Decatur Sees Steady Industrial Growth Driven by Community
Over twenty years Decatur's industrial expansion remains steady and sound and the region's people are urged to safeguard ongoing progress.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
4
Over twenty years Decatur's industrial expansion remains steady and sound and the region's people are urged to safeguard ongoing progress.
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The piece argues tax laws hinder US economic progress by discouraging modernization. It cites a Warner & Swasey ad linking depreciation rules to unemployment, contrasts figures on industrial production from 1961 sources, and urges Congress to adopt a practical depreciation schedule to spur business and jobs.
In Finland the Communist party holds about a quarter of parliamentary seats, the largest bloc, while voters favor West trade and the European Common Market. President Kekkonen says the February elections will likely preserve the balance amid a Soviet border with rising Western ties.
In a 29 year column anniversary piece Drew Pearson notes mail criticizing his takes on Khrushchev and a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting. He recalls past reactions to Castro and Betancourt coverage and asserts change in world politics and the need for informed reporting.
An exhortation to self improvement urging readers to discard drugs and vice and reclaim nobility, confidence, and purpose. It guides returning to respectability, reviving interest, and cooperating with God and others to live the better life.
A veteran Mobile city detective Harry D. Simmons age 41 filed Wednesday to run for Mobile County sheriff. His only opponent is Joe Penthon a Brookley Air Force Base supervisor. Sheriff Ray Bridge has not decided on reelection.
A 1961 profile explains the 91 billion paid voluntarily in taxes out of 94.4 billion collected, per IRS Commissioner Mortimer Caplin voyage remarks. It notes audits target personal expenses, inventory understatements, lavish gifts, and sham corporate structures, with promises of tougher enforcement and criminal prosecution for fraud.
Mrs. Maurice Brown returns to Cullman Hospital after surgery and shows improving signs. Bobby Summerford hospitalized at Block Clinic then returned home. Jeanne Skelton and Jim David Alston ill at home. Deborah McWhirter sick with chicken pox at home. C B Woodard from Fort Payne visits Eva South. Dewitt Stringer visiting family from Tuscaloosa. Doug West injured in Friday ball game, X-rayed and discharged.
Federal Hill-Burton funds totaling 600 000 dollars were allocated to finance a new million dollar building for the School of Nursing at Providence Hospital Mobile. The Alabama Medical Association Board of Censors approved the action Wednesday, completing about 6 25 million dollars in Hill-Burton money earmarked for Alabama this year.
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