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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1944

Page

8

Finance King Ernest Woodruff 81 Dies in Atlanta

Ernest Woodruff, 81, Atlanta industrialist who helped develop Coca Cola, died today in Prascy. He guided Coca Cola with founder Asa G. Candler and chaired its executive committee. his son Robert W. Woodruff led the company’s executive committee later. He led several firms including Trust Company of Georgia and Atlantic Steel, helped reorganize Continental Gin, and helped form the Emily and Ernest Woodruff Foundation with initial and later large endowments. He was born in Columbus and moved to Atlanta in 1893.

Atlanta Ernest Woodruff Coca Cola Company paTcey Prasscey Coca Cola Asa G. Candler Woodruff Robert W. Woodruff Wilmington Del Ars Trust Company of Georgia Atlantic Teel and Coal Company Atlantic Steel Company Continental Gin Company Consolidated Street Railway Company Georgia Power Company Emily Caroline Winship Emily and Ernest Woodruff Clude George W. Woodruff Daytonia Beach Fla Henry F. Woodruff Richmond Joel Hurt Alfred B. Michael Jr New York Robert Hallock Monter Ala Jane Woodruff Columbus George Waldo Virginia Lindsay Woodruff Empire Flour Mills Georgia Trust Company

Spice Cake Flavor Note With Orange Zest Tip

A brief kitchen tip adds 1 4 teaspoon orange zest for flavor while advising careful scraping to reduce carrot waste. The guidance emphasizes safe knife use and efficient prep for home baking.

Plan Ahead for Engine Replacements Urges ODT Birmingham

The Birmingham Office of Defense Transportation urges bus and truck operators nationwide to anticipate replacing worn-out engines and plan months ahead to ensure an adequate supply. District Manager George T. Curry explains there has been misunderstanding about open engines and rebuilding under the rehabilitation plan.

Birmingham

Tribute Letter Honors Dr. John C. Cowell Jr.

The Voice of the People column from Silver Lake Wisconsin dated June 2 1944 expresses gratitude for Dr John C Cowell Jr after his death. A minister credits Cowell with guiding his faith and inspires forty young preachers across the South and Midwest to renew dedication to Christ. The writer invokes scripture and hopes Cowell’s memory and influence endure to motivate righteous work.

John C. Cowell, Jr Jesus South Middle West Lord Jesus John Cowell

Hoover brothers in Army service at Camp Gordon and Camp Shelby

Cpl. Jesse R. Hoover at Camp Gordon Georgia and S/Sgt. Roger F. Hoover at Camp Shelby Mississippi have served about a year and a half. They are brothers of Mrs. L. A. Warren of T.

Jesse. R. Hoover Camp Gordon Georgia Roger F._ Hoover Camp Shelby Mississippi L. A. Warren

Army bomber crash kills eight fliers at March Field

Eight Army airmen died when their B 24 crashed on return from a combat training flight at March Field. The dead include Cpl. Frank T. Shand, 25, listed with his widow Mrs Dorris Shand of Uniontown Alabama. The report came from Army public relations at March Field.

March Field Calif Army Marc!3 Field Frank T. Shand Dorris Shand Uniontown Ala

Hertchel Breeding Reported Prisoner of War

The War Department informs Mr and Mrs Mike Breeding of 5th Avenue West Decatur that their son Sgt Hertchel Breeding is a prisoner of war held by Germany. He had been listed as missing in action over Germany.

Hertchel Breeding War Department Mike. Breeding 5Th Avenue West Decatur Germany

Alabama Independent Retail Sales Rise in April 1944

Washington report shows Alabama independent retailers up two percent in April from a year earlier but down five percent from March. For January to April 1944 the Bureau of Census tracked sales trends across the state and noted ongoing shifts in consumer buying.

Washington Alabama U. S Cenius

Bitter week for Congress as price controls loom

Washington reports a tense week ahead as a bill to extend price controls for eighteen months dominates the Senate debate. The Bankhead cotton amendment faces sharp opposition from President Roosevelt and Stabilization Director Vinson, who say it inflates costs while Bankhead argues it helps consumers. The other key measure extends court martial action deadlines for Pearl Harbor accountability. Avery of Montgomery Ward appears before a special committee amid the Chicago plant seizure controversy.

Washington Senator Bankhead D-Ala Roosevelt Fred M. Vinson Senate House Pearl Harbor Sewell Avery Montgomery Ward Company Tha Sei

Dents Record Nine Percent Sales Gain Over 1943

The report notes a nine percent sales increase compared with the same period in 1943, reflecting improved performance.

Dents

Try Individual Pies or Tarts Instead of Full Pies

Suggest baking individual pies or tarts to reduce waste. Smaller portions help ensure each bite is enjoyed, and you can offer a variety of flavors to suit different tastes.

Farmers Invited to Wheeler Farm Demonstration Day

Morgan county farmers receive a letter from county agent B G Hall inviting them to the Wheeler Farm at Talucah on Thursday June 8 at 2:00 p.m. The Soil Conservation Association hosts a pasture demonstration a White Dutch clover seed demonstration and a fish fry with directions via the Hartselle Huntsville road.

Morgan County B. G. Hall County Wheeler Farm Tala¢eah Erie Tion Association Talucah Soil Conservation Association Hartselle-Huntsville Road Waldermose Spring

Scene shifts to Aqueduct as Belmont completes spring meet

New York racing moves to Aqueduct today after Belmont finished its 24 day spring meeting with total wagering of 57 760 942 dollars. Jockey Ted Atkinson led with a Saturday triple and 28 firsts.

New York Aqueduct Belmont Ted Atkinson

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