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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
2
Publication policy outlines two cent per word charges for card of thanks obituaries and senaseeveans while crediting Associated Press and United Press dispatches. It invites grievances with prompt investigation and redress if warranted.
A Roosevelt-era dispute cooled as Justice Jackson and Justice Black avoided direct contact during the first session after recess. Public spectators observed tense optics, but no formal confrontation occurred as the two leaders reportedly exchanged a brief greeting in the corridor signaling a return to routine proceedings.
President Hoover argues the United States should voice opposition to Finland facing a 300 million dollar reparations bill from Soviet Russia. He notes U S sympathy for Finland's 1919 independence, wartime sacrifices, and argues for U S intervention to prevent economic collapse and potential spread of communism.
In a June statement released in Nuernberg, Justice Robert H. Jackson criticized Justice Hugo Black for involvement in court rulings connected to a former law partner. The remarks allege potential conflicts arising from past professional associations influencing decisions.
A historical critique notes the suicides and hangings of eleven top Nazis including Hermann Goering after their trial. The writer argues the German people will find no comfort or martyrdom in these deaths and urges reflection on the lesson at the end of the Nuremberg road.
Alabama PTAs launch a state wide drive to combat juvenile delinquency. The Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers distributes plans to local PTAs and aims to reach into homes to address youth behavior with home centered solutions.
Drew Pearson reports President Truman aims to trim a two billion dollar Army Navy cut and possibly another one billion in coming days. The piece highlights frugal Navy savings at Olathe Kansas and notes touches of political shifts in Senate leadership and Montana races.
John Temple Graves argues that enduring values like Truth Beauty and Justice guide education and democracy. He warns against equating classicism with fundamentals and urges renewal of moral aims alongside technological progress. He links industrial know how to democratic ideals and global leadership.
The analysis notes Azerbaijan's shift from Tehran to Russia and compares Greece to that pattern. It discusses Greek unrest, potential external support, and the blurred lines of aggression, with Britain backing Athens while the U S stance remains vague. It argues Moscow seeks limited risk and unlikely major intervening actions.
A red dish-brown shepherd named Duffy follows Baltimore postmen George Marcks and Kenneth Kineman on daily rounds. He often escapes to chase or accompany the carriers, switching routes where their paths cross, turning harassment into companionship.
To keep lettuce crisp place it in a damp cotton bag before refrigerating. This simple method reduces wilting and maintains freshness for longer in the refrigerator.
Fragmented radio timetable lists numerous programs from morning to late night. It includes news, variety acts, comedies, musical guests, and religious segments with multiple stations and time blocks.
The annual Singing Convention will convene Sunday at Mount Hebron Church two miles north of Reynolda on the Dothan Enterprise road. L L Sorrels of Stocor announced today. The event features a song service and a noon dinner on the church grounds.
A fragment notes Cathrine the Great placing a sentry in a park to guard a violet sprig in early spring. It recalls a remembered guard and hints at 1932 translations of Scriptures into other languages.
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