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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1946

Page

5

The Eagle Publishing Co. 1907 partnership notice

The Eagle Publishing Co a partnership established in 1907 edited 1924 1949 by Sulian C Hall Aiorace Hall publisher entered at the Dothan Alabama postoffice as second class mail matter subscription rates listed carrier mail and motor route service areas Alabama Georgia and Florida with various rates and terms Obits and resolutions charged at two cents a word Associated Press and United Press disclaimers noted Misstatement policy included.

The Eagle Publishing Co William Theodove Wall Sulian C. Hall Dothan, Alabama

Boswell Amendment argued by former Alabama governor at Athens

Former Governor Frank M. Dixon urged passage of the Boswell Amendment in Athens Alabama. He framed the measure as a path to gradual Negro registration while preserving segregation, warned of mass registration and mixed schools, and framed the issue as crucial for Alabama politics and civil service.

North Alabama Democratic al Smith Democratic Party John Bankhead B. M. Miller Tom Heflin Senate Magh Locke Roosevelt Adams Frances Lacy Montgomery

Reassuring Statistics on U S Air Power Postwar

Washington reports the United States still maintains a strong air force with more very heavy bombardment type aircraft than at war's end. The Army Air Forces count over 3,000 such planes, about 135 more than August 1945, with 829 modified G-29s among them, despite demobilization.

Harriman and Wallace clash over policy and politics

Averell Harriman defends foreign policy stance amid Wallace ouster rumors as lobbyists face renewed scrutiny. The column notes Wallace’s soft tone, Harriman’s San Francisco leak clash, and a broader look at influential lobbyists returning to power.

Faithful Wounds Of A Friend On Labor Strife

In Grand Island Nebraska and beyond farmers express sympathy for organized labor while urging reforms to curb excesses. The writer muses on how farmer support could shape liberal laws, warns of radical agitators, and recalls Bryan and Churchill in a reflective political column.

Grand Island Neb Hastings Nebraska Winona Minnesota

Industry and education vie for mankind’s good

A collage of quotes on industry usefulness, education’s enduring value, and disarmament, with figures like James F. Lincoln Beatrice McConnell Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay and George Killion cited. The text braids economic aims with political fundraising and postwar policy, reflecting broad midcentury concerns.

Germany Lucius D. Clay

Going to Goat Hill Jesse Adams Seeks Wiregrass Seat

Ozark editor Jesse Adams Dale County representative nominee outlines aims for the 1947 legislature. He favors Wiregrass unity, local reform, lower vehicle tag cost, and removal of timber severance tax funds for reforestation. Adams supports 36 day legislature, boosts teacher pay, and cites extensive service in state politics and local offices.

Wiregrass Jesse Adams Ozark Dale County Nat C. Faulk Southern Star Adams House of Representatives John Q. Adams Jesse Isbor Wirerrass Dale National Senate National Congress Jim Folsom Folsom Jesse Adan Ozark Eagle

Former Army Nurses May Be Recalled For Duty

The Surgeon General has called up 1 000 former Army nurses to join more than 75 000 hospitalized soldiers. Eligible nurses must be not single with an efficiency rating of 35 or better and may return for at least two years. Applications go to the Adjutant General in Washington.

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Eli Whitney's cotton gin idea from rough coop observation

A brief note recalls Eli Whitney conceiving the cotton gin after watching a chicken coop’s moving feathers. The account links his insight to a simple mechanism observed in a rural setting, highlighting ingenuity born from everyday work.

Eli Whitney Dea

Aquarium Menace Descriptions of Water Tiger Predation

A fragment notes a water tiger as a peril to aquarium tropical fish. It describes a creature that grips with pincers and sucks out liquid from its victims, highlighting dangers in aquaria. The text appears as a partial, carelessly damaged segment of a broader aquarium dangers discussion.

Aquarium Aquarium Tropical

Let There Be Ligon’s Echo in Sacred Verse

A compact excerpt combines biblical Leviticus instruction on aiding the poor with Whittier’s pious couplet praising faith and love. The text juxtaposes charity toward strangers with a critique of dissolution in praise of Christian virtue.

Whittier

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