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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1945
Page
4
Thirteen registrants from Houston County Selective Service Board report for preinduction physical examinations. Among them are Carl Lord and Lenwte D Flord with Horace noted among the candidates awaiting clearance.
A garbled text fragment mentions multiple names and titles with unclear roles. It hints at an international or services context and references a broad violence alert system operating globally around the clock.
A rustic scene contrasts with urban life as a speaker questions trading the peaceful brook and birdsong for the harsh glare and discord of a crowded city. The remark ends with disbelief at the suggestion.
Dorothy Dix urges newlyweds to avoid constant arguing which she says poisons happiness and spawns divorces. She notes many fights start over nothing, warns couples to keep opinions private, and to treat each other with tact to prevent lasting damage to the home.
Floyd Harris records show a sharp drop in Dothan building permits in the second week of September from seven in the first week to two. Repair permits stayed level at five. expenditures for new permits totaled about 9100 and repairs about 1750.
Editor Wallace Keith of the Gadsden Times, noted figure in regional journalism and founder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Southern Accents, has stepped down from his post amid unspecified reasons. The announcement marks a major shift for the paper and local literary circles.
A fragment notes Merth and modest residents backing a local group named ETSERinE. The article hints at a campaign tone with references to activities and figures including a founder described as the pounder. The readable text suggests a small, community oriented movement with ties to nearby organizations.
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