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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
5
Hal Boyle humorously notes the misery of returning to work after a vacation. He compares this shock to a birth omen and imagines an endless grind as the body and nerves resist the daily routine, urging gradual reintegration and lighter first days back.
Vivian de Gurr St. George, 55, descendant of a Tower of London keeper, renews his shoe shine license near Marble Arch London. He has shined shoes for diplomats and embassy staffs, owns a lucky golden pin given by a Chinese ambassador, and once fought in many conflicts as a member of international brigades. He also works as an affinist interpreter and guide while reflecting on a wild past across wars and marriages.
In Marianna Florida Roy Peeler Zack Cloud and Josh Jones were injured in a wreck at Greenwood near Marianna Wednesday night Cloud was charged with reckless driving after his car rammed the rear of Jones car Jones the bus driver remained hospitalized with undetermined injuries Police listed the three men as from Malone and Marianna and Sheriff Ernest Jones reported the charge against Cloud The article also notes the glass industry location near Wheeling West Virginia and silica sand deposits is a separate contextual fact
Eight Dothan area students earned summer University of Alabama degrees as the lesson linked biblical faith to modern peril. The talk compared Psalm 46 with Romans 8, urging steadfast trust amid fears of atomic war and global disruption while noting Christ as the Good Shepherd and the model of sacrificial love.
Washington reports the pencil diary of Anataly Barsov, the repentant Russian deserter, has been received by the State Department. Translation work to reveal more about the Red officer who deserted to the United States and returned home proceeds.
The Abipone of the Gran Chaco region are said to have become extinct due to ongoing battles and a peculiar custom of killing all but two children per family, according to Enzyklopaedia Americana.
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