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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McMillan and their son of Montgomery return to their home after attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Suzie Stover. They visited relatives Mrs. Lois Foster of Moulton and Mrs. W C Huddleston of Sheffield.
Community members visit and travel for family and illness with relatives from Hartselle Kentland Anniston Decatur Sheffield and Decatur. lines note funerals sickness and home visits plus a Union Grove club meeting and telephone line interest. Names include Suzie Stover Bet Thomas Lois Foster Evelyn Folette Roberta Hampton Wanda Hampton and others in Moulton area.
A Washington chronicle traces how courts and Congress shaped unions from early conspiracy rulings to the Norris LaGuardia act and the Wagner act. It notes shifts from suppression to protection, focusing on federal acts and the rise of the National Labor Relations Board. Tomorrow: labor gains.
In Morgan County Alabama Probate Court Ruth Williams Mitchell executrix of the estate of J A Dean deceased filed final accounts on June 26 1946. The court fixed August 2 1946 to hear the settlement. The judge is T C Almon with dates July 11 18 and 25 1946.
Washington July 11 reports how Alabama's Sens. Lister Hill and Robin Swift voted on amendments to the price control act. Swift supported milk and petroleum exemptions while Hill opposed them. both opposed grain, and Hill supported cottonseed and soy beans exemptions.
Birmingham July 11 P G Harris of Clanton is new president of the Alabama Rural Letter Carriers Association. He was elected yesterday to succeed J F Roberts of Bessemer. Other officers named are W H McDonald Ragland vice president Ray R Hester Tuscalumbia secretary and J M Salter Georgiana executive committee man.
State building commission members convene for a July 11 session in Montgomery. Gov Chauncey Sparks urges expediting a livestock coliseum project while other agenda items include funding for Livingston State Teachers College improvements, renegotiation of contract costs, and increasing allocations for the Alabama School for the Deaf and Blind at Talladega.
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