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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1950

Page

2

Pravda Alters Tass Dispatch On Korea Chinese Troop References

A Pravda reprint of a Tass dispatch on Korea shows inserted American press quotes and new references to Chinese troops and Mao. The change prompts speculation on Kremlin aims and possible steps toward World War III messaging and Soviet restraint in public lines.

William L. Ryan Associated Press Pravda New York Kremlin Tass Korea Mao Tze-Tung U. S Washington Soviet Union United States Ussr Mao Moscow People’s Army People's Republic

Deeds and Transfers List From Decatur District

A catalog of property transfers and deeds recorded, naming multiple buyers and sellers including Susie W. Christian, Decatur Homes Inc, O. M. Trotman, Lucille Trotman executrix, City Board of Education to City of Decatur, and others with various dollar amounts ranging from $100 to $10,000. Acts involve individuals, estates, and trustees across Decatur.

Susie W. Christian L.A. Walden Decatur Homes,Inc Aaron L. Jones Roland M. Fricke Clarence Lee Myrtle Lorene Jones William A. Petty Walter M. Millican Knox M. Biles Sr Roxie Mae Oden Morley Denbo William H. Sharp Davis C. Crow R. M. Walden L. A. Walden Vaughn Holland Louis J. Namie James D. Johnston E. D. Johnston Della J. May Archie B. Holmes Everett L. Orr Joan Shirley Lucy B. Orr James Vernon Hargett A. D. Sample B. J. Steel Lucille Trotman Executrix O. M. Trotman B.C. Ezel L. N. Standridge Arthur E. Hills Jr E. W. McAnally Hugh G. Leeman Sim E. Mullins C. Merritt J. D. Stever Morgia M. McAnally D. M. Nelson L. Mooneyham

Toone Circle to Lead Ninth Street Methodist Prayer Meet

The Toone circle of the WSCS will oversee the Ninth Street Methodist church prayer meeting this evening at 7 00. Mrs Charles Hyatt and her infant daughter at 1116 Chestnut Street were discharged from Hamil Clinic hospital today. Molay meets tonight at 7 30 in the Masonic temple. Weather: Tennessee River readings show Guntersville 593.2, Whitesburg 555.4, Decatur 551.9, Florence 411.5 with various falls through midnight Thursday.

Toone Circle WSCS Ninth Street Methodist Church Charles Hyatt Chestnut Street Hamil Clinic Molay Masonic Temple Tennessee River U. S. Weather Bureau Knoxville Guntersville Whitesburg Decatur Florence

Marriage Licenses for James Minor and Carolyn Robin

James Roland Minor aged 18 of Hartrelle and Carolyn Robin son aged 18 of 618 East Walnut Decatur obtain marriage license. Both listed as students.

James Roland Minor Hartrelle Carolyn Robinson East Walnut Decatur

Circuit court action over promissory note between General Finance and Leland Vassar

General Finance of Decatur sues Leland Vassar for a $323.88 promissory note due. Attorney W. L. Chenault represents the plaintiff. The record notes a related county court action by State National Bank of Decatur against Bessie Poole and Earl Maze seeking possession of a one and a half ton truck on promissory note terms. Norman W. Harris is listed as attorney for the plaintiff.

General Finance Company of Decatur Leland Vassar W. L. Chenault State National Bank of Decatur Bessie Poole Earl Maze Norman W. Harris

Indian plan gains support for assembly delegation move

India's Sir Benegal Rau indicated expectations of about 55 votes backing a proposal to name Nasrollah Enteram as assembly President and to appoint two delegates to serve on his behalf as part of the 1 committee.

India Sir Benegal N. Rau Assembly Nasrollah Enteram Enteram

Singapore Turmoil Eases After Deadly Riots

Singapore returns to normal as curfew remains in effect after two days of clashes over custody of Maria Hertogh. 16 dead and 180 injured, with warnings of further Malay and Indian violence. Police arrested about 30 youths. government offices and banks reopen while buses stay suspended. The custody dispute aid by court order moving to Holland pending appeal.

Singapore Maria Bertha Holland

Dr Ben Allen Passes In New York

The body of Dr Ben Lee Allen Jr 50 died in New York City will be flown to Athens where funeral services are planned at McConnell's chapel with graveside military rites. He was a World War I ship surgeon and longtime New York hospital physician survived by his mother Mrs Allen of Athens and sister Mrs Malvina Allen Moore of Colorado Springs.

Ben Lee Allen Jr Athens McConnell’s Chapel Athens City Cemetery New York New York City Allen Limestoke County Mal Ragsdale Allen B. L. Allen Green School Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt Malvina Allen Moore Colorado Springs

Truman meets Republicans in show of unity over defense

Talks discuss wage price controls and a possible rise in military manpower. Gov. Dewey plans a major address on the international crisis, while Sen. Taft signals support for an 18 division ground force goal to bolster national security.

Wherry Mr. Truman State Acheson Defense Marshall America Thomas E. Dewey New York Dewey Taft Ohio Senate Republican Policy Committee

Evacuation of Hungnam Becomes Difficult Narrow Escape

Allied observers noted the 17th corps reached the Hungnam beachhead two days earlier as China threat rises. Evacuation speeds increase with ships and aircraft moving men and matériel from battered ports while Red forces resist. commanders race to clear two landing strips and load more than 100 Chinese infiltrators in American disguises.

10Th Corps 17Th Yalu Soviet Siberia Hamhung Tom Stone Tokyo Hungnam Max Desfor U. S Third Division

Army Draft Call Aims to Raise Strength by Next July

The Army, at about 1,000,900, plans to reach 1,264,900 by July 1 to rebuild mobile reserve and defenses at home and to augment European strength under NATO. Korea casualties exceed 27,940 through December 1, with renewed Chinese attacks prompting use of the U S manpower pool for replacements.

Europe Korea

Clarification Issued on Christmas Basket Distribution

Miss Nina Woods explains she has no baskets to give and urges seekers to contact the Welfare Department or Salvation Army. Welfare head Miss Clio Levin outlines the process: referrals go to the Welfare Department for verification, then to Woods for agency distribution to ensure no duplication and to aid those in need this Christmas.

Nina Woods Community Chest Coordinating Council Miss Wood Welfare Department Salvation Army Clio Levin Miss Lovin

Rail Strike Warps U S Rail Lines Across Nation

Unions fault White House for failure to settle wage hour dispute as 48 hours pay for 40 hours work sought. Government seized railroads Aug 30 amid crisis with Army running lines including Pennsylvania Santa Fe Monon Soo Northwestern Nickel Plate Indiana Harbor and Elgin Joliet and Eastern. Some lines affected while Milwaukee Burlington New York Central Illinois Central and others reported not affected. Early morning workers struck. later switchmen reported illness or inability to report.

White House Union Army Pennsylvania Santa Fe Monon Soo Northwestern Nickel Plate Indiana Harbor Elgin Joliet Eastern Milwaukee Burlington New York Central Illinois Central Rock, Island and Gulf Mobile Ohio

Suspect Admits Thefts From Several Downtown Cafes

A detainee named Whitmire confessed to taking a typewriter found at the laundry near the Louisianne Cafe. He also claimed to have stolen a watch bracelet and ring from Nelsons, plus cigarettes and money from the Red Spot Cafe, with transfer to another facility likely.

Louisianne Cafe Whitmire Nelson Red Spot Cafe

Markets and Farm Prices in Decatur

Market notes from Decatur list cotton middling at 42.00 cents with strict low 40.56, cottonseed at 100 dollars per ton, broilers 23 cents delivered, hens 20 to 24 cents delivered, and eggs at 80 cents per dozen. Wheat at 2.32, No 2 yellow corn 1.47, No 2 white corn 1.42, No 3 white corn 1.37, No 2 oats 85 cents, No 2 mile 1.95, with corn basis moisture figures and grain moisture noted.

North Georgia live poultry market steadiness and prices

North Georgia live poultry market remained steady with adequate supplies. Barred rock crosses sold as low as 20 cents in one section due to light trucking demand. Prices paid FOB farm Tuesday afternoon and this morning ranged broilers and fryers all weights 20-23 cents, mostly 21 1 2-22 cents.

Atlanta USDA North Georgia

Nashville Livestock Prices Move Amid Mixed Demand

Nashville Tennessee December 13 cattle market reports active trade with steers and heifers steady, beef cows and bulls firm to higher, traders noting few larger lots. Calves and hogs show varied gains with high end beef calves 32 to 36 dollars, hogs mostly steady 16 to 18 dollars, sheep modest at 25 dollars.

Nashville Livestock Nashville Tenn Federal State Departments of Agriculture

Ada Wilhite Rites Set at Powell's Chapel

Funeral services for Ada Wilhite 69 will be Thursday at 2 P M at Powell's chapel near the Cullman county line. Rev. Le Roy Simmons and Rev. J K Rodgers will lead. Interment in adjoining cemetery by Mutual Service. She died about 12 25 A M after two weeks illness. Survivors include husband John Wilhite three sons daughters and step children all residents of Hart selle and Falkville area. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers.

Ada Wilhite Powell's Chapel Cullman County Leroy Simmons J. K. Rodgers Birmingham Elmer and Kent Handley Decatur Cora Lee George Lorrie Coots Mertie Wilhite Hartselle Dewey Wilhite Bob Fred Rescoe Falkville 2 Dora Alvis Besse Whittle Kate Alvis

Mrs Green Called Home Widow of Decatur Banker Dies in Birmingham

Mrs Alice N Green widow of Dent Green former Decatur vice president of State National Bank died Tuesday evening at her Birmingham home. Funeral services will be in Birmingham Thursday then interment in Decatur city cemetery at 2 30 PM. Survived by two daughters Mrs Herren of Birmingham and Mrs Redd ing of Chattanooga and a brother in law John H Green of Decatur.

Alice N. Green Dent Green Decatur Birmingham Baptist Charles G. Herren James L. Redding Chattanooga John H. Green

Shot Blows Lid Off Gambling Probe in Los Angeles

The shotgun slaying of attorney Sam Pummel, linked to underworld figures, sparks renewed grand jury scrutiny into Guarantee Finance a $6 million a year bookmaking front. Sheriff officials Schaffer and Pearson face suspensions over a secret Sunday meeting with Rummel. Gov Warren condemns the violence as gang warfare.

Los Angeles Sam Pummel Underworld Lawrence Schaffer Carl H. Pearson Guarantee Finance Co Rummel Grand Jury Pearson Schaffer Guarantee Finance Schafer Sheriff's Office Eugene Biscailuz Mickey Cohen Earl Warren Sacramento

Senate Reviews Yugoslav Aid and Economic Control Questions

Congress debates Yugoslav aid funded from Marshall Plan reserves while President seeks separate appropriation. Republican senators press for justification of auto price boosts and steel pricing gaps. Senate committees summon ex FBI agents over Anna Rosenberg front rally claims amid Defense post nomination. Kefauver warns silent witnesses face contempt as anti-trust and merger bills move forward.

Senate Capitol Hill Bricker Ohio Capehart Indiana Senate Armed Services Committee FBI Anna Rosenberg Senate Crime Investigating Committee New Jersey New York Kefauver D-Tenn Congress O’mahoney D-Wye

Obituary notices Town Creek area residents listed

Town Creek obituary announces surviving wife foster daughter and a large family. Survivors include father T. W. Owens five brothers Oscar Theo Otto Ben and others and multiple sisters in Town Creek Hatton and Tuscumbia.

Brown Service Tuscumbia T. W. Owens Oscar Theo Otto Hatton Ben Bangor Ethel Copeland Maude Copeland Eunice Hagood Town Creek Claude Sandlin Alton Cornelius

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Riverside School Mary Banks Terrell Mary—Patricia Hill Josephs Ernest Allgood Shepherds Ronnie Free Lila Johnson Wise Men Glendle Sykes Bobby Thomas Barry Redding Angel Virginia Guyton Ford Lee Ronnie Jones David Story John Giles Joe Guyton Dan Craft Nobie Russell Charlie Major Leon Herchen Kahn Robert Martin Madison 2 Decatur General Hospital W. F. Hays Decatur 3 Hamil Clinic Hospital Ben Allen N. Y Eighth Army Seoul Tenth Corps Changjin Reservoir Arthur J. Doyle Inchon Japan Stone Stan Swinton Anzio Italy Swinton Hungnam’s Mrs. Wilhite Mrs. Green
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