28 Oct 1943
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
1
A speaker argues that parental affection and discipline favor the youngest child, citing biblical and modern examples. The text contrasts older siblings pressed into work with younger daughters attending college and receiving privileges, suggesting persistent parental bias and shifting freedoms as children grow.
A letter column discusses the harms of overindulgent parenting and the long term effects of cradle discipline. It contrasts the outcomes for disciplined children versus spoiled ones, citing a mother whose daughter weds poorly and a sister who tantrums when crossed, suggesting firm, corrective responses.
Fragmentary notes recall the plastics industry tracing to 1887 with Jobe Myatt of Al See of 5 loading or mixing early materials. The unreadable text hints at a nascent process and early inventors shaping the field.
Alabama officials report a wide black market for corn driven by price ceilings. Commissioner Jon N Poole cites ceiling of 1.22 per bushel for corn and 1.92 per bushel for miller to retailer corn meal, with retail meal at 2.30 per bushel equivalent spreading farmer discontent and shortages.
Alabama Selective Service officials announce an intensified drive to roundup delinquents. Lt. Col. James T. Johnson Jr reports 1741 men ages 18 to 37 classified as delinquents as of Sept 30 and expects local boards to classify all by Nov 1 under a new law shifting burden to the delinquent to prove non dodging. Capt. Bruce S. B. Potter leads the delinquency investigation. In the South Pacific, Marine Gunnery Sergeant George L Cunningham Jr, son of Mrs. George L Cunningham of Winston-Salem, is promoted from platoon sergeant. wife Eunice Louise Cunningham resides in Dothan, Alabama. Cunningham is a Guadalcanal veteran.
Clerks of court in the district were urged to attend a meeting with a prohibition on whiskey. One clerk appeared, while the others did not attend, reflecting muted turnout amid the invitation.
An old style ad promotes overnight cold relief claiming grandma treated colds with mutton paste. It contrasts grandma methods with modern Panatro medication, touting a base of mutton tallow and added scientific ingredients. The product comes in 5c or a double supply for 35c.
War Labor Board deadlines pass with Alabama miners still out, raising the prospect of government seizure. UMW President Lewis and War Labor Board engage as Alabama power and steel firms report reduced output and plant shutdowns statewide.
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