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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1944

Page

6

Security concerns over postwar Germany persist

Secretary Hull stated that the United States will not permit Axis leaders to seek asylum in the United States after the war. He cited assurances from Britain and the Soviet Union and warned that Russia’s postwar settlement may serve as a safeguard against Hitler escaping punishment. Hull noted questions about whether Hitler is a war criminal and emphasized ongoing reporting to ensure Axis figures do not find refuge.

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Allied Commission outlines war crimes and neutral duties

In a London drawn statement, Hull cites Moscow criteria for trying Axis crimes and punishing general crimes against civilization. He outlines neutral asylum limits, noting U S aims to surrender war criminals and warns neutrals that admitting Axis leaders harms ties with the United Nations. Sweden and Turkey respond by closing frontiers to Axis nationals, deportations pending. Sergeant William E. Norris, a local resident, serves in the Eighth Fighter Command P 51 group, which recently surpassed 450 victories.

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Camp Rucker Proud Of Disease Record

Camp Rucker touts a low rate of communicable diseases credited to the Sanitary Corps under Lt Col J K Reinoehl. He and his staff inspect mess halls, seal foods, and conduct routine exScan of civilian eateries to prevent typhus and other infections, asserting the American Soldier remains the healthiest fighting man.

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Walter J. Matherly Speaks At Marianna

Dean Walter J Matherly delivers a forceful talk to Marianna Rotarians covering postwar activities and world candor. The report notes Allied actions over Nazi planes and cites the third American fighter group in the European Theater achieving a notable record. An airplane mechanic in the squadron, Sergeant Norris, worked as a timekeeper for Henderson Black and Greene Construction of Troy at induction in June 1942.

Norris Henderson Black and Greene Construction Company Troy Tme

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