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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

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Air Force Bombers Hit Central Europe. Italy Ground Support

In coordinated action the Mediterranean Air Force attacked Austria Hungary and Czechoslovakia airfields with 1,700 sorties. Bomber units hammered targets while supporting ground operations in Italy as allied forces push to widen a front.

Fefs

Tower of London Be gun in WTB by Bishop Gundulf

In a historical note the Tower of London is described as being built in Windsor by Bishop Gundulf under the direction of William the Conqueror.

Tower of London Gundulf Willam

Fragmentary note on Great Braven with Tate 10 Jee

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Great Braven portage and a portrait of a young Queen Vatteria. Details are unclear. no clear event or names beyond those read.

Young Vatteria

Temple Emanuel Elects Officers For Year Beginning November 1

Temple Emanuel elected officers for the year starting November 1. Joe Kraselski was named president, Myer Blumberg first vice president, Schreiber second vice president, L Rimson treasurer, and Henry Minne secretary. Board members include Treanore Bauman, C. R. Davel, A. M. Rudderman, Tobie Schneider, and David Turner. Outgoing president Davis Turner praised progress and urged continued growth of Judaism and community.

We Entiuwl Wom Treanore Bauman Dotnac C. R. Davel Blakely O Mhs Lows Cohen Temple Emanuel Sasterood Nathan Kraselsky Abraham Murdecs 2'Nai Brukh Rabb Alfred Wolf Davis Turner

McElroy Final Rites To Be Held Today

Funeral services for FW McElroy aged 72 of 1112 Reeves St were held at Liberty Church with Rev A D Zichinden officiating after a long illness. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He was a member of Headland Avenue Baptist Church. Active pallbearers were Bryan Lane Helms Hilson Bunton and Tolar. Honorary pallbearers included B Kirkland A H Powers Nex Helms and the Mens Bible Class of Headland Avenue Baptist Church

FW. McElroy Reeves St Apm Liberty Church A. D. Zichinden T He Headland Avenue

Private John H. Gilmer Wounded in Action in France

Telegram from the War Department informs Mrs. Mikle P. Gilmer of Dothan that Private First Class John H. Gilmer was seriously wounded in action in France on 14 September. The report notes continued updates as the condition is assessed. Gilmer's brother Albert Gilmer also serves in France with a field artillery unit.

John H. Gil France Mikle P. Gilmer War Department John H. \ulmer Iction J. A Pic Gilmer Albert Gilmer Rane S Field Artillery

Oil Field Strikes by MacArthur Target East Indies Supply

Number 3 continues from page one detailing air force strikes under General Douglas MacArthur against East Indies oil fields. Balikpapan in Borneo has been a major target as Japan relies on these fields for fuel oil to sustain its war effort. Since Japan’s initial conquest, oil drained from these fields has supported a homeland stockpile, jeopardizing a possible last-ditch defense if supplies are severed.

Douglas MacArthur East Indies MacArthur Balikpapan Borneo Japan

Campaign leaflet remark cited by Lt Col Evans

Number 11 at this stage of the campaign say kamerad said Lt Col Robert Evans of Davenport Iowa. The leaflets had a good effect for the Bligoners said they did not want to pie for the Fuehrer at this late hour.

Robert Evans Davenport Iowa Fuehrer

Notice of Probate Estate of W W Reeves Deceased

W C Reeves named administrator of the estate of W W Reeves deceased in Houston County Alabama. Court appointment occurred on September 14 and notice is given to all creditors to file claims within the legal period or be barred.

Obama W. W. Reeves W. C. Reeves Slure Court Houston County Alabama L W. Creeves Eatale

Reasons Explained For Blood Testing Program Roles

Health official explains that syphilis can affect anyone regardless of race or status and that blood testing is essential for early detection. The plan requires 38 clerks over two weeks in November at 40 cents an hour, with applications at the county health department.

Alubain Maphius Burkett Tas Pyrtent Dadetes Peison County Health Department

Home Demonstration Club Holds Meeting in Houston County

Twenty six women from sixteen clubs attended a Leader Training meeting at the home demonstration agent’s office. Miss Lavada Curtis demonstrated American Cheese for future club programs with plan for November meetings. Present were club women from Center Cowarts Dupree Gurdon Harper's Joy Kinsey Memphis Mr Enon Pansey Pilgrim Hest Smyrna Vicksburg Rehobeth and others.

Houston County Lavada Curtis Auburn Willusist T W_ Southerland Center A.K. Jordan. Cowarts B. E Pynes W. A. Womack Dupree I B Dotford Gurdon S. B Butler C. R. Ingram Cash Money Harmen H. A Phillips Harper's Joy YT Kilngsworth Jellico L. A. Roney Kinsey W H. Tew Q. L. Casey Memphis Roy Harris C. K. Patterson Enon M L Anderson L. ¥. Tolar W. O. Danford L. K. Eubanks Pansey Eugene Holle Pilgrim Hest Rex Wise Smyrna Willie C. Bruner Ed Cameron Jon Full R. L. Bonner Sim Weeks Vicksburg Pearl Martin Rehobeth

Solidarity Is Theme Of Roosevelt Speech

President Roosevelt urges prompt work to establish a peace organization and adapt its charter to changing world conditions in a Columbus Day radio address. He cites Allied unity, condemns Fascist and Nazi attempts to divide the Americas, and recalls the defense rally of American Republics after treachery on the continent.

Washington Roosevel Roosevelt White House United Nations United States Christopher Columbus Western Hemisphere Amis Argentina

Ceilings On Produce Announced By OPA

OPA sets price ceilings on a wide range of fruits and vegetables effective today. Lists show prices for apples oranges grapefruit lemons snap beans carrots cucumbers pears and cantaloupes with per pound and per dozen rates, reflecting a broad wartime policy to control costs. Data includes Florida oranges Georgia crops and California pears with varying counts and units.

Irs Olga Florida California

Fire Prevention Week Urged For War Food Plants

A city fire chief warns that fires at war food producing farms or industrial plants could cripple vital wartime supplies. He cites National Fire Protection Association data showing most fires stem from negligence and stresses prevention as the key, especially during Fire Prevention Week.

National Fire ‘Protection Association

Roosevelt Warns Against Postwar Indifference in Americas

President Roosevelt urges continued unity among the American Republics to safeguard the postwar world system of security and cooperation. He warns that any period of indifference would weaken regional bonds and the shared effort toward peace.

Roosevelt

Number 12 Continued From Page One

The text quotes reporters praising Greek resistance against Fascist and Nazi forces and mentions liberation, while noting Japan facing American air attacks in the Pacific. It refers to moves near the Ryukyu Islands and Marcus Island as part of WW II actions.

Lems Stumscwald Japan Clace Ryukyu Islands China Marcus Island Tokyo

Wartime rationing sparks all-purpose control ideas for wives

A farm wife reported to State OPA that her husband used gas and tractor coupons, even her washing machine gasoline to visit his girlfriend. The OPA sent the case to the local rationing board. The piece suggests wives could keep husbands home by hiding coupons or shoes, or influencing draft boards, using rationing as a tool to outsmart rivals.

OPA Hus Lang

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