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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1948

Page

3

Sentences of Nazis Bared at Nuremberg Trial

Thirteen IG Farben directors were convicted of war crimes and sentenced to 18 months to eight years in prison. Judge Herbert, dissenting, argued more defendants deserved conviction for mistreating slave labor. Several high ranking Farben officials received the stiffest terms, with some credited time already served and to be released immediately.

Muernberg Germany IG. Farben Chemical Trust Paul M. Herbert Baton Rouge Farben Herbert Curtis G. Shake Vincennes Ind James Morris Bismark N. D Clarence F. Merrell Indianapolis Carl Krauch Farben Board of Directors Fritz Ter Meer Otto Ambros Heinrich Buetefisch Walter Duerrfeld Georg von Schnitzler Paul Haefliger Max Ilgner Freidrich Jaehne Heinrich Oster Hans Kugler Ilgner Jaehne Oster Buergin Kugler Ter Meer Duerrfeld Linke Auschwitz Oswiecim Fritz Gajewski Henrich Roerlein August von Kniernem Christian Schneider Has Kuehne Carl Lautenschlaeger Wilhelm Mann Karl Wurster Heinrich Gattineau Erich von der Heyde

Comic Snippets Speak To Life And War Echoes

A collage of humor and wartime vignettes from a 20th century newspaper page. Jokes about cats and pets. exchange with a launderer. shipboard banter. family quips. social observations. and a remark on race prejudice. The tone blends light, domestic humor with wartime context and everyday sayings.

Hartselle Visitors Include Cole and Rodger Families

Mrs Cole and family members visited in Hartselle on Saturday. Mrs Gailey from Hartselle visited her daughter and family. Floyd Hill and Hoyt, plus the McLemores, visited Mrs Evla Waits and family Sunday afternoon. Miss Hazel Logan and Frances were also mentioned.

Lowell Cole Frances Bernard Cordie Cole Gerry Mary Rodgers Hartselle Jim Gailey Cub Robbins Floyd Hill Hoyt McWhorter McLemore Evla Waits Hazel Logan

New Warning To Vets About Reinstating Lapsed Insurance

Decatur VA officer Flake E. Farley urges veterans to reinstate lapsed term national service life insurance by July 31 1948 without required medical exams. He notes many recent reinstatements and clarifies that conversion is not required during the term period. The Decatur VA office will stay open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday to assist eligible veterans.

Grantland Decatur Hartselle Flake E. Farley Decatur Veterans Administration Office Decaturea Mr. Farley Farley

Local Social News From Speake and Nearby Homes

Cole and guests from Speake gather for Sunday church. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel visit Mamie Bates family. Miss Johnnie Jacobs visits parents in Moulton. Walter Cole of Corinth visits relatives. Evelyn Heflin marries Ray Waits. Locals attend Speake church. Frank Tankersley dine with Mary Rodgers and son Arthur. Alexander yard cleanup draws neighbors.

Ray Waits Frank Tankersley Mary Rodgers Arthur Alexander —_ yard

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale by State National Bank

Default on a $2600 mortgage from James Edward Wallace and Lola Pearl Wallace triggers a public auction at the east door of the court house Decatur Morgan County Alabama on August 27 1948. Property: SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Section 36 Township 6 South Range 5 West with mineral interest excepted. Proceeds apply per mortgage terms. Harris and Harris Attorneys. July 30 August 6 13.

James Edward Wallace Lola Pearl Wallace State National Bank Morgan County Alabama Decatur

Notice of Sale by Morgan County School Board

The Morgan County Board of Education will sell to the highest bidder as to public sale of property or assets per official notice. Bidders must comply with applicable laws and conditions outlined in the sale notice.

Morgan County Board of Education

Two Suspects Handed to FBI After Bank Robbery

In Adairsville area a bank robbery spurred a swift arrest of two Rome men, Robert Carver 28 and Robert A. Davis 20, who were caught in a taxi flee and handed to the FBI. Carver admitted paying the driver to flee toward Atlanta. Bank robbery is a federal offense.

Adairsville Federal Bureau of Investigation Grady Davis Fletcher Kimsey Robert Carver Rome Carver Cartersville Ed Achmately Robert A. Davis Atlanta Kimsey

Payment of Fine Does Not Block Drunken Driving Appeal

In Montgomery a circuit judge ruled that a case can be appealed to a higher court even after a fine is paid. Cecil Hammond of Tuscaloosa challenged license revocation after drunken driving conviction. The court held a final decree had not been made and the case may go to the Alabama Supreme Court.

Montgomery Recorder’s Court Eugene Carter Cecil Hammond Tuscaloosa Hammond Carter Hammon Bernard F. Sykes Alabama Supreme Court

Morgan County Education Board Seeks Bids on School Buses

The Morgan County Board of Education invites bids for cash at the county school bus shop on August 5 at 2 p.m. for 1937 Chevrolet and Dodge school buses with long wheel bases and composite body stock. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed H R Leeman Superintendent July 30 Aug 3.

Chevrolet Dodge Morgan County Board of Education H. R. Leeman

Walking and gaited horse show winners listed across classes

The record lists top finishers across multiple horse classes with owners and riders in Athens and nearby towns. Winners include Mary Allen in Class 1 with W. B. Booth and others such as Blissful Queen in Class 2 with Buddy Coulter, Merry Go Lady II in Class 3, Atomic Lady in Class 5 with Winston Wiser, Noble Knight in Class 10, and Don't Fence Me In in Class 11, among many additional placements spanning walking and five gait events.

Mary Allen W. B. Booth Athens Young Black Boy Willie Young Gay Hi Boy Bill Caughran Bob Mac Julyn Farms Scout Wiggins Babe's Dream Dr. L. H. Clemmons Falkville Bobby Hinson Rhodes Allen Ruby L. R. Cunningham Mt. Pleasant Tenn Bobby Wiser Shelbyville Noe- News Noe Farms Pulaski Edilie Wiser Betty Blue van Gilbert Atomic Lady Porter R. Rogers Searcy Ark Winston Wiser Myra Lou Allen Cheatham Brothers Delrose Billie “Cheatham Inez Roan Allen Carver Manufacturing Company Dr. Porta Rodgers Betty June Coffman Brothers J. D. Coffman Chief's Delight Nanette Hewett Albertville Rhythm Wave Whiteway Stables Douglas Winston Ric Roy Betty Brothers Nashville Tenn Nona Fort Jones Decatur Maryleen Duncan Delina Boy D. H. Brock Lawrenceburg Allens Dr. L. V. Stabler Greenville Jim Mrs. QC. Caruthers Wartrace J. Crawford W. H. Hewett Dr. J. Q E. W. Lewter

Veteran Rail Worker Solomon Young Dies at 58

Solomon Young, a 30 year L. and N. Railroad employee, died July 27 after several months illness. The Negro freight house worker was loved by white and Negro colleagues, known for good nature and cheer, and leaves many friends.

Solomon Young

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