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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1946

Page

5

Vulnerable polar routes prompt AAF defense plan

The Army Air Forces warn that Europe Asia and America face attack via polar routes from the Arctic frontier. Berlin Chicago Moscow and Tokyo Chicago comparisons show polar distances shorten striking ranges. The AAF proposes a long range bombing force and air national guard units to defend the northern frontier and deter atomic threats.

William F. McMenamindoe Washington America Europe Asia Air Age Army Air Forces North Pole AAF Berlin Chitgo Moscow Vancouver Barracks Wash San Jacinto Calif Tokyo Chicago Middle RAF

States To Get Battle Flags For Armistice Day

Columbus Ohio. Battle flags flown by American troops in defeat and victory are being prepared for shipment to each state for a nationwide ceremony on Armistice Day, November 11. Flags will return home to their respective states for the memorial observance.

Columbus United

Flags Return Ceremony Planned for National Guard Divisions

The East Columbus army depot prepares 46 state units for return ceremonies on November as photos record battle flags from national guard and regular army units. About 25,000 flags stored here began as homescoming began over a year ago. A Corregidor flag found in Malinta Tunnel survived a 1942 surrender. Regular army flags will be preserved at the depot with nationwide plans to be announced by War Department and National Guard Bureau.

States National Guard East Columbus Army Depot National Guard United States Corregidor Paul E. Lenhart Malinta Army War Department National Guard Bureau

Grizzlies Rampage Prompt Montana Trapping Debate

In Kalispell, Montana the Daily Interlake urges repeal of trapping laws protecting grizzlies after three attacks. A bear killed a camper with a rifle shot, another chased a forester and tore off his shoes, and a boy diverted a bear to save two hunters. A dog was killed by the bear.

Kalispell, Mont Montana Kalispell Daily Interlake

Cowboys Get Nylons and The Steers Too

Alliance Nebraska AP News reports cowboys are adopting nylon ropes for corrals, despite objections. Nylon ropes, lighter and tougher, replace hemp in branding and inspections, with Cecil Wilson among early adopters. Army use inspired postwar nylon adoption. a 600 foot coil weighs 20 to 28 pounds versus 40 to 48 for Manila hemp.

Alliance Neb Cecil Wilson Nebraska Brand Committee Alliance

Cyclist Fined For Riding Alcohol Impaired

Elyria Ohio. John Tatara fined $15 after state patrol arrested him for riding a bicycle while intoxicated on a country road. The law imposes a $200 fine for operating a vehicle while intoxicated but Judge C C Lord said the vehicle type would be considered.

Elyria, O John Tatara Tatara C. C. Lord

Court Quiets Local Fortune Teller in Louisville

In Louisville Kentucky AP report, a juvenile court ruled that Frank Gilbert the fortune teller may practice privately after he complained noisy children disturbed his meditations. A warrant was sworn to keep a neighbor's children away from his door as Trial Commissioner Lawrence Wetherby ordered.

Louisville Ky Frank Gilbert Gilbert Tosa Lawrence Wetherby

Hen lays egg shaped like chick on British Columbia farm

A hen on James Hull’s farm in Cloverdale, British Columbia laid a shell-less egg that resembles a fully developed chick embryo. The unusual egg has a head, beak and eye indentations, with legs absent.

Cloverdale B. C James Hull

Unclear Tokyo Bomb Target Hint From Pilot Rumor

Fragmentary note describes a wartime claim that a Japanese premier doubted Tokyo could be spared from an atomic bombing. It cites a pilot predicting Tokyo as a potential target and mentions rumors spread about an August drop and credibility concerns among officials.

Tokyo Kantaro Suzuki Japan

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