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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

3

Prospects for Tires Improve as Rubber Shift Occurs

Washington Dec 5 The first new tire casings to be released to civilians by the Army and Navy about 400000 will reach the market in a month. This boosts hopes for ending rationing around New Year’s and will be followed by surplus auto truck and tractor tires at a sizeable rate for some time. The War Assets Corporation says the government is stepping out of the rubber from alcohol business as low cost petroleum plants can meet demand for synthetic rubber. The three large plants costing 117 million dollars to use grain alcohol will be closed immediately on orders from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. New estimates of 300000 tons of natural rubber expected to reach the United States next year make restart of the alcohol plants unlikely. they will be kept in standby for emergency use, said G. B. Hadlock.

Sterlinc F. Green Washington Army Navy Consumer Goods Division War Assets Corporation Fihance Corporation G. B. Hadlock Office of Rubber Reserve

Thanksgiving at Lebanon Church Praised by Spokesman

A Lebanon Baptist church Thanksgiving Day program was enjoyed by all. The spokesman thanked ministers for serving and participants in the liberal offering taken for the new church, wishing God’s blessing on all who helped.

Lebanon Baptist Church

Mental illness ruling in Carole Landis gown incident

In Los Angeles on December 5 Charles Gramlich 30 of Athens Ohio was found mentally ill for the November 14 attempt to unzip the black lace gown of actress Carole Landis in her studio dressing room. Superior Judge George Dockweiler affirmed the ruling after Gramlich sought a jury review of the evidence.

Los Angeles Charles Gramlich Athens Ohio Carole Landis George Dockweiler Gramlich

Rubber program abandonment driven by costs and limits

RFC subsidiary supervising synthetic rubber production cited dollars and cents as reason to abandon alcohol plants at Institute West Virginia Kobuta Pennsylvania and Louisville Kentucky. Automotive tire market outlook improved by surplus casings report though 400000 unused tires to be offered represent about sixteen percent of one month sales under rationing.

RFC Hadlock Institute W. Va Kobuta Louisville Consumer Goods

Williams Speaks On Overseas Observations To Lions Club

Jimmy Williams, recently discharged from the armed service, told Decatur Lions Club members about his overseas observations from North Africa through Italy and France. He described deplorable living conditions among Arabs and housing shortages, with humor about an Arab wearing an American barracks bag as a belt.

Decatur Lions Club Jimmy Williams Armed Service Claude Carter Hotel Lyons North Africa Italy France Williams

Lieutenant Burks 48 Discharged After RAF Service

Second Lieutenant Elwood Burks a B 25 pilot is honorably separated from the RAF under the critical score point system. He is the son of Rev and Mrs B B Burks and has ties to Louisville and Decatur through schooling and employment. He plans to begin work with the U S Royal Tire Company in Dothan after discharge.

Elwood Burks RAF B. B Burks Louisville Howard College Birmingham Pi Kappa Alpha Southern Airways Inc Decatur U. S. Royal Tire Company Dothan Ala AAE

Is Epilepsy Inherited Cause of the Condition Discussed

A pamphlet from the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York offers expert opinions on whether epilepsy runs in families and what causes it. Free by mail to readers who request Dept M-103.

Fifth Ave New York N.Y

Typhus and Tuberculosis Cases Decline in October

Montgomery health officials reported 52 endemic typhus fever cases in October, with 108 in September. Tuberculosis cases also fell, totaling 165 in October versus 291 in September and 222 in October 1944, per the state Health Department.

Montgomery State Health Department Department

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