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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
3
The Birmingham 12th air carnival drew an estimated 150000 spectators as Army and Navy jets dazzled crowds. An A P 80 Shooting Star and the Navy Fireball showcased jet power while other planes performed dramatic maneuvers including B 29s with Thunderbolts and Mustangs and a Coast Guard helicopter rescue drill.
Outstanding among the score of military aircraft and stunts were the Army's giant C-97 Stratocruiser transport a C-47 lifting a glider on the ground and radio controlled anti aircraft target drones with a 12 foot wing span.
The article notes that Alexander Dumas the elder, famed author of The Count of Monte Cristo and other works, was of part Negro blood.
Washington lawyers say the Case bill may reach further than intended by forbidding secondary boycotts and picketing around struck plants. President Truman has not signed it. a veto is possible. If law, federal courts might interpret picketing as illegal.
U S Army authorities disclosed the deaths of two German girls linked to American soldiers. One girl was found shot in Lt. Hawk's quarters at Litzingen on May 30 after reportedly shooting herself. another case in Nuernberg involved Pfc. Arthur Cannell, 21, of Ponyville Mississippi, who said a pistol discharged accidentally as he reached for his jacket. Cannell is in custody for further investigation.
United States naval hospital reported Senator Bankhead of Alabama who suffered a stroke ten days ago has lost ground during the night and his condition is not as good as it has been.
The text questions whether non striking union truckers who refuse delivery to strike ships due to picket lines amount to a secondary boycott. It asks if supporting another union’s strike by sympathy constitutes a secondary boycott under the bill and if picket lines themselves count as such.
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