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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1947

Page

6

Menjou Defends Hollywood Against Communists at Hearing

Adolphe Menjou testified before the House committee, labeling Hollywood reds a conspiracy to overthrow the government and claiming filmmakers rigidly follow the Moscow party line. He named others and urged anti Communist action as Congress probes the film industry.

Sandor Klein Joseph L. Myler Washington Adolphe Menjou Hollywood Tadax Communist Party Aeter House un-American Activities Committee Holly Wood Menjou Touis BR. Mayer Jack Warner Samy Waalater

Dust complaint shuts feed mill on Commerce Street

Fay Chalker agreed to close the Commerce Street feed mill at noon while measures to curb dust are added after a protest by about a dozen area residents to the City Commission. Dr. W. T. Burkett warned the dust could be a public health nuisance and urged extended sprinkler use and better control.

Fay Chalker Commerce Street City Commission Countyard of Health W. T. Burkett Burkett Commission John D. Ayres Chalker

Napier residents seek dissolution of Grimes charter

Napier Field residents petition Dale County Probate Judge Frank Deese to decree Grimes charter forfeited after no mayor or chief executive was elected in 1944 general elections. Napier Field Community Club president Dowling says town forfeiture rule requires action within six months of the election.

Napier Field Grimes Aoneliion Dale County Frank Deese Ciarier Napier Community Club Napier Wes Iters Deese Ala Alabama R. A. Dowling Jr B. York Benton Virginia McIntyre Curry Thames Spooner Agnes W. Dowling Dowling Napier Field Community Club

Pilot Dies Trying to Save Town From Falling Plane

A World War II pilot Maj Kenneth P. Smith 33 of Bow, Virginia sacrificed himself to prevent a P 47 Thunderbolt from crashing into Searsport Maine in midair. He radioed no response as the plane plunged toward the town center after his wing mates tried to trigger a parachute. The craft spun and struck the ground near Donited Bangor area. The exact final moments were witnessed by three wingmen 600 feet behind the bomber.

Searsport. Me Don Jeid Bangor Hun Jim Smith

Campbellton Seeks New High School Building

Campbellton residents plan a petition to build a new Campbellton high school to replace the building destroyed last year. The October 30 Halloween carnival, sponsored by the PTA and Band Association, raised about 124 from chicken dinners cakes and drinks while a mass meeting discussed the project with no decision reached.

Campbellton Bilding P.T.A. and Band Association

Red Level Farmer Describes Dirt Farming To House Panel

J D Mott of Red Level Alabama testified before the House Agriculture Committee, detailing farmers who work by mule in Southeastern Alabama. He described a 120 acre farm with 33 acres in corn peanuts and tomatoes, plus lumber, and urged aid for tractor farming funding.

House Committee George E. Reedy JB. Montgomery J. D. Mott Red Level Alabama Aent Gomery Jefferson Davis Hotel House Agriculture Committee Clfford R. Rope R-Kans Mott Beavily

Evatt Denounces Russia at United Nations Over Greece

Australian Foreign Minister Herbert Evatt told the UN General Assembly that Soviet actions in Eastern Europe mirror Anglo American influence in Greece and urged quick approval of a U S plan for Balkan relief. He accused Soviet allies of stoking tribal tensions and warned of Western intervention in Greece to protect allied personnel and interests. Turn to Page 2 for full report.

Flushing N.Y Herbert V. Evatt United Nations General Assembly Greece Senate Russia Poland Viateslavia Balkans Evatt Armenean Ait Savi Manetary Yuytosts Tual Acho Altima Bulgatia Yue Bostasia

Committees Named For Food Saving Drive In Alabama

Alabama officials announce two state committees to direct the President's land savings program in Alabama. The advisory panel includes Walter A. Randolph Alabama Farm Bureau Federation J. Martury Rainer Alabama State Bankers Association John Ward Alabama State Chamber of Commerce Cary Haigler State CIO Jack Brock Alabama PTA Mrs M P Walker Alabama Cooperative Extension staff Lavis T J Toolen and other leaders. The publicity committee lists editors and publishers from Birmingham Decatur Huntsville and Mt. Gilead. The page notes more details on No. 12.

Birmingham Cap Alabama We OE Brown Alabama Food Conservation People Donald Comet Avondaie Malis Wall Hess Canurattees Jian Seiwell Thre Borminphan Walter A. Randolph Alabama Farm Bureau Federation Montgomery J. Martury Rainer Alabama State Bankers Association John Ward Alabama State Chamber of Commerce Montgomeryv Cary Haigler State Cio Jack Brock State Afl M. P. Walker Aliabama Parent Teachers Assoatia Tuscaloosa Lavis Alabama Patous Extension Servier Auburn Fey T. J. Toolen Kisiyp Catholic Diocese of Mobile Mutule Eugene Blachschleser Tehiple Bethed John E. Shaughter First Baptist Co Sugarta Ernest Stone Alabama Too Eduucation Association

Men's Camellia Club Sets First Meeting

The Men s Camellia Club of Dothan will hold its first meeting of the season tomorrow night at seven o'clock at the Wagon Wheel. Secretary Hoy Wh reported today urging all members to attend. The meeting will discuss arrangements for the lecture here on Oct 28 by Dr Harold Hume president of the American Camellia Association of which the Dothan club is an affiliate.

Camelia Club of Duthan Wagon Wheel Hoy Wh Hall Thas Harold Hume American Camellia Association Dothan Club

Auto License Tags Selling Fast Here

Elton G Collins and Mousten Cannes ly forecast a surge in auto license tag sales for November 14 with over 1000 more tags than prior years. About 200 tags have sold so far, far ahead of last year, as fleets cut back and demand rises amid upcoming renewal deadlines.

Elton G Collins Mousten Cannesly Caitlin Cole Essen Houston

Opelika Fire Probe Initiated After Guard Armory Fire

An investigation into the Opelika National Guard armory fire that killed two Dale County men and injured fifteen is to be conducted by a board of officers, under the state office of the National Guard. Batt. Cmdr Jesse Cheatham announced the probe. Alvin G. Pruitt of Newton and Corliss Co Kitherdson of Ozary died in the blaze.

Opeska National Guard Dale County Jesse Cheatham Cheatham Na Uonal Guard Alvin G. Pruitt Newton and Corliss Co Kitherdson Ozary Weriously

Truman summons Congress leaders to Europe talks

President Truman calls Senate and House leaders to Washington for a European conference amid wartime diplomacy. The White House details a high level meeting with top generals and foreign policy figures to discuss ongoing security and postwar arrangements.

Truman Congress Europe

Seat Of Pants Saves Boy Three From Death

An incident in New Castor Pennsylvania ends with a 3 year old boy saved from grave danger. The boy was in a perilous situation and survived without injury after quick action by bystanders. Authorities note the event underscores swift intervention and luck.

Seat of Pants Boy

King George Opens New Parliament Plea For Economy

The opening of King George's new parliament focuses on urging economy and budget discipline. Officials and ministers outline priorities while critics question cost cuts and potential impacts on public services.

King George

Daddy Said Wait Case Stuns Oklahoma Family

In Oklahoma City a father reportedly told two children to wait in a car for him as car troubles stranded him. The search for the father and a missing vehicle spanned hours with the family recalling the urging to wait.

Carter Oklahoma City Okle Farmes Caroline Sue Svearold von Jesse Don Mier Hutyers Raddy Sallem Walt

French Leader De Gaulle Seeks Victory Amid Tight Vote

In Paris Charles de Gaulle and his allies face a close tally in the tense national elections as results show a leading bloc with Communist elements holding a significant share. The partial count from Sandas reveals a split field with de Gaulle edging rivals, while calls for reform and a potential cabinet shift stir public debate.

Paris Sabe Charles de Gaulle

Brazil Breaks Ties With Soviet Russia

Fragmented OCR text notes a Brazil action against Soviet Russia with unclear details. The readable parts mention official steps and international relations, but specifics are missing.

Brazil

Bermuda Hurricane Sinks Boats Injures Residents

A Bermuda hurricane caused widespread damage killing none reported but sinking 11 boats and injuring 10 people. Buildings suffered roof destruction and trees uprooted while power and telephone lines failed amid widespread disruption across Hamilton and surrounding areas.

Bermuda

Indians attack by vampire claim in Pembroke case

Report describes two Indians slashed by a vampire suspect, treated at Pembroke Central Hospital after severe wounds. Attaches say one man required stitches for facial injuries while the other needed several, amid earlier reports of a separate shotgun incident involving a 14 year old.

Pembroke Certo Hospital Britt Con Vichon

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