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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
10
HAL BOYLE recalls Korean nights that tug at soldiers hearts. The darkness injects fear for those on guard yet brings a cooling night breeze and a sense of home. Soldiers in bivouac hear distant family sounds from nearby Korean homes and reflect on loved ones as moonlit hills glow and stars reveal a strange calm.
Read how Mrs Ade's son Mel improved after taking Scaif's Indian River Medicine. The testimonial claims restored appetite, color, and weight with minimal absence from school. Advertising urging parents to start a course now claims a half century of use and a money back guarantee.
Hollywood interview with Gloria Swanson criticizes the mov ie industry for being too centered in California. She recalls early New York studios, urges writers to spend time away from Hollywood, and reflects on restlessness abroad amid wartime global events.
Washington reports that current medical reserves could meet demand if war comes, but would fall short under a Soviet threat. Army mobilized 734 reservists after failing to recruit volunteers, highlighting a moral duty for doctors who benefited from government-supported education to serve.
Georgia's communist party chairman Homer Bates Chase, aged 33, was attacked by three men in Carrollton while awaiting a court appeal decision. Chase reported minor injuries and accused the assailants of starting the fight. police offered no formal report. Solicitor General Wright Lipford seeks to revoke his appeal bond, calling Chase a menace. the incident follows a contempt citation related to a murder case that the state supreme court ordered a new trial for.
The telephone was originally known as the speaking tele phone, reflecting an early naming idea. This item notes how early communication technology carried descriptive labels before standard terms emerged, highlighting the evolving understanding of voice transmission.
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