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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1947

Page

3

Government probes speculative trading on commodity futures

Agriculture Secretary Anderson told Congress and the Internal Revenue Bureau that 646 traders held $150 million in deals aimed at dodging income taxes. He pressed for CEA marginal controls as Truman seeks legislation to curb grain and cotton speculation amid high living costs.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress Internal Revenue Bureau Secretary of Agriculture Anderson Truman Commodity Exchange Administration CEA DEA

Lutheran Pastors Gather for One-day Conference at Decatur

Lutheran pastors from Florence Cullman and Hanceville will meet Friday at St Pauls Lutheran church in Decatur for a one day conference. The morning service will include Holy Communion. Afternoon talks will cover Missouri Synod missions pastoral theology and doctrinal theology per Rev. Robert Maschke. Citrus fruits have been cultivated in the Orient for at least two thousand years.

Florence Cullman Hanceville St. Paul's Lutheran Church Decatur Missouri Synod Robert Maschke

Morgan County Oak Ridge Church Notes and Social Gatherings

Rev Clarence Davis preached at Oak Ridge with large crowds attending both services. A Sunday school session was held at 10 00 AM. A church survey visited homes Sunday afternoon. A December 13 box supper and cake walk at Oak Ridge school will fund Sunday school rooms. Many local residents and families are listed with visits, guests, and illnesses noted.

Clarence Davis W. O. Terry Iseit Oak Ridge Olen Cooper Oak Ridge School Oak Ridge Church Roman Marfield Danville Road G. By Legg Betty Long Clifton Long Buddy Fay Cooper Charles Long Josephine Charles Wayne Douglas Legg Junior Morris Earl Morris Sr Earl Legg Elmer Martin Ruby ‘West Gertrude Lottie Mavis Wynn Clyde Howard Long Howard Speakman Hartselle Silmon Speakman Harry Lane Clarence Morris Pervin Wallace Wallace Rocky Ford Hugh Townson Neel

Jewish Agency seeks to end clash in Palestine

Jewish Agency officials seek U S aid to suppress Arab anti partition uprisings in Palestine and to obtain arms for defense of a Jewish state created by partition. Moshe Shertok plans to visit Washington to consult with State Department officials on possible diplomatic pressure and embargo actions.

Palestine Moshe Shertok Jewish Agency Washington U. S State Department Russia United Nations Assembly

United States tops world in orange production share

The United States accounts for more than 28 percent of global orange production, reflecting its dominance in citrus output. Officials note strong growing regions and export demand contribute to the lead.

United States

Sparkman Advocates Sane US Spending Plan

Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama urged a sane government spending program to boost welfare. Speaking to the National Association of Manufacturers he cited TVA REA Social Security and other projects as vital to national well being while opposing indiscriminate budget cuts and proposing postponement of some public works.

New York John, Sparkman Ala National Association of Manufacturers Alabama Sparkman Roosevelt TVA REA Federal Deposit Insurance Sen

Meat plentiful as farmers flood Moulton with hogs

In Moulton the meat market is flooded with pork as hundreds of Lawrence county farmers kill hogs during the cold snap. A local quick freeze facility reports doubled packing force but cannot keep up with supply while farmers bring in meat for sale.

Lawrence County Moulton

New York Public Schools Propose Brewing Course

A New York City night vocational school program to train brewing apprentices may be adopted by the board of education. The course would be open only to workers already employed in the brewing industry and was approved by a committee of school officials to be submitted for adoption at today’s meeting.

New York New York City Board of Education

Christmas meeting and lectures in Hartselle PTA program

The Hartselle Morgan County High School PTA hosts a Christmas meeting December 9 at 3 30 PM in the home economics building with Miss Bertie Lou Horton leading the program. Roberta Henderson of Birmingham lectures December 6 at 2 PM at the Methodist basement on Christmas arrangements. Admission fifty cents. The WS CS of the Hartselle Methodist church reports 700 sent to missions and notes life memberships and an annual Christmas pageant.

Morgan County High School PTA Bertie Lou Horton Roberta Henderson Birmingham Hartselle Henderson Missionary Society of WS C.- S Hartseldte Methodist Church N. H. Houston W.H. Block F. L. Aldridge Methodist Church

Methodist Church News December Activities Outline

The Board of Stewards meets December 5 at 7:00 p.m. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Groover with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Ray. Church school starts December 7 at 9:45 led by J. K. Haynes. Rev. Doyce Mitchell preaches at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. different groups meet during the day and a White Christmas program is set for December 21 featuring the pageant Holy Night directed by Mrs. Gordon Groover with Mary M. Russell.

Methodist Church News Board of Stewards Bill Groover E. D. Ray J. K. Haynes Doyce Mitchell Young Peoples’ Department Young Peoples L. Orr Mary M. Russell Gordon Groover

Snowy Midwest Weather Sweeps Across the Nation

The Associated Press reports more snow and sleet across the Midwest and central U S with sub zero readings in North Dakota Minnesota and cold pockets in Pembina Fargo and Grand Forks. Rain and sleet spread from Missouri to New York while warmer Gulf states enjoyed sun and mild conditions. The day’s high reached 81 in Brownsville.

Associated Press North Dakota Minnesota Weather Bureau Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri Topeka Kans Illinois Indiana New York Pembina Fargo Grand Forks St. Cloud Gulf States Washington Pacific Coast Brownsville

Cracks in Patent Leather Shoes Linked to Cold Wear

Cracks in patent leather shoes are commonly caused by putting on stiff cold shoes. Wearing them after they warm up reduces rigidity and potential cracking.

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