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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1943

Page

6

Horace Ball and The Hakey P Wall Cashier Rates

A chaotic clipping outlines subscription rates and service details from a Dothan Alabama newspaper. It mentions Horace Ball, a cashier manager, and a mis-typed Associated Press credit note. The text lists daily, weekly, and monthly prices, with various delivery options and rates for home subscriptions and motor route service.

Horace Ball Hakey P Wall Dothan Alabema Corri Cerrior Mouitune Georgie Mail Menor

Let There Be Light In His Heart Proverb Reflections

A compact reading of classical proverbs on inner thoughts and high aims. It notes that thoughts reside in the heart and shape outward deeds, reflecting on virtue and intent with concise maxims drawn from ancient sources.

Montalgne

Allies Move Naval Strength Toward Far East

The surrender of 32 Italian ships frees Allied fleets from the Mediterranean, enabling units to sail to Far Eastern waters. With the Italian threat ended, Mediterranean defense eases, allowing heavy Royal Navy units to head toward India and Burma aimed at speeding the drive to reopen the Burma road and strike Japan.

Far Far Eastern Tokyo Bure ™Ma London Royal Navy

Probing Congress on Draft Amid War Strain in Italy

Casualty lists from Naples and Salerno show Fifth Army efforts to create a bridgehead for occupation. Congress threatens to delay drafting fathers, while military leaders insist on conscription as the war lengthens and casualties rise, testing public resolve and policy.

Comen Naples Salerno Clark Fifth Army Mussolini Congress

Congress cautions on arms expansion and war effort

A fragmented editorial voice urges restraint on military buildup arguing Congress should not second guess Allied strategy. It emphasizes General Marshall and Admiral King as the only authorities qualified to judge drafting and cautions against partisan interference in wartime decisions. The piece advocates decisive action to push victory forward.

Gen. Marshall United States Adz Krat King Navy Intieare

Soviet Press Sees Red Army Lead in Italy Surrender

An Associated Press dispatch notes Soviet Isvestia claims the Red Army earned the lion’s share of credit for Italy’s capitulation, while Isvestia credits Soviet fronts and notes Allied actions aided the outcome. Russians in the street remain skeptical of the exact battle impact and doubt it will quickly end the Soviet-German war.

Red Army Italy Isvestia Tzvestia Mediterranean

Congress Pay Debate Sparks Public Trust Concerns

The essay argues lawmakers face scrutiny as pay raises for Congressmen are debated to improve efficiency. It cites anger at $10 000 yearly pay, calls for checks and balances, and criticizes the Cox FCC probe for alleged unfair tactics. It warns that public confidence hinges on integrity across branches.

Washington Congress Germany Reichstaz Witler France Chamber of Deputies Civil Service Congresa Burrett Cox Georris Sam Raw‘burn Federal Communicational Commission Cox Therommittee FCC Tukene Giurey Vicaus Smittee Oun Garey SEC Constrahif Nathan David Erame Rive

Curran Deferments Stir Draft Board Controversy in NMU

In a heated dispute, Francis K Shepherd of the draft board defends Sec ond Front Joe Curran of the National Maritime Union as essential to war work while criticizing critics. The lettered exchange raises questions about Curran's deferment, union discipline, and the board chair's influence over press and policy during wartime.

New York Francis K Shepherd Joe Curran National Maritime Union Shepherd Curran NMU Mr. Shepherd Elamor France Communist Organization Communist Front Cur Ran Murmanskrut Woion The Pilot Herald Tribune Washington U-boata War Shipping Administration Union Sheperd

Esquire Cited Over Obscene Pictures and Caption

The publisher of Esquire was ordered to show cause why its second class mailing permit should not be suspended over alleged obscene material. The Post Office objects to certain drawings and to an article titled Those Star and Garter Blues. A hearing is set for September 28 in Washington.

Nathan David FCC Cox Brees Ths Congress

Headland Ozark Girls Join WAVES Enlistment wave grows

Ten more Wiregrass women have been accepted for WAVES enlistment through the Dothan Navy recruiting station. They are ordered to report tomorrow for physical examinations at the main induction station in Birmingham.

Wirezrass Dothan Birming

Wartime column urges swift Allied punishment of Axis leaders

Dewitt Mackenzie writes a fierce wartime dispatch attacking Hitler Mussolini and Tojo. He calls for their elimination or removal from society, vows Allied trials instead of theatrics, and emphasizes brutal measures and swift justice for Axis rulers. The piece cites past conferences and warns against complacency while naming Goering Himmler Goebbels andPrussia as core aggressors. A brief wartime note follows about two enlistees and two Army enlistees in Ozark and Headland.

Herr Hitler Bigeor Mussolini Tojyo Cordell Hull Itoas Mandas Warlards Mr. Hull Signor Mussolini Hitler Munich Tve Sam Kaiser Amre Pasce Germany Goering Himmler Goebbelz Japan Tojo Italy Count Clane

Unclear historical item on March events and gear use

Fragmentary OCR yields mention of bondy cate cup AP News Moody Devouana Foland vag Miter AP News. Mentions a single U S Infantry possibly expending 542 tons of iron in one day. Entities are unclear due to garbled text but include military unit and heavy material usage.

Muaral Cee Maerua ‘Pte Grove Bondy, Catice Cup Moody Devouana Foland Neus Merching Ude i Bradshaw U. S

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