Subscription Rates and Notable Local News Remarks
The notice covers subscription rates for three months and yearly periods, plus delivered rates by carrier. It comments on government taxes raising living costs and warns against public levies. It reports Homer Norton losing his Texas A M football coach job after alums bought out his contract for $20,000. It notes a Memphis alienation of affections verdict and humorous court foreman remarks. It highlights CARE relief deliveries from New York and Friendship Trains with local support ideas. It mentions Drew Pearson reporting from Europe and criticism of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Norton
Texas A. and M
Norton
College Station
Drew Pearson
Europe
Pearson
Decatur
North Alabama
Tenessee Valley
Charity's Golden Ladder and TVA Fight in Washington
The New York Times essay argues Gordon Clapp the TVA chairman faces partisan attacks from Republicans and Democrats. It notes his intelligence and resilience as Congress expected to clash over TVA’s perceived success next summer amid lobbying and political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington
Ferguson
Michigan
Dworshak
Idaho
Reed
Kansas
McKellar
Tennessee
TVA
Congress
The
New York Times
Jackson's Record Retires Birmingham Chamber Leader
Ervin Jackson steps down after two years as Birmingham Chamber of Commerce president during postwar adjustment. He is succeeded by John W. Black. Jackson's focus on Alabama prosperity links Birmingham growth to farm income, earning praise for leadership, courage and vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Jackson
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
John W. Black
Jackson
Alabama
Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
South urged to get aid via eight point plan and mechanization
Two blunt reports for the House agriculture committee call for a seven hundred twenty four million dollar Marshall plan for the South. They blame a rutted agrarian system and high credit costs for poverty while noting rapid farm mechanization could cut labor per bale by about 75 percent by 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture, Commerce, Labor and Interior Departments
Vicker
Georgia
Congress
South
North
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Program for the South urges eight-point plan for growth
A report warns monopoly will destroy Southern industry urging expansion not restriction. It notes the South holds one third of schoolchildren yet only one sixth of school funds and faces low income per capita and labor shortages. The eight point program calls for financial aid, research, fair transportation, anti monopoly action, end to interstate trade barriers, open surplus plants to small firms, welfare standards, and a federally financed investment program to boost productivity and resources.
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South
U. S
Wrorld
Body And Soul and the Hollywood Red Scare
Pegler critiques the Hollywood ten and Enterprise Studios for discharging or blacklisting figures who refused to deny communism. He notes John Garfield and Canada Lee in the film Body And Soul and mocks Daily Worker praise while weaving in satirical family and political lore from Washington.
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Maltz
Trumbo
Ornitz
Lawson
Lardnéeiman
Scott
Cole
Bessie
Dmytryk
Enterprise Studios
Hollywood
Vatman
John Garfield
Canada Lee
New York
Loobs
Committee On UN
Daily Worker
Washington
Humphrey Bogart
Baby Bacall
Farget Bheanor
Davey
State Department
Buchanan
David Hopkins
Ers
United States
Garfield
Canada
Leé
Daily Worker of
Iit
Committee On un-American Activities
Jacob Garfinkle
Jules
Russia
Los Angeles
Hitler
Pal Joey
Jake
Pearl Harbor
Berlin
Washington Book Club Studies Political Philosophy
A Washington discussion group of twelve men meets weekly to read and discuss political philosophy. A St John’s College professor guides readings from Thucydides to Aristotle to explore questions of government, justice, and how to create better governance. The group aims to deepen thinking about politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Thucydides
Christ
Athens
Plato
Jens
Philopher Plato
Hitler
Aristotle
Public Forum Letter Advocates Frugal Dining Habits
A. G. Glasscock of Cullman Alabama writes about good-table manners. He urges readers not to take more food than they can eat and to avoid waste, arguing national savings could feed the hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
A. G. Glasscock
Rt. 5
Cullman, Ala
Community Notes From Lawrence County LocalVisits
Mr and Mrs Richard Tucker traveled to Plant City Florida. Mr and Mrs G B Cox dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker. Emmit Allred family visited Franks home in Moulton. Fay Allred stayed with Frances Shelton. Minnie Tucker visited Decatur relatives. Cleo Tucker spent night in Decatur with Rev and Mrs Dennis Tucker. Savannah Tucker’s condition improved. Grady Browns daughter burned. friends wish her speedy recovery. Frank Tucker family visiting Emmit Allred in Moulton.
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Richard Tucker
Plant City
Florida
G. B. Cox
Frank Tucker
Emmit Allred
Fay and
Delmore
Fay Allred
Frances Shelton
Elbert Shelton
Emmett Allred
Moulton
Minnie Tucker
Decatur
Cleo Tucker
Dennis Tucker
Savannah Tucker
Grady Brown
Frank
Tucker
Minnie
Hollis Shelton
Rabbit fever disease known as tularemia explained
The article describes tularemia or rabbit fever as a disease naturally found in rabbits and certain rodents. It notes transmission through bites or infected blood, symptoms from fever to swollen lymph glands, and possible severe complications. Prevention includes protective gloves for handlers and cautions against ineffective treatments while highlighting streptomycin as beneficial.
Humility Grows in Group Talks as Adults Seek Higher Education
The excerpt notes how debate in a group sharpens humility and self doubt as members realize they lack all answers. It frames this as adult education, a study course for post schooling minds, and cites a President's commission report urging more such programs in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Special Commission On Higher Education
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
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Decatur Daily
Ala
Fennessee Valley Printing Co.,, Inc
Associated Press
Henry Wallace
Memphis
Shelby County
Tenessee
Broad Street
Maimonides
Spain
the Daily
Sy Ottin Pearson
Southern Monopoly
Pres ‘Neva
Anon
Pegler
Care Enterprise Studios
Diaitar
Harry Rasputin Hopkins
White House
Harry al. Raschid
Long Island
Lavey
New Deal
Jimmy
Elliott
Eleanor the Great
Grandma
Forbes Morgan
Eleanor
Arthur Kudner
Buchanan Agency
Buchanan Outfit
Han
Commission On Higher Education
Bell Syndicate Inc
Daily
Lawrence County
PINE
Hermann Bundesen, M.D
King
G. W
Peintures Syndicate, Luc
Appliance CO
Second Ave
Royal Air
Arvin
Hagler
Royal Tire Service
Lee
Auto Electric Supply CO
Bank Street
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