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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
3
ee-Dee discusses adoption of new Tabor measures as inevitable while Sparkman says labor bills won’t swing Congress, aiming for good government with Democratic cooperation. Hill speaks to veterans on U S Russia policy, stressing national right to self-determination and NATO-like defense of the United Nations charter while avoiding appeasement.
FASTEETH powder offers a pleasant alkaline solution to secure dentures, helping to eat and talk more easily. It claims no sour taste or mouth feel, with fresher breath, and is available at drug stores.
Mary Lou Van Ness runs a private office on the Paramount lot serving 30 star bosses including Bing Crosby Ray Milland and Bob Hope. She arranges meetings answers fan mail shops for them drives their children and even sources dinners and gifts while managing personal calls and a discreet date service.
Dr. Charles Thomas of Monsanto said coal at $7 a ton remains cheaper than early atomic plants and that atomic power would supplement, not replace, coal and oil industries. He noted Oak Ridge's first plant may run by 1948, with costs higher but falling through tech gains. He warned the bomb threat could hinder peaceful uses and cited Alaska as a potential fuel-demand example.
Doctors describe kidneys containing miles of tubules that filter blood and warn of nighttime urination when fatigued. Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic used for over 40 years to flush wastes, relieve backache and restore sleep by aiding kidney function.
Buffalo designers Francis J. Roggan and Ben Skoney unveil the Super-Gluper a 590 pound three passenger auto with a rear one cylinder motor and a front hood baggage space. Their first test run to Kane Pa averaged 72 miles per gallon and they plan Jacksonville Fla production.
Lawrence S. Givens refuge manager says the annual quail hunt on the National Wildlife Refuge will be omitted this season. He notes the bag dropped from 650 in 1942 to just over 300 last season and cites habitat loss and heavy brush as the decline. Excess quail on the refuge feed on adjacent private lands where hunting remains legal, and any surplus would aid restocking.
Montgomery meeting of the state legislative council discussed conflicts in the Alabama absentee law. Members from the senate and house of representatives reviewed issues and debated potential changes during the session.
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