Jeter Appears for Wednesday Appearance
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
4
Let There Be Signs Spirit Lifted To Great City
A fragment describes a vision of being carried away in the spirit to a high mountain to view a great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending from God with radiant imagery and biblical wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Jerusalem
Gator Reality Check In Bayou News Feature
A quirky tale from Beyau George near Fanna City reports a ten foot alligator weighing 400 pounds killed near the bayou. The piece notes locals believing alligators exceed three feet and warns fishermen to beware, mentioning a $200 dog loss and unexpected alligator growth observed by Wiregrass Lehermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyau George
Fanna City
Panama City News-Herald
Truman's Expendables Top U S Cabinet Shuffle Record
A tally shows 34 individuals occupied 17 top executive branch posts since Truman took office five years and five months ago. Rates of turnover average about 6.9 per year, far higher than Roosevelt's earlier administrations.
Turmoil in Truman Cabinet Replacements Highlighted
Fragmentary text notes pressure on President Truman as appointees are removed and new replacements considered. It claims Truman lacks durable cabinet allies and indicates the turnover is rapid, though the damaged wording obscures specifics about dates or outcomes.
Ivory-billed woodpecker perch hopes in Florida sanctuary
The Ivory-billed woodpecker, once nearly extinct, may be saved in a Northwest Florida sanctuary. The National Audubon Society and Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, with local landowners, verified sightings from 1947 to 1960, securing approval to establish a protected area near Apalachicola. The move aims to reestablish the species, reduce insect damage, and restore a large avian population in local woodlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Florida
National Audubon Society
Flovite Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Tandowners
Apas Jacmeota
Whitney H. Eastman
Minneapolis
The
Nocety
Apalachicola
Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission
North America
Dishonesty and AFL's Southern Organizing Push
Economist Roger Robson cites wage, price, subsidy and debt factors as forms of dishonesty in the economy. The AFL convention at Houston endorses civil rights and a federal employment program while planning renewed organizing in the South after a 1950 decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Robson
Irbor
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Tex
South
AFL
Federal Employment Prattling Commission
Neva
Usbie
Frayed Notebook Speaks of Korean War Victory
HAL BOYLE revisits a tattered notebook detailing the Inchon to Seoul campaign as UN forces shift from retreat to bold advance. vivid scenes linger from the Han River crossing to the streets of Seoul, includingTank churning battles and a box of sleeping rabbits amid war. The notebook serves as a personal chronicle of a rapid war turning point and its human cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakan K. Walker
Inchon
Seoul
Tathon
Senul
Han River
Sesul
Marie
Yorda
Revelations From Mr. Dies In The Congressional Record
New York congressman Harold Ho Velde and Martin Dees discuss the 1938 creation of the special House Committee on Un-American Activities, its clashes over funding, alleged Communist influence in government, media, and labor unions, and the ensuing partisan friction. The account cites claims about White House resistance and the presence of Communists within federal agencies and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Ho Velde
Abnois
Congressional Record
Roosevelt
Martin Dees
Special House Committee On Un-American Activities
Velde
Am. T Shell
Committee On Accounts
Nnite House
Jack Dies
Matt
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Moscow
Washington
Washington Corps
Dies
Minlong
State Department
the Department
Interior Department
White House
Congress
Executive Department
Ato
Stalin
John L. Lewis
CLO
Lewis
Leningrad
A.F. of L
Lee Perelman
Baptiste
Peanut Roasters Sign of Fall Fade From Streets
The article notes peanut roasting machines once common at stands have vanished, with roasted peanuts now bought from peddlers or in ready to eat forms. It discusses changing consumer habits, portable heat and flavor losses, and a Northern visitor’s past complaint about lack of peanuts in Dothan. It also covers Opp’s stadium dedication and a Tribune wish for better controls, urging caution in national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubal
Dothan
Née
Alabaca
Truman's Tax Plan Aims to Boost Government Revenue
The article reports President Truman proposing up to ten to fifteen billion dollars in new annual taxes in his upcoming message to Congress, plus continuations of recent levies. It also notes adviser Keyserling's push for high war expenditures and wage controls, while detailing friction with former Secretary Byrnes and internal White House debates ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Seaalon
Congress
Iaers
Europe
Jeon H. Keyserling
President
Economic Council of Advisers
Keysering
Keyserling
Russia
United States
Democratic Congress
White House
Stack
James F Byrnes
Tramen
Jonathan Daniels
Jonathan
Harey Truman
Trumnan
Byrnes
Mr. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Merry Trumen
Moscow
MacArthur
Taowa
Alliea
Mr. Byrnes
Tromac
Stalin
W. Averell Harriman
Truman-Byrnes
Senate
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Waitress Awarded Nearly 2 000 000 From Estate
DENER, Mrs Ruby Dickey Bartgen, who worked as a waitress after two marriages failed, was awarded 1 075 000 from the estate of her former husband, George Dickey. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled she was entitled to the sum. Bartgen, 44, separated from Dickey on Feb 7 1944. he died Feb 14 1948, triggering the estate dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dener
Ruby Dickey Bartgen
George Dickey
Colorado Supreme Court
Bartges
Dickey
Bariges
Chatfour
Arizona State Penitentiary
Roth
Kansas
Colorado
25 Years Ago Highlights From Early October
More than 300 educators gathered for the Houston County Teachers Institute as a call to support local educational initiatives. References to October happenings include a city development project at a tourist home site and a push for a separate Air Force, with political figures and local clubs cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Teacher's Institute
Hollday
Dorian Tchools
Georgian To Speak At Camellia Parley
Judge Arthur W. Solomon of Savannah will be the principal speaker at the Men’s Camellia Club of Dothan meeting on Tuesday night Oct 10 at 7. The event will be at the Wagon Wheel and is a stag gathering for members. Solomon, a longtime Camellia fancier, will discuss the flower and local gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Solomon
Savannah
American Camellia Society
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George CG. Marshall Moat Pensile
Department of State
Edward WH
Stet Ainhis, Jr
James F. Byrnes
George ©. Marshall
Dean C. Archeson
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Fred M. Vinson
John W.nyder
Francis Biddle
Tom C. Clark
J. Howard McGrath
James
Testat
Lanne Johnson
Craige Marear
Ates
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Frank ¢. Walker
Revert E. Mannegan
Jesse ‘W. Donaldson
Harold L. Jekes
Pollug A. Kerg
Oscar L. Chapman
Department of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Clinton PB Anderton
Charles F. Brannan
Department of Commerce
Henry A Wallace
W Averell Herriman
Crartes Lanier
Frances Perkina Lenk B
Schwellenbach
Maurice J. Tobit
Department of Army
Henry L. Stim
von Robert P. Patterson
Kenneth A ‘Koval
Gorden Cray
Ged Frank C. Pace
Department of Navy
James ¥. Ferree
John L Sullivan
Staees P. Matthais
Department of Air Force
W. Stuart Traingson
Thomas E Finkartar
Roove Vell
Trunas
Samuld Roy
Truman Pit
Thore
Hem
Ivors
Rix Mose
Deesner
Sirefly
Hal Boyle
Don Whitehead
Fortal Logie
Sorea
United Nations
Sis
Westbrook
Pegler
Mr. Dies
Crannell-Lee Stadium
Opp
Vernon L. St. John
Channell-Lee
America
Sach
Oppens
Ray Tucker
Tate Tom Pen
Wergant
Missouri
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James F. Byres
Harry Hy
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Roy
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Camellia Parley
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