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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1937

Page

3

Labor Leaders Face Dual Union Fight At Peace Parley

The peace conference recessed without agreement as leaders including Lewis and Green debated merging dual rival unions within the AFL CIO split roles and finances. Discussions in the Willard hotel centered on craft versus industrial unionism and a pending wage hour bill delayed further talks.

Lewis Phillip Ee George Mee Brotherhood of Rail A. F. of L Lewis- Green Willard Hotel Mr. Green Bill John Green Lucifer Angel Federation Executive Council Congress

More Joining in U S Army

The following named young men have been tentatively accepted for the Regular Army and sent to enlistment for final examinations Roy A Brock Route 2 Cullman James T Compton Route 4 Athens and Fred R Dooley Route 1 Haleyville Brock and Compton are selected to serve at Fort Benning while Dooley chose the Hawaiian Islands Vacancies exist at Fort Oglethorpe Fort McLellan Fort Benning the Hawaiian Islands and the Panama Canal Zone Some vacancies are open in the air corps for those with motor mechanics or aviation experience

United States Roy A. Brock Cullman James T. Compton Athens Fred R. Dooley Haleyville Brock Compton Fort Benning Dooley Hawaiian Islands Fort Oglethorpe Fort McClellan Ala Panama Canal Zone Air Corps

Have Perfect School Mark At Union Hill Consolidated

The following pupils of Union Hill consolidated school were perfect in attendance during the third month of school. The list includes Albert Sweat, Reed Yancey, Willie Brown, Hazel Henderson, Margaret Wray, Delorese Greenhaw, Montha Lee Flack, Clifford Parker, J. W. Irvin, Mary Virginia Hornbuckle, Sue Metcalf, Wilda Owen, Kathryn Shumate, Lurline Lucille Henderson, Evelyn Watson, Wanda Lee Goodson, Bert Bray Jr, John William Black, Sadie Couch, Vivian Henderson, Grace Oden, Verna Parker, Lynn Bowling, Floyd Flack, Aubrey Henderson, Georgia Flack, Wilma Moon, Margaret Prince, and many others.

Union Hill” Consolidated School Sweat Albert Hendrix Reed Yancey Willie Sue Brown Haga Verna Helms Hazel Henderson Ccle Hill Margaret Wray Latherine Bowling Geneva Brooks Betty Joyce Garrison Delorese Greenhaw Jeanmarie Ransom Montha Lee Flack Clifford Parker Hurshey Shumate Lester West J. W. Irvin Billy Preston Gilbert Prince Mary Virginia Hornbuck Lynn Bowling E. L. Thomas Floyd Flack Aubrey Henderson Lorain Sweat Glynn Bowling Buddy Thomas David Couch Imogene Henderson Ruby Flack Pauline Clark Hazel Brooks Imogene Flack Avis Hill Avies Hill Bonnie Faye Osborne A. D. Flack James Whisenant James Canada Kenneth Miack James Hughes Dewane Shumate James Arthur Willis Ethel Compton Audrey Compton Georgia Flack Wilma Moon Margaret Prince

Leeman Building Completed in Potter Street Office Block

The Leeman office building at 614 1 2 Second Avenue is completed and ready for occupancy with six suites of four rooms each. Owner J B Leeman modernized the second and third floors and said it can be rented as a whole or by the suite. A hailstone 17 inches in circumference fell at Potter Neb July 6 1928.

Leeman Second Avenue J. B. Leeman Potter, Neb

Decatur Army Recruiting Post Urges Quick Action

Citizens urged to enlist should act at once and contact the recruiting agent at the U S Army Recruiting Office located in the Post Office Building Decatur for immediate consideration.

U. S. Army Recruiting Office Post Office Building Decatur

TCU Crushes SMU in Key Conference Clash

Texas Christian battered five SMU players last Saturday and coach Matty Bell blames the setback on TCU. Bell says an 8 M. A. victory over Rice Institute would clinch the title for TCU, while Rice must rebound to keep hopes alive.

Dallas Texas Christian Matty Bell Southern Methodist Bell Rice Institute Rice

Church To Stage Christmas Play at First Methodist

The First Methodist Church announces a Christmas play for the Sunday service in the church auditorium at 5 o clock. Miss Frances Nungester chairs the committee with assistants handling sale decorations and program. The offering supports the Selma Orphans Home. last year it totaled 429 dollars and organizers hope to exceed that. Rehearsals are set for Sunday at 2 30 with Mrs. R M McGlathery directing the music and the choir meeting after services.

First Methodist Church Frances Nungester Selma

New Friendship Church Sets Weekend Services

New Friendship church announces services this weekend with Rev. J. T. Blankenship leading Saturday night at 7:30 and Sunday night at 7:30. Sunday morning worship at 11 will be conducted by Rev. Fletcher Turney.

New Friendship J. T. Blankenship Fletcher Turney

Brakes and Lights to Be Checked Alongside Licenses

State patrol will stop drivers next week to check licenses and inspect the car brakes and lights. Captain Van Gilbert said the aim is brighter lights and safer vehicles this year.

State Highway Patrol Lcense van Gilbert

Traffic light planned at Sherman and Bee Line intersection

Decatur city council traffic light committee chair Jack Dillehay announced a light will be installed within days at the Sherman Street and Bee Line highway junction. He cited heavy schoolchild crossings as a reason for the essential safety update.

Jack Dillehay Decatur City Council Sherman Street Bee Line Highway

Funeral guests include out of town visitors from multiple states

Among the funeral attendees for the late C. EB, Davie were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis of Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis, Robert Thomason, and Fred Schueing of Birmingham, Mrs. J. R. Bush and Wanell Myrtle and Otis Bush and Matt Bush of Cullman, and J. E. Davis of Memphis, Tennessee.

C. Eb, Davie W. T. Davis Montgomery J. R. Davis Charlie Davis Robert Thomason Fred Schueing Birmingham J. R. Bush Wanell Myrtle Otis Bush Matt Bush Cullman J. E. Davis Memphis Tenn

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