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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1950

Page

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Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass

A fragmented notice from Auburn lists an extension session on life sciences and credit hours, with classes in Dothan and Autauga. It mentions Wiregrass bred Duroc pigs in Dutch Guinea South America guided by Carte Mizun and farms near Headland, plus a Fel clinic in Musson Counties with Dr. Harmon overseeing examinations for crippled children.

South America Dutch Guinea Carte Mizun Gorden Alabama Duroc Mixon Mousion Dotran Recreation Center Harmon Moebile

Four Men Indicted In Wife Slayings In Alabama

Be d journalist recounts grand jury indictments of four men for the murder of their wives or former partners in and around Bessemer Alabama. Cases include Roy Dowling Pattie Dowling Grover Cleveland Ray and Clifford Clayton. One man Eugene Herring was not indicted. Details describe shootings and a knife wound. some defendants denied involvement.

Bessemer Ate Beemer Grand Jury Aceweg Hayng Kh Young May Fay Dares Dowling Pattie Dowling Wilam P. Johnson Ruby Therr Rutledge Springs Grover Cleveland Ray Mildred Clifford Clayton Eugene Herring Carey J. Dev Trott Mos Velevant Dermott Atinnad

Gleating Crow Rewards Dog For Biting Incident

A chaotic Chicago segment describes a crow named Sambo interacting with a dog and people around the Weave Land Country Club golf area. The account mixes garbled names and actions, mentioning barking and a supposed reward in a surreal urban scene. The fragmentary text emphasizes strange behavior by a crow and the dog’s responses.

Chicago Sambo Crow Marty Lehtze Algatnn Briand Sururban Evansion BMW Weaveland Country Club Sampo

Parade Traffic Routes Set by Committee Across City

A local traffic advisory notes temporary parade routes to be marked and posted by a city committee. West Main and Lena Street will host detours with steel extensions blocking portions in the afternoon. State patrol and city police will staff intersections to ease flow and prevent bottlenecks.

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TC Announces Expansion Plan Costing Millions

Birmingham based Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co announces a multi million expansion to raise steel making capacity from 2.85 to 3.93 million tons annually. President Robert Gregg cites the largest southern capacity expansion in 20 years. Details on furnaces and start dates remain undisclosed with completion expected in 18 to 24 months.

Birmingham Tennerara Coal Iron & Railroad Co Reuth Robert Gregg Tcs Bavie Thystriad TCH Citge Arec TCT Red Mountain Cerro Molivar Venezuela VOR Steel Geveeel Monthe Ray Cerro Bolivar Tennessee Company Abnde Tires

Teething at 30 Knedor Leads to Quotations from Baby

A fragmentary dispatch mixes war reporting with a light note about Eli Bacon, a Princeton educated Korean chief executive, and a baby named Eli Bacon who claims two new teeth. The text alternates between battlefield movements near Taejon and a candid line about a child’s dental progress.

Knedor Bret Erickson Bouindars Seni Senals Kimpr Aist Toh Han Raton Ne LarAxAn MacArthur Tigera Fond Rhee Ors Ordia Republic Hoult Keenan Mitiao Stethce Taejon Reda Thane Theraghat Werth Korea Fae East Veares Ache Chonsu Koryohg Kinsan Kors Cina Capitol

Two Food Pamphlets Offered Homemakers

APL Extension Service specialists offer two new food pamphlets at Hustevy County office. The 160 page book Food Planning Serving and Recipes by Mary Muley costs 28 cents per copy and covers beverages, sweets, breads, meals, and preservation. A second booklet, Food Preservation by Alsbara Canning Drvyion Freezie and Boring, by Shak Venunda Curtis, details canning freezing and storage methods with illustrated, tabular content.

Boonigts Campion Apl Mine Plan Malietle Hustewy County Home Mary Muley Hizey Shak Venunda Curtis Mirx Matiette

Hike in 1951 Cotton Production Aims for Boost

Washington reports the government plans to raise U S cotton production next year to help lower prices. Officials estimate this year’s harvest at around 10 million bales and expect 13 to 16 million bales next season with quota adjustments to control planting and acreage. Government price supports are projected to remain high but aim to stabilize markets.

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Potato Storage Space Available At Market

Farmers at Houston County Market are invited to use storage space as part of a program led by Bruner president of the Houston County Producers Association. Members and other farmers are mailed notices about facilities and options to store produce at the market.

Aghford Todas Bs Ku Bruner Houston County Producers Associatin Runes Icor Bam Pisin Eraite Nor Saseboat Ltda Cs

MacArthur Leads Lord's Prayer in Seoul Thanksgiving

In Seoul a solemn Lord's Prayer was led by General Douglas MacArthur in a ruined Capitol hall, as soldiers and war reporters gathered among smoke, dust, and wreckage. Guards watched, refugees moved, and the audience stood with military medals and helmets as MacArthur spoke with restrained emotion.

Rugh Bamue United Preax Seoul Xeran Lara Jong Cortidore Douglas Macarthur Hle Puntah Taegu

Mob Threatens Negro Held In Death Of Shelby Sheriff

Anger surged as Willam Franklin Webb, a 19 year old Black man, was moved from Shelby County jail toward Birmingham amid a mob. ABC Board Investigator Jack Benton said the crowd demanded vengeance as Webb drove away, and shots were fired when officers intervened. Webb was later killed when a pursuing car opened fire, with deputies keeping bystanders back during the escape and pursuit across 49 miles before the crowd broke off. The incident followed a fatal injury to Boreman during a raid on moonshine stills. Webb was held for Shelby County authorities in Birmingham, and Sheriff Bozeman, aged 60, faced defeat in the May primary. his term ending earlier.

Wren MacArthur Kinoaire Red Cross Teddy Columbiana Ala Benton Webb Pat Benton Webb ABC Buck Allo Wei Martinet Webb Jefferson County Birmingham Shelby County Bozeman

City Puts License On Domino Parlors In By Han

City of By han bude to plans to license domino parlors as part of a broader drive requiring privilege licenses for 217 business and professions. The schedule shows the domino parlors listed among future charges set to begin October 1, a finding after reviewing another town’s timetable prompting a local adjustment.

Han Bude Bridges Domino Parlore Congniteslonere

Ed Hughes Remains in Serious Condition

Ed Hughes of Gordon Route One is listed in serious condition after last week’s gunshot injuries to the face and leg. Sheriff Brees reports no further details as investigations continue and state authorities review the case.

Ed Hughes Vassades Ed Huares Gordon Sackton County Brid We Sheritt Brees Barres

Unclear fragment on new airline fleet plan

No coherent facts available due to garbled source text. It references an airline fleet, possible aircraft types, and warplane terms but lacks readable names, dates, or locations to form a valid summary with distinct entities.

Livestock market update from Thomasville and Montgomery sales

Market reports show steady to higher prices for cattle and hogs across listed plants and auctions. Prices varied by weight and grade with some declines in slaughter cattle and hogs, while feeder calves and certain steer categories held firm or advanced slightly amid active demand.

Thomasville Ealyer Howe Albany Colway Jacksonville Atl Saris Gazs Githr Ehud Xowa Ham Purad Say Renpys UNION Montgomery Mortly L Iiem Frigey Wendy Rajvee

U S Loses Bid To Block China At U N Security Council

The United Nations Security Council voted 7 to 4 to permit Communist China’s participation in the council’s debate on Formosa. Council President Sir Gladwyn Jebb ruled the resolution’s veto by the U K’s representative invalid on procedural grounds. Voting for China were Russia Britain France Norway India United States Nationalist China Cuba and Egypt. Egypt shifted from negative to abstention.

New York UN Security Council China Gladwyn Debp Great Britain Iaia Ching Jr. Yugestiie Begai Red China Formosa Chia Russia Britain France Norway India United States Cuba Egypt

County Women Urged To Make UN Flags For Special Program

Houston County women are asked to sew United Nations flags for United Nations Week. Miss Fran Madleile and Mitt Mallett explain the National Citizens Committee program to involve every home and organization in the county. Home agents will distribute materials and demonstrations will be held by Traders, clubs, and civic groups to promote flag making and participation on United Nations Day.

Houston County Yaral Bomnen United Nations Fran Madleile Hauston Helle Flay Westeaquas Inia Houston Mitt Mallett Wes United States Iran Abi Wedl

Cashier's Death Reveals Bank Shortage at Cecil National

The Cecil National Bank faces a $100,000 shortfall after cashier John F. Wagner, longtime employee, died by gunshot in his office. Initially ruled a heart attack, coroner I C Gray later deemed it selfinflicted while investigators probe the deficit. FDIC pledged insured deposits, with an audit set to determine total losses.

Cecil National Bank John F. Wagner Hila I. C. Gray Wagner Warner Federal Depos Insurance Corp Depos

Poultry Market Report From Atlanta Price Range Declines

USDA Atlanta notes mixed demand for Georgia live poultry with fair to good demand. Prices for broilers and other weights varied, with week ending markets showing changes. Friday prices included 38 and 13 cents per pound ranges.

Atlanta Georgia

Death notices from Wiregrass ere needful obituary items

Funeral services were held for D. T Bemrett sixty nine formerly of Gatton who died Tuesday in Jacksonville with survivors including two daughters in Gordon and Columbus and a son in Fort Worth. G. E. Roland, seventy two, dies and services set for Ward Wilson Manor Home Chapel with burial in Lily Demveters. Mrs Roland had lived in Dothan for 38 years and leaves a son and daughter, four grandchildren and a great grandchild plus several relatives.

Wennete D. T Bemret fiNy-nine Gatton Jacksonville Garden Methodial Church Hoke Tomlinson Gordon Mia Horace Shinbolet Er Columbus Twosone 2. Pensett Jr Ft. Worth Tex Bobby Bennett U. Armed Forces G. E. Roland G. B. Foland North Oater Paver Bela Wilson Manor Home Chapel Henry A. Parker Sible Lily Demveters Roland Dothan Beptin TB Roland Dona Loix Skirpes Dathan Sada Urather TE. Petakin

Welding Clinic at Napier Tonight Demonstration

Tonight at 1 16 the State Vocational Trade Show at Napier Field hosts a welding clinic led by a national firm representative. Films on new processes, latent equipment displays, and live demonstrations will show modern welding methods with Emory Johnson assisting. Local welders are invited regardless of enrollment at the trade school.

Napier Field R. Lb. Tutner Saui Emory Johnson Napier Turnar Elinie

Scout Council Sets Budget For 18H Year In Alabama Districts

Ray Crow finance chairman of the Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council announced a new operating year budget of 25 630 dollars for 18H. Plans are underway to hold a campaign for Scout Randy over two weeks in November across council districts. A new field executive will be added, funded by the budget as proposed by the finance committee and approved by the Executive Board. A finance Institute is set in Enterprise in October focusing on Vacintia district and community leaders to organize the campaign.

Ray Crow Southeast Alabems Boy Scout Council Randy Wight Crow Ted Enterprise la Vacintia

Marines Seek 40 000 More In Reserve Corps

Pearl Harbor AP report says Gen Clifton B. Cates outlines plans to expand the Marine Corps reserve component to about 180000 by year end. He notes current active strength around 120000 and emphasizes no plans to release reserves. The creation of a ready reserve mirrors wartime mobilization from diverse origins including veterans from World War II.

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