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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
6
Practical tips from Heloise on quick shirt ironing routines with detailed steps for cuffs plackets and collars. The letter also shares onion storage to prevent odor, a cloth towel blouse hack for babies, mahogany care with vinegar rinse, and a dew dampening method for clothes.
Washington AP report outlines 1963 tax rule changes on business entertaining. Deductions now require a business purpose and strict diary records for meals, gifts, and entertainment. Families and personal use must be separated, with 51 percent business use rules for facilities. The new rules spark concern among business leaders and service workers.
Twenty thousand letters mailed in Morgan County as part of the 1963 March of Dimes campaign led by county chairman John Gort. The effort honors Franklin D. Roosevelt and marks the March of Dimes 25th anniversary, highlighting vaccines by Salk and Sabin and the group’s community medical care program.
Gov. George Wallace will be honored January 13 with a concert by the 41st Infantry Division band from Mobile. The performance, in Confederate uniforms, is sponsored by the Alabama National Guard and precedes his inauguration.
The 1963 March of Dimes calls for gifts to help infants born with serious birth defects and youngsters affected by arthritis. An estimated 250000 babies are born with defects yearly in the U S and 42000 children suffer arthritis or rheumatic disease, with Morgan County joining the nationwide drive.
Circuit Judge J. Edgar Bowron heard testimony on a voter approved move to alter Birmingham's city government. He took the case under advisement and offered no date for a ruling. Arguments focused on validity and meaning of legislative acts relating to Comptroller Grady Fullerton and Probate Judge J. Paul Meeka.
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