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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1931
Page
8
Travel and technology have transformed Christmas travel from rural trains to sleek cars planes and ships. Distances shrink and delays fade as families plan homecomings despite occasional storms while youngsters feel feverish anticipation before vacation.
Christmas travel gathers college students and families in a festive homeward rush. Rail terminals buzz with carolers, trees, and gatherings as youths cherish reunions, dances, and the long-cherished wish to return to Mother and Dad for the holiday.
S. E. Arvidson, general secretary of the L and N Y M C A, told The Decatur Daily that night school programs are very successful, highlighting improved attendance and student engagement across Warren County.
Sun Yat Sen's widow brands Cantonese and Nanking leaders as China's worst enemies, accusing them of straying from her husband’s revolutionary path and using office for personal gain. In a separate update, city trade school classes for employers’ trades show strong early progress with high enrollment retention and solid grades under instructors Bryant and Garren, at L and N M C A.
Charles P. Stewart profiles Senator Millard E Ty dings, noting his youthful, humorous, militant style in the Senate. Describes him as 41, tall and bald, with a sharp sense of humor and a history of radical stances. Compares him to Nye and La Follette, and contrasts liberal prohibition views with economic positions.
The Hotel Lyons receives a gold seal for a decade of perfect appearance sanitation and cleanliness, awarded by the Alabama state board of health after periodic inspections. Manager J K Hughes praises the award and pledges continued high standards.
Chief of police J G Rogers of Hartselle remains gravely ill at his home. Les William steps in as acting chief while the city awaits his recovery. A local note says school will be closed on Christmas and New Year nights. Community members are invited to inquire about courses from listed instructors or staff of the local 7 MOA.
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