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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1948

Page

3

Oklahoma Moves to Create Separate Negro Law School

The Oklahoma regents announced a new negro law school at Langston University as a branch of the state system to comply with a recent federal ruling. Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, denied admission to the University of Oklahoma law school, will pursue enrollment at the state university while NAACP leaders plan further legal action.

Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma Law School United States Supreme Court Wee Oklahoma State Po.und Education James E. Stewart National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Supreme Court Roscoe Dunjee NAACP Washington, D. C Ada Lois Sione] Fisher State University Dunjee Norman State Regents Langston University Langston, Ohlo State University Law School U. S. Sunnamen Ani Peewee Wun State Supreme Court Oklahoma State Capitol State Law Library W. Page Keete

U S releases gold to bolster Greek drachma

Athens reports the United States released 2 million dollars in American held Greek gold to support the depreciating drachma. Dwight P Grisw old, head of the American mission to aid Greece, disclosed the move amid reports of imminent guerrilla attacks near Greece's northern frontier and heavy military movements near the Albanian and Yugoslav borders.

Athens United States Dwight P. Griswold Greece Sanelika Albania Yugoslavia

A Russian Journal on a Ukrainian Collectiv farm visit

John Steinbeck and Robert Capa travel through Soviet Ukraine near Kiev as special correspondents. They witness Schevchenko village life after war, detailing rebuilt homes, gardens, beehives, and the stark toll of conflict on cattle, machinery, and people, including cripples kept at work to restore dignity. The narrative contrasts hardship with resilience and community effort.

Kiev Ukraine John Steinbeck Robert Capa New York Herald Tribune Salagais Capa Schevchenko Shevchenko

Athens News Items Roundup of Local Visits and Local News

State Criminal Investigator R A Troupe and Sheriff John G Sandlin visited Montgomery Tuesday. Various local residents return from out of town, attend events, or report health and housing updates. Weather turns cold with snow and near-freezing temps. March of Dimes campaign begins among county schools.

R. A. ‘Troupe Montgomery Prim Rowe F Christopher Richard Earl Honolulu Avy L. P. Tunstill A. M. Christopher William Eisenman Jefferson Hospital Birmingham Tom Sutton E. D. Wilson Atlanta W. H. Martin Gaines C. Smith Elaine C. D. Glaze, Jr W. L. McFee Athens College First Methodist Church W. W. Malone Sr Clay Rawls New Orleans Emory Shelton Bermuda Debora Kay E. Shelton M. @. Gray Cody Sweetland Thomas Clem Billy Lewis Malone Circle H. J. Littrell Jack Christopher J. H. Maples Fort Myers Florida

Steinbeck and Capa Visit Ukrainian Farm Banquet

A field scene shows women in long skirts and headcloths picking cucumbers while barefoot. Children wear only trousers, skin tanned by sun. A boy named Grisha notes Americans are people like them as edge piles await trucks for harvest.

Grisha

Minnows from Decatur Power a Southern Fishing Trade

Clark spoke at the Decatur Rotary Club on how minnows are distributed from Decatur to fishermen across the Southeast. He traced the business growth from 40,000 minnows in year one to several million handled, sharing breeding trials and pond experiences.

Decatur Prentiss Clark Decatur Rotary Club Lyons Vocational Service Committee Clarke Rotary Mr. Clark Hill Ferguson Jack Stone Hartselle Ed Branch Huntsville E. W. McLeod Edwin Wyle South Butler N. Y Jimmy Bloodworth Walter Darrah Thad Petty

Man Held in Wife's Slaying in Washington and Oregon

Clifford Spears 45 is held by police in Vancouver Washington for the stabbing death of his wife Eha Mae 55 whose body was found in a truck Spears had driven from Oregon to attend his mother’s funeral The slaying occurred as Hillsboro police sought to notify Spears about a fire at his La Centre Washington farm home Prosecutor R DeWitt Jones said formal charges would follow after investigation Chief Deputy H M Quarnberg said Spears admitted I’m glad it’s over to officers after they confronted him in a Hillsboro hotel room

Vancouver Wash Clifford Spears Spears Oregon Hillsboro Ore la Centre R. DeWitt Jones H. M. Quarnberg Eha Mae Quarnberg

Mobile schools close as cold forces third straight day off

Mobile Alabama January 20 More than 3000 Mobile county school children receive a holiday today due to heating problems as the temperature drops below freezing for the third consecutive day.

Mobile Ala

Bandit Spares Taxi Driver After Tiny Theft in Philadelphia

A robber held up taxi driver Richard Hartline in Philadelphia on January 20 but refused the money after learning it totaled only two dollars. The bandit told Hartline to keep it and fled. The incident reflects a minor, odd crime with no injuries reported.

Philadelphia Richard Hartline Hartline

Workmen Shovel Snow in Niigata Quietly After Slow Start

Workers on Japan's West coast shoveled snow from railroad tracks near Niigata. Initial mood was sluggish and pay complaints, but later reports said some began shoveling quickly and happily as conditions improved.

Tokyo Niigata Japan Ihen

Hidden market nets fish tossed from trains at station

A fragment notes choice fish turned up and discarded by black marketeers who saw police awaiting at the station to search their bundles.

SSS Tonic advertised to boost blood strength and energy

An advertisement extols SSS Tonic as a remedy for sluggishness and fatigue by rebuilding red blood cells and improving digestion. It claims to energize the body, improve appetite and sleep, and promote better health, with millions of bottles sold and urging readers to buy at their drug store.

Tomach Pia SSS Tonic Helne

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