development in Uruguay.

Montevideo Vitamen A United Nations River Piste Trading Corporation

Uruguay Woeful Court Report Sparks Mysterious Pause

Officials of a Uruguayan basketball entity faced a baffling on court incident as a team nicknamed the Sharks encountered a disruption. The brief notes a recognized source but omits clear outcomes or dates.

Mou Taman Uruguay Sid Thal Sharks

Del Monte War Reports On Scarcity Of Civilian Foods

The War Food Administration raises set aside percentages as Del Monte leads a wartime reporting series. Civilian fruit and vegetable supplies will be limited due to heavy military quotas and reduced packs. Peaches and pineapple remain scarce as apricots rise, while beets and carrots face triples and doubles in demand.

The War Food Administration del Monte Quartermaster’s Department del Monte Foods

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Dorothy Dix Hus Jock and Key Alt Gaez Jersey Just Otis Byrd Byrd’s Service Center United States Savings United States Treasury Department Dothan Bank Dr. EB. F. Moody J. Flowers J.J. Whiddon F. A. Flowers J. J. Flowers, Jr FDIC Federal Reserve System Tun Uosey Wes Web Ee Roanoke, Va R. Cecil Hall Guey Dlaconsfort Cubita Deanne California de Monte
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