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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1950

Page

3

New Klan Group To Fight Reds Forms After Merger

A merged Ku Klux Klan faction based in Jacksonville announced plans to battle 1,100 pro communist groups in the United States. The unified group targeted the NAACP Bnai Brith and the Federal Council of Churches and pledged active anti communism while noting the Roman Catholic Church as a partisan ally in the fight. Leaders named were Nathan SI an Emperor, Hugh Morris of Birmingham Thomas L Hamilton of Leesville and Bill Hendrix of Tallahassee.

Jacksonville Ku Klux Klan Georgia Lick United States National Association For Advancement of Colored People B'nai B'rith Federal Council of Churches Christ America Federated Klans of Alabama Southern Knights Association of Carolina Klans Samuel Roper Association of Georgia Klans United’ Klan Nathan SI Hugh Morris Birmingham Ala Thomas L. Hamilton Leesville S. C Bill Hendrix Tallahassee Fla

Folsom Denounces Civil Rights Talk During North Carolina Visit

Governor James Folsom of Alabama says Americans are tired of civil rights fulminations. He calls for moving on to “more important things” after attending a Southern Democrats conference in Raleigh. Folsom and wife visited Mrs. Mall A. Spangler near Shelby en route to Montgomery.

Shelby N. C James Folsom Alabama Montgomery Ala Raleigh Folsom FEPC

Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Chest Colds

An ad promotes Creomulsion as a trusted remedy for acute bronchitis and chest colds. It claims over 30 years of use, safe ingredients, no narcotics, and suitability for children, urging readers to ask their druggist and follow directions.

Rocks could fuel atomic energy for millennia says Gamow

Dr George Gamow argues in One Two Infinity that ordinary granite holds four grams of uranium and 12 grams of thorium per ton and, via breeding and conversion, could extend world energy supplies to one or two thousand years. He notes uranium-238 and thorium offer long potential futures if usable.

Washington George Gamow George Washington University Gamow Viking Atomic Energy Commission Gamon

Civil rights memories unfold at Raleigh session

Folsom recalls learning civil rights as a boy stacking lumber in the South. He describes a remark from a strapping youth about keeping up with him, noting they earned the same pay of 40 cents per thousand feet for lumber work.

Raleigh Folsom

Demand Deposits Drop But Savings Accounts Increase

Decatur banks show total debits for December at 18,446,635 dollars, up slightly from November but 0.7% below year earlier. Demand deposits end December at 11,884,900, down 86% from November and 1.8% below a year ago, while savings deposits at month end stand at 2,229,968, up 2.3% from November and 1.3% above December last year.

Decatur Bureau of Business Research The University of Alabama H. H. Chapco Man Gitecnor

Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Page Summary

A page featuring a large crossword with numbered across and down clues and a cryptogram puzzle. Includes instructions for solving the cryptoquote and a sample quote by Longfellow with a daily cipher key. Also includes Saturday's cryptoquote quotation by Watts and a syndicate credit.

Watts Ming Features Syndicate

Good Comedy Writers Never Out of Work Says Bergen

Hal Boyle reports on Edger Bergen and the joke industry. Bergen explains the writer’s role in shaping material and the evolving career path from beginner to top writers. He notes many writers work with him and stresses ongoing demand for fresh talent and the need for editing skill.

Bergen New York Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Mortimer Snerd Jack Benny Bob Hope Milton Berle McCarthy Snerd Los Angeles Dorothy Kingley MGM

Unemployment Trends Shift as Claims Rise in Contrast

The report notes that compared with December of last year, placements and applications fell while unemployment compensation claims and payments rose sharply, indicating a pivot in the labor market dynamics and government support costs.

Legion Sponsors Box Supper And Political Rally

The American Legion post at Morgan City will sponsor a box supper and political rally on April 1 after a called meeting led by Post Commander Willard Clark. The post voted to support the event and to provide a platform for all candidates.

American Legion Morgan City Willard Clark

Guard Officers Enter Politics in Alabama State Guard Push

Alabama National Guard officers wrapped a two day Birmingham convention by electing Maj. John E. Mandeville as president and naming officers including Lt Col Robert M. Hardy and Maj John R. Jones. Speakers urged action against federalization of the air and the Guard while Retiring President Brig Gen Walter J. Hanna touted the Guard as big business bringing 16 million dollars to the state. Ladies auxiliary named 1950 officers led by Mrs Gordon Cumbar as president.

Birmingham Alabama National Guard John E. Mandeville Mobile County Robert M. Hardy John R. Jones Huntsville Clarence H. Jones Mobile Joseph H. Broom Montgomery J. Reese Murray Wilbur Walton Walter J. Hanna Alabama Association Gordon’ Cumbar Phenix City G. Dent Williams Norman H. Bowman Albert Bush Tuscaloosa

Auction to Follow Three Minute Talk for Charity Box Cake

A speaker will address the audience for about three minutes and afterward an auction will sell a box or cake to the highest bidder. Some cows need considerable petting to yield the most milk.

Hearing delayed on Truman tax plan in House Ways and Means

Washington January 30 Chairman Doughton said hearings on President Truman's new tax program will begin Friday, a day later than initially planned. Secretary Snyder could not appear until Friday, delaying the first news briefing.

Washington Doughton D-Nc House Ways and

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