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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1945
Page
5
Major Joseph R. Picket, a Columbus Olgo native, assumed command of the Dothan U S Army Recruiting Service station yesterday, relieving Le J Krause who remains as second assistant. Captain reported for duty with Major Picket.
Clark Banland a Military Police Officer and a former frat assistant recruiter for the Dothan office is assigned to the Old Infantry Division at Camp Shelby Mississippi. Capt. d lend from Knoxvile Tennessee on detached duty in Greenwood South Carolina previously from Fort Jackson South Carolina arrived to join the Dothan unit along with four other reported new recruits for a Wiregrass area recruiting drive.
First Lieutenant Lasrecte C. Wilson, husband of Mrs. Jessie P. Wilson of Dothan, arrived in Boston Sunday aboard the Kokomo Victory from Europe, the Associated Press announced today.
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court refused to reconsider a ruling that voided ICC authorization for intrastate passenger coach fare increases in Alabama Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina. ICC argued the decision relied on provisions repealed in 1933 and cited a 54 opinion by Justice Black. Also noted is Bolivian context and British aircraft production figures for 1944.
A drunken man entered City police headquarters and asked to be put in jail. Captain Eddie Kelley initially thought it a joke but directed the man to the cell block. The man slept on a bench after being locked inside.
Howard Branton of Geneva County was arraigned before US 5 Commissioner J W Daughty at Dunthan Post Office on possessing whiskey and retailing liquor without tax. Arrested by R B Phillips of the U S Alcoholic Tax Unit. J T Casey aided. Bond set at 300 dollars after waiving grand jury action. CBS officials say Family Hour cancellation final after dispute with musicians union and three stations.
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