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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
2
A meeting of all veterinarians in the Southeast district is slated tonight at the Public Health Building at 7:30. The event aims to organize a District Veterinary Society with a program of interest to veterinarians. Physicians and dentists in the area are invited, and Army veterinary officials will participate.
Two Fort Benning soldiers died during a practice parachute jump at the paratrooper school. Major Russell J. Hammargren identified the deceased as Pvt. Andrew J. Kuretich, 22, of Los Angeles, California, and Pvt. Roger W. Thomas of East Troy, Wisconsin. The事故 occurred about 100 feet from the ground.
Mrs Willie Ann Hagler aged eighty two died at her home in Kelly Station after a short illness. Survived by husband Charles Hagler four sons Colon Lloyd Hagler Cyde Hager Archie Hagler two daughters T M Andrews J R Bonner three sisters Lou Lindsey Mlle Herring Laura Glover Funeral set for 3 p m Saturday at Newton Baptist Church with Rev Matthews officiating burial in Newton City Cemetery Headland Mortuary in charge
Funeral for Charles Cooper, 48, who died yesterday in Montgomery Veterans Hospital after a two week illness, will be at Ward-Wilson chapel at 2 pm with Rev. Sam C. Reeves officiating. Burial in City cemetery with American Legion pallbearers. Survived by wife, two sons in Army, a daughter in Dothan, a brother in Oxford, and three sisters in Temple Georgia, California, and California.
Roy Napier of this county was sentenced today to three years in a Federal prison for failing to report for induction. In Federal court here he was found guilty on all five counts of the indictment. Napier’s home is Malone, Florida, northeast of Marianna.
AP reports truck drivers in 16 southern cities halted a week long strike and began returning to work after assurances from Army officials and War Labor Board expedited wage decisions. Atlanta Local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters voted to resume duties immediately as other cities followed.
ACR ACE delivers rapid fire capability with ample ammunition to sustain operations. The report highlights readiness and supply levels, noting the unit’s ability to maintain rate of fire under stress during field exercises.
Dothas Lions Club backs a War Chest fund drive beginning next Tuesday urged by club members. Fred Moseley chairs the first meeting with guests including Alien McCray of Spartan and Sam Coggins of Bermingham. The Dotha Hugh School Band performed two numbers for attendees led by Warren Ballers and Marjorie Sherphan with others named in attendance.
Howell Hampisa directed a performance featuring numbers titled Mame and Youll Never Know by the bandsester troupe. The show emphasized musical numbers and theatrical staging with Hampisa guiding the production.
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