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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1944

Page

2

Houston Schools Reported By Baxter In Houston

Baxter cites last year’s attendance report for Houston County Alabama, detailing pupil counts by race and level, noting white students outnumber Negro students and that daily attendance fell to its lowest in five years. He warns losses in funding and teacher units, urging parents to improve attendance to avoid further cuts.

Dorrie Coty Hookue Alabama Houston Board of Education Baxter

Benton Former Opp Man Dies by Own Action in Prison

William D. Benton, 50, former Opp businessman and convict in the Charles W. Mizell case, hanged himself at Atmore prison after beginning a nine year manslaughter sentence. Prison officials said Benton appeared emotional before the death, listed as death by own action in the records. Mizell was shot on an Opp street years ago.

William D. Benton Opp Charles W. Mizell Atmore Department of Corrections Benton W. Hixon Gineer Mizell

Early Nazi targets warned of constant risk to security sites

The article notes warnings about attacks on Nazi military depots, camps, railroad installations, and factories aiding the war machine, with citizens urged to expect dangers at all hours. It mentions that non-German inhabitants in the Ruhr and Rhineland could face trials for crimes against the regime. Benjamin Stoddert is cited as Maryland’s first U S Navy secretary.

Roa Dey Ruhr Rhineland

Mrs. Ella Mae Ward Expires Suddenly

Mrs. Ella Mae Ward dies unexpectedly with funeral services planned at her residence tomorrow at four o'clock. The Rev Cy Caulker and the Rev Rooy J. Lee will lead, followed by interment at Headland Cemetery, Headland Mortuary in charge.

Ella Mae Ward Pervate Steborr Henry Jones Clark Staborn Jones Ntry Tan Opo Bela Tony Cy Caulker Rooy J. Lee Bernal Uwe Headland

Soldier's Death Held Accidental At Army Pool

Pvt. Robert R. Vetter of Lawrenceburg Indiana was found dead in a post pool early Monday. An inquiry ruled the death accidental and the name was released after next of kin notification.

Robert R. Vetter Lawrenceburg Ind Pvt Vetter Ches

German Propaganda Seeds Spark Wider Belief Of Allied Aims

The piece notes German confidence in a decisive battle strategy and a perception that the Atlantic Wall is breached. It cites Goebbels' influence, Luftwaffe strength, and suspected Siegfried Line activity, with neutral reports on Todt workers and labor shifts to the line amid Italy's collapse.

United Nations Gaedbes France Hitler Goebbels Luftwaffe RAF Goering Reich Siegfried Line Todt Italy Atlantic Wall Thnt! Atantic Wall

Enrollment In City Schools Shows Small Decline This Year

Enrollment at city elementary schools totals 3050, down 30 from last year, with gains at the high school and Young Junior High. High School enrollment stands at 319, up 3 from 1943 44, while Young Junior High reports 452 students. Negro schools enrollment slow, curriculum changes include dropping pre flight and net courses with a distributive education reform led by Mrs Marguerite Westheater. Lunch rooms open at Rose Hill Highland and Young Junior High, South Side lunch service pending supervisor hire.

Ana Suder Walter Unch Young Thas Flurry Marguerite Westheater Rose Hill Highland South Side

John L. Lewis Seeks Votes Against Roosevelt at Union Meet

At the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati the president John J. Lewis urged members to oppose Franklin D. Roosevelt in the upcoming election. He cited Roosevelt’s 1943 radio appeal as a “kick in the face” to coal miners and warned that the current wage policy could lead to new measures. Delegates introduced multiple resolutions opposing Roosevelt or endorsing others, including Thomas E. Dewey.

Joseph A Cincinnati John J. Lewis United Mine Workers Roosevelt Lewis Mr. Roosevelt Thomas ' EK. Dewey

Legal ruling notes erosion of precedents in casuistry

The text discusses continued from page one, urging that precedents have eroded over the years. It contends the decision rests on casuistry and sophistry rather than solid logic.

Kerosene Rationing Sparks County Restrictions

Officials of the Houston County War Price and Rationing Board announced kerosene shortages require heating stoves to be certificated for lawful use. Only eligible devices may be used, with certificates issued to permitted models and locations, amid widespread limits.

Houston County Chicago HS Exhhmed Usade

Thieves Burglarize Flight Officer's Car Near Dothan Hotel

Sergeant Eddie Kelley reports thieves burglarized an automobile parked at the rear of a Dothan hotel last night and stole two handbags, wearing apparel, a portable radio, and other merchandise. The car belonged to Flight Officer Richard C. Jones of Spence Field Moultrie Ga.

Dothan Hotel Eddie Kelley Richard C. Jones Spence Field Moultie

Hartford Lions Club Charter Night Highlights and Guests

Hartford Lions Club held a charter night for over 100 members and guests in the high school auditorium. International Counselor R D Reid presented the charter to President J.4. Anderson, with remarks on Lionism and a program featuring the National Anthem, pledge, invocation, and toastmaster Freg Brookins. Notable out of town guests traveled from Dothan, Ashford, Enterprise, Tallassee, Andalusia, Montgomery, Troy, and Abbeville among others.

Dothan Club Mitzie Hartford High School Jete Stricklangh F.C. Breoxizs E. N. Pollan Marvie Harrison Tom Rogers L. G. Nichols Frod Neeley RD Mety JR Ramer Susan Turner C OB. Sheatuuse Wie Strew Jimmy Dees Seb Stembridge A. Jones Ozi Byrd Waldron Mis Finva Metcalf Howell Ada B. Harrison Duthan Wells Montgomery L. W. Watson Troy FY. Sugley Cart Farma W.T. Barnette W. T. Barnes A. al Robingon Abbeville

Five Thousand New Books Delivered to County Schools

Five thousand new texts and supplies arrived at the County Superintendent of Education. Officials say they are being stamped and classified and will be ready for distribution to elemental schools in the latter part of next week.

3,301 Persons Aided By USO Travel Group

3,301 persons aided by a USO travel group as officials describe services in a fragmented report. The text mentions gas, schedules, and a vague account of assistance to travelers and service members without clear dates or locations.

USO Travel Group

Board To Consider New Road Machines

A special meeting of the Board of Revenue is set for March to discuss purchasing equipment to standardize roads as closely as possible. A survey of school bus drivers was requested to assess work needed to improve transportation for students amid wartime machinery shortages. Recent rains have worsened road conditions including washouts and drainage problems, prompting county officials to urge maintenance despite limited resources due to wartime demands.

T. Caurty Board of Revenue Ahermyon Bns

Two World War II Leaders Meet Amid Pacific Focus

Roosevelt and Churchill hold talks at the citadel residence while commanders plan potential cross-Pacific actions. Stalin’s absence colors expectations as Japan and Pacific strategies dominate discussions at the paired conferences. Official briefings reveal few details of activities since arrival.

Roosevelt Churchill Cairo Chateau Frontenac Quebec Japan Netherlands East Indies London Washington Britain Yongiung Ch Boeig Deei Stalin Russia Stalin Pacific Oinly Stephen Early Pearl Harbor Aleutians Admiral Turk General MaccArthur Earl of Athene Princess Alice Prime Minster

Flood Predicted as Rivers Rise Across States

A fragmented weather update notes river stages expected to reach elevated levels by Thursday across Alabama Florida and surrounding areas. Predictions indicate the Pea river and Chictawhatches are swelling with flood potential as rainfall and flows threaten low-lying communities and roadways.

al Elba Ala Florida Alabama Caroville Geneva Wiss Lear Rye Betes

Clayton Adams Made Mrs Hettie Capps Special Investigator Dies At Abbeville

Clayton Adams dies at Abbeville after a service life noted as a special investigator linked to Mrs Hettie Capps. The obit lists extensive family ties including W E Capps and Vander Capps, with funeral at Pleasant Grove Church and burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.

Clayton Adams Hettie Capps Abbeville

International Air Commission Seen for Postwar Control

Flora Lewis reports the United States outlines plans for a November meeting on world air lanes. Invitations go to UN members and neutrals except Argentina as talks aim to establish provisional routes, an interim council, and a treaty guiding a permanent international air commission.

Flora Lewis Washington Inter National Air Commission United States State Department United Nations Argentina Department International Air Commission

Allied push on Western Front drives toward Belgium and Holland

Allied forces report progress across the front from Brittany to the Schelde with pushes toward Brugge Lokeren and St Niklaas. Russian patrols enter East Prussia from Lithuania while American units advance near Liege and Bastogne as German resistance tightens along the coast and Ardennes.

Reich Lithuania East Prussia Brittany Brest Supreme Headquarters Channel Boulogne Casais Dunkerque Schelde Wissant Langstre Calais Cap Gus Nez Cap Gris Nez England Oustende Blankenberge Brugge Lokeren St. Niklaas Toop Gent Antwerp Holland Eindhoven Degroote Hachtel Bourg-Leopolds First Army Herve Liege Aachen Ihe Limbourg Terrtory Miter

Allied push nears Rimini as German forces withdraw from Florence

In Italy the Fifth Army breached toward Rimini with Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s corps advancing within 35 miles of Bologna and Pistola and Prato cleared. Allied patrols reached Barberino as Kesselring avoids full engagement. Navies shell Rimini while ships target coastal concentrations and river bridges fall to retreating Germans.

Bologna Otec Mark W. Clark Pistala Prato Italy Rimini Sir Harold Barberino Apennines Florence Adriatic Eighth Army Kesselring Albert Kesselring Pistoia Serchio Lucca Sieve River Vicchia Gulf of Genoa

Military general ranks listed with several brigadiers

A continued list names brigadier generals and their commands in Europe Asia and the Pacific including Brig. Gen Edwin D D Patrick Frank D Merrill Norman D Cota and others. A minor collision at West Main Street and Woodland Drive involved Bender Riley and W E Cuthbertson with both cars damaged. no citations issued.

Edwin D.D. Patrick 6Th Infantry Southwest Pacific Norman D. Cota 28Th Infantry Europe Frank D. Merrill Southeast Asia Command Eugene Fales Camp Blanding Fila Robert W. Douglas Seventh Airforce Pacific Special Services Francis B. Maton Fort George G. Meade Gilbert X. Cheves Service of Supply India Cyrus R. Smith Army Air Transport , Command Maurice Rose Third Armored West Main Ftreet Woodland Drive John Hilson George Garret Bender Riley W. E. Cuthbertson Cos Isinon

Fragmentary World War II text about Pacific operations

Fragmented OCR notes describe Aleutian, Marianas, and Volcano group activity with mention of planes near Para Mushito and a raid north of Tokyo. The garbled passage references Mitsubishi, Japanese forces, and naval air operations, but many words are unclear or missing.

Gomes Marianas Volcano Tokyo Mort Artis Smsvd

Fang and Toa Fang Fined and Placed in Custody

A confusing report states Fang and To Toa Fang face fines of 17 dollars each and are taken into custody by city authorities after incidents involving excessive drinking. Further context is unclear from the fragmented source.

Charities Board Meets Tomorrow Agenda Set

A Dothan United Chest executive meeting, postponed today, plans to elect officers including president and vice president. The session aims to outline the War Chest Charities drive in October and finalize plans for staging the fundraising campaign.

Dothan United Chest War Chest Dent

RAF and Allied Air Operations Report From Europe

Allied air forces conducted multiple operations across Europe including RAF and US bomber missions targeting refineries and oil plants in the Ruhr and surrounding areas. Canadian squadrons moved to mobile bases in Belgium while ships and coastal targets along Schelde faced attacks. Several ships, a destroyer, and minesweepers were damaged. three US Marauder groups attacked German positions along the Moselle front with three fires reported and no RAF losses.

Air Cire Dinard Belgium RAF Guites Second Cal Airforce Wasland Second Cal Air Force Air Ministry Rube U. S Ocs Third Army Moselle France Ruhr

City Commission Brief Session Approves Sewer Line Survey

In a brief session the City Commission, aside from routine matters, adopted a resolution allowing Commission President Ew McKinney to sign a contract with the Central of Georgia to lay a sewer line under three tracks. The commission also tentatively lowered the sale price on several city owned lots to dispose of them.

City Commission Altoning Commission Ew McKinney Central of Georgia Tn Commission

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