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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
8
In San Diego California during a trial Judge Ronald Abernathy recessed the hearing and privately married spectators John L. Adams and Margaret Roush in his chamber. Adams had arranged the double wedding in court.
A compact collage notes Debbie Reynolds hosting Eddie Fisher's split-up parents to meet grandchild Carrie Frances, plus sightings of Brigitte Bardot, Sinatra ex Nancy, Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen in town. It highlights Earl's gossip column tone with quotes, nightlife tales, and other celebrity snippets.
Dr. Earl L. Rauber, vice president of the Federal Reserve System for the Southeast, told the Decatur Kiwanis club the Fed acts as a barrier against self harm by guarding the economy from inflation. He traced postwar prosperity and recessions, warned of rapid credit growth outpacing production, and urged cooperation among the public banks and governments to curb inflation.
A phone booth near Scholfield Bar displays a wartime message from a U.S. Army camp outside Honolulu urging callers to limit inquiries to four girls.
An architect forecasts expenditures on new construction will climb 50 to 60 percent over the next decade, pushing total spending beyond 600 billion dollars as projects expand across the industry.
A dated lyric poem traces a lifelong journey of love and longing. The speaker recalls Diana and Apollo in dawn light and finds peace in embrace while condemning hate heard in world councils. It ends with a vow to walk together toward an eternal home on earth.
A Milwaukee Journal reader in Ottawa asks how to renew a subscription after her two year old son chewed the bill. The paper sends another statement.
A compact crossword grid hints at bounds like Bounderg and a Siberian antelope. Clues cover traits from nettlelike Asian plants to tainted fruit decay and whispered ancient abbreviations. Players chase beheld, river names and music notes amid fearsome terrors and worship terms.
A peculiar report describes all keys on the typewriter lacking letters. Workers puzzled by missing letters on the keyboard note unusual condition affecting typing. The piece hints at potential causes but provides few concrete details.
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