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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
9
The Supreme Court cancels President Truman's 1940s steel mill seizure, returning control to owners and igniting a pivotal strike. Congress faces choices to restore seizure authority or restrict strikes, while workers and industry resume negotiations amid potential price debates and policy options.
Analysts say there may be more cattle on U S farms today than at any previous time in history, reflecting strong herd expansion and growing agricultural output nationwide.
Dorothy Lamour has long donated and auctioned sarongs to raise funds and morale. Paramount reports hundreds of her sarongs decorate college dorms and servicemen’s quarters, with one already at the Smithsonian. A Texan paid $397,850 for a Lamour sarong during wartime drives.
A new trade pact signed in Jakarta commits Indonesia to export copra tea rubber tin coffee tobacco and pepper in exchange for imports from France of agricultural products chemicals paper textiles cars trucks and various technical equipment.
Four workers at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont were hospitalized after an apparent radiation over-exposure. The incident, the first in a decade at the lab, involved fissionable material during an experiment. Hospitalized: Aaron Ulrich 31, Peter Morris 30, Louise Kollman 48, Roland Bach 29.
The American Bible Society reports more than 13 million Bible texts were distributed in Japan during the occupation, highlighting a broad outreach effort and the spread of Christian literature in the postwar period.
The Alabama Pardon-Parole Board granted 14 paroles last week and denied 32 others. Several individuals were listed by name with sentences ranging from two to twenty years for crimes including grand larceny, murder, burglary, and second degree offences.
Irving Trust branch teller Charles Lehanka pretended to stumble and pulled the bank's alarm after the robber declared himself a human bomb with a pistol and nitro. The bandit fled the lobby empty handed.
Organisers in Kuala Lumpur plan a Southeast Asia beauty competition to crown Miss Orient. Contestants are invited from Hong Kong Bangkok Rangoon Manila Colombo and all parts of Malaya to compete.
Mr and Mrs David Nicholson recently completed law degrees at Dalhousie University. Their son David Jr was born during his mother’s studies, and a third barrister may join the family in the future.
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