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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1949

Page

8

Tito Defies Stalin as Yugoslavia Weathered Red Storm

Belgrade July 25 Premier Tito remains in control resisting Kremlin pressure for over a year. Yugoslavia faces border incidents sabotage and economic strain but projects Western credit aid and machinery to shift from a farming to a partial industrial balance. Western loans totaling about 330 million dollars and a sterling fund are sought to ease the squeeze.

Alex Singleton Belgrade Yugoslavia Stalin Marshal Tito Kremlin Tito Cominform Moscow Blazha Jovanovich

See New York on a Budget Aims for Free and Fun

Practical guide to visiting New York on a tight budget with tips on when to go where to save money. Highlights include affordable meals at lunch, discounted theater tickets, free or cheap concerts at Lewisohn Stadium, a night view from the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Radio City, and the State Island ferry. Notable advice on budgeting for taxis, avoiding scams, and asking a police officer if in doubt. The piece emphasizes iconic sights, big-city energy, and the value of exploring neighborhoods at night.

New York Coney Island O. Henry Bowery Chinatown Greenwich Village Hackie Fort Knox Lewisohn Stadium Dodgers Empire State Building Rockefeller Center Radio City Music Hall Staten Island Garment District Wall Street Times Square America Park Avenue

Truman asks congress to void arms aid to Western Europe

President Truman seeks to cut funding for arming Western Europe arguing allies need support to resist Soviet pressure. The Atlantic pact promises defense, but critics warn arms may trigger war or be wasted if allies cannot use or sustain them. Supporters insist immediate arms are essential to deter a communist advance and keep Europe from falling under Moscow's influence.

Washington Truman Russia Congress Western Europe Senate Western Europe Mr. Truman Sontinent

Auto and Train Crash Kills Two From Alabama Family

Two Alabama relatives killed in a collision between an automobile and an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train on a Belle Glade Lakeland branch line. Ivey B. Wilson 42 and his son were among four killed. Mrs Wilson in critical condition. The Ogburns of Lake Alfred were also involved. the wreck damaged five train cars while the auto’s engine block derailed.

Haines City Fla Alabama Ivey B. Wilson Sampson Ala Robert Ogburn Lake Alfred Ogburn C. C. Reynolds Ivey B.wilson Lakeland Municipal Hospital Atlantic Coast Line Belle Glade Lakeland Reynolds

Birthday Dinner At The Home Of Homer Sullivans

A July birthday dinner and family reunion were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sullivan in Hartselle for Mr. and Mrs. G L Brindley of Baileyton and their grandchildren Billy Van and Cora Alice Brindley. Relatives from Orlando Somerville Baileyton and nearby towns attended, with callers including Rev and Mrs William Petty of Anchorage Alaska and Mr and Mrs R C Hudgins of Albertville.

Homer Sullivans Homer Sullivan Hartselle G. L. Brindley Baileyton Billy van Cora Alice Brindley Marjoria Carol Paul Hendrix William Petty Anchorage Alaska R. C. Hudgins Albertville John Eubanks

Auburn Professors Must Be On Time Under New Ruling

At Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn professors now must arrive on time for classes. If late, students may dismiss themselves after ten minutes past the scheduled start. Previously professors had twenty minutes grace. The change came from the council of deans responding to the student relations committee.

Auburn Ala Alabama Polytechnic Institute Council of Deans

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