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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
4
Report lists Charles Lamar Watterd Grace ville Robert Cam Lewis and others seeking enlistment in the US Navy. Mentioned are Cadete Jovian Navy roles and multiple potential enlistees from Enterprise and nearby towns.
The State Oil and Gas Board met in Montgomery with Governor Chauncey Spacks outlining the official agenda. Members Mol. fon HW. Fries, Giver Young, and DeVase Sijse were listed, with a meeting slated for Lecurrre to discuss proposed actions and regulatory steps.
A statewide radio network proposal is under study with discussions by officials from Alabama colleges and school systems. No definite plans have materialized though some radio education is already used in schools. The meeting was led by R R Lacer milk, a US Office of Education radio specialist.
A brief note describes final examinations before Navy enlistment. It mentions nasal drops called PERETRO ROSE DROPS and cautions use directed. The fragment lacks clear event details.
The Navy will release 14,000,000 rounds of 12 gauge shotgun shells declared surplus after stock reviews, following a 6,000,000 round Army release. Rep. Robertson of Virginia notes this as a step toward a peacetime hunting season amid training ammunition reductions. Also, Staff Sergeant Charles E Williams, 22, engineer- gunner, was discharged at Drew Field Florida after serving since 1942 with the 94th Bomb Group in Europe and earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with clusters. An unrelated note discusses the windpipe development enabling the whooping crane to produce its call.
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