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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1941

Page

18

Heavy rain lifts hydro reserves but power shortage lingers

Heavy rains boosted hydro electric reserves across the Midwest and Southeast but failed to dissolve a national defense power shortage. Officials said more rain is needed as the rainfall spread from the Great Lakes to the Southeast with restrictions easing in some areas though pooling remains in effect.

Atlanta Office of Production Management Power Division Great Lakes Ohio Mississippi Mississippi Valley Tennessee North Carolina

U S May Take Wire Control

FCC Chairman James L Fly said the Army and Navy might take over specific communications facilities for military use. He noted no plan to seize general communications and no censorship under the proposed wartime power. The second item reports the government assuming full control of insulin purity and potency measures as patents expired, transferring control to the FDA of the federal security agency.

Washington James L. Fly Federal Communications Commission Army Navy Senate Interstate Commerce FCC University of Toronto Food and Drug Administration Federal Security Agency

Connally Will Push Bill On War Plant Takeover

Senator Connally of Texas telegraphed Mississippi Governor Johnson that he is ready to seek Senate action on a bill granting government power to seize struck war production plants even if labor and industry conferences reach an agreement to end the strikes.

Bill Washington Senator Connally D.-Tex Paul B. Johnson Mississippi Senate

Editor killed by train at Greenwich station

Robert B. McNutt aged 30 a secretary and editor for the McNaught Syndicate was instantly killed when he fell under a departing train at Greenwich railroad station Monday night.

Oh, Conn Robert B. McNutt Mce- Naught Syndicate Feaures Greenwich

Notable Artists Who Designed Christmas Seals for NTA

The nationally prominent artists include Thomas M. Cleland Ernest Hamlin Baker Rockwell Kent Rudolph Rusicka George Vaughan Curtis Ilgud Coe and John Evans. Stevan Dohanos designed the 1941 Seal.

National Tuberculosis Association Thomas M. Cleland Ernest Hamlin Baker Rockwell Kent Rudolph Rusicka George Vaughan Curtis Llgud Coe John Evans Stevan Dohanos

How To Tell Army Planes

Description of the 89th Bombardment Group and its insignia notes the squadron as a long serving unit. It mentions participation in the 1916 Mexican punitive expedition and four World War I campaigns with the Rio Grande motif and a motto meaning Always Ready.

United States Rio Grande

Soldier killed on return from furlough in Alabama

Pvt. James Miller, visiting relatives for Christmas furlough in Andalusia, was killed last night when his car left a highway and overturned. Survived by father J. F. Miller and sister Mrs. Talon Brown of Phenix City. Funeral services tomorrow with fellow soldiers on furlough as pallbearers.

Andalusia Ala James Miller J. F. Miller Talon Brown Phenix City

Tuberculosis Eradication Highlighted by Morgan County Leader

Mrs. Louie Houston, president of the Morgan County Tuberculosis Association, declares that one of the greatest 20th century achievements is the eradication of tuberculosis in the United States. The remark underscores progress in public health and the ongoing fight against communicable disease.

United States Louie Houston Morgan County

Anniston Schools Receive Federal Education Funds

The federal works agency announced that President Roosevelt approved 21 projects costing 3,386,518 dollars for health and safety of service members and families. Anniston Alabama city board of education receives 20,000 dollars for school facility maintenance and operation.

Washington Federal Works Agency Roosevelt Anniston Ala City Board of Education

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