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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

10

Cooperation Sought In Accident Reports

Montgomery Alabama AP Director Var Buren Gilbert of the Public Safety Department asked public cooperation to enforce Alabama s new compulsory accident reporting law Motor vehicle operators liable for reports will be urged to comply voluntarily before enforcement but the program will press against those who refuse The law requires reports within 24 hours for accidents resulting in injury or property damage of 50 or more Forms are being distributed to police departments sheriffs and service stations for public access Reports are confidential and not to be used as trial evidence The aim is to gather information to prevent future accidents and enhance safety in Alabama

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City Folks Harvest 20000 Pounds Cotton in Wetumpka

In Wetumpka Alabama about 200 residents spent a day picking cotton and an estimated 20000 pounds were harvested. State extension editor L C Brackeen estimated an average of 100 pounds per volunteer as the town population is 3085. The item notes a cartography aside about early mapmakers misplacing land at the South Pole.

Wetumpka Ala L. C. Brackeen Auburn State Extension South Pole Antarctica

State Health Official Resigns Amid Shortage Scandal

In Montgomery an official from the State Health Department resigned after an inquiry found a funds shortage. Dr B F Austin, the state health officer, answered reporters and named the employee as George 5 Co of Montgomery, a former department financier.

Montgomery Ala Apa Funda B. F. Austin Austie George 5 & Co

OPA To Number Gas Coupons

The Office of Price Administration plans serial numbered gasoline ration stamps to trap bootleggers and track tickets. Central inspection stations will speed extra rations to imperial drivers in major cities. Ration boards will record issued ticket numbers and replace lost or stolen stamps to prevent coaching cancellations.

Washington Office of Price Admnnistration OPA An @PA

Huntsinger to Coach South Carolina Gamecocks

Chief Petty Officer J E Huntsinger, instructor in the Navy V-12 program at the University of South Carolina, will be the Gamecocks football coach. A State sports column said his appointment, supported by connections to Rex Enright, will be announced today. Enright, a South Carolina coach on Navy leave, is assigned to coach the Georgia Navy pre flight team.

Columbia S.C J. E. Huntsinger Navy University of South Carolina Gamecocks Huntsinger Notre Dame Rex Enright South Carolna Enright Georgia Navy

Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights Flash Friday Night

Readable fragments outline a busy radio schedule with musical clocks, devotionals, variety acts, news roundups, and dance sessions across multiple programs. Notable items include Marching to Music, Hibla Readers Club, Mattie Malneck’s Orch, Harry Bluestone, Farm Hour, Washington News, War News, and a string of network programs featuring Fred Waring, World War broadcasts, and Wings to Victory.

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Island names origin cited Sandwich Islands history

The Hawaiian Islands were once called the Sandwich Islands after James Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, with the name changed to the present form in the late 19th century.

Hawaiian Islands Sandwich Islands James Montagu Earl of Sandwich

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