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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
1
New Storms Raging Off Atlantic Coast
A storm and mountainous seas battered the Pacific Northwest and moved inland as a new coastwise storm formed off North Carolina. Warnings stretched from Cape Hatteras to Block Island. Snow and sleet disrupted the Southeast and Pensacola saw snow. Tennessee reported up to six inches in places. Pacific storms left at least three dead in Oregon and Washington as trees and power poles fell. shipping saw minor damage in Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Block Island
R. I
Charleston
S. C
Pensacola
Fla
Tennessee
Nashville
Oregon
Washington
Puget Sound
New York
New England
Weather notes and local notices in Decatur area
Cloudy with light rain or snow in east and south portions this afternoon. Mostly cloudy tonight with interior and near freezing coast conditions. Northwest winds along coast diminishing tonight. Local bureau: high 49 and low 32. Raymond Britain ill at home since influenza a week. Navy discharge brief for Arnold McClure who returns home today. Frank Eugene Webster discharged after 29 months overseas, with bronze star and service ribbons. Mid week prayer service at Central Methodist church for Friendly Community campaign. Multiple local updates on health, travel, and civic notes, with various discharges and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilea AG Sepasse
Frank Eugene Webster
Navy
Mooresville
Decatur
Central Methodist Church
Hurley Charges Diplomats With Countermanding China Policy
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley named two MacArthur advisers in Tokyo as diplomats who opposed him when Ambassador to China. George Atcheson Jr. and John S. Service allegedly urged arming Chinese communists and allowing Chiang Kai-shek's government to collapse. Hurley testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, recounting background to his resignation and noting Atcheson and Service's actions while serving under Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
China
George Atcheson Jr
John S. Service
State Department
Hun Ure
Chungling
MacArthur
Japan
Hurley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atcheson
Service
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
United States
Joseph W. Stilwell
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Stilwell
Byrnes
Hawkins to Lead Scouts in Tennessee Valley Council
Elmer L S Hawkins named new Scout executive for the Tennessee Valley Council taking over duties this month. He comes from Great Smoky Mountain council at Knoxville where he was assistant Scout executive for 3.5 years. Hawkins, a former teacher and coach, studied at the University of Tennessee and previously directed camping and activities in Sequoia Council at Johnson City Tennessee. He has served as Scoutmaster and commissioner before entering Scouting professionally and resides in Huntsville Alabama with his family. He replaces Tom Reynolds who moved to Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. S. Hawkins
Tennessee Valley Council
Hawkins
Great Smoky Mountain Council
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Sequoyah Council
Johnson City
Tennessee
Bonita Circle
Mayfair
Huntsville
Alars
Charles
Billy Ac
W. N. Hawkins
Tom Reynolds
Pensacola
Fla
Roosevelt Refused British American Joint War Plan
Congressional records show President Roosevelt declined on June 7 1941 to approve a British American joint war plan for U S operations if war came. Generals testified of prior talks in Singapore and Washington 1941 and Stimson Knox letters approving basic war plan Rainbow No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Senate House Committee
Pearl Harbor
E. M. Watson
War Departmenty
William D. Mitchell
Leonard T. Gerow
Army
Gerow
Singapore
Mitchell
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Knox
Navy
Stimson
Knox
Truman plan faces unified labor opposition in Congress
The CIO AFL and United Mine Workers oppose President Truman's fact finding plan. CIO President Murray calls it a bid to weaken unions. House Labor Committee Acting Chairman Ramspeck supports trying the proposal. Senate awaits House action as Pearl Harbor investigators call Lt. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Truman
CIO
AFL
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Ramspeck
D-Ga
House Labor Committee
Mr. Truman
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Leonard T. Gerow
Warning About Checks From Police Chief Whitmire
Chief J B Whitmire warns merchants to scrutinize checks closely amid Christmas business rush and rising forger risk. He cites Secret Service data showing forged checks are rare but costly and urges verification of endorser identity to protect merchants from losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant
J. B. Whitmire
Terrance V. Ryan
Birmingham
U. S. Secret Service
Whitmire
Ryan
Secret Service
Role Of Industry In World War Praised
New York December 5 The nation s top industrialists gathered amid labor management deadlocks strikes and threats of strikes were told by President Truman reconversion problems are capable of orderly solution By solution Wallace praised wartime industry and urged manufacturers to apply wartime spirit to reconversion Problems cited include avoidable factors but solvable Truman stressed tolerance and seeing others viewpoints to preserve democracy Wallace cautioned against spending into bad conditions and urged higher output per worker to revive the economy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Commerce Wallace
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Wallace
America
New Deal
Goering warned Prague bomb would ruin city in two hours
The trial heard German records and Allied reports detailing Hitler’s threats to Prague and Czechoslovakia’s surrender after the Munich pact. Prosecutors alleged international banditry as Hitler ordered leaders to Berlin, with Hungary seizing Ruthenia as the invasion neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel DE Luce Nuernberg
Herman Goering
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Prague
International Military Tribunal
Goering
Neville Chamberlaine
Emil Hecha
Berlin
Neville Henderson
U. S
Sidney S. Alderman
Fuehrer
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Ruthenia
Horthy
Joseph Tiso
Wilhelmstrasse
North Alabama papers aid each other during AP wire outage
Snow disrupted AP services across Florence Times Muscle Shoals area Tri Cities Daily Huntsville Times Decatur Daily assisted by state Highway Patrol for rapid delivery. Gadsden Times sent copies to Huntsville Times. Chattanooga AP bureau delivered by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Associated Press
North Alabama
Florence
Julian McNeese
R. A. Troupe
Ee Fgig
John Jones Kayne
Gadsden Times
Huntsville Times
Chattanooga AP
Labor Fights Truman Plan To Find Facts
Detroit December 5. A GM strike continues as CIO UAW and Chrysler break off wage talks and terminate the working contract. Chrysler labor chief Robert W. Conder says the UAW-CIO rejected a six week extension request. President Truman’s peace plan faces opposition from top union leaders led by Philip Murray of CIO Steelworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Truman
Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corp
Robert W. Conder
Chrysler
Uaw-Cio
Associated Press
Labor chiefs split Washington amid AFL CIO clash
President William Green of the AFL diverged from CIO chief Philip Murray over President Truman's wage laws. Green called the cooling off period in Truman's plan unacceptable and said the president is sincere, though the proposal would cause delay and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor Today
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Green
White House
AFL
Congress
Murray Faults Truman in Pittsburgh Radio Attack
Murray accused President Truman in a Pittsburgh radio speech, building on AFL President Green and UMW President Lewis criticism of the proposed labor law. CIO leaders joined the assault amid General Motors plant walkouts by over 200,000 workers, as Congress pressed on with drafting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Pittsburgh
AFL
William Willian Green
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
General Motors
Man HFID in Snatch Case Bridgeport
Walther Dodge Schacht a discharged Marine who admitted abducting a Clearwater waitress, Mrs. Corene Lewis, 22, after holdups and thefts in Florida and Georgia. He surrendered in Bridgeport, faced charges of kidnapping and armed robbery, held on $50,000 bail, and confessed to stealing a car and fleeing to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Morris
Schacht
Florida
Clearwater
Farm Center Is Approved for Decatur Curb Market
The City Council approved sponsoring a $6,000 20 year loan from the Alabama State Marketing Board to underwrite an improved Decatur farm center and curb market. The Decatur Chamber of Commerce will underwrite. Plans move the curb market to L and N railroad property and remodel the building into a farm center. The ordinance followed a council meeting led by T F Adams and Maynard Layman from the chamber’s agricultural committee. All council members attended except C E Poole who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama State Marketing Board
Montgomery
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
First Avenue
Grant Street
L. & N. Railroad
T.F. Adams
Maynard Layman
Agricultural Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Poole
GIs in Germany May Phone Home for Christmas
AT and T said telephone service from Germany to the United States may be ready for Christmas. A three minute call to home could cost $12 with the message Merry Christmas, Mom, from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Morgan county court docket ends with multiple pleas
The Morgan county court finished its non jury docket this morning under Judge James H. Crow Jr. WilIie Russell pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law and was fined 50 dollars and costs. Melvin Fletcher and Zeelyor Byars also pled guilty with fines of 50 dollars and costs. Byars received 18 months probation. Several cases were not pressed or continued, Lena Johnson and Sallie Mae Johnson faced fines or sentences for resisting officers and vagrancy. others were continued or not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Court
James H. Crow Jr
Willie Russell
Melvin Fletcher
Zeelyor Byars
Buddy Carpenter
Jessie Carpenter
Bill Hood
Lena Johnson
Emma Houston
Chester Frost
Annie Jackson
Edgar Guyse
Trinity Reporting Good Bond Progress in Victory Loan Drive
The Trinity beat, led by Mrs. Gus Burt, reports progress in the Victory loan campaign with a series E bond quota of about 11 000 and sales of 6 000 so far. This beat has the only rural progress report, with Morgan county quotas assigned to each beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Beat
Gus Burt
Morgan County
Midway Turned War Course Revealed by War Chief
Capt Toshikazu Chmae, former naval operations head, disclosed Japan’s plan to seize Midway and push a Pacific offensive, wrecked by American dive bombers and fighters. He notes Japan aimed for a Hawaiian hold via bases from the Aleutians to New Hebrides, with 11 battleships and 76 ships opposed by 5 U S cruisers under Spruance, and says Yamamoto abandoned the campaign after the first day’s losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Midway
Pacific
Toshikazu €Hmae
Naval Operations
Navy Ministry
Japan
Sandspit Island
U. S
Raymond A. Spruance
Chinae
Waké
New Guinea
Snow Stalls Buses and Blackouts Hit North Alabama
Snow began Tuesday morning in Athens bringing four inches on the ground and cutting electricity. Power and phone lines were down nationwide. heat and cooking were disrupted as cafes closed and chickens died without electricity. About 28 cars stalled on Lacon and Hartselle mountains, with trucks used to clear cars and few accidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alabama
Athens
Lacon Mountain
Highway Department
Hartselle Mountain
Unusual service saved Decatur station power outage
The Decatur City Electric System provided an unusual service last night when trouble hit the Southern Railway electric lines parallel to the tracks. The city crew rigged a temporary line to power the ticket office and express facilities at the union station after lights failed, restoring service by 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur City
Southern Railway
Union
Busses Halted As Roads Fail, No Accidents Reported
Patrol says all roads passable except the Madison Huntsville segment blocked by downed lines. Fifteen cars stranded between here and Athens, a Nashville Greyhound bus stuck in Athens, a Nashville to Florence bus in a ditch. no injuries and no accident reports filed. Decatur morning bus service halted with no Birmingham departures until roads clear. Dwight Mixson, Southern Bell manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Huntsville
Here
Athens
Greyhound
Nashville
Florence
Highway Patrol
Decatur
Birmingham
Sheffield
Dwight Mixson
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Veteran seeks civilian work through U S Employment Service
Thirty five year old veteran Meredith Woodall age 25? married with one child, recently discharged from the Army November 23, 1945. He served as first sergeant and sergeant major of bomber squadron and group, with thorough knowledge of administrative work, reports, correspondence, records, and forms. Interview arranged via U S Employment Service, Decatur Daily runs this Job Wanted series to aid veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Woodall
U. S Employment Service
Army
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Atlantic Coast
James. Wade
Decatur Unions Club
W. A. Daugherty
Gadsden
Wade
Somerville
Cooper-Wells & Co
Raymond Britain
Arnold McClure
the Daily
Leon B. Dunaway
Seaman 1
Thirteenth Avenue
Pearl Hrbor
Leroy McEntire, Sr
L. L
Cy” Kennedy
R. E
Buck) Rogers
Tampa
Cullman
Finch
Billy Hammond
Tom Ratliff
E. J. Kanady
Charlie Hammond
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cpl
Vaughn Francis
Camp Shelby
Miss
Cpl Francis
South Pacific Theatre
Signal Corps
Mack Buchanan
Fort McPherson
Europe
Ann
H. R. Ross
Edward Cassidy
Sarah Elliott
Moulton
Thomas McDole
Athens 3
Baugh’s Infirmary
Leo Slaten
Ateenth Avenue East
Pts
Patricia Gail
Bank Street
Gilbert King
Hartseller
Decatur General Hospital
Edward Austin
Frances Cox
Alice Price
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Ken Reynolds
Diplomats
FDR
O. K
Chrysler Company
Hfid
Trinity
Lucretia Low
Decatur Daily
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