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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
1
Community births and admissions roll through Decatur area
Local hospital notices report several births at Decatur General and admissions including Mrs. William Totten and Mrs. E M Chunn. A singing school begins tonight at Bethel Baptist Hartselle led by Richard Wallace. Public notices list a four room house at 1904 Eighth Street SE costing $4500 and several court cases in recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur General Hospital
William E. Totten
Athens
E. M. Chunn
Somerville
Bethel Baptist Church
Hartselle
Richard Wallace
Eighth Street
William Chenault
Dr Paty Sworn In As TVA Board Member
Dr Raymond R Paty of Atlanta was sworn in today as a Tennessee Valley Authority director. The simple ceremony at TVA headquarters included Mrs Paty and TVA officials Gordon R Clapp Harry A Curtis John Oliver and Joseph C Swidler. Patrick fills a nine year term after James P Pope’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Raymond R. Paty
Atlanta
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
TVA
Paty
Gordon R. Clapp
Harry A. Curtis
John Oliver
Joseph C. Swidler
Truman
James P. Pope
Idaho
University of Alabama
Georgia University System
United Nations air strike pounds Communist front lines in Korea
U N war planes and allied squadrons attacked red positions from Yonchon to the east coast in one of the heaviest air offensives in weeks. Sabre jets damaged and possibly destroyed MiG-15s in MIG Alley while air and marine units blasted bunkers gun positions mortars and vehicles behind the front. A strategic eastern hill was seized after a three day fight and repulsed counterattack. See RED on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
United Nations
U. S
Air Force
Yonchon
Pyongyang
Kumsong
Punchbowl
Republic of Korea
Government lifts controls on canned and frozen fruits and vegetables
Washington reports the government ends price controls on nearly all canned and frozen fruits and vegetables. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall cautions prices may rise for many items. The exemption, under an amendment added by Rep. Harrison, covers fresh and processed fruits and vegetables. OPS says about 90 percent of processed produce are now exempt from price control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Office of Price Stabilization
Congress
Rep
Harrison
D-Va
OPS
States Rights Urged to Nominate Eisenhower Man
Hattiesburg American editorial urges States Rights Democrats to nominate Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for president. Eisenhower won the Republican nomination at Chicago. The paper calls for a States Rights convention and notes past Mississippi support for the 1948 States Rights ticket carrying Mississippi and other Deep South states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg, Miss
Hattiesburg
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Alabama
Damage Suits Arise Over 1951 Wolverine Tube Strike
In Morgan County circuit court 30 former Wolverine Tube Division employees sue for 50000 each. Plaintiffs accuse defendants including unions clear from CIO AFL and their locals of establishing a picket line July 18 to August 22 1951 to bar entry to the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Wolverine ‘Tube Division
International Union
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
C.1
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Textile Workers of America
A.F.L
American Federation of Labor
Michael Volk
Tommy Wilson
Howard Hovis
Felton Dyer
Ralph Webster
Civilian Eyes And Ears Plug Gaps In Nation's Radar Screen
Washington reports civilians join a 24 hour sky watch to guard the United States from air attack. More than 150000 volunteers serve at 6000 stations across 27 states while the Air Force seeks an additional 350000 civilians to boost alert capabilities. President Truman backs the drive as a common sense precaution for defense against long range bombers and atomic weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States
Air Force
Truman
Tito Expected New U.S. Aid for Yugoslavia
A U S military mission praised Tito's forces and called for stepped up aid including jet aircraft tanks and heavy artillery. Four generals urged expanded assistance after inspecting Yugoslav units and their use of existing supplies at the summer palace dinner for the American team led by Robert Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bled
Yugoslavia
U. S
Marshal Tito
Tito
C. Nash
Fal
Teeters
Robert Lovett
U.S
George Elmsted
Clyde D. Eddelman
George J. Richards
Paris
John W. Harmony
Six Die In Alabama Weekend Accidents Across State
AP reports a deadly Alabama weekend with six deaths. Fort Deposit crossing crash claimed four lives. Austin Josey 18 of Red Level was struck by two cars as he lay in the road. J W Burkett 25 of Georgiana admitted striking Josey and left the scene before officers. An additional head on collision near Greenville killed Pat Patterson and four others were hospitalized. Walt Perdue 61 and his three relatives died when their car was wrecked by a train near Fort Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama
Fort Deposit
Austin Josey
Red Level
Cliff Meredith
Highway Patrol
Meredith
J. W. Burkett
Georgiana
Josey
Burkett
Pat Patterson
Greenville
Honoraville
Walt Perdue
Perdue
Louisville and Nashville
Coleman Perdue
Melvin Perdue
Danny Ryals
Death Toll Is Cut In State Accidents
Yester day s accidents investigated by the Highway Patrol show 24 crashes with 23 injuries and one delayed fatality, totaling $9 850 in property damage. A year ago 19 accidents caused 5 injuries and 3 deaths with $24 540 property damage.
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Montgomery
Highway Patrol
Demos Enter Home Stretch As Field Bunches Up
The Democratic presidential race tightens as nominees vie for momentum. Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois denies a bid but leaves the door open while Illinois delegates are urged not to nominate him. The convention opens next Monday amid debate over Stevenson’s possible draft.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Camp Riley
Minn
Johnson backs Russell as Barkley tops, convention pace heats up
In Chicago on July 14 Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado says Alben Barkley is the man to beat for the Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson endorses Senator Richard Russell of Georgia whose supporters arrive in Chicago a week before the convention to push his candidacy.
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Chicago
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Alben Barkley
Johnson
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Democrats Urged To Back Preferential Primary Plan For Nominees
Fifty three Democratic congressmen urged a nationwide presidential preferential primary plank in the party platform. Sen Kefauver and campaign managers for Barkley Russell Harriman backed the idea, arguing it would curb back room bargaining and fix flaws in the nominating system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chadwick
Washington
House
Congress
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Alben W. Barkley
Richard B. Russell
Averell Harriman
Platform Committee
Douglas
D-Ill
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
Tep. Bennett
Bennett
Smathers
Douglas-Bennett
Democratic Party
Kefauver
Clements
Barkley
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
Russell
Eisenhower campaign plan outlined for Alabama by Vardaman
Alabama Republicans expect a vigorous bid for the presidency with a speech by General Eisenhower. State GOP Chairman Claude Vardaman, returning from Chicago, said the campaign will surpass previous efforts in Alabama including the 1928 election. He spoke to about 100 supporters at his home. See IKE On Page 2.
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Birmingham
Claude Vardaman
Alabama
Eisenhower
Vardaman
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ike
Stevenson seen as Democrats' potential nominee in 1952 race
President Truman reportedly favors Stevenson for the Democratic ticket while Nixon cautions Stevenson could beat Kefauver. Kefauver aide Sullivan argues a draft would signal party bankruptcy. Russell leads GOP with Eisenhower boosting his nomination odds. Sparkman notes Russell’s prospects rise. See DEMOS On Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence
Stevenson
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Gael Sullivan
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Chicago
Russell
Richard Russell
Georgia
John Sparkman
Alabama
Eisenhower
Truce Talks In Recess As Secret Sessions Continue
Muted pace marked talks at Panmunjom as the Korean armistice truce delegates recessed for two days on Communist request. The move followed two letters from Reds to the UN command protesting a POW incident and seeking an accounting of 4,391 Reds listed by the Red Cross but not on the UN list. The exchange remains unresolved and awaits further sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Red
Panmunjom
U. N
Reds
South Korea
International Committee For the Red Cross
Youth Held On Charge Of Reported Incident
Murphey Brindley a 17 year old Cullman county youth is in Cullman county jail after his father delivered him to Sheriff Waldrop late Saturday night. He faces a reported incident charge stemming from an investigation of screams near Jones Chapel on June 22 in which a 16 year old girlfriend alleged he threw her to the ground and raped her after another couple left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphey Brindley
Cullman County
Cullman
W. C. Waldrop
Waldrop
Brindley
Jones Chapel
City Police Hire Two New Officers
Police Chief J B Whitmire seeks two men to join the local force. Applicants must be 21 to 35, of good character, and preferably with no prior experience. Chosen officers will begin duties immediately after selection and complete a brief training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B Whitmire
Officers Seek Persons Who Have It In For Mr Helms
Morgan City resident A G Helms bought the former Blue Moon cafe and turned it into his home. Sheriff John McCutcheon reports a pattern of vandalism including three shootings at the residence two glass windows struck by rocks and paint splattered inside after windows were broken. Police continue to seek the culprits with arrests made so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Helms
A. G. Helms
Morgan City
Helms
Morgan County
John McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Industry Offer Fails to Satisfy CIO United Steelworkers Leaders
Pittsburgh report says BSW leaders view the industry's peace proposal as inadequate. A 43 day walkout looms if the union rejects the plan. Phillip Murray weighs a wage policy committee decision while industry seeks a watered down union shop and a price rise. Officials report no formal response yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
BSW
Ana “Company
Phillip Murshay
Steel Capital
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Calhoun Reports Two New Polio Cases In County
Anniston reports two new polio cases in Calhoun County bringing four week total to eight. Both children under two years old were not admitted to the hospital. Farley Galbraith 18 months is child of Wilfred Galbraith associate editor of the Anniston Star. Joseph Coker 8 months is brother of Virgil Coker Jr. 5, earlier victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Calhoun County
G. A. O'Connell
Farley Galbraith
Wilfred Galbraith
The
Anniston Star
Joseph Coker
Virgil Coker Jr
Call Extended to Nashville Pastor by Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian church extended a call to Rev. Thompson Hubbard of East Westminster Presbyterian Church Nashville after a congregational meeting yesterday. The church announced the action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Thompson Hubbard
Hubbard
Eastminster Presbyterian Church
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