Nanking move troubles China with capital shift plan
A December dispatch from Chungking reports China plans to move the capital back to Nanking by March or April while Chungking remains the seat of government. The executive Yuan will meet in Nanking by December 15 and Premier Soong with about 1500 workers will move soon, but officials say Chungking will stay until early spring. Diplomats eye Nanking housing costs, while foreign offices complain of limited comfort and support amid Japanese occupation since 1937. The winter cold and scarce coal intensify the strain on officials and correspondents unsure where to base their reporting.
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Farmer Interest In Election High In Alabama
Alabama farmers show strong interest in electing AAA committeemen for 1946. December 10-15, about 250000 state farmers will consider neighbors to lead in 1000 communities. Crawley says committeemen shape policy on soil conservation prices and reconversion as war ends.
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Decatur Fire Dept. Busy After Quiet Run
Decatur's city fire department, after four days with no alarms, answered five calls in 24 hours from Friday afternoon to Saturday afternoon. Fires caused no serious damage. two were unnecessary runs. The most serious blaze was at H. M. Bailey’s home on Wadsworth Street due to a faulty flu, with damage estimated around two hundred dollars.
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War Department Plans Criticized By Governors
At the Southern governors conference closing session in New Orleans the War Department postwar military plans faced three criticisms. Virginia Governor C. W. Darden Jr. denounced the Army sponsored unification as creating a gigantic political power under one man and warned of political and military difficulties greater than any savings.
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