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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1950

Page

3

Slayings Reported In Philippine Mountains Professors Murdered

Two American professors Marvin Pittman and Robert Conklin were killed by Ifugao tribesmen while guided on a holiday hike near Calaban 150 miles north of Manila. The attackers robbed bodies, purchased a dog with stolen money, and held a dog meat feast.

Manila John F. Boland Washington D. C Boland United States - Philippines War Damage Commission Philippines Pittman Conklin Baguio

Tennessee River Traffic Surges in December 1949 Totals Rise

December river traffic reached 35,680,000 ton miles, up from 33,5 thousand in December 1948. December tonnage stood at 96,000 versus about 85,000 a year earlier. Early figures show 1949 ton miles well above 1948 totals.

Tennessee

Library Service For TVA Workers Slated

TVA and the Tennessee State Department of Education sign a contract to provide library services for workers at the Johnsonville steam plant. Austin Peay State College will serve areas east of the project and West Tennessee Junior College at Martin will serve areas west of the site. Local regional libraries will assist to meet increased demand as TVA workers relocate nearby.

TVA Johnsonville Tennessee State Department of Education Austin Peay State College West Tennessee Junior College Martin

Garrett Announces Candidacy for Alabama Attorney General

Si Garrett, longtime assistant attorney general, seeks the Democratic nomination for Alabama attorney general. A Grove Hill native and University of Alabama graduate, Garrett served as assistant AG since 1935 except for World War II service. he returned as deputy after being discharged as lieutenant colonel. He is married to Electra Jones of Florence with two young children and holds Baptist, American Legion, and Woodmen of the World memberships.

Si Garrett Alabama Democratic Executive Committee Garrett Grove Hill University of Alabama Law School Attorney General's Office Coma Garrett, Jr Clarke County Association of County Commissioners of Electra Jones Florence Henry D. Jones Eleventh Judicial Circuit The Baptist Church American Legion Woodmen of the World

Reverend Tanner Leads Mt View Services and Visitors Attend

Reverend William Tanner filled his Mt View appointment on Sunday with good attendance. The congregation invites ongoing services on the first and third Sundays each month. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson of Falkville and others from Huntsville Gadsden and Rock Creek.

William Tanner Mt. View Fred Robinson Falkville W. O. Clark L. E. Clark Cecil Reeves Mandy McNutt Billy L. E. Lindsey Huntsville Judson Lindsey Bertha Flax Tanner Mary F. Lindsey Billy Lindsey Herman Ward Bessemer Numan Turner Lurlene Gadsden Louis Tanner Rock Creek Bud Nellie Stinson Gandy’s Cove Silas Jones Melvin Stinson Gandy's Cove W. O. Lindsey Bobby Ray Clark Arthur Ermond Lindsey Bobby Gene James Edward Lindsey Little Louis Clark

Ice and Etna Craters Noted in Ancient and Modern Context

Ice served to cool drinks and preserve foods in ancient Rome. Mount Etna has around 200 subsidiary craters in addition to its central crater.

Mount Etna

Type of Paralysis That May Occur in Later Life

A 1960 King Features Syndicate article explains hemiplegia from apoplexy or brain hemorrhage, stressing early physical therapy to prevent deformities, passive movements, heat, massage, reeducation, splints, and active exercise to restore function and morale, with possible return to work. It also answers a kidney stone treatment question noting surgery for large stones and passage for smaller ones.

J.M

Hen-Pecked Husband Fable Ends In Elfin Escape

Poor Man in a New York column recounts an elf granting a henpecked husband one wish then turning his wife into a bantam. The spell backfires, the wife reverts, the elf vanishes into a mouse hole, and the husband is silenced by his spouse. Morals about chicken-hearted men and marriage.

Hal Boyle New York Toscanini Razzmo Gazzo

Lawrence County Lindly Hall Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Jack Hill and son Robert Lee of Cullman visited Emmett Osborn family. Lawrence Alexander Mary Brenda Alexander of Pinhook and Mrs Luke Terry visited Roxie Stocks. Mannie Borden Mildred Borden visited Louis Oden. Empe es Osborn ill. wishes for speedy recovery. Leamon Williams spent Sunday with Roxie Stocks. Myrtis Ledlow and Larry Don visited Marie Legion who is ill. Everett Tanksley of Moulton visited Pollie England. Garland Alexander near Pin hook and Robert Lee Hill of Cullman called on Talmadge Osborn. Morel Lackey Garland Alexander J P Robbins Dwight Banks Buddy Osborn Junior Elrod Truitt Osborn visited J S Burnett family. Thomas Brown near Piney Grove visited Miss Police England. Ettery Bates moved home. Morel Lackey Jimmie Barrett Eugene Hill Blunt Montgomery greeted community.

Jack Hill Robert Lee Cullman Emmett Osborn Lawrence Alexander Mary Brenda Alexander Pinhook Community Luke Terry Roxie Stocks Pollie Mannie Borden Wayne Betty Grayson Mildred Borden Louis Oden Osborn Leamon Williams Myrtis Ledlow Larry Don Marie Legion Everett Tanksley Moulton England Garland Alexander Near Pinhook Robert Lee Hill Talmadge Osborn Morel Lackey J. P. Robbins Dwight Banks Buddy Osborn Junior Elrod Truitt Osborn J. S. Burnett Thomas Brown Piney Grove Miss Police England Ettery Bates Jimmie Barrett Eugene Hill Blunt Montgomery

Frank M. Stewart Enters Race for Farm Post

Frank M. Stewart of Montgomery formally declares intention to run for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries in the May primary. Born October 10, 1903, he is a university educated farmer and former executive with the War Food Administration and Alabama Milk Control Board. He has led the Montgomery County Farm Bureau and held various farming and dairy roles while living at Hope Hall in Montgomery County.

Frank McLean Stewart Montgomery Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Mr. Stewart Montgomery County George Frank Kate McLean Stewart Starke University School Sidney; Lanier High School Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Effie Williams Dothan Betty Frank M. Stewart Boll Weevil American: Cotton Association Bellemeade Butter Company Alabama State Milk Control Board War Food Administration County Farm Bureau Dairy Producers” “Co-Operative International Association’ of Milk Control Agencies Quebec Canada Richmond Irginia Kiwanis ODK Sigma Phi Epsilon

Chrysler Plan Frowned Upon By UAW In Pension Talks

Detroit January 18. The CIO United Auto Workers reject Chrysler's $100 a month pension offer calling it completely inadequate and threatening seven day strike notice after ten straight days of talks. The union objects to financing, trust fund guarantees, fixed contributions, wage reopeners, and lack of union administration in pensions.

Detroit CIO United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corporation Chrysler UAW Ford Motor Co Ford Chrysler-Uaw Robert W. Conder Chrysler Corp

New Generating Unit Updates at Wheeler and Nearby Dams

Generating unit No. 7 at Wheeler dam is in commercial operation ahead of schedule with December 31 as a target. Work on unit No. 8 rotor and stator continues. At Wilson dam unit No. 13 operated all month while unit No. 4 nears mechanical run. Hales Bar prep for more units and Chickamauga project near completion of construction facilities for unit No. 4.

Wheeler Dam Wilson Dam Hales Bar Dam Chickamauga Dam

Mississippi Senate Votes to Repeal Law Creating Secret Police

The Mississippi senate voted 31 to 13 yesterday to repeal the law that created the state's secret police force. The report notes the action occurred in Jackson on January 18.

Jackson, Miss Mississippi Senate

Mississippi bureau of arrests in bus strike era 1947

The Mississippi bureau of investments created in 1947 to curb violence from a bus strike. An emergency legislature session established the agency and empowered it to make arrests without warrants.

Mississippi Bureau of Invests

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