Dee Glimpses About Your Doctor
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
1
Weather and community notes from Decatur and Tri-Cities
Cloudy with rain this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. snow mixed rain in the north, colder with lows 26 to 32. Funeral attendance for H R Ross. Joe N Poole to speak at Decatur Civitan. Veterans home for holidays, enlistments, discharges and family visits listed from Athens to Decatur, with Silver Star award for Lt George A Sarles Jr. and other military service highlights. Regular church services and Christmas program planned, plus local social updates and brief travel notices.
Solons Cool to Navy Plan
Congress heard that Pearl Harbor might have been worse if the fleet had been caught elsewhere. Vice Admiral Wilkinson testified on naval intelligence. The Senate Palestine resolution gained House Foreign Affairs Committee support. A wage bill stalled for Christmas recess. House debated aid to China using surplus ships and officers. UNO participation measures advance, with debates over site and sanctions powers. UNRRA funding faces limits. Connally and Vandenberg warn no more money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Theodore S. Wilkinson
Naval Intelligence
Congressional Investigating Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Palestine
Senate Labor Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
United States
China
Carl Vinson
D.-Ga
House Naval Committee
Rep
Sheppard
D.calif
Appropriations
U. S
United Nations Organization
UNO Security Council
UNO
Senate
Great Britain
Foreign Affairs Committee
Connally
D.tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
White House
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
U. S. Treasury
UNRRA
Lee Vandenberg
R. -Mich
Fematiican
Co founder of Sellers hospital dies in Birmingham
Dr. William B. Sellers, a Birmingham physician and co founder of the An niston based Sellers hospital, died yesterday. He and his brother Dr. Edwin Sellers built the institution and ran it from 1906 to 1918.
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Birmingham
Residents Awake To Find Blanket Of Snow In City
A two inch snowfall blanketed Decatur and much of North Alabama this morning, with slick roads but no reported accidents. Telephone and electric services remained unaffected, and by noon most snow had melted or shifted to sleet in Hart Selle area. Huntsville Athens Cullman reports indicated about two inches on the ground. buses ran on schedule despite slower traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
North Alabama
Highway Patrol
Southern Bell Telephone Company
City Electric Department
Hartselle
Huntsville
Athens
Averat
Greyhound
Frigid Hand Kept On Eastern Areas By The AP
Winter weather kept its frigid, snowy grip across the East as at least 27 deaths were tied to a severe cold wave. Temperatures plunged to 20 below zero in parts of Minnesota and North Dakota, with subzero readings across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Nebraska. Snow blanketed sections of several states, notably western New York near Lake Erie.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Great Lakes
Georgia
Plains
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Buffalo
Buffalo
GI Re-Enlists to Spend Furlough in England
Cpl. James C. Oden, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph C. Oden of Danville, re enlisted after discharge Dec 2 1945, to remain overseas with his English wife Mrs Mary Sewts Oden. He will receive a 90 day furlough to be spent in England while taking pre induction tests at Fort McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. McCrary
Athens
Camp Haan
Calif
New Guinea
Hak
Australia
Manila
89Th Civil Service
William Edward Tiller
Fourth Avenue South
Morgan County
England
Cpl
James C. Oden
Joseph C. Oden
Danville 1
Air Corps
Enema
Mary Sewts Oden
Davenport
Latchford
Warrington
Oden
Fort McClellan
Stalin returns as Big Three prepare for world issues talks
Stalin resumes leadership at the Kremlin as the Big Three Foreign Ministers Byrnes Bevin Molotov finalize their preliminaries and plan a third session on world peace and prosperity. They express cautious optimism about future discussions on atomic energy control and major power understanding. The ministers met for two hours and 15 minutes in an atmosphere described as serious and businesslike.
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Stalin
Council of People's Commissars
Kremlin
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Black Sea
Sochi
Inoscow
Byrnes
Bevin
Molotov
Decatur City Council Adopts 1946 Tax Schedule Additions
Decatur 1946 tax schedule adds 18 kinds of business licenses and raises some, with hosiery mills and dry cleaners reduced. Exempts Ingalls Shipbuilding machinery for ten years, and imposes new rules on itinerant coal dealers, plus a $150,000 water tank and a ban on fortune tellers. Produce license up to $100, transit tax remains, and two percent gross receipts tax on buses and taxis. itinerant coal licenses set at $300 with per-truck increases. scales and receipts required.
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Decatur
Decatur Transit
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation
Photostat
Gadsden
Decatur Produce
Charles Eyster
Ingalls Company
Ingalls
Russell Speake
Phil Vaughn
Ben Britnell
Brittnell
Vaughn
Secret Hitler Orders Reveal Plans To Invade Turkey
War orders recovered from Col Gen Gustav Jodl show Hitler planned to invade the Middle East and wage war on Turkey if needed, with a 1940 aim to occupy France. The leather briefcase held over 50 original orders later discussed in war crimes trials and released by the AP. War Order No 9 cites Great Britain as the main enemy and victory depends on beating England.
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Louis P. Lochner Muernberg
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Middle East
Turkey
France
Gustav Jodl
Hitler
Jodl
Associated Press
Great Britain
England
Ford UAW raises rejected as GM strike widens
The Ford Motor Company offered a 12.5 percent wage increase or 15 cents an hour to CIO UAW which was rejected. GM had previously rejected a 13.5 cent or 10 percent raise as part of its wage dispute. In Flint, Michigan, GM’s AC Sparkplug plant faced pickets and 175,000 workers remained idle amid the standoff. GM listed a dozen demands for any new contract and planned Washington appearances for fact finding. Oil workers board in Washington weighed profits and prices in wage studies amid a 30 percent demand and government seizure last October.
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Associated Press
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Richard T. Leonard
Ford
Uaw-Cio
General Motors
John S. Bugas
Ford Labor Relations
Flint, Mich
Cio-Uaw
Washington
Truman
Kaiser-Frazier Corp
Oil Board
Schwellenbach
John C. Collet
Matsuoka Blamed For Blocking Peace Efforts in 1941
Tokyo reports that Japan blocked U S peace plans for eight days in spring 1941 as Foreign Minister Matsuoka sought Germany's stance. Konoye's memoirs reveal Matsuoka used a neutrality pact with the United States to stall, leading to a delayed acceptance of talks and eventual peril before Pearl Harbor.
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Marlin Spemper
Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
Yosuke Matsuoka
Germany
Prince Konoye
Matsuoka
Cordell Hull
U. S
Konoye
Matsuo
Chungking
China
United States
Britain
Associated Press
Nazi Plot Outlined by U S Prosecutors at Nuremberg
American prosecutors detailed a Nazi plan to exterminate Jews and erase Christian churches across Europe. They cited directives from leaders like Rosenberg and Bormann, and described block leaders receiving orders verbally, aiding pogroms, confiscations, and art looting while Goering, Keitel, and Frank were named among key figures.
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Noland Norgaard Nuernberg
Hitler
Germany
Europe
International Military Tribunal
Leadership Corps
Ernest Kaltenbrunner
Robert G. Storey
U. S
Munich
Brown House
Geoffrey Lawrence
Storey
Twoa
Col. Storey
Alfred Rosenberg
Martin Bormann
Bormann
Rosenberg
Robert Ley
Labor Front
Goering
Pearl Harbor Intercept Reveals Possible Early Escape Window
A Senate inquiry heard that the Japanese intercepted an American broadcast on December 6 1941 disclosing Pearl Harbor battle ships cruisers and destroyers. Vice Admiral Wilkinson testified that an early warning could have allowed ships to sail out within 90 minutes. He estimated six battleships six cruisers and about a dozen destroyers at Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate-House Inqury
Pearl Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Theodore S. Wilkinson
Naval Intelligence
West
Lahaina Roads
Hawaiian
MacArthur
Cmdr
Tomo Tachibana
Telligence
Col
F. P. Munson
MacArth
Ewes Eterne
Tachibana
United States
Wilkinson
Adm
Harold P. Stark
Naval Operations
Lucas D
Stark
Lucas
Veteran seeks civil service job after army service
Meredith Woodall, 23, single, completed three years in the Army on Nov 28, 1945, and who served in surgical and medical duties, seeks employment through US Employment Service. He assisted in surgery, administered injections, and provided emergency care. Previously a funeral attendant. plans to attend Morgan in Oct 1946 but cannot secure permanent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Woodall
Us& Employment Service
Army
Morgan Saves Bending
Avery
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Bessie Truman
Grady Lowe
Wilson Lindsey
Tri-Cities
H. R. Ross
Joe N. Poole
Martha Witt Rogers
Bob Jones College
Mrs. W. O. Rogers
Harold Bedingfield
E. F. Bedingfield
Decature
ETO
McCulloch Scruggs
Lynn
Gertrude Scruggs
Thomas E. Todd
Walter H. Todd
Walter
Sonny) Todd, Jr
Norma Todd
Jane Culver
Todd
Ft. Monmouth
New Jersey
Charles Truett Mitchell
Naval Department
Memphis
Tenn
Guam
Saipan
Wakayama
Nagoya
Mitchell
U.S. S. Luzon
Adm. Nimitz
C. W. Mitchell
Ith Ave. West
Geo. A. Sarles, Jr
George
Cleveland
Ohio
Sarles
Syracuse
N. Y
Patch
Seventh Army Infantry
Mary R. Thompson
Decatur 3
Portland
Oregon
Camp Blanding
Fila
Leonard Bowman
Pilot Point
Texas
Clarence Irick
U. S. Army
First Presbyterian Church
J.G. Flack Sr
Sheffield
Ken Reynolds
Solons
NAVY
By Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Ingalls Yard
Joseph B. Keenan
Italy
Iseroku Yamamoto
By Jack Bell
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