Wing meet highlights at Moul Chal 45
Report from the Wing meet noting 45 entries and key performances across events. Strong showings from local athletes and regional clubs marked the day, with emerging talents observed in sprint and field contests.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1947
Page
3
Fragments Hint at Agricultural Seed Seedling Issues
Fragmentary OCR notes reference crops, seeds, and field conditions with sparse details. Readable terms include alfa and utility mentions, suggesting agricultural context but missing clear actions, dates, or entities.
Royal couple receives annual royal allowance in Parliament vote
The house of commons approved 50 000 pounds a year for Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip amid labor opposition. Elizabeth taxed on 4000 pounds, Philip on 2000 pounds. Attlee and Cripps supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Attlee
Philip
Maurice Webb
Labor Party
Cripps
High School Lacks Stadium Inspires Community Debate
A local high school faces criticism for operating without a dedicated stadium igniting ongoing discussions among students families and district officials about funding facilities and future athletic programs.
Husbands Should Learn How To Use A Mirror
Hal Boyle profiles Dona Edpe Edmond a former court beautician for Queen Marie of Romania who argues American divorce rates could drop if husbands groom themselves visibly. He prescribes a glamor routine from waking to breakfast, plus specific tips on shaving hair, facial hair, voice, posture and behavior to charm wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Queen Marie of
Romania
Dona Edpe
Edmond
House of Beauty
Fifth Avenue
Queen Marie
Speake and Lawrence County Notes Farm and Family News
The McCaghren family mourns Franklin McCaghren who died Saturday and was laid to rest at Enon cemetery. Misses Sarah and Hazel McCaghren attended him. Miss Edith Kelsoe visits Decatur. Rev. Sinque Field preached in Birmingham. Millard Speake returns home after three years in Texas. A ball game is planned between Austinville and Speake. School closes Friday for holidays. Mrs. Cecil Hampton returns to teaching after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaghren
Franklin McCaghren
Enon Cemetery
Sarah
Hazel McCaghren
Decatur
Harry Way
Gladys
Hartselle
Edith Kelsoe
Lawrence Kelsoe
Sinque Field
Birmingham
The
Baptist Church
John McKay
J. D. Hembree
Arizona
Ruby Hebree
Millard
Texas
Telvie
Austinville
Speake
Cecil Hampton
Christmas Tree and Program at Morgan County Chapel
Christmas event planned at Forrest Chapel Morgan County with a tree and program on Monday night December 22. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. M G Whitten and daughter Lazelle plus Rev Clarence Davis attended a Sunday dinner with the W E Ward family. Families from nearby areas visited and hosted gatherings throughout the week including Therril Wallace and family and Ramon Wallaces 16th birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Whitten
Lazelle
Clarence Davis
W. E. Ward
Alvin Curtis
Lawrence County
Jess Smith
Smith
Therril Wallace
Frank Wallace
Helen Andrews
Decatur
Wallace Sims
Robert McCleskey
Wayland
Macdonia
Gilman Bullard
Pettysville
Rev
Freeman Smith
Amon Curtis
John Henry Bolan
Ramon
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Siegler
Bank Street
J. A. Cothren
8Th Ave
Belk’s
Mittens
Belk Hudron Co
Charles
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W P Roberts
Davidson
Davidson Coal & Feed Company
Tess
Stokes
Wilcon Furnaces
Buffalo
Decatur High School
Riverside Auditorium
Furniture CO
Dad
Decaturs
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