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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

Page

2

Lions Volunteer Blood Drive Draws Twenty Members

Twenty members of the Dohan Jions Club led by President James Deus volunteered to donate blood for Lisod. Among those helping were Suclem Warren Alto V. Lee Bow vl Hampton Paul Gambis Bil S reper Chester Partum and others. Guests included Bates Parker ER Wilson Hate En rolinswat and Probation Officer re C. Collins.

James Deus Dohan Jions Club Lisod / Volunterring Dees Suclem Warren Alto V. Lee Bowvl Hampton Paul Gambis Bil S Reper Chester Partum F. C Breockins Ev Ons Troy Lewis Ray Relner Ed Tucker W. R. Milligan Lowell Allen Nathan Greenberg Kart Stapieton Charlee Senna

Mrs. R. W. Andrews Of Ozark Dies Here

Mrs. Dore Carroll Andrews of Ozark died Thursday afternoon at a Dothan hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. today at the Primitive Baptist Church with Rev. R. A Jennings officiating. Burial was in Ozark Cemetery. Survived by husband Robert W. Andrews of Ozark, two daughters Jelke Darkedale of Clark and Eloise Andrews of Montgomery, and two grandchildren William Barkedals of Ozark.

Ozark Dore Carroll Andrews Dothan Primitive Baptist Church R. A Jennings Danson Burley Holman Fusere Homa Mra. Andrews

Coal strike widens as Enosley plant to close soon

Birmingham area coal fields face mass walkout tensions as 19000 of 22000 miners continue unauthorized stoppage. Ensley Works to shut if 6000 miners do not return. plant facilities cut to half capacity with fuel shortages. UMW leaders urge districts to halt self appointed agitators amid national policy committee meeting.

War Labor Road Wly Parmon Wau Preeiéadi Mpart United Mine Worlires AWL Pennsylvania Alstoma Tennessee Coal Iron & Bailiaid Company Reel Ensley Steel Works Birmingham Adalesma Washington United Ming Workers’ Policy Committee Mirges Tennensey Coal Tron & Failroad Co Ensley Toto Emaley Bessemer St Ennley Tron James H. Terry UMW International

Mrs Bill Faison Dies At Blakely

Mrs. Bill Faison dies at Blakely after long illness. She leaves a husband Bill Pate of EigWel and five children including Mrs James F. Sima of Prince, George, Canada. Mrs Arthur Creel of Blamely. son Clarence Fason in U S Navy. and a brother H G Dansey of Marianne. Funeral arrangements by Minter Fellumg and Forrester of Blakely.

Mia Dunecy Blakely Bill Pate Tif Dauguresa James FL Sima

Roosevelt says Moscow talks boosted confidence in peace efforts

President Roosevelt praised the Moscow conference for an unexpectedly cooperative spirit among Russia Britain and the United States. He credited Hull and the Russians for the mood and said details would be released from Moscow. He favored a general declaration to avoid future wars and questioned if Senate language would bind him to international pledges.

Roosevelt Russia Moscow Marshal Stalin Cyntea Hull Senate

Lonergan Confesses After Long Interrogation in Murder Case

Name Lonergan, a New York suspect, faced hours of questioning with Assistant District Attorney Jacob Grumet about a murder indictment. He claimed to be with a friend in New York with soldier Murray Worcester when the crime occurred, then admitted the tale was fiction. Prosecutors may present the case to the Grand Jury today as authorities weigh charges.

Griling Maurice “Murray Worcester Bridgeport, Conn Lonergan New York Murray Worcester Atolan RCAF Jacob Grumet Grumet Hry Hogan Grand Jury

Italian Prisoners In U S May Work Without Army Guard

Italian prisoners in the United States may work outside camps under military supervision, with release to responsible individuals. The War Department described a parole-like system to reduce guard needs, after six months under supervision. More than 140,000 prisoners are held in 56 camps. Germans to Italians ratio is about 3 to 1.

Leas War Department Tidy Aly Miltary Wuthorides jPlisonerm M. Ach Ines Ttalland

Europe unity and American role in postwar policy debate

The text discusses whether the United States should curb European domination by Russia or Germany, support an economic union and federation of European states, and back an organization to enforce peace. Senators George and Ball lead arguments. debate seeks methods for postwar cooperation until public opinion shapes stronger measures.

United States Russia Alice Poland Bosphorus Balkans Baltic States Europe Maintein Reav Lutin Wheeler Germany George Senate Mogst Ball R.-Minn Burton R.-Onlo

Cubs Meet At Pratytenan Church Badge Ceremony

Members of Cub Pack met at the Pratytenan Church last night for a badge presentation. Seven Cubs received Mick Walt badges, led by Cub Master LL C Dennis and Den Mother Mrs W B Logue, with leaders Bert Flower and Bobby William assisting. Pack sponsored by Righ tland Show PTA and organized in May.

CUBS Cub Pack & Net Pratytenan Church Mick Walt Jimmy Hall Bobby Billy Hawley Carlos Oppert Michael Logue Tigon Johnson Curtie Adams Cub C. Dennis Mra W B. Logue Bert Flower Bobby William Rightland Show PTA

Dr Shackleford Dies Troy Educator Remembered

Dr E M Shackleford longtime president of Troy State Teachers College died yesterday at a local hospital. He served about 41 years as head and was an active church worker. Survivors include his widow, three daughters and a son. Funeral Saturday at First Baptist Church at 3330 m. in the city.

Troy Als E M Sharkjeford Eduertye Troy State Teachers College Shackleford First Baptist

Eleven More Join US Navy At Dothan

Eleven more youths were accepted for enlistment to the Navy through the Dothan recruiting station announced by Chief Petty Officer J A Hutchins. The enlistees include Welter Ennin Cosby Ashford Harvey Arthur Ward Newton Lawrence Hors Daleville Edward Gordon Hayter Briton James Mex Jackson and others from Ozark Enterprise Arnford Minchford and Daleville. Fire calls totaled two alarms in the past 24 hours with damage described as negligible at both residences on South Appletree and Grant streets due to wiring and stove fire incidents.

Enterprise Hernadine Grady Dykes Arnford John ¥. Nesbitt Minchford Lonnie Allen Cobb Daleville Luther Snell South Appletree

Cadet Hornsby Continues Training At Freeman Field

Aviation Cadet Joseph Ross Hornsby son of Bev M Hornsby of 312 West Burdeshaw Street Dalton has arrived at Freeman Army Air Field to continue pilot training at the twin engine advanced training school. Upon completing the nine week program he will receive silver wings and be commissioned as a second lieutenant or first lieutenant.

Joseph Ross Hornsby Bev M. Hornsby West Burdeshaw Street Dothan Freeman Army Air Field Hornsby

Japanese Diet member Seigo Nakano dies after speech

AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Seigo Nakano, an ultra fascist Diet member, died after speaking to the Diet Wednesday night. Chinese monitors and newspapers quote Nakano's belief that Japan faced ultimate defeat following Premier Tojo's address.

Comei Tokyo Seigo Nakano Tojo Nakano Japan

Allied and Axis Forces Clash Across Italian Fronts and Dalmatia

Allied and Axis actions unfold with advances along the Trigno river Molise and Montefalcone as Eighth Army pushes inland near Venafro and Isernia. German positions retreat to mountain strongholds while Yugoslav and Dalmatian fronts report heavy fighting with losses on both sides and a failed amphibious landing near Bree.

Lapurtas Vallay Valluroo Venafro Lees Bernard L. Menpomery Adriatic Trigno Montgomery Trigne Eighth Army Montefalcope Castelmauro Molise Torella Dela Sannio Molises Isernis Engegemuenl Tap I1lm Moustern Roguties Sarajevo Tee Yugadey Cossmenique Pst Germes Bree Split Ube

Ration value changes and stamp shift under OPA rules

The OPA announces adjustments to ration values for fruit juices and processed foods starting Nov 1, with 46 ounce grapefruit juice dropping from 4 to 3 points and a 2 can pineapple juice rising from 10 to 12 points. Perishables like pickled and spiced fruits are removed from rationing to clear stock. New Green stamps A and B from War Ration Book Four apply to processed foods through Dec 20, with Blue stamps from Book Two still usable through Nov 20.

Ang OPA

Balkan tensions flare as laptowers clash noted

Continued report hints at German inspired actions by Independent Balkan advices. Tio's communique today claims laptowers clashed in a sharp exchange fueling the crisis with cross aligned factions and strained international lines.

Tio

Reversal of lend-lease noted as major item

A congress briefing previews a page one note about reverse lend-lease, highlighting U S beef and veal shipments to Australia for troops there. The statement compares total Australian-bound supplies with overall U S shipments to the European Theater, calling the claim remarkable and little known.

Ang Congres United States Australia

Fumeral At Ozark For Mrs. Fussell

Ozark news notes the funeral for Mrs. Fussell of Newark who died in New Orleans. Services will be held Saturday at 5 p.m. at Baptist Church with Reverend Jeotmaca officiating. Burial will follow in Quark cemetery. Surviving spouse and relatives are listed in the obituary.

Ozark Mre Fussell New Oark Dizd Atty New Orleans Ieee Puneral Gervicas Baptist Jeotmaca Quark Magyaera Bes Nusbead Buzseil

Undefined political commentary on British strategy and U.S. transfer views

An unclear para describes British defense policy and American representation tensions. Senator Brawster backs general views on offense to perceived insults. The text reflects strained transatlantic exchanges amid strategic debates.

Brawster Ruspell Big Gen America Beitia&h

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R. W. Andrews Rainer Tan Bet Photographs KODAK Eel and Laas Dixie Transfer & Storage Co Haan Frem Fage Ond Lewis UMW WLB APL Millon Joseph B. Eastman Offices Defense Transportation The Dothan Jewelry Company the Dothan Jewelry Co Bill Faison Vail U. S Man Ardilla Madrid Cowatts Taylor Kinsey Brannon Gardon Jelliva Dupree Muaiadelphis Ashford Spann Webb Rae Union Swcet Rethel Big Creek Midway Eastern Alp Lines Altima Power Company Iinotiity Cimh Dr. Shackleford Navy Mans Sllaltecke Beakorvac Dalmatia Croatia Bongarian Gyskenyas Mrs. Fuzzell Trom Pon Peigne Phese Evernox Ize Fae Southeastern Oil CO. P. L. Gamble FE. B. McDasi Uncle Sam U.S Betsy Ross McGough Bakeries
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