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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1938

Page

4

Christmas Cards Reach Morgan County Red Cross Members

Five hundred memberships are pledged for the Morgan County Chapter of the Red Cross. The note implies previous fundraising efforts have fallen short and calls for improved solicitation and public support.

Morgan County Red Cross

Leadership traits valued by older executives shift in modern business

Nation's Business notes a shift in what young men need for future executive roles. Judgment and balance remain key, with emphasis moving from aggression to energetic fitness and agreeable personality. Moral traits like ambition, seriousness, conscientiousness, and integrity are highly prized by seasoned leaders.

H. Schell Massachusetts Institute

Press clashes over pay as you go armament plan

Washington debates the presidents armament funding stance and tax implications. Officials differ on whether defense spending should be paid year by year and if taxes rise. Internal sources suggest RFC assets and unclear budgets may be tapped to fund defense.

Washington Newomen Stephen T. Early White House Clarifier Early Early Roosevelt Treasury Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC

Shopping visitors and club social notes from Albany days

One year ago today Mrs Spence Hardin of Hillsboro visited Albany Decatur for shopping. Mrs W B Markstein hosted the Silk Stocking Club with an extra table of guests at Ferry Street home. W P Moore Albany traffic officer walks his boat as repairs keep his motor idle. Lucian Sperr of Independent Life Insurance Co transferred to Huntsville.

Spence Hardin Hillsboro Albany- Decatur W. B. Markstein Silk Stocking Club Ferry Street W. P. Moore Albany Lucian Sperr The Independent Life Insurance Company Huntsville Daladier Maurice Evans Sally Eilers Daily News 50Th Street Broadway

Smell and Taste: The Chemical Senses Explained

Dr. Logan Clendening notes smell and taste are chemical senses, with smell more acute. He compares olfactory strength to a chemical balance and discusses brain involvement, infection pathways, and limits of taste centers. The piece outlines primary tastes, development of taste on the tongue, and how smell and taste drive digestion and nutrition.

Roosevelt defense budget plan signals reform and growth

The speaker analyzes a forthcoming budget strategy centering on a continental Latin American defense concept. The plan would raise total national defense to about 1.5 billion dollars next year, financed by a pay as you go style shift and recoverable assets.

Congress Roosevelt

Project Approved in Auburn Details Largely Incomplete

Project approval in Auburn Alabama is reported with partial details noting H H Bennett as chief but text is cut off leaving key roles and dates unclear.

Christmas Reflections on Bills and a Rabbit Hunt

A lighthearted exchange outlines holiday joy and looming expenses. A wife notes last week’s rabbit hunt. neighbors and Marie discuss a misfire that hit a cow while humor tempers the retirement of gifts and bills after Christmas.

Soil conservation project announced for 5000 acres

O C Medlock, state coordinator, announced here today that the Soil Conservation Service in Washington is initiating a 5000 acre land utilization project in Lee County.

The Soil Conservation Service Washington Lee County O. C. Medlock

Wall decries rail subsidy as highway price for rivals

Boston December 9 Frank J Wall vice president of the New Haven railroad says taxpayers contribute two billion dollars annually to furnish highways airways and waterways for railroad competitors. He declares the subsidy causes railroads problems that will never be solved until it ends.

Boston Frank J. Wall New Haven Railroad

Walter Winchell On Broadway High Life Notes From New York

Walter Winchell reports on Broadway buzz with Babe Ruth sightings, Tallulah Bankhead, Irving Berlin and other stars in midtown New York. Anecdotes cover theater, society clashes, and industry gossip as artists navigate public attention and private exploits.

New York Babe Ruth Ad Odets Doris Duke James Cromwell Fats Waller Toscanini Astor Paul Dorsey Time Japan Nippon Hankow Aileen Whelan Katharine Cornell Irving Berlin Jim Farley Midtown Marian Nixon Tallulah Bankhead Ap the Elysee Lillian Hellman Little Foxes Vyia Dorothy Parker

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