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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
8
The advice suggests rinsing kitchen cutlery in cold water followed by warm water after cutting citrus fruits to protect the metal from citrus acids. The text also notes the term Tammany refers to an Indian chief said to have welcomed William Penn.
Washington reports say Vice President Wallace received presidential best wishes for a renomination on a ticket. Roosevelt expected to seek a fourth term. Wallace pleased by discussions touching political and diplomatic matters with the President before Liberia and China trip. Indiana begins selecting 29 delegates for the June Republican convention. Nevada and Puerto Rico choices follow. Governor Dewey seeks open party discussion on issues as Ohio press calls for clear leadership.
Paco Patterson aged 15 is the senior health winner for Morgan county and member of the Priceville 4-H club. Daughter of Mrs. J. Patterson of Somerville, she tested at the county health office in Decatur with Dr. Murphree and will enter the state contest. Alice Greenhaw, 12, also selected as junior winner, is the Union Hill student from Union Grove with sewing and chickens as 4-H projects. Also noted is a tip on starching cotton slip cover skirts to reduce wrinkles.
Washington June 1 A 67 year old attorney Robert L Miller was acquitted of murder in federal court after a 77 minute verdict by 11 men and one woman. Prosecutors had branded him a killer but defense portrayed him as defending his wife and himself during the February 21 shooting in the downtown shopping district. Mrs Miller testified for the defense but was not present at the verdict.
The National Education Association reports teachers earn about 1,625 dollars this year with many under 1,000 and over 50,000 new hires on emergency certificates. City teachers earn more than rural ones, while living costs erode buying power shown by five-year salary trends.
The 4-H club of New Center met with Mrs Forrest Anders on Friday May 26. Officers elected were president Helen Sharp secretary Doris Anders reporter Maudine Holloway songleader Fayteen Collins. New members enrolled projects discussed next meeting June 16 at Marveline Holloway home refreshments served by Mrs Anders.
Moulton Heights 4-H Club met for its regular meeting with members including Betty Linderman Jerry Woodall Wynelle Ridgeway Lee Hageland Nell Dawson Virginia Nelms Sara Nelms Virginia Cagle and Margie Etheridge. Members are taking poultry beef call and food preservation projects. The next meeting will be at Betty Linderman’s home on June 23.
Lisbon dispatch reports Hungary braces under terror and despair as Doeme Sztojay's regime moves Jews to designated ghettos. Officials boast seizures of jewels, textiles, textiles and valuables while mobs impersonate detectives to seize wealth and arrest hidden assets.
The Pester Lloyd column notes multiple suicides and scandals including Emmerich Berecz’s widow taking her own life with a razor and elderly women dying by poison in a hotel room. It also references a former official harming himself and ends with a culinary tip for baked sausages and sweet potatoes.
Kitchen scissors are handy for trimming rind and removing cores and seeds from halved citrus fruits. The method speeds prep and helps with neat, uniform sections.
The 10500 ton Liberty ship Henry Bergh ran aground near Farralon Islands in fog and rain at dawn while returning sailors from the South Pacific. Navy says no casualties. over 1000 men rode life jackets or rafts before being picked up by patrol boats and brought to San Francisco.
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