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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1945

Page

2

Romania Crisis Steps Expand Government With Western Help

The U S embassy announced Ambassador Harriman would travel by train to Bucharest with Russian and British officials to implement the foreign ministers conference accord. Vyshinski and Sir Archibald Clark Kerr would accompany, to meet King Mihai and the leftist government as Romania’s government stabilizes with external loan conditions.

Ioscow United States W. Averell Harriir Buchareste Foreign Ministers Andrei Vyshinski Archibald Clark Kexr Harriman Bic Russia Romania Vyshinski Sir Archibald Bucharest Mihai

Allied plan to form global atomic and Far East control

A sweeping postwar framework outlines an international atomic energy commission drawn from 21 nations, with the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, France, China and Canada key players. It also calls for a four power council for Japan, shifting policy authority and advancing democratic reforms in China Korea Romania and Eastern Europe, with timelines for troop withdrawals and government broadening.

Atomic Commission U. S Russia Britain France China Canada Truman Japan Tokyo Washington P S Four-Power Council Gen Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Byrnes- Bevin-Molotov Chiang Molotov Byrnes Korea United States Bulgaria Fatherland Front Italy Romania Hungary Finland

Explosion burns Birmingham pair in Mobile cabin

A newly married Birmingham couple were burned in an explosion at a tourist cabin in Mobile. Wilson was taken to a Mobile hospital in critical condition with major facial burns. The proprietor of the cabin was nearby and authorities investigated the blast.

Mobile Birmingham Wilson

Sermons and Navy Discharges Span Decatur Week

Rev R F Miller will preach at Sixth Avenue Church of God as seaman Charles Bates Haney and aviation mechanic Hugh Parrish receive Navy discharges. Other clergy fills include Rev Robert Glenn at First Christian and Rev Vance Gordon at Westside Presbyterian. Public notices cover court actions, hospital moves, and Christmas-week church events across Decatur with renewals in Red Cross and school reopenings.

R. F. Miller Sixth Avenue A of God Robert Glenn Falmouth First Christian Church Vance Gordon Florida Westside Presbyterian Church

Torture Evidence at Furushima War Crimes Trial

Testimony in Yokohama detailed alleged torture of prisoners of war at the Fukuoka camp. Lt. N. E. Churchill of Toledo described brutalities while Lt. Chotaro Furushima faces charges of starvation and mistreatment. related affidavits in Omuta expose further fatal injuries. The courtroom scene included a mistaken visual identification by Col. Murata.

Duane Hennessy Yokohama Fukuoka Japan Chotaro Furushima N. E. Churchill Toledo Ohio U. S Furushima Kei Yuri Omuta Kyushu Island James G. Paviokos Chicago Army Noah E. Heard Salinas Calif Col Sotaro Murata John W. Renchard Trenton N. J Coronel Murata Renchard

Trapped Kentucky miners feared dead as rescue ends

Earl Lewis, superintendent of Kentucky Straight Creek Coal, reported 7000 feet of tunnel may hold the trapped workers after 26 hours of rescue work. Officials had estimated 30 to 530 entombed as teams battled fires and gas, laying 5000 feet of telephone line for contact.

Bill Baker Woodrow Smith Flat Lick Ky Kentucky Straight Creek Coal Company Pineville State Highway Patrollman W. L. Pennington Earl Lewis Lewis W. E. Lewis

Egg Whites Whip Best at Room Temperature

Room temperature egg whites whip best around 70 degrees F. Remove from the refrigerator an hour before whipping to improve volume and texture.

Cotton futures edge higher amid holiday lull

New York cotton futures traded narrowly in quiet pre holiday activity. Investors covered some losses as liquidation and hedge selling met buying from mills, with late session prices down 15 to 40 cents a bale. March at 24.70, May 24.67, July 24.50.

New York

Nashville Livestock Market Report December sale figures

Nashville Tennessee December 28 market news reports light receipts with cattle near steady and some weakness in canner cows. Top weekly price for good steers around 16.50, vealers 14.00-16.50, hogs 14.55 for 140 300 lb barrows, sheep 10.50-14.00 for lambs and 6.00 for slaughter ewes. Overall demand relatively broad and steady compared with prior week.

Nashville Livestock Nashville Federal-State Market News Service

REBS Praise Yankee Outfit in World War I Service

Soldiers from the South who served in the Yankee division recall the unit fondly. Glennville Georgia native expresses pride in three years of service and no better outfit. William Polk of Montgomery Alabama calls it a “right fine time” to serve with the YD. Louis Sadduth of Birmingham Alabama says he enjoyed “making Rebels of them” and nearly settled among the Yankees after three years, praising the sports and fighting spirit.

Boston A. Ritt Glennville Corp William Polk Montgomery Ala Louis L. Sadduth Birmingham

Color as property of light rays in vision science

Light rays carry color which triggers visual action on the retina. The statement explains color as a physical property of light affecting sight, highlighting the link between wavelength and perception.

Rites Set for Preacher Rev Asa Tapscott

Funeral services for Rev. Asa N. Tapscott 57 who died Saturday will be conducted by Rev Lee Radford of Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church at Mt Tabor at 1 p m Saturday. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery Howell directing. The services were postponed to await the arrival of a son Bangs Tapscott from Indio California. Pallbearers include Thyle Cain J H Beggs John Carr Mr Carter Prof Dewey Whitten and Albert Beggs. Nieces will bring the flowers. Other ministers will assist.

Asa N. Tapscott Lee Radford Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church Mt. Tabor Howell Bangs Tapscott Indio Calif Thyle Cain J. H. Beggs John Carr

Bombs Hit Jerusalem Police. Several Britons Killed

In Jerusalem a coordinated bombing hit the police headquarters area and an arms store union. One British assistant police superintendent and four Basutoland police officers were among the dead or injured. A curfew was set at 11 p.m. as riots feared. The blast near Jaffa Road caused major structural damage and power outages. Denis Flanagan, an assistant superintendent, was shot while inspecting a mine near a cinema.

Jerusalem Criminal Investigation Department Jaffa Road Denis Flanagan Neaar

Union Chair Says AFL Might Seek Federal Takeover Over Strikes

An AFL executive indicated the union could ask the federal government to intervene in the strike bound Pennsylvania and Central Creation difficulties across 18 Eastern states. CIO electrical workers threaten a 200000 strong walkout with General Electric to meet federal conciliators next Wednesday. Westinghouse also agreed to talks as CIO elect workers plan a January 5 board meeting to set strike actions. Across the country work stoppages persist, idling about 386000 workers including at General Motors.

AFL Pennsylvania CIO General Electric Company Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co CIO Electrical Workers Executive Board General Motors

Short Traditional New Year Dish Fails In Decatur

Decatur grocers report a shortage of black eyed peas for New Year’s Day 1946 while hog jowl remains plentiful. Merchants say no black eyed peas have been on the market for months and few expect a supply until after the new year. Some stores expect hog fowl to be available though not everywhere yet. The custom links eating the peas and hog fowl to good fortune for the year ahead.

Decatur

Company vow on ability to pay sparks broader policy clash

Merritt argued the dispute mirrored a national policy struggle, beyond the company and union, framing it as an ideological fight on free enterprise. He said the issue belongs to Congress, as the case reveals weaknesses in confidence about ability to pay. Even a worm can learn from experience.

Three Cars In Collision Near Highway Twenty

A three car crash near Highway 20 about 8:30 last night injured three people with minor cuts. Wallace Victor Neal of Knoxville drove west and was blinded by lights, crossing the road and knocking down seven guard rail posts. Grady Lott of Decatur stopped to aid Neal when Herschel Lee Jackson, 14, also of Decatur, collided with both cars. Damages totaled 700 dollars with Neal 500, Jackson 175, Lott 25, and guard rails 385. all injured were in the Lott vehicle.

Highway Department Highway 20 Baugh Wallace Victor Neal Knoxville Tenn Grady Lott Decatur Neal Herschel Lee Jackson Lott Jackson Vera Brad- AliGue Borden Decatur x Irs Slatton

Small Holes in Underwear Warn of Further Damage

A caution advises that tiny fabric holes or breaks in underwear can expand if not repaired promptly. Early addressing prevents larger rips or unraveling and reduces need for patching later.

Truman Leaves Independence for Washington After Christmas Visit

President Truman departed Independence for Washington at 8:37 a.m. CST ending a three day Christmas stay with family and friends. He paid a fourth call on his mother Martha Truman and planned a statewide radio address to review the administrative program and labor proposals. He may tour cities afterward to present his case directly to the people. Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret, who traveled by train, planned to return to Washington in January.

Kansas City Truman Washington Independence Martha Rruntan Grandview White House Moscow James F.byrnes Margaret Congress State of the Union

Alabama draft board honors set for White House ceremony

Montgomery officials will draw a name from a fish bowl of 219 Alabama draft board members to represent the state at a White House ceremony Jan. 2. The event honors non compensated Selective Service personnel with five years service. Gov. Sparks will select a delegate and three alternates. Major Potter notes about 1,500 volunteers have two years or more service and will receive medals at Montgomery on Jan. 22.

Montgomery Ala Truman Chauncey Sparks White House Congress Bruce B. Potter State Draft Headquarters Potter Sparks

Holiday Breakfast Buffet Ideas for Guests

If you are hosting for the holidays, set up a breakfast buffet with multiple fruit juice bottles in ice, one or two hot dishes, and a selection of cereals for guests. This approach offers variety and a casual, welcoming start to the day.

Snowflake formation linked to warmer air temperatures

researchers note that the most intricate snowflake shapes emerge when ambient air is relatively warm, suggesting temperature conditions influence crystal complexity and structure.

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Security Council MIME Charles Bates Haney Elkmont Navy Hugh Parrish Holly Pond Ora M. Chenault Ninth Ave. W Cpl Martin S. Chenault Los Angeles 20Th Air Force Marianas Camp Shelby Miss William B. Strong Willoughby Presbyterian Church O’neal Jackson Keel New Hope Ee Navy Southside Baptist Church Eubern Halbrooks Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Douglas. L. Sharp Aviation Ordnanceman Board of Deacons BTU WMU Central Methodist Church George A.rice Memorial Drive Methodist Church J. N. Laubenthal G. M. Davenport Roy Garnett Sixth Avenue West Pacific Howard and Grant Garnett Saluda, S. C L. T. Jones Trinity S. B. Norris Decatur 1 Dennis Maze Somerville Morgan Area Price Control Board Morgan County Den Sarah McDonald Mrs T. L. McDonald Canal Street E. W. Fisher Decatur General Hospital Billy Aldridge Hartselle Decatur General L. M. Aday Sr Decatur 3 Sean Lagen Paul L. Masterson W. E. Masterson Sgt Paul Masterson Linz Austria Russell, Johnson Morgan The American Red Cross R. D. Jones Fairview Baptist Church O. T. Bolding Baugh Infirmary Patricia Key the Baugh Infirmary H. Simmons N. R. Lovelady East Moulton Street Ermon Wray Peggy McDonald Birmingham Southern Mary Elisabeth McDonald U. 8 N. Y. Cotton Joe Bailey Humphreys Crockett Tex David J. Day, Jr Rockport Ind Frank H. Morrison Atlanta Joshua V. Davidson Bridgeton Louis Geffen Josh Evans Vinita Okla Phillip J. Faherty, Jr Lambertsville Pat J. Sullivan Chattanooga R. Frank Smith Smith Frank Joseph Smith Sullivan Smiths Ance Mini James L.rankin
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