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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1950

Page

10

A Grape Is Wonderful For A Long Hot Afternoon

A writer tours Urbana Winery in the Finger Lakes, learning how grape juice, sugar and yeast ferment in oak casks and are aged in bottles to produce champagne like wine. Chief winemaster Fournier explains aging takes one to four years and bottles are periodically reshaken to settle sediment.

Hal Boyle Urbana N. Y Finger Lakes America Stewart Underhill Urbana Winery Co New York Charles Fournier Rheims Fournier

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE

The page presents a crossword with across and down clues covering facial bones seeds lists oxen bishops and more with a cryptogram puzzle featuring a Horace quote about faults and guilt. Readers are guided to decode substitutions and enjoy a daily brain teaser.

The Cork, The Bottle, And A Million Bottles

The narrator notes the champagne making process via quick freezing to remove cork and sediment then reseal with new corks and labels. Fournier explains the high cost from the countless handlings, and the scene ends with a joking count of bottles and a fond remark about grapes.

Fournier

China’s winter of woe deepens amid tax hikes and shortages

Fred Hampson reports from Hong Kong that Red China faces belt-tightening with higher prices and taxes. Large shops shrink, doctors and hospitals strain finances, and eight million people are described as destitute due to floods and disasters. Chou En-Lai cites 14 million acres flooded and 40 million displaced last summer, prompting state directives to shelter refugees in factories, while tax burdens on farmers rise and rail repairs proceed with limited aid.

Fred Hampson DeWitt MacKenzie Hong Kong China Associated Press Yangtze Valley Shanghai Nanking American Missionary Hospital University Hospital Ginling College Chou En-Lai Hopei Chou Red China Nan Han-Chen Communist People's Bank of Nan King North China Russia Mao Tze-Tung Moscow

Bill Seizure Power Raised by Senator Aiken

Senator Aiken argues Congress should study giving the President power to seize coal mines, referencing the 1946 wartime action. He cites labor union anti trust coverage and a Hartley act emergency resolution before the Senate Labor Committee as it weighs injunctive options and Lewis testimony amid accusations of unfair labor practices by John L Lewis.

Washington Aiken R-Vi Congress Robertson John B Lewis United Mine Workers Union Virginia Senate Labor Committee Truman Lewis Federal

China Red Questioning Mao Regime's Position in Asia

A Red China report notes questions over Mao Zedong's leadership and whether Beijing will cede its dominant role as Asia's leading communist government to a Soviet backed Kremlin. It cites a strong central committee faction resisting subservience to Russia and maintaining a paramount position won after twenty years of struggle.

Red China Moscow Mao Asia Kremlin Communist Central Committee Russia

Red Skelton On The Wagon

Hollywood Jan 23 Red Skelton admits he does not smoke drink gamble or frequent night clubs. He says he only goes to such places for benefits and resents others implying vice.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Red Skelton Red Romanoff's Vine Street Skelton

Red Skelton’s sobriety pledge and modest recreation

The comedian Red Skelton discusses public perception, his past drinking, and his commitment to sobriety. He notes limited lunches at Romanoff’s, avoiding Hollywood parties, and prefers painting, home movies, and writing. He mentions pals like Gene Fowler and his aim to create lasting work. He cites absolute zero as minus 273.16 degrees.

Gene Fowler Red Skelton

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