FEPC debate and wartime policy in a World War II era column
A perceptive column discusses FEPC, wartime neutrality, and political stances. It notes isolationism, debates over the Frisco pact, and calls for action against Japanese aggression. The piece also touches on war bonds, taxes, and reconversion as the country shifts from war to peace.
Decatur Story Promotes TVA Inspired Growth For Region
The St Louis Post Dispatch joins a TVA themed series highlighting Decatur Alabama as a model of development. Alabama Journal praises two page spread showing how TVA aided farming industry power and transport, with farm extension service cooperation driving diversification away from cotton. Decatur is described as a growing town with future potential and regional impact.
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Looking Ahead in Washington explores war impact on schools
War production decline may ease teacher shortages as many workers leave for war plants. Munitions cutbacks prompt resignations of teachers, housewives, and students. Tax-free expense allowance debated. new rule treats it as a salary raise to 12500. Infantile paralysis cases rise modestly. USPHS urges calm. Congress salary concern and Sugar policy loom.
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Family Visits and Travel Notes Across Athens Elkmont and Toledo
Local society items list Toledo visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Venable and two children en route to Birmingham to see relatives Mrs. Jessie Elders and praise for Athens residents. Other entries note visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadway including George Venable Athens and G H Davidson Decatur. Overseas arrival for Sir George Broadway and families visiting Tanner and Limestone area. David Albert Arnett returns from Smyrna to his mother Mrs. Louise Brown. Jus Green of Ra t discusses state land proposal in Senate.
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Ubert Franklin
Athens
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Fred Russell
Bud Brooks
Walter Brooks
Elkmont
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William Kelley
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Ludwig's Angina A Mouth Infection
Ludwig's angina is a dangerous mouth infection starting often from a tooth, usually the last lower molar. Doctors Farr and Stanhope favor simple surgical drainage with a one inch incision below the jaw and limited use of sulfonamides, followed by marked wound care.
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E. D. Stanhope
England
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Ludwig
Voice of the People finds faith and gratitude at local hospital
A grateful patient writes from Decatur Daily readers room praising the hospital staff for care during a dreadful disease. He notes improvement, camaraderie with roommates including Shorty Wilkerson, and prayers for all patients and staff, hoping for successful operations and peaceful endings before a just God.
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Shorty Wilkerson
Shorry
OPA postpones farm slaughterer registration deadline
The Office of Price Administration extended the deadline for farm slaughterers to register under the meat control program from June 30 to October 14. The extension allows farmers who do not start slaughtering until fall to complete registration.
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OPA
Pastors Advocate Daily Vacation Bible School Endorsed
The article extols the value of the Daily Vacation Bible School as a powerful means to strengthen church teaching during summer. It urges parents to enroll children and for families to arrange schedules so both parent and church nurture the young in the Lord through this instructional period.
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Editorial Viewpoints on War, Draft, and Nazi Threats
A collage of opinions and reporting on wartime policy. Calls to shorten the war through bombing, critique of pacifist signers and religious leaders, and analysis of the Supreme Court Bund verdicts. Mentions Eisenhower isolationism and mounting pressure against fascist elements in New York. Local voices urge robust defense and unity amid global conflict.
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Japan
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Supreme Court
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Justice Roberts
England
Germany
High Court
Vic Riesel
Ernest F. Elmhurst
New York
Yorkville
Elmhurst
John Law and the invention of the poker chip
John Law, famed gambler, is credited with inventing the poker chip, a innovation that transformed wagering culture and casino gaming. The claim, tied to historical lore, highlights Law's impact on gambling practices and playing card room economies.
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