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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
3
Correspondent reports rising fear as German troops move through Hungary toward Romania. Hungarians blame the Nazis for shortages and coercion, while some mock Axis presence at a Budapest night club.
Mrs. Sue Hunt of Durham North Carolina reports chronic constipation and indigestion eased after using Gly-Cas capsules. She describes improved digestion sleep nerves energy and overall well being following the treatment. Advertisers note Gly-Cas available in the city and at leading druggists nearby.
W R Sanders and his two young daughters Billy and Jolie suffer flu. Malcolm McAnally leaves for Birmingham for training in electric welding. Mrs Alva Clemons moves to Hartville for her future home. Oldacre McAnally Dunaway return to Tulahoma Tennessee as carpenters. Frank Russell visits mother in town. Mrs Katie McAnally travels to Decatur on business. Families relocate to New Center. Ben Chunn shows slight improvement. Lorimer Oldacre and family visit Florence and Sheffield last Sunday.
Washington dispatch reports Army engineers studying a speedup in flood control construction. The move aligns with President Roosevelt’s budget message urging curtailment of nondefense spending but keeps options open to continue flood control projects already under way.
The Chicago strike over proposed pay cuts ends as union and city reach a wage scale agreement. City services return to normal six hours after workers protested, affecting 5,194 city employees and drawing praise from Mayor Edward J. Kelly.
A secret genealogy project uncovers an emptied family chest and rising suspicions in Captain Cary Essexs house. Cary, Nancy and relatives probe Horace Rand Althea and Mark Gould as clues surface about a missing chest contents and hidden motives amid family tensions.
Charles Burns of Cullman visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Ralph over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J W Lynn were in Huntsville Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Oldacer have moved away. J W Lynn Lum Maze and Larson Lynn attended a show in Hartsville Monday night. Emma Sue Lynn returned to school. Mrs Vera Maze visited Mrs R L Roberson for the illness of Ted and Henry son of Howard Gibson. Mr and Mrs Luther Hampton have recovered from the flu. Marvin Speake R J and Duck McCaghren returned home from C C Camp in Oregon. Before buying or selling your automobile glance over Ada daily.
Dennis Hampton and family recovery from measles at their home. Robert Layman returns home to Flint after a week with flu in Speake. Speake school lunch room nearing completion. Mrs. John Wiley and children visit Mrs. M. Alexander. Mrs. Sallie Gibson with her mother. Dixie Speake called to Wheeler Dam on activity.
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