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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1946

Page

3

GOP promises cleanup and 1948 race focus at banquet

Republican leaders led by Martin pledged a 1948 program to “clean up” after 14 years of New Deal, with Todd urging prompt action on labor legislation to prevent coal strikes. Dan Whetstone called for professionalizing diplomacy, as Reece urged quick pick of a 1948 convention city and a $900,000 budget for headquarters.

Jack Bell Eaders Congress Martin Mass GOP White House Jouett Ross Todd Kentucky Dan Whetstone Montana Carroll Reece Republican

Local drug firms listed as sellers and guarantors

Sold and guaranteed by Caddell Drug Co. in Decatur and by Alabama drug firms in Decatur Hartselle Cullman and Hanceville. Walker Wholesale Drug Co. of Birmingham is also listed.

Caddell Drug Co Decatur Alabama Drug Co Pattillo Drug Co Hartselle Super Drugs Cullman Peoples Drug Co Hanceville Drug Co Hanceville Walker Wholesale Drug Co B’ham

Decision in Will Contest Upends Tucker Estate

Alabama Supreme Court voids James A. Tucker will for unequal treatment of heirs and directs final estate disposition to Chambers County court. The court also upholds a 25 year sentence for Mrs. Missouri Mae Vice for stomping her husband to death in Birmingham.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Supreme Court James A. Tucker Chamber County John James Tucker Ed Livingston Chambers Supreme Court Missouri Mae Vice Birmingham Thomas B. “Pop

Iron Pony Retired After 26 Years At Fort Benning

Fort Benning Georgia reports its 20 mile narrow gauge iron pony locomotive is retired from active service after 26 years of Army use. The small engine helped move troops and supplies in World Wars one and two, carrying up to 84 000 troops in nine months, now placed in inactive reserve ready to return if needed.

Fort Benning United States Benning

Christmas Seals Mobilize Public TB Fight Nationwide

Tuberculosis remains the leading killer of the young, with deaths reported across the nation. The Christmas Seals drive backs campaigns to control TB, urging support for a broader nationwide effort.

Confusion Over Georgia White Primary Repeal Sparks Battle

The Atlanta Constitution reports that efforts to grant Georgia an all white primary by repealing primary laws trigger confusion. The piece notes potential questions over state wide or local primaries and clashes between white primary advocates and lawmakers on local autonomy.

Atlanta Georgia Atlanta Constitution Today General Assembly Fulton County

Augusta legislator drafts repeal bill on primaries

Roy Harris of Augusta, retiring speaker, writes incoming legislators that he is drafting a bill to repeal both state and county primary laws. He suggests new representatives introduce local bills to repeal laws governing their municipal primaries.

Roy Harris Augusta

States Ready for Building Hospitals in South

Georgia and Alabama health officials predicted their states will proceed with hospital construction under the Hill-Burton program. They expect the $75 million annual federal aid for five years, with each state likely receiving about $3 million yearly, contingent on Congress appropriating funds. Both say existing laws and surveys position them to meet participation requirements.

Ashington Georgia Alabama Congress B. F. Austin Guy G. Lunsford Public Health Service Lunsford Austin Anual Conference of State and Territorial Health Officers

Tuberculosis Germ Found By Robert Koch In 1882

The tubercule bacillus, the germ that causes tuberculosis, was discovered in 1882 by Robert Koch.

Robert Koch

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