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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1943

Page

3

Governors of West South pledge aid in freight rate fight

Governors from the South and West united to press for lower freight rates and increased sugar production. A Western push to study discrimination affecting freight flows was adopted along with a plan to form a joint committee to address mutual interests and possibly another meeting.

Boy Roberts Denver War Food Administration Nataan Sam C. Ford Montana Spessard Holland Florida Sam Jones Loulxane Central City Ellis Arnal Georgi Olin Johnston South Carolina West South

Italian resistance and German pressures in northern Italy

Reports cite continued fighting along the Brenner Pass and in Turin as German forces press to control entry and exit routes. In northern Italy food shortages worsen as authorities confiscate supplies while Italian patriots intensify sabotage. Leaflets urge Italians to resist and fight the Nazis.

Holy Father Marvhs Albert von Kesserlring Italy Turin Upper Peninsula Genoa Turin-Milan Italions

Rent dispute cases and evictions reported by OPA unit

Cooper Wald area director summarized 29 max rent dispute cases and 75 tenant applications denied or withdrawn. Of 530 rent adjustment requests, average rent was $45.50 monthly with $15.50 average reduction. Past year saw 172 eviction notices and 111 cases investigated. landlords sought evictions for 77 tenants with 89 granted, four evictions by court order.

Cooper Wald Cooper OPA Enforcement Division

Frontline Stand Engulfs Field in Night Battle Report

A British Major and American officers marshal troops and barbed wire across a field to halt a German advance. Machine guns blaze, infantry takes positions, and two platoons edge toward the fight as dusk settles. After an hour, a retreat notice arrives, leaving both sides soaked in fatigue and pride.

Gurfield Peter Roy Pearce Columbia, &c South Brookes William P Brookes Oklahoma City Positon Valden Pearce John E Valden Morria Minn Woodrow W Weems Wenonah Shea Gerose

Continued 11 on page one highlights over all Roosevelts record

The report notes that 12000 interviews were conducted and 1285 field inspections were carried out while 7500 letters were mailed about rent problems in the Doethan Ozirk area. Senator Baltey of North Carolina says the message contains no political intent and that Roosevelt clarified many issues, with more than $5000 refunded to tenants and refunds to community landlords agreed upon by the Treasury Department.

Baltey D-Nc Roosevelt Maiiaim Rene Commigute Hk Trevar Doethan-Ozirk

War Bond Drive Boosts County Quota and Traffic Promises

The article details Dothan and Houston County efforts for the Third War Loan drive. Volunteers operate telephone relay to radio and theater bond booths at the Martin Theatre offering free show tickets for bond purchases. Local firms and individuals raise substantial sums, with totals reaching tens of thousands, while officials push all American Negroes and residents to participate to meet or exceed quotas.

Gram Ant Lovarn Anld Scouun Lovern Boy Scouts Radio Stauon Martin Theatre Irm McQuagge Mary Alice Nelson Persona Glen Os Mra Mae Barcroft Ceci Gilbert Miss Susan Collins Charlie Lowe Levi Thrower Richmond Dothan Montgomery Ward Seara and Roebuck H Kress Compan Standard Telephone Company J . Penny Central of Georgia Houston County Frances Williams van Ruths Tydie Pittman Gladys Almor van Ritch's van Ritch Lovern Gall Gewell Allen Big Star Lev Throne Coca Cola Bot Hazel Ling Robie Barfield Gillam Stuchlind Woo Fox Brown Negra Amitican Negro Dolbin Tovstan Addin Ameria Cemporado Broan Jemison Marion Hawk Cooper Busi Hayes Minster Cacy

Italian Premier's Alleged Coup Backed by Hitler Broadcast

A wartime radio broadcast portrays Mussolini era events and the July 25 coup as a Savoy plot aided by Badoglio. It claims Adolf Hitler would protect the speaker, recounts Gran Sasso imprisonment, and condemns the democratic government for the Italian people’s tragedy.

Rome Baume Italy Vittorio Emanuele House of Savoy Badoglio Aomie Treacheros Fasciat Mugsulios Minutter Red Cross Gran Sages Adolf Hitler Mussolini Halcyon Day Hiter Gran Sasso Mounain Guarda Pietro Badogno Royal Navy Tralians Tralsings Wold

Hurricane warnings and high winds near Texas coast

Noesher continues with winds 75 to 86 miles per hour and gusts to 100, urging precautions along the middle and upper Texas coast and southern Louisiana. Warnings extend from Port OConnor Texas to Lake Charles Louisiana and New Orleans area, with storm warnings east of Lake Charles to New Orleans and south to Aransas Pass. A note mentions barbed wire sold for war savings stamps.

Galveston-Lake Chades Texas Louisiana Port O'Connor Lake Charles New Orleans Aransas Pass Texan

Soviet Push Rolls East as Kiev Front Struggles Deepens

Report details Red Army advances 12 miles from Prifuki and 30 miles northwest of Poltava, with Poltava and Pavlograd junctions seized. Germans retreat under pressure near Kiev, Dnieper defenses, and Bryansk wreckage as Soviet mobile units skirt forests and ravines to outflank German lines.

Polak Kiev Prifuki Kiev-Poltava Marrorod Poltava Pavlograd Dnieperopetrosk Sovnet Samara Volchya Patloprad Russ'ang Dnieper Wach Russia Red Arm‘s Dnieperopetrovak Stockholm Italy Berlin Tidsig Fur Zaporozhe Melitopol Pologi Zapor Chernigovka Mehopal Kharkov Krasnongrad Nieper Krasnogard Kalomak Sakhnevshchina Red Army Bryansk Moscow Briansk

Number 4- (Continued from Page One) Outlook from Solomons battles

Aerial bombing reports to Admiral Halsey cite Japanese planes shot down in the first 15 days of September, with US losses at about four to one. Heavy and medium bombers, dive bombers, and torpedo bombers, supported by fighters, attacked enemy airfields in Huon and Faisi sectors. A motor transport was destroyed and parked planes wrecked in addition to previous strikes.

Solomons South Pacific William I Halsey Huin-Faisi

Dog Guarding Car Stolen in Knoxville

John Merce reported to the police that a tire wheel and inner tube were stolen from his car parked downtown. A Screw-tail bulldog he left guarding the vehicle was also of interest to him as he sought the return of his dog.

Knoxville

Fighter pilots chase the Yellow Devil near Paris

Veterans recall the P 47s engaging the Luftwaffe with grim bravado as they describe a notorious German fighter nicknamed the Yellow Devil. Capt Hoge Stevenson and Fight Officer Vasil Markoff recount close encounters, bold maneuvers, and the enemy's audacious tactics over Paris, while noting bomber crews remain wary of his tactics and proximity.

Hoge A. Stevenson Belleville St Lebaneon Paiie Goodwin Paris Vasil Markoff Merket St San Francisro

City and County Rally for War Bond Drive

The City of Dothan and Houston County urge residents to conserve electricity amid war needs. The city, a major buyer from Alabama Power Co, promotes end-use savings while both governments invest in War Bonds. The city pledged 75,000 dollars and the county 60,000 dollars, building on prior bond purchases to support the war effort.

Vipmingham Alam Alabamlars Noddah McMahan State Wa Finance Committee F Fouan Tuskegee Macon County Fonda Boi Lande Downs Ateal & Iron Co Gadadan Ibonda Alabama: Power Co Dothan Houston Houston County

Army Air Forces Troop Carriers support Alaska operations

Officers Parker and Manning recount airlift work from Anchorage to remote Alaska posts, describing staged landings and quick deployment of troops and equipment. They speak of using Alaska routes to speed operations, aiding the assault against targets and the eventual capture of strategic positions.

Fort Senniag Alaska Herder Ada Ts Rer Berg San Diego Calir Teassewiy S2tadroe Surry On Anes Anchorage Kiska Herman Jay Aurora

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