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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1964

Page

21

Nostalgic Musings on Old Cook Stoves and Bread Making

A reminiscence recalls warm kitchens with wood and coal stoves, early two tank kettles, and the scent of baking bread. The author contrasts old methods with modern conveniences, notes changes in bread slicing, loaf shapes, and packaging, and invites readers to share memories of vintage stoves.

Mama Oll

Displaying the U S Flag Rules Since 1942

The article explains Congress established a uniform flag code in 1942 for proper display. It covers flag position on staffs, in processions, halyards, peak hoisting, half staff mourning, and casket use. It notes rules for multiple flags, sunrises to sunsets, and special cases like Memorial Day. It also mentions that different countries have their own flag traditions.

United States

Huntsville Tops Baltimore in 1964 Building Activity

Huntsville led major cities in first half 1964 construction with about 43 million dollars in value. The Huntsville Times reports the city ranked 25th nationally, surpassing Baltimore Pittsburgh San Antonio Memphis Fort Worth and Miami per Dun and Bradstreet figures.

Huntsville Ala Huntsville Times the Times Dun & Bradstreet Financial Report Baltimore Pittsburgh San Antonio Memphis Fort Worth Miami

Mississippi church fire marks 14th in state

Civil rights workers report the 14th Negro church burned in Mississippi since the summer project began in June. The Mount Pleasant church at Gluckstadt, used as a freedom school, burned Monday night, stated a spokesman for the Council of Federated Organizations.

Canton Miss Council of Federated Organizations Mount Pleasant Gluckstadt

Two Ohio Schools Consider Shared Programs and Exchanges

North Fremont and Lakota high schools in Ohio discuss sharing a common region and Lake Erie area ties. officials propose student teacher exchanges and joint visits to strengthen ties between the distant campuses.

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