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01 Aug 1948
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Decatur Daily in Decatur, Alabama
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1948
Page
1
Weather and Local Moves Reported in Daily Diary
Showers and storms were forecast with a 89 74 temperature spread and no rainfall. Ambulance transfers from Decatur General and clinics moved several residents to addresses including 710 Third Avenue West 1425 Sixth Avenue South Wheeler Lake Tourist Camp and 306 Fifth Street South. A Nashville trip and various trips for visits and vacations were noted along with hospital admissions births and enlistment results. The Tennessee Valley Council executive board will meet Monday at the Cornelian Hotel with M P Tins Red Bay in charge. See Diary On Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Decatur General Hospital
Fifth Street
Brown’s
The
Tennessee Valley Council
Cornelian Hotel
Monay Night
Tins- Red Bay
Motorcycle Rider Injured in Bike and Car Collision
Marshall Swan was treated at Decatur General hospital Saturday after a noon accident at Church and Sycamore Streets. He was rushed by Brown’s ambulance. police reported no further details, and hospital staff said Swan was not seriously injured and dismissed after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Swan
Decatur General Hospital
Church
Sycamore
Brown's
Swan
Dixie Does Not Stand Alone Governor Says
Governor J Strom Thurmond of South Carolina denounces national civil rights pressure in a Dixie states rights speech in Cherryville North Carolina. He says three of four presidential candidates favor unconstitutional invasion of states rights and criticizes Dewey Truman and Wallace for federal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Duncan Cherryville
N. C
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Tom Dewey
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
New York State
Thurmond
Harry Truman
Henry Wallace
Alabama Attorney General has not issued ballot advisory
Atty. Gen. A. A. Carmichael stated he has not issued or received a request for an advisory opinion on Alabama law re possible pro Truman electors on the November ballot. An Associated Press report wrongly claimed Carmichael ruled such a slate impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Carmichael
Associated Press
Carmichael
Thurmond Attacks States Rights Critics at Cherryville Festival
At Cherryville watermelon festival Thurmond in his first public appearance outside Alabama accuses South leaders of bartering away rights for political gain. He says Dewey would have beaten Truman but for states rights Democrats and predicts no electoral majority, throwing the race to the House to defeat both major candidates. He denounces civil rights plans as false and narcotic, backed by urban political tycoons seeking a centralized federal state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryville
Thurmond
Dewey
Truman
House of Representatives
Plea For New Trial Planned In Lang Murder Case
James Lester Lang plans a motion for a new trial after his 99 year sentence for second degree murder in the death of Christine Haynie. Lang’s attorney said an appeal would follow to the state supreme court if denied. Testimony started Tuesday and the jury returned a verdict Thursday afternoon after a three day trial. The state relied on circumstantial evidence while the defense presented no witnesses. Haynie was found April 6 on Lacos Mountain in a pine thicket, having been sexually assaulted and strangled with a head scarf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lester Lang
Christine Haynie
Russell Co
Dailly
Jine
Lang
State Supreme Court
Langg
Roosevelt Bust Unveiled in Sugar Notch Pa
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt unveiled the first postwar bust of the late president in Sugar Notch Pennsylvania honoring 23 local gold star names and World War II veterans. The 16 ton memorial by sculptor Lawrence Russo features 680 names and drew more than 5000 visitors in a coal town of 2300 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Notch
United States
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Man Held in Local Robbery Case Linked to Monarch Store
A warrant for the arrest of Ralph Cozzolino alias James O King charges robbery at the Monarch food store last November. He is accused of taking $1100 in cash and $1600 in checks from proprietor Bob Harrison and others, with AP reports tying him to multiple Alabama hold ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cozzantino
James O. King
Monarch
W. H. Long
Bob Harrison
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Ralph Robert Cozzolino
Alabama
Cozzolino
Tennessee
Tom Crary
Huntsville
Ala
C. S. Sanderson
Alabama State Bureau of Investigation and Identification
Knoxville
Roy King
James J. King
Dodson and Company
Hill
Monarch Food
Polly Moore
Connie Bolam
Guard Unit to Depart for Ft Benning Summer Training
Fourteen men from the Decatur National Guard unit leave at five in the morning under Lt. Robert Campbell for Harmony church area at Ft. Benning Georgia for a two week summer training period. Approximately 100 men leave in the last 24 hours for the summer camp. Headquarters company and company A departed by train Saturday night under Lt. W. D. Price and Lt. J. O. Colver Jr. respectively, with Lt. Col. Paul Wolfer commanding the Decatur unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur National Guard
Robert Campbell
Harmony Church
Ft. Benning
Decatur
Athens
Hartselle
W. D. Price
J. O. Colver, Jr
Paul Wolfer
Bus and Car Collision in Decatur Causes Minor Damage
A 1938 Pontiac driven by E A Edwards struck a Decatur Transit bus on Ninth Avenue West at Patterson Street. Hugo Umphrey, driving the bus, was turning into Patterson Street when the collision occurred. Police Officers Moore and Sims investigated the minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Transit
Ninth Avenue W
Patterson Street
Hugo Umphrey
E. A. Edwards
Edwards
Moore and Sims
Georgia Paper Backs Thurmond for President
The Augusta Chronicle will publish a front page editorial endorsing Governor Strom Thurmond of South Carolina as President. The paper argues that even Democrats may withdraw support from party leaders who stray from core principles and praises Thurmond as advancing Southern and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Chronicle
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Chronicle
Georgia
South
Gov. Thurmond
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ford Prices Will Be Hiked
Detroit July 31 Prices of Ford Motor Co passenger cars are going up again for the second time in less than two months a spokesman confirmed that a price boost is pending but did not specify the amount. Ford raised the 1949 model price by about nine percent in June and earlier in 1947. The company cites steel costs and wage hikes as factors and dealers have been notified a price increase may come within a few days. The CIO United Auto Workers granted a 13 cent per hour wage rise for 116000 production workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Plea for Probation Denied in False Pretense Case
Hustle F. Light must serve a year and a day in state prison after his plea for probation was denied by Judge Newton B. Powell. The 29 year old man had intended to plead guilty to obtaining $75 by false pretense about ten days earlier and asked for probation in the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustle F. Light
Newton B. Powell
Truman Plan Flop Cited by GOP Chiefs in Senate Probe
GOP leaders claim President Truman’s price control and rationing plan failed to gain public support. Senator Capehart notes virtually no calls of testimony for the anti inflation inquiry and says the banking committee has few witnesses, with hearings resuming to hear Paul Porter. Democratic allies counter that many plain people back the program and suggest possible legislative moves on installment buying and bank credit limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Paul Porter
OPA
Mr. Truman
Tobey
Congress
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
el Capehart
Saida
Banking Committee
Senate
Taft R
Ohio
Senaté
House
Parking Meter Edict Stands in Alabama Supreme Court Ruling
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld its previous decision on the Morgan County case about parking meters. The Associated Press reports the court announced a Saturday opinion with a longer ruling anticipated, and local lawyers say a written opinion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama Supreme Court
Morgan County Circuit Court
Associated Press
Truman and Dewey Unite In Idlewild Airpower Display
President Truman and Governor Dewey shared a platform at Idlewild Airport as the United States staged its peacetime airpower showcase. The event marked the first public joint appearance of major party presidential candidates, with 215 000 spectators and foreign dignitaries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Henry
New York
Truman
America
Thomas E. Dewey
New York International
Idlewild
United Nations
Dewey
Nasce
peereMs
Solons Amazed by Charges Against Former Officials
Washington confesses a Russian spy testifies that Lauchlin Currie and Harry Dexter White supplied secrets to the Soviets. Elizabeth Bentley named a network including the Perlo and Silvermaster groups and several former government workers. Currie denies any communist ties and asserts no military code information was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
House Committee On
unAmerican
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Remington
Communist Party
Bentley
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
House Committee
Rep. Rankin
D-Miss
Miss Bentley
Currie
United States
White
Treasury
N. Gregory Silvermaster
Sivermaster
U. S. Farm Security Administration
Scarsdale
New York
Silvermaster Group
Perlo Group
Victor Perlo
War Production Board
Perlo
Allen Rosemberg
Foreign Economic Administration
Donald Wheeler
Office of Strategic Services
Edward Fitzgerald
Harry Magidoff
Charles Cramer
Senate Education and Bar
Japs Cabinet Bans Strikes Amid Labor Tensions
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet forbids government workers to strike affecting about 3 million unionized employees. Leftist unions demand a MacArthur order to halt actions, while officials push responsibility to the occupation commander. MacArthur urged banning public employee strikes in a letter but did not address collective bargaining. The crisis links to wage demands and a cooling off deadline August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Hitoshi Ashida
Ashida
Hopes Marines Will Call Off Invasion Dispute
Mobile resident J D Acree and his wife fear a planned Marine invasion at 200 C E Portier Court will overwhelm their small apartment. A misaddressed mail mix up prompted calls to the Marine reserve, Army, and FBI, who advised returning the envelopes. Acree hopes the invasion plan is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
J. D. Acree
E. Portier Court
Acree
Merchant Marine
Mobile District
Woman journalist Doris Lockerman becomes associate editor at The Atlanta Constitution
Doris Lockerman, born in and from Huron South Carolina, rises from women's editor to associate editor at The Atlanta Constitution. Previously six years with The Chicago Tribune, she married a Georgia FBI agent in Chicago and moved south. Editor Ralph McGill announced the promotion today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution Today
Doris Lockerman
Huron
S. C
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
The
Constitution
Ralph McGill
Morrow Dies in Birmingham at 69
H L Morrow 69 longtime vice president and treasurer of Alabama By-Products Corp died in a Birmingham hospital after several weeks illness. He helped found the company in the early 1920s and is survived by his widow Lena N Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Morrow
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama By-Products Corp
Alabama By- Products
Lena N. Morrow
Arab Officers Used by Jews in Palestine Police Force
Israel reports rapid restoration of order in Jewish areas of Palestine after the end of the British mandate. A force of over 1,400 police is said to have been recruited and trained since May 15. Crimes in Israel show declines of about 30 percent in towns and 50 percent in rural areas. The government admits employing some Arab policemen in Arab areas under Jewish control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Israel
Palestine
United Nations
Molotov parley with Western peace envoys
Western powers pressed Moscow for four power talks to end the East West cold war. Molotov met U S ambassador Bedell Smith and Britain's Sir Robert pivotal talks followed by a Danube conference clash. Krupp verdicts in Nuremberg and Berlin currency tensions also featured with General Clay signaling negotiation aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Roberts
Britain
Yves Lee
Molotov
Moscow
Smith
London
France
Russia
Valeridan Zorin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Danube
Belgrade
Vishinsky
United States
Europe
Nuernberg
Germany
Alfreid Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Decatur taxi overturns on Highway 31 injures none
A Decatur Transit taxi carrying cab driver Fred William Hamilton aged 27 and passenger L. M. Ralph escaped injury when the 1946 Ford cab ran off Highway 31 at Wheeler Lake and overturned Friday night. Hamilton said he tried to pass a truck that cut left. Damages were set at 300 dollars. Officers L. A. Watkins and L. S. Bryant investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Wheeler Lake
Highway Patrol
Fred William Hamilton
Decatur 3
Pasenger
L. M. Ralph
Hartselle
L. A. Watkins
L.S. Bryant
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the Weather Bureau
Bessie Boyd
Third Avenue West
Willie St. John
Sixth Avenue South
C. L. Ray
Baugh and Wiley Clinic
Hazel Stroud
S. T. Brown
Sixth Avenue West
M. N. Jackson
W. Moulton
Milton Long
Sixth Avenue S
A. O. Stover
Vinemont 1
J. T. Mount
Jack Cantrell
Bobby
Don
Butch
Silas Raney
Coast Artillery Corps
Samuel T. Gordon
Lexington
Engineer Corps
Hazel
Sarah McCaghen
Auburn
Foster W. Hull
Larry Miller
Georgia Conservation Department
Blue Ridge and Nottley Reservation
Buitain Chain of Lakes
Madge Harris
Belmot, Miss
Opal Travis
S. M. Wilhité
Guy Jones
Eighth Avenue W
Henry Sherill
W. B. Nelson
By Ken Reynolds
GOP
Wer
Cs Teeter
New York City
White House
Raney
Spokane
Wash
Hugh
Norman’ Darrow
Harold Gage
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Carl W. Fawcett
Santa Fe
N. M
Gage
Darraw
Darrow
New Mexico
Fawcett
Thomas
Russell Brines
Ats Make
Camus Mord
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