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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

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Roosevelt seeks power to dispose of surplus guns for allies

President Roosevelt asked Congress for authority to turn in surplus guns and ammunition to manufacturers, enabling faster supplies to France and Britain. Navy reports 500 warplanes returned for sale. planes and ammunition to be released under existing terms, with proceeds credited to new purchases.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Navy France Britain Roosevel Senate New York Times Wheather Treasury

Third Woman in Jail Here in Poison Death Case

Lily Smith, one of three women charged with murder in Helen Bakers poison death, was jailed after being brought from Chattanooga following a tip to Decatur police. Inquest findings and forged life insurance policies link the suspects to the case.

Lily Smith Helen Baker Morgan County Chattanooga W. P. Moore W. BE. Kilgore Tennessee Decatur Rey Howell

TVA offers 67 lakefront homesites on Wheeler Lake

Fifteen applications have been received for TVA homesites to be leased on three lakefront plots. Sixty seven lots ranging from one to three acres will be offered soon at Lock A Finleys Island and Elk River Limestone county. Applicants are advised that now is the proper time to apply.

Chamber of Commerce Tennessee Valley Authority Wheeler Lake TVA Lock A Finley’s Island Elk River Limestone County

State steel output nearing capacity

Alabama steel mills will raise production next week to about 90 percent of capacity as Birmingham and Gadsden plants add open hearths. The increase is driven by surging new business and limited by bottlenecks at blast furnaces, likely keeping rates below full capacity through the summer.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Steel Mills Gadsden

Red Cross Girls Seek Funds in Morgan County Drive

Red Cross volunteers in uniform will occupy about 15 stations in the business district Saturday to solicit money for service and war relief funds. The county quota is $4,000, with $700 for service and the remainder for war relief. Only about $400 had been raised so far.

Red Cross Morgan County

Wide regions swelter as cool fronts bring relief in parts

The Associated Press reports mixed weather across the eastern United States with a dip in temperatures in the east and a hot stretch across the Mississippi Valley and southeast. Recording 41 in Bismarck and 59 in Boston officials note a broad range of conditions from snow in Colorado to rain in Florida and midwest showers while southern cities posted highs near the mid 90s.

Associated Press United States Mississippi Valley Gulf Coast Florida Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Dakotas Bismark Duluth Minn North Platte Neb Echo Lake Col Continental Divide Logan Weld Colorado New England Burlington Boston Syracuse N. Y New York City

Probe Goes On Mexico City Attack on Trotsky

A special squad of secret police was assigned to investigate the machine gun attack on exiled Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky in Mexico City. The incident remains unsolved after more than two weeks.

Mexico City Leon Trotsky

Pastor at Baltimore Southern Baptist Convention

Rev. W. E. Waterhouse of the First Baptist Church will attend the Southern Baptist Convention in Baltimore and stop in Washington for a conference on Religious Liberty. An emergency conference with 200 ministers and rabbis will address religious liberty, war objections, sectarian school funding, and church social security, leading to a mass meeting at Constitution Hall.

W. E. Waterhouse First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Convention Baltimore Vatican America Constitution Hall World Council of Churches Waterhouse

TVA Approves Texas Plan for River Terminals

TVA approves the Texas Company's plan to build three gasoline terminals on the Tennessee river at Guntersville Decatur and Chattanooga. The Houston based firm leases six and a half acres on the Guntersville reservoir for storage and barge distribution upriver. The lease runs five years with possible renewal in three further five year terms.

Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority Texas Company Tennessee River Guntersville Decetur Ala Chattanooga Houston, Texas TVA Guntersville Reservoir Texas’ Company Gulf Refining Company Tennessee

Italians Await Go Signal From Il Duce

In Rome strong troop detachments were seen as authorities readied for a Mussolini war verdict. A Mussolini mass meeting plan was announced with broadcasts to reach nationwide crowds. Debono was named commander of Italy's southern army group.

Il Duce Associated Press Rome Fortunato Mizzi Fernando Mezzasoma Malta Mediterranean Carlo Malifa Italy Mussolini Germany Paul Reynaud Il Resto Reynaud Fascist Party Piazza Venezia Marshall Emilio Debono

Resignation in Peiping Reshapes North China Regime

Wang Keh Min, head of the Japanese sponsored north China political council, resigns. He is succeeded by Wang Yi Tang, formerly rehabilitation minister and since March head of the executive council of the Wang Ching Wei regime at Nanking.

Peiping Wang Keh-Min North China Political Council Wang Yi-Tang Wang Ching-Wei Nanking

Women’s Chamber to Choose Queen for Decatur Anniversary

The Decatur Women’s Chamber of Commerce will oversee queen selection for the 120th anniversary of Decatur’s founding. Queen chosen by popular vote via ticket sales. pageant set for July 4 to 7 with speed boat races on the Tennessee River. Officials report TVA will maintain river level for spectator access and island use. funds target $1,000 for operating capital to cover potential deficits and ensure self sufficiency.

Decatur Tennessee Rive John D. McKibben C. Decatur Limestone County Limestone Lloyd Lively Sam Malone Harry H. Payne Stanley Wyatt J H. Johnston Chamber of Commerce

Allied Generalissimo Weygand holds line amid danger points

The report notes Weygand's battle line against renewed German pressure in France with two danger spots on the flanks. It warns that German reserves could intensify the drive and that heavy fighting lies ahead before relief comes from the Allied defense.

Weygand

Danger Spots to Allied Line Near Somme and Chemin Des Dames

Two German assaults threaten the Allied front. The first struck from the coast near Abbeville along the Somme, driving 17 miles despite heavy resistance and hand to hand fighting. The second attacked the Aisne sector toward Chemin Des Dames, strengthening bombardment on the hills east of Soissons sixty miles north of Paris. Continued on page seven.

Paris Somme Rethel Abbeville le Havre Amiens Peronne Compiegne Laon-Anizy-Pinon Thesea Aisne Chemin Des Dames Soissyns

Roosevelt aides expect quick end to session by June 22

Washington officials say President Roosevelt plans swift legislative action to close Congress in two weeks. They cite defense tax as main obstacle and note Lee's plan to raise private wartime capital is unlikely this summer. Leaders seek adjournment before the Republican convention as Barkley forecasts a good chance at the deadline despite possible European war developments.

Washington Capitol Hill Roosevelt Lee Okla House American Federation of Labor Philadelphia Barkley

Alabama leaders invited to Atlanta defense meeting

Nine Alabamians were invited by Governor Dixon to attend a Southern leaders meeting in Atlanta on June 10 to discuss a cooperative plan for expanding Dixie industry within the national defense program. The group includes Herbert Stockton H A Berg Clarence Stobert Merrill Pratt Charles Oaks Thomas Bragg G A Cook Ed Roberts and John Ward.

Montgomery Ala Dixon Atlanta Dixie Governor Rivers Georgia Herbert Stockton H. A. Berg Clarence Stobert Merrill Pratt Charles. E Oaks Thomas Bragg Birmingham G. A Cook Ed Roberts Mobile John Ward

Southworth Named Cardinals Manager in St Louis

St Louis June 17 Billy Southworth former Cardinal player and manager was named manager of the St Louis Cardinals succeeding Ray Blades. President Sam Breadon announced he would take charge next Monday and had been manager of the Rochester club in the International League.

ST. Louis Billy Southworth Rochester St. Louis Cardinals Ray Blades Sam Breadon Southworth Cardinal

Losses Mount as Nazi Panzer Armies Press Paris Front

French authorities report about one fifth of the 2,000 tank panzer force knocked out in two days of fighting around the Weygand line as German air and ground troops press toward Paris with roughly 40 divisions and 500 planes per division, while Britain reinforces and French defenses hold the soil of France.

Paris Germany Weygand France Aisne Oise Flanders Pliant Weygand

Two U S Cruisers Headed for Brazil in Neutrality Patrol

The navy reports cruiser Wichita is en route to Rio de Janeiro while cruiser Quincy was dispatched last week for a friendly visit. Confidential reports note rising pro Nazi activity in South American countries after the German invasion of the Lowlands. The Quincy, a 10 000 ton heavy cruiser, was to visit Rio first. The Wichita, also a 10 000 ton heavy cruiser, has served on the Atlantic coast neutrality patrol.

Washington Navy Wichita Rio de Janeiro Brazil Quincy Edison South America Rio Atlantic Coast Neutrality Patrol

Weygand hold seen as German advance stalls in Paris battle

Allied planes hit German tank advances as Weygand line around Paris holds three days into the siege. German high command cites “on schedule” fighting with inroads near the Seine. Cherbourg raids and Italian neutrality signals add tension as Weygand rallies French and British pilots to defend soil and positions.

Paris Weygand Berlin Holland Belgium Somme-Aisne Seine River France Cherbourg Italy Italian Line New York

Weather note for Tennessee and surrounding region

The Tennessee River gauge stood at 19.7 feet on Friday. Temperatures ranged from a high of 93 to a low of 70 with no rainfall reported in Alabama and northwest Florida. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thunder showers and light to moderate southerly winds along the coast. Tennessee part remains partly cloudy with local showers and thunder storms Saturday, cooler in the west tonight and Saturday afternoon.

Tennessee Alabama Florida

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