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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1947

Page

2

Soviet Union setback on initial test of key plan

In a tense UN debate at Lake Success the Soviet supported measure failed 32 to 29 amid Latin American, Indian, and Ethiopian support for the opposition. Delegations warned against war propaganda and urged restraint as Russia shifted to seeking a joint resolution acceptable to all.

Soviet Union Lake Success Trated Nations Migat Museias Delezutes Carlos Stark Venezuela Russia Czechoslovakia United States Andre Y. Vishinsky Greece Turkey V. A. Zorin France Canada LU. S Andre Y ¥. Vishinsky Dmitri Manuilsky U.S U. S Europe Calo Furmner Noo Anstracia

Digestive Tonic Promises Relief From Gas and Bloat

An advertisement promotes a tonic claimed to aid digestion and reduce gas after meals. It touts improved stomach function, relief from bloating, and increased vitality. The copy urges readers to buy the tonic from drug stores to achieve stronger health and better digestion.

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Plane Crash Tragedy Near Tropic He Village

Eyewitnesses report a plane crash during emergency landing in Tropic He area. The aircraft ploughed into soft ground after failing to reach the airstrip, injuring residents and drawing many witnesses who described the plane breaking apart and flames.

Insurance reductions and student fees debated in town

Insurance men announced a reduction affecting about $2,000 in benefits while officials discuss extending terms for students and free residents. The lengthy debate touched on who qualifies, how funds will offset costs, and the impact on the upcoming term.

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Local community honors fallen officers amid protest recall

Report describes Ashford residents and supporters gathered to honor officers as deputies faced charges and protest. Details mention a fourth anniversary of an earlier incident and notes of appreciation for family and friends. Police leadership names and hometown context appear but specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

Ashford M. C Carroll Atartye Toothen Hn Ph Wees Carrer Depu- Eieridge Cameron Maier Srisner eDlord Pohiee Sofia Ronan Dennis

Fragmented OCR Teems With Fragmented Names And Places

The readable parts mention teams and areas but text is garbled with misspellings. It references Wah ine and various names, places like New Vora, Mote Gere, and Drackets cCooking, suggesting a local game or event note with unclear details and numerous OCR errors.

Monument Plans Face Delays and Veteran List Scrutiny

County officials outline paving and landscaping work costing about 1000 dollars for courthouse grounds. A monument and flagpole will be erected after paving and sod, while a corrected war dead list from Houston County is sought to ensure accuracy.

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Farewell to the fallen in a Marine funeral procession

The report describes a funeral for a U.S. Marine from Atlanta. The flag is folded and presented to relatives as the color squad carries the casket to the graves. Roiling taps, bearers, and sea rers are listed among details of the ceremony.

Riga Ander Garner Stalf Sg EL Oh. Ups U.S. Marine Ceorps Atlanta Roy Driggers Grady Lofts Herrbert Farmer BR. Joen Sonny MS. Shore Tye Joe Lee Herions Alferd Soy Pitts

Public council hears cross‑agency aims and new members

The meeting discussed city goals across agencies including Social Security Employment Service Red Cross and Salvation Army. President Scott asked for finance committee input and new ideas while welcoming new member Lela excsotae from Work and director Miss s from Presbyterian Church.

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Northwest Florida land plan aims to create a farming community

Jaoaway Gere, an accountant in Dubhan, proposes parceling 13900 acres near Compass Laxe into 20 acre plots for 25 to 40 veterans and disadvantaged families. Land would be tax free initially with profits shared and a farm cooperative built, potentially growing vegetables and livestock, with a goal of a complete truck garden community and local amenities. Frank Ortman backs the plan and seeks 35 families to take sections. E L Banning oversees Compass Laxe for now.

Ae Adler Orig. Amd Aingt Roman Allen Frank Ortman Florida State Employment Service Marianna Ortman E. L. Banning Compass Laxe

Vote on new Methodist assignments ends conference

The Birmingham hospital leadership was addressed by Rev G M Davenport of Central Methodist Church as delegates at the meeting discussed new ministerial assignments. Presiding Bishop Costen J Harrell of Birmingham spoke against the proposal during a lengthy debate, concluding with the final reading of ministerial assignments expected later today.

Alazansa Neresse Wiltam Cannon Tre Masie Birmingthas Hospital G. M. Davenport Central Methodist Cearch Costen J. Harrell Birmingham

Folsom Proclaims Armistice Day in Alabama

Governor James E. Folsom urged Alabamians to observe Armistice Day and reflect on democracy. He designated the week ending November 11 as American Legion Week and asked citizens to support Legion activities during that period. He noted the 30th anniversary of World War II's end and honored veterans’ service.

Montgomery James E. Folsom American Legion Legion Exservicemen of America Praoclaire Gion Weex

Truman Advisers Plot Federal Controls On Grain

Washington sources report White House advisers drafting rigid federal controls on grain and shortage foods while Republicans outline anti inflation plans. Flanders faults Truman for seizing the high cost of living issue. Ferguson notes GOP countermeasures. House committee backs continued foreign aid. wheat prices slide. whisky and industrial alcohol shut down to conserve grain as Steelman hosts an off the record White House meeting to discuss foreign aid strategy.

Washington White House Flanders Vermont Truman Ferguson R - Mich Congress Foreign Aid Committee Commerce Harriman Chester Davis Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis House Europe Dewey Short Missouri Harriman Charles Lucktman Citizens Food Committee Chicago Grain Exchange John R. Steelman Commerce Department Foreign Office

No Typhoid Fever reported in most counties

State Health Department announced that 62 of 67 counties had no typhoid cases last month. Only five cases were reported in September, far fewer than the 47 cases reported in the same month ten years ago.

Montgomery State Health Department

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