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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
4
Red Rose Brigade: Tennessee Lawmakers In Alabama Quorum Dive
The Daily recalls the 19th century Tennessee delegation that fled to Alabama to block ratification of the Susan B Anthony amendment. They wore red roses, earning the nickname Hall's Red Rose Brigade as journalists tracked their roll calls and movement. After another state acted, the brigade returned home and Tennessee's fate became moot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Hall
Tennessee
Hall
North
Alabama
Folsom
Hoover as CIA head urged by Anderson editorial panel
The Anderson Independent endorses naming J Edgar Hoover to lead the Central Intelligence Agency. It credits Hoover with FBI efficiency and argues he could modernize U S intelligence amid Cold War espionage, praising his calm leadership, organizational skill, and knowledge of world communist activity. Millions favor the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
J. Edgar Hoover
Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Pearson
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anderson (S.C
Truman
America
CIA
U. S
United States
FBI
MacArthur censorship rules spark Korean War debate
Drew Pearson reports that General MacArthur issued a directive restricting criticism of command decisions and battlefield conduct. The CBS summary notes that newsmen face implied limits on reporting criticism, provoking discussion about training failures linked to higher casualties and accountability for top U.S. Army leadership in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
Columbia Broadcasting System
Homer Bigart
New York Herald Tribune
U. S
Bigart
Japan
Walton Walker
London Times
Frank Hawley
Oklahoma
Cotton Elmer
Thomas
Victor Wickersham
Duke Cullum
Cullum
Joycette Jones
New York
the Waldorf
Mr. Cullum
Army Criticism Policy Sparks Historical Debate
The article argues that military censorship bans for newspapers contradict wartime norms of open critique. It cites MacArthur’s 1946 cable barring certain papers and notes ongoing tensions over press freedom in Japan, alongside Oklahoma political fallout and public figures facing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Korea
U. S
MacArthur
Washington
Daily Worker
New York Herald Tribune
San Francisco Chronicle
Christian Science Monitor
Cincarpac
Tokyo
War Department
the Christian, Science Monitor
Herald Tribune
Chicago Sun
Vermont’s paradox as a leftward Republican era noted
NEW YORK August 3 The essay recalls Vermont as a paradoxical state under a nominal Republican administration. It cites a Vermont farmer’s view that Senator Aiken represents a left leaning trend and references connections among Abt Witt Pressman Hiss Bachrach and Budenz. It notes McCarthy’s statements about Owen Lattimore and Stefansson and discusses political loyalties, OPA price controls and a Vermont judge tied to Alger Hiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Bethel
Randolph
Senate
Aiken
John Abt
Nathan Witt
Lee Pressman
Alger Hiss
Marian Bachrach
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Louis Budenz
Pressman
Abt
Witt
Communist Party
Budenz
Bachrach
Committee On un-American Activities
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
William Stevenson
Stefansson
University of North Dakota
Lattimore
Congress
McCarthy
Tydings
Truman
Ands
House
Ordway
Mary Southard
Alabama
Associated Press
No Pleasure in Living Says Arlie Davidson
A reflection warns against surrendering to fear during world crises. The piece notes that worry and isolation erode joy, urging recognition of blessings and possibilities ahead rather than doom.
Revival under way in Corinth with T 11 A M services
Morgan County Corinth reports revival in progress this week with worship at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. A large crowd attends as locals travel for blood tests and visits. Mrs Grace Willingham of Mt Vernon visits her sister Mrs Loyd Looney. Mr and Mrs Bob Smith and Charlie McClellan drive to Hartselle. Melvin Aldredge listed as ill. Marcus Terry Bonds recovering from illness. Kathereen Alexander visits Marcus T Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Massey
Grace Willingham
Mt Vernon
Loyd Looney
Bob Smith
Charlie McClellan
Hartselle
Mesdames
Mary
Elliman family of Dublin and TV jokes across America
A portrait of the Elliman clan as Ireland’s famed theater lineage rooted in Dublin with a Lithuanian Jewish origin and Gate Theatre stake. A separate vignette recounts Bob Trout’s mounted sailfish gift saga in Fort Lauderdale and a quip about TV versus movies from Sam Goldwyn, highlighting media and celebrity ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Elliman
Louis
New York
Hollywood
Louella Parsons
Dublin
Lithuania
America
Bob Trout
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Trout
Newport
R. I
Office Cat and Quick Quips in a City Scene
A collage of humorous vignettes and dialogue snippets from a club or stage revue. The jokes cover dating, retail bargains, marriage debates, and social observations. Names and settings suggest a light, busy urban mood with quick one liners and punchy setups.
Big Plane Lands Safely After Faulty Gear in Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines flight from Portland to Minneapolis faced a nose gear failure. Pilot Marvin A. Cooney circled Wold Chamberlain field for 1 hour 45 minutes with 20 passengers and 3 crew aboard before landing on two main wheels and a tail skid with gear b failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Aug
Northwest Airlines
Portland
Ore
Marvin A. Cooney
Mina 4
Wold Chamberlain Field
Cooney
Birmingham to Add Parking Meters in Downtown
Birmingham city commissioners approved installing 1 250 parking meters in downtown. The move aims to regulate curb use and generate revenue, with the plan expected to begin after procurement and installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
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