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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1944

Page

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Burley Funeral Held For Mrs Burley in Tampa

Mrs. 5. F. Burley of Tampa Florida, mother of Mrs Leonard Cloud and James Evans, was buried Sunday after funeral services at 5 p.m. in Tampa. She died Friday morning after a long illness. Survivors include five daughters and several sons and relatives across Florida and North Carolina.

Striners SF Gurley Tampa Flg Leonard Cloud James Evens Donan Burley Mee Good Carts Wattsfield Verscot KL Srmarth Kanapolis N. C BL B. Hillery Dunedin Fla Emma Adatact Tarion Springs Fin James Ryans Dothan

Ozark Group Plans Camp Rocker Tour

Civic officials from Ozark will spend a day at Camp Rocker as guests of the Post Public Relations Office. They will tour post facilities at Lake Tholocco and view training ranges, with a GI lunch and a visit to Service Club Ro. I. The program aims to showcase post operations and attract interest from Montgomery and nearby towns.

Cireers Rark Camp Rorker Post Delecuive Montgomery Tpo Dalusie Greenville Onian Springs Gothan Opp Col Mastin Quartermainer Laks Tholocco W& Company Albert Carver Camp Bucker

FSA Workers Here To Attend Meeting

L Nichols county FSA supervisor Miss Mary Ice Arant county home management supervisor and FE Moring assistant attended a meeting in Troy for discussion of 1944 farm plans with farm ownership borrowers in each county. Tentative plans will be formed for the annual Farm Ownership meeting in Houston Sealy early next year.

Meeting To Rebuild Cub Pack Scheduled

Lineburg hosts a rebuilding meeting at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. to reorganize Cub Pack Three. Executive J. Vo Cooke announced a new Cubmaster Burt Watford. Pack Three, organized October 1942, now has 174 boys enrolled with den leaders and parents invited.

Sam Stephines Robert Rabeey, Sr Wallace Scarbrough Eubling Dothan

Robinson held after farm home public safety incident

Joan Robinson, identified by state records, is jailed in Houston County on a serious charge tied to a dispute with his wife at their Vicksburg area farm. Special Investigator Clayton Adams said Robinson struck his wife and fired at her with a 12 gauge public safety item after she sought to visit relatives.

Houston County 4Sil Joan Robinson Vicksburg Clayton Adama Red Robinson Robinson Adams

Tenants Reminded Of Obligations Under Eviction Rules

Carroll T. McConnell, district rent executive for the Federal agency, warned tenants that eviction can occur for violations of substantial tenancy obligations beyond rent. He cited provisions allowing landlords to evict after written notice if violations continue or if a nuisance or illegal use of housing occurs, stressing that a genuine nuisance is required.

Price Administration Carroll T. McConnell Federal Agency McConnel McConnell

Rights of veterans and job seniority in wartime labor law

The article debates how returning veterans regain seniority in work, noting federal court upholds parts of the US Act while interpretations vary. It discusses whether veterans must be protected from layoffs and whether the law affects unions and closed shops, with unions warning of broader labor impact.

Multary Congress David B. Robsinson Brotherhood of Locomotve Piremen Ruth Ahopa Fonshop Armed Services

Dewey and Bricker Campaign Stops Across Midwest and West

On a Midwest swing Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged that full production and employment are fundamental to prosperity and a strong diet for all. He spoke in Minneapolis after stops in Chicago and Albany, noting Farm support and Ball’s defection as a factor. In Wyoming and Colorado Governor John W. Bricker called for tighter control of taxpayer money, criticizing New Deal spending and pledging to guard the nation’s finances while campaigning with his staff.

Jack Bell Dewey Minneapolis Thomas E. Dewey Midwest Jett Albany N. J Chicago Minnesota Joseph H. Ball Cheyenne Wyo John W. Bricker Congress Wyoming Colorado Jne

Fourth term drive shifts to tour and voices

The article notes President Ford’s fourth term speaking plan inclining toward political appearances and foreign policy notes. He travels to Philadelphia Boston New York and other cities while downplaying a traditional campaign. It also mentions OPA tenant regulations and postwar France recognition shifting allied roles.

Teamsters' Union Tate White House Philadelphia Boston York Brooklyn Cleveland Washington Spee New York City Ista

War Baby Orphan, Burglary Defendants Held By ABC Agents

Two Negro bellhops identified as Ike Bardeld and Cuba Dean Davis face charges after an ABC agents investigation. The case details include a supposed bribe to bellhops, a broader crackdown on drunkenness and minor offenses, and notes on multiple arrests during the week. In New York, six month old Kenneth Barry Maloury, a war orphan and the youngest Atlant crossing passenger, arrived in New York under Army care before being placed with his paternal grandfather in Michigan. Houston court opened criminal cases with Judge Halmtead. Cecil Lawrence of Doeibas faces rape charges. a Negro defendant pleads not guilty to first degree burglary. Grace Fidridge, 48, pleads not guilty by insanity to murder.

Iday Ike Bardeld Cuba Dean Davis BG. Fermer J. C. Exeter WS Allsup Sents Force New York Aps Kenneth Barry Maloury Kenneth Kenneth Maloney Muirta England Red Cross William Maloney Grand Rapids Mich Kenseth Houston Carl Barnes Mra Grace Fidridge Forrow Learing John Henderson Dothan

USC Volunteer Institute Meeting Tonight Hosts Military Guest

Mrs Annie Laurie Harmon presides at the USC Club 7:30 PM for the USC Volunteers Institute announced by Miss Patty Ree Buchensa. Private Arthur Licht from Camp Rucker will speak and introduce the film Psychiatry in Action which demonstrates modern neuropsychiatric treatments for volunteers and guests interested in emotional disorders.

Annie Laurie Harmon USC Travelers’ Aid Advisory Committee USC Volunteer Institute USC Club Patty Ree Buchensa USC Travelers’ Aid Arthur Licht Station Hospital Camp Rucker Psychiatry In Action

Philippine defense expands as MacArthur opens Tacloban base

In the Philippines, work begins on airfields and installations to form a major base for future operations as Gen. MacArthur and President Osmena inaugurate the liberated territory. Allied controls tighten around Tacloban and Dulag while Japanese claims report ships damaged in Leyte Gulf.

Philippines MacArthur Sergio Osmena Philippine Commonwealth Tacloban United States Comei Leyte Gulf Wireless Dispatch Tokyo Gulf C. Yates McDaniel Associated Press the &Th Army McDaniel Dulag Visayan Mindanao

Major cities register over ten million votes in 1940 banner year

The tally shows tote surpassing 11,215,401 registrations across New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee and Buffalo in 1940. The combined vote nears 10,000,000, over one fifth of the national total of 49,815,312, with St Louis anticipating a decline of 18,000 to 20,000 as figures finalize.

New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee Buffalo

Welfare Workers Plan Budget Talks

A two day budget meeting is being held at the Houston County Department of Public Welfare today and tomorrow with representatives from the Houston and Geneva counties and from the State Department of Public Welfare in attendance. Houston County: Mrs. C. L. Collins director Wise Nell English and Mrs. J. T. Cooper Sr. case workers. Geneva County: Miss Isobel Leatherwood acting director and Miss Myrtis Davis case worker. State: Carolyn Cunningham field representative and Mrs. Rubye Brooks consultant on Public Assistance Standards.

Houston County Department of Public Welfare Houston Newa State Department of Public Welfare Houston County C. L. Collins Wise Nell English J. T. Cooper Geneva County Isobel Leatherwood Myrtis Davis Hoss Carolyn Cunningham Rubye Brooks State Department

Schools Send Boxes to Allied Children Christmas Gift Drive

Children of Young Junior High School mailed 150 gift boxes to the Junior Red Cross Area Headquarters in Atlanta for distribution to Allied Armies occupied countries. Principal Mrs Minnie Heard said each box valued $2.50 to $3 contained toothpaste soap washcloths socks handkerchiefs scarves toys and luxuries. Students allocated boxes and chose articles, with prior efforts creating hospital aid materials for Army and Navy hospitals.

Red Cross Atlanta Young Junior High School Minnie T. Heard Heard

Collision Report Near Houston County Line on Montgomery Highway

Patrol officials reported a second crash three miles north of the Houston County line on Montgomery Highway. Occupants escaped injury. drivers were Capt. James F P. McClain of Camp Rucker and Taft L. Kelley of Boshon Route Five. Ross M. Camp of Camp Rucker rode with the Army officer. both vehicles damaged.

Wood Houston County Montgomery Earl Henley Earl Smith James FP. McClain Camp Rucker Taft L. Kelley Ross M. Camp

Allied push reaches near Bonhomme Pass in major assault

The advance continues northeast of Epinal with two more villages captured and the Bonhomme Pass now fifteen miles away. A third Allied column joined the effort at midnight southeast of the Zuid Willemsvaart canal. German fronts faced intensified strikes from the Netherlands to Belfort, while flying bombs targeted frontline positions with uncertain accuracy.

Page Gne Epinal Brouvelieures Broyeres Domfaing Vervezelle Belmont Bonhomme Pass Zuid Willemsvaart Canal

Officers Crack Down On Major Skin Game Run

City police closed in on a large skin game with 18 arrests including 16 for likening offenses. Police Chief Craugh said 48 cane-related incidents were tackled in four hours. Seven charged with disorderly conduct, 17 for public drunkenness, others for disorderly conduct and vagrancy.

J. E. Craughon

U S Agents Nab Still Possessor

Buster Nelson of Coffee County pled guilty before U S Commissioner J W Daughtry to two charges of violating internal Revenue law with bond set at 300 dollars. He was arrested yesterday by state and federal officers for possessing a still to manufacture whiskey. Arrest by J B Cannell Jr and RB E Barty of the Alcohol Tax Unit.

Buster Nelson U. S J. W. Daughtry J. B. Cannell, Jr Alcoholic Tax Unit RB. E. Barty ABC

Eastern Front News War Updates Across Baltic and Finland

Reports say German lines along East Prussia hold with deep Soviet penetrations near Suwalki and Goddep. Red Army claims encircled two Soviet divisions near Szolnek and advances into Czechoslovakian border areas while Soviet forces reach the Arctic frontier and push German positions along the Barents Sea. Finnish communiques report advances to Savoukoski and Pelkosenmem above the Arctic Circle, with rivers crossed and German posts captured.

Prussia Elbe East Prussia Suwalki Augustow Goddep Rominien Berlin Szolnek Nnns Savoukoski Pelkosenmem Finland Arctic Circle Kuisenyoki Red St Budapest Sambor Sava Belgrade Moscow Vuoremi Barents Sea Lake Kuotsjarvis

Dewey Vote Split Across Minnesota Campaign Scene

A Minnesota campaign scene notes Dewey's message on domestic policy and wartime governance. Ball argues for balanced issues linking home and international policy, while Willis G. Ind. warns against surrendering power to world security bodies. Hannegan expects electoral impact. Davenport praises Roosevelt's steps toward mutual security.

Youlzon Dewey & Man Seruus Dewey Ball America Willis G.ind Est World Security Organization Willis McFarland Ariz Bell New York Qty Robert E .Hannegan

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