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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
6
Dorothy Dix outlines the classic parental tension after marriage. The wife's mother is described as the greater menace to happiness, while the husband's mother tends to curtail interference, leaving the daughter-in-law to cope with inherited authority.
James Brock reports in Tucson that the Air Force’s new B-50-18 long range bomber, to be based at Davis Monthan Field, promises a speed around 400 miles per hour, 2% faster than the B-29 and with 50 mph higher cruising velocity. The aircraft features a larger powerplant and refined structure, including an extended tail fin and central gun system, while preserving many B-29 design elements.
A man identified as Kayvanoud A. Banks, 25, allegedly attempted a window entry at a New York residence. Police reported he wore gloves and carried a screwdriver before declaring a mistaken purpose, and he was charged with possessing burglary tools.
In Carrolton Alabama Alfred Crimm, a Pickers County Negro, recalls being told by “white folks” he is 127. He says he owned a slave before the Civil War, recently visited a doctor for the first time, and claims his eyesight returned after discarding his glasses.
Hartford based Trinity College adopts an intensive technique to teach Latin and Greek with six hours of instruction weekly. The program aims to finish basic grammar in one term and start cultural readings in the second half of the freshman year.
Martin Seifer, 35, a New York chauffeur, emptied sugar bowls into a bag in a cafeteria to send to relatives abroad. Magistrate Anthony J. Di Giovanna gave him a 10 day suspended sentence, noting sugar was not rationed.
Jerome Idaho report notes tourists passing through are impressed by the natural climate and amenities attracting visitors this summer. Local officials highlight homes equipped with cooling features as a draw for travelers and potential new residents.
The passage describes an early earth cooling and heating method with shafts dug into porous ground. Warm air from the home rises into the shafts, is cooled by ground air, and then returns to the living spaces, stabilizing interior temperatures. The system uses underground air movement to regulate comfort.
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