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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
3
A complaint cites a four minute delay after an emergency call for a man dying of a heart attack. The patient was not breathing when responders arrived and later pronounced dead at the hospital after records show the ambulance was notified and reached the scene.
Suffering deficiencies of vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron, Misa Price and her mother and grandmother praise HADACOL. The family, selling HADACOL in Hot Springs Arkansas, reports improved energy and health after use and recommends it for neuritis aches and general weakness caused by nutrient deficits.
Twenty two aboard the freight damaged tanker collision near Erie as fire crews sprayed toxic chemicals. Dozens suffered minor injuries while passengers escaped with few serious conditions. police and fire units rushed to the scene near the city center.
Montgomery AP reports prison reform proposals may be reconsidered as the Alabama Legislature prepares to reconvene next week. Rep. G. M. Tyler of Autauga County, on the prison study committee, plans to reintroduce measures once the special session begins Tuesday. Some members who opposed them earlier say they will support the proposals now.
Governor James E. Folsom asked House Speaker W. M. Beck and Lieutenant Governor J. C. Inger to appoint a new panel to investigate penal institutions after recent prision system criticism from nationwide newspapers and magazines.
A striking troupe of World War II veterans, paraplegics and amputees, will launch a nationwide tour on October 15. The group, formed about 18 months ago in Farmingdale, New York, includes men paralyzed from the waist down or missing an arm or leg, who previously performed in a rehabilitation program aimed at restoring activity and morale.
The 1948 cranberry harvest in the United States reached the second largest level on record, signaling strong berry production nationwide. Strong growers and regions reported bumper yields amid favorable weather, boosting supply for markets and processors.
Washington report shows domestic concerns rising in campaigns as military success reduces Korean War as top vote issue. Taft attacks Brannan Farm Plan taxes and government subsidies despite farm program defenses, while Korean war rhetoric fades in some races. Feraton faces Taft in Ohio as voters weigh broader economic and policy questions.
Camp Rucker warns civilians to stay off ranges east of State Highway 25 between Dethan Ozarks and US Highway 231 south of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Firing will last from 7:28 a.m. to 4:29 p.m. daily with strict observance of range rules.
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