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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

3

Jews Sealed Behind Eight Foot Wall in Warsaw Ghetto

AP reported German authorities sealed Warsaw's Jews inside a walled Central Ghetto district cutting 200 streets from the rest of the city. A Jewish council runs internal affairs with a security force of about a thousand, and passes restrict entry. Aryan workplaces remain but outsiders are blocked. the area is described as a health measure amid typhus and cold weather.

Alvin J. Steinkouf Warsaw Poland Associated Press Jewish Community Council Isaw

Six Scouts Advance in Decatur District Meeting

Six Scouts from Troop 61 sponsored by Southside Baptist church advanced to Second Class at the Decatur district board of review held at First Baptist church. Leaders note high advancement rate and near full uniforming. Other Second Class qualifiers include Troop 11 members and First Class Scout David Byars of Troop 11. Merit badges awarded span Basketry Farm Layout First Aid Handicraft Pathfinding Swimming Safety with named earners listed.

Southside Baptist Church D. D. Russell Decatur District Jimmie Haynes James Standridge Carlton Mann Bob Sittason Frederick Mittwede Billy Smith David Byars Judson Hawthorne Dewalt Russell Bile Barker P. Ray Lewis West

Leader to address Alabama Legion conference

Milo J. Warner national commander of the American Legion will speak at the Alabama department mid winter conference in Montgomery January 11 12. George L. Cleere state commander announced Warner is a Toledo Ohio attorney. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual winter meeting simultaneously.

Montgomery Ala Milo J. Warner American Legion Alabama Department George L. Cleere Warner Toledo, O American Legion Auxiliary

Radio drama ends with unexpected shipboard wedding

On a crisis night aboard the Georgian, Vance and Kit stage a rescue broadcast performance with Dr Hartpence and Gloria Le Brun as guests. Kit improvises to calm a frightened crowd, revealing a planned alliance that leads to the captain’s praise and a televised marriage proposal, restoring reputations.

Vance Hartpence Ken Speed Glorria le Brun Gloria Hart‘pence Gloria le Brun Wyncoop Jonas Kit Kitty O'Reilly Kitty O’reilly Flash Mrs. Healey

Christmas visits and family gatherings in Morgan County

Local notes record numerous visits and home stays across Morgan County and nearby areas. Families including Bakers, Kenneys, Odens, Hudgens, Stinsons, and Joneses exchanged holiday calls and guests with relatives in Decatur Hillsboro Fort Benning and Decatur, Alabama.

Security Law Changes Eyed in Congress

Washington reports lawmakers debate two paths for Social Security reform. A flat monthly grant of 20 to 30 dollars for seniors and a shifted matching formula that would raise federal aid to two dollars per state dollar up to a cap, with discussion led by Senator Donahey and Senator Connally. Democratic Leader Barkley notes potential major issue in coming Congress.

Washington Jan Donahey D-Calif White House Connally D-Tex Finance Mittee Barkley Senate Congress

Limestone County Notes and social visits in brief

The item lists many local people visiting relatives and friends in Limestone County during Christmas and year end. It notes Nancy Belle Rudder improving, Mrs Brown and son returning to the community, several visits to Mt Pleasant Kentucky Oakland and Athens, plus Christmas dinners and dinners with relatives. Tom McCormack laid to rest in Limestone cemetery at age 79. Lucille Nash and David Ball wed on Saturday December 28.

Es Belle Janice Hudgens Jones Gusta Kenney Alvin Stinson Hillsboro Annie Stinson Ira Oden Sonn L. Jackson Decatur Lee Kenney C. W. Hopper Howard Ev Guy Baker Jimmie Turner Leon Baker Armon Kenney Dewitt Jones Nancy Belle Rudder Bill Williams Huntsville Lee Williams Kyle Hoole Marguerite West Martha Glaze H. M. Layman Flint Clifford Zehner Roger Thompson Crutcher Glaze Mary Lee Evans Walter Evans Lovice Evans Ed Byvans Athens Arnold Hargrove Sardis Springs Oliver Allen Proctor John Evans Richard Grubbs

Lambdin Urges Continual Religious Growth in Speech

Nashville pastor J. E. Lambdin told Memphis listeners that a Christian’s religious development should never stop. He spoke in a prepared address during a morning program in the city.

Memphis Tenn J. EB. Lambdin Nashville

Heavy rains hit Alabama as warm spell gives way to cold

Heavy rains and unseasonal warmth opened the year in Alabama with many areas reading near 60 degrees. Forecasters warned of a coming cold wave from the West and freezing temps expected by tomorrow morning in the north. Rain totals included Huntsville 2.87 inches Mobile 1.94 Valley Head 1.02 and Ft. Payne 1.17. Traffic on U S 31 between Birmingham and Montgomery halted due to repairs with drivers urged to use the alternate paved route via Wetumpka Rockford and Sylacauga.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Huntaville Mobile Valley Head Ft. Payne Highway Department U. S No. 31 Birmingham Weetumpka Rockford Sylacauga

Baptist Training Union Conference Encourages Active Involvement

The speaker urged that the conference provide a place for everyone to take an active part in church work, regardless of age or position.

Thern Baptist Training Union Conference

Life improves with Gly-Cas says Miss Gene Grumble

Miss Gene Grumble of Saluda North Carolina reports life is more worth living since using Gly-Cas. She describes prior digestion problems and kidney pain, then says regular bowel action and better sleep followed, crediting the capsule remedy sold by Loyd's Drug Store and other local druggists.

Gene Grumble Saluda North Carolina Greenville Miss Grumble

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