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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
13
Hollywood report shows actress Mona Freeman, mother of a 14 month old, sharing candid teen age advice in Dear Wife. She urges acceptance of smoking by mature teens, fashion trends, balance between study and social life, and choosing a life path around ages 15 to 16, ending with a light note on her own late night feeding routine.
Dr Hjalmar Schacht the former Reichsbank head now faces retrial under Germanys de Nazification law. The Stuttgart ministry will pursue him as a major Nazi offender despite an earlier acquittal at Nuremberg. U S officials split on the case while German authorities press to stamp out Nazi taint.
A health notice discusses mental fatigue as a condition not defined only by tiredness. It explains causes from worry to strong emotions and urges personal action guided by a doctor. The piece blends medical guidance with local community notices, including military and social items.
Sergeant William P. Wade and Mrs Wade will sail from California on January 18 for Far East military assignment in Japan. Wade, near retirement eligibility, expects a two year tour with Mrs Wade joining later once papers and transport arrangements are completed.
County health officer Dr W R Taylor explains TB is infectious and not hereditary. The infectious period can last for years, so those in contact with TB should have annual X rays or as advised. Children up to age 12 are in the safe period, but those with prior contact should start X rays after 12 even if contact ended years ago.
At a Monday night meeting the town council unanimously approved plans for an option on a ten acre tract adjoining Shoemaker Cemetery to be used as a municipal cemetery. The deal would lease the land for 3000 dollars and place it as a city project managed by the town. The session also considered street repairs near the bus station and Long and Aldridge’s gin to Russsellville highway, as well as license schedule changes and gasoline tax remittance dates. A Miller Meter Co. representative discussed purchasing 16 parking meters to be placed along the A contract area pending final approval.
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