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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1946
Page
6
Washington reports say sugar costs may rise by a cent per pound within two years as world supplies lag. Americans could pay about 900 million annually more, with most impact on home use and higher prices for candy and bakery goods. Rationing to June 30 remains likely unless Congress renews.
Pan am invites leaders from Ceylon Burma the Philippines Korea and Iran to meet in February or March at Nehru's request to review Asia's position after the war. The report notes Sweden Russian trade talks could lock out others by offering $300 million in Swedish credits. Senator Taft and ex Governor Bricker delay any GOP primary pact until after the election as bargaining over the two nations trade deal continues.
President Truman signals Gen George C Marshall may be named National Red Cross Chairman next year. A broad shift is expected in government staffing with many workers receiving IRS Form W-2 to determine tax withholdings.
Local VA officers said two area veterans have filed applications for custom-built cars approved for amputee veterans by Congress. Orders have been placed with dealers and the vehicles are expected to arrive here in the near future.
China develops process to crack tung oil into motor fuel diesel fuel and lubricants. In the United States tung oil is chiefly used in paints and varnishes.
James H. Watson of Dothan was released on bond after Friday arrest for reckless driving in a collision near Enterprise on the Enterprise Dothan highway. Watson's speeding car rear ended Donald S. Purdue's vehicle, causing minor damage with no serious injuries. Purdue slowed to turn as Watson struck from behind.
Houston County Selective Service Boards will switch to 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. starting tomorrow, with clerks confirming the change yesterday. The new hours will continue indefinitely, replacing the previous 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. schedule.
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