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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1948

Page

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Christian Education Week Observances At Foster Street Church

Foster Street Methodist Church observes Christian Education Week September 26 to October 3 with a promotion day, church school program, and a 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor Dr. W F Calhoun on Christian Education. An Installation service for church school officers will follow. An evening service at 7 30 features a sound film Beyond Our Own. Dothan Social Security Office hours shift to 8 30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday per Manager Harry N Scott. Henry M Hollis USN seaman apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs W H Hollis of Slocomb, serves aboard USS Union training in Southern California under Rear Admiral B J Rogers with about 19 000 Navy and Marine personnel, 56 ships and 320 planes involved in amphibious exercises at San Clemente Island and Camp Pendleton. A cemetery working is planned at Bay Springs church on Wednesday Sept 29. Two cows were killed yesterday when struck by a car on Alabama Highway 53 south of Dothan. driver Bernice Fuller, a _diary_-owned store owner, reported seeing the cows too late. The cows, owned by B. & Berger and Dr C F Blakey, valued at about 250 dollars. car damages about 200 dollars.

Foster Street Methodist Church W. F. Calhoun Chorch Henry M. Hollis USN W. H. Hollis Slocomb Union California B. J. Rogers Navy Marine Corps San Clemente Island Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif Dothan Alabama Highway Patrol Bernice €. Fuller West Washington Street Fuller B. & Berger C. F

Extension Service urged to cut ties with Farm Bureau

Washington AP reports a joint Agriculture Department and Association of Land-Grant Colleges committee urges severing formal links between state county extension bureaus and the Extension Service. It says such ties are not sound public policy and recommends ending relations with farm organizations like the American Farm Bureau Federation to ensure equal access and public service. Some dissent from Dean H P Rush argues local bureaus benefit from ties and support vital to extension success.

Washington Agricultural Extension Service Agriculure Department Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Extension Service Farm Bureau Farm Bureaus State Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Dean H. P. Rush University of Illinois College of Agriculture Ruck

Man who bought Hitler car becomes celebrity in Chicago

CHICAGO AP The man who bought Adolf Hitler s automobile says publicity has shown him how peculiar people are Christopher Janus head of an export firm says strangers send him gifts including a dozen girdles The car has brought headaches yet offers insight into the public mind He recalls a New York visitor who came to see the car after hearing of the exhibit and a Jewish woman who bore a tattooed number from a Nazi era camp She says her hatred of Nazism coexists with the urge to view the car Lincoln Park Zoo requested one original tire for its gorilla Bushman and a psychiatrist claimed to psychoanalyze the car while Havana claims 3 of radio stations more than any other country

Chicago Adolf Hitler Christopher Janus Janus S. Air Force New York Times Square Syracuse Hitler Berlin Germany Lincoln Park Bushman

Livestock market sees mixed week at Montgomery sale

Receipts estimated 4625 cattle with Friday trade slower and mostly steady to 1.00 lower on slaughter stock. Calves and stockers show varied gains, with good and choice calf prices around 23.00 to 28.00 for different weights, hogs stronger near mid 20s, while overall YoY trends mix amid weaker slaughter cattle and steers. Bowling Green State University bans freshmen from campus activities as traffic limits campus life.

Montgomery (Ap Federal State Market News Service Union Stock Yards Slaetter Cotte Tau Thao

Benk's 3rd Floor Crumbles and Traps 16 Workers

In Charlotte the Ameri can Trust Company building third floor collapsed trapping 16 workers under timbers and plaster minutes after arrival. Nine women were hospitalized. among them Marilyn R. Huey Nora Kelly Marie H.K. Summerville Louise Clontz Ann Rohleder and Julia Anne Proctor. A 30 by 50 foot ceiling fault caused the collapse in the bookkeeping area on the second floor.

Brothers Dalton given life for Florida farmer murder

In Defuniak Springs, the Dalton brothers Robert G. and John C. were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 36 year old Rich ard Vaubel near his Santa Rosa farm. A jury found them guilty after a three day trial with mercy recommended.

Defuniae Springs Fla Dalton Brothers Robert G John C Santa Rosa Richard Vaubel Stuart Gillis Vaubel Robert Dalton John Edwin Holsberry

7th civilian enterprise and the atomic age debate

The piece discusses Dewey urging civilian enterprise to become a peaceful productive force, warning the atomic age could bring unimaginable disaster and challenge humanity. It covers GOP Earl Warren attacking Democratic administration, Barkley rallying for labor turnout and social legislation, and Senator Glen Tastor defending democracy amid Cold War tensions in Michigan and Detroit speeches.

Dewey Middle West Earl Warren GOP Oman New York City Barkley Kentuckian United States Progressive Party Glen Tastor Michigan Russia America Detroit

Unclear text involving Mon'ovideo Uruguas and Griffiths

The passage describes a ploy from Mon'ovideo Uruguas and a last-ditch release from jail on Griffits's promise to leave Argento. Griffiths faced two weeks in jail on police charges of maintaining relations with elements opposed to the government. Federal authorities linked Nitin to a bank employee strike that embarrassed the government due to foreign dignitaries in the capital.

Mon‘ovideo Uruguas Griffits Argento Griffiths

Fragmented OCR Summary of Political Debate Narrative

A garbled OCR passage references a 5SOL sentence and a non Communist leader, mentioning Bor A Russian and Sash ose dae the Ons offal. It discusses forwardings to Omg Khar Aor ties and charges against foes. It notes attempts to discredit derided officials via for Mai Chores and implies a plan for a separate administration for a Begiet sect amid Fort Worth tensions.

Mobile School Board Adopts $4 Million Budget

MOBILE AP report notes the Mobile County school board set a $4,142,163 operating budget for the new fiscal year starting Oct 1, the first time over four million. The largest item is $2,807,655 for instruction as the system serves just over 34,000 pupils.

Mobile Mobile County+school board

United Nations Assembly Tops Berlin Crisis and War Policy

The gathered delegates debated Berlin’s crisis as Western powers hedge on airlift outcomes while Burma led a push to renounce war and reaffirm the UN Charter. Speakers warned against ideological imposition and urged tolerance as the path to world peace amid Cold War tensions.

United Nations Assembly Berliner Zswung Berlin Russia Burma Little Nations Assembly U. N U.N Paris USN Marshall Bevin London Seva House of Commons Maung Ohn Ohn

Daughtry and Kelly Deaths Reach Kansas and Alabama

The body of James A. Daughtry, first Houston County WWII casualty, arrives in Kansas for burial at Fort Scott after a B 17 crash near Alaska. Private Alva R. Kelly, 22, of Dothan, will have funeral services in Selma, with VFW rites at the graveside. survivors include his parents and siblings. Delus Vance, 69, of Portland Oregon, died in a Jackson hospital with cremation and interment to follow. his widow Mrs Lobel Vance survives. Utility wires hum as wind vibrates them like instrumental strings.

James A. Daughtry U.S J. W. Daughtry Houston County Kansas Young Daughtry Anchorage Kiska Alaska Fort Scott Selma Chirch Dewey Halstead Dothan Katherine Kelly Miarianna Speciels Maddox Funeral Home Delus Vance Portland Oregon Jackson Hospital Charles A. Corbitt First Methodist Church

Partlow to Speak At VEW Fish Fry

W. D. Partlow Jr senior vice commander of the Alabama VFW state department will be the principal speaker at the VEW post fish fry Saturday night at the Scout Hut on Edgewood Drive. Events begin at 8 p m with VFW members and prospective members invited. Partlow, a World War II veteran in the European Theater, entered the National Guard at 18 and joined the Army in 1940 as a captain, later retiring in 1946 as a colonel with numerous decorations.

W. D. Partlow, Jr Alabama Department Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Edgewood Drive VFW T. H. Walker Partlow National Guard

Circuit Court Opens Monday At Marianna

Jackson County fall session opens Monday with Judge D H Oswald presiding. Ten cases set for day one and 21 for day two. Tuesday sees T C Dickson, 35, charged with illegal possession of explosives, held on 1000 bond after five TNT containers found. Lawrence Dudley, 45, waived to circuit court after arrest on flimflam warrant. a Marianna victim lost 3400 to Dudley, Dudley released on 1000 bond.

Jackson County D. H. Oswald T. C. Dickson Dickson Lawrence Dudley Barkley Gause Dudley Marianna

Strike and shipping issues loom in three states

No. 5 on nine month strike prompts unions to sign non communist affidavits under Taft-Hartley law. CIO Tong shoremen and three other CIO unions are at issue. Alaska's Delegate Bartlett warns of winter food shortages without shipping, delaying a $200 million improvement program. In Chicago, the Railway Mediation Board seeks to mediate a rail labor dispute affecting about 1,000,000 non operative employees. if mediation fails, a fact finding board may be appointed by President Truman.

Taft-Martley Llaw Asutes Whytes Hesings Hall CIO Washington Bartlett Alaska Chicago NationnRail Way Brotherhoods Mediation Board Traum Wll ONC

Panama City Man Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated

Ray Lawrence Brown, 65, of Panama City, Florida, was arrested here on a driving while intoxicated charge, according to city jail records released today.

Ray Lawrence Brown Panama City

Georgia Governor weighs special session on open election ballots

Gov M E Thompson nears calling a special Legislature session to open Georgia ballots to all presidential candidates. He argues the State Democratic Executive Committee should declare which candidate they will back before Sept 29. Talmadge, Nixon rival in the primary, opposes civil rights and bolting, while party leaders weigh a possible unpledged slate or support for Truman or Thurmond.

Atlanta M. E. Thompson Georgia Thompson Democratic Executive Committee Herman Talmadge Truman J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Thurmond Democratic Party Talmadge James §. Peters Georgia Committee Richard B. Russell South Ben Fortson Fortson Executive Committee

Drunk Tests Slow Police Aides At Ohio Safety Meet

Patrolman Walter Schaffer and Detective John Andes were ordered to sort decks of cards while intoxicated for a science demonstration at the Ohio Safety Conference. Schaffer finished sober in 3 minutes 44 seconds and Andes 2 minutes 12 seconds, then each drank whiskey and soda before redoing the task. Schaffer, now labeled drunk, sorted faster overall but misplaced the 10 and 4 in suit order. Andes needed 4 minutes 14 seconds longer than his sober time to finish the second run.

Walter Schaffer John Andes Ohio Safety Conference Schaffer Andes

Civil Service Posts Open To Soil Experts

Examinations for probational appointment to soil conservationist soil scientist and civil engineer posts announced by U S Civil Service examiners in Atlanta. Positions with Soil Conservation Service across several southern states pay $2 974 to $3 727 annually. Application forms available at the Dothan post office.

U. S Civil Service Bean Atlanta Soil Conservation Service Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Misissippi South Carolina Tanessee Th Dothan

Signers Face Legal Hurdle for State Certification

A fragment notes signers currently require by law to obtain another state certified. It hints at a legal procedure delaying or complicating certification, with no clear names, dates, or places readable in the text. The item reflects regulatory steps affecting credentialing.

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