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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1942

Page

12

Production Victory Rolling Across United States as War Gear Expands

A reporter details rapid industrial expansion in 21 key areas including arsenals and shipyards, noting mass production of tanks bombers fighters and ships. Officials warn Axis lead remains but emphasize civilian tooling up and a goal to outproduce and outpace enemy efforts.

Industria Lia Axis United Nations Pearl Harbor George C. Marshall Pacific Burma China India Japan England France

Appreciation for Cooperation in Salvage Campaign

The Hatselle Salvage for Victory Committee praised Martinsville citizens for a house to house effort that yielded 10 700 pounds of scrap material 4360 pounds tin 4100 pounds iron 1485 pounds rags 630 pounds rubber 1664 wire 60 pounds miscellaneous.

Hattselle Salvage For Victory Committee Martselle H. EB. Orr Comer Hammett Sirley-Cook Cotton Company H. R. Mitchell

Navy to rush seven new carriers and four cruisers

The report notes seven new aircraft carriers described as unlike any seen before and four new cruisers being rushed to completion with work far ahead of schedule. Four yards are dedicated to long range submarines, aiming to field about 340 modern subs, with one submarine launched each month.

U. S. Navy

Large Diverse Class Arrives at Southern Aviation Training School

A new class at Southern Aviation Training School draws students from forty four states and many colleges. The class is the largest yet, under the military supervision of the South eastern Army Air Training Force, with attendees from California Assumption College University of Detroit Worcester Polytechnic Institute Auburn NY A US Military Academy Yale Virginia Fenn College Central State Teachers Central Normal College Danville Notre Dame Sewanee Wisconsin Johns Hopkins Seton Hall and more.

Southern Aviation Training School Southeastern Army Air Training Force California Assumption College University of Detroit Worcester Poly Inst Auburn United States Military Academy Yale Virginia Fenn College Central State Teachers Wis Georgia Tech

Flying Department Problems At Southern Aviation Training School

Fred Lestie, director of flying at Southern Aviation Training School, outlines challenges facing the department. He notes rapid growth from eight members in 1941 to nearly a hundred, the need for scheduling, instructor assignments, and flight-line procedures, and stresses teaching safety and basic flying fundamentals. A recent incident underscored belt-use rules as a student dangled from a windshield at 500 feet, prompting emphasis on belt safety.

Fred Lestie Southern Aviation Training School Mr. Lesiie W. M. Grissom Acs Ransome

Eight Athens College Students Earn All A Spring Honors

Eight Athens College students posted straight A records in the recently closed spring quarter, the largest first honor roll total in months. Names on the top list include Edna Cox Ruth Greener Paul Lindler Eva Willis McGill Marshel Mason Elizabeth Redd Mildred Whitehead and William Whittenburg. The second honor roll lists seventeen students meeting A and B grade requirements with no marks below B including Xumpha Allen Marion Belue Anita Byers and Emily Chandler.

Athens College Edna Cox Gloversville N. Y Ruth Greener Greenville Mas Paul Lindler Eva Willis McGill Moundville Marshel Mason Lineville Elizabeth Redd Petersburg Tenn Mildred Whitehead Rogersville William Whittenburg Quinton

Names listed in regional voter roll fragment

A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous individuals from cities across Alabama and neighboring states including Athens, Elkmont, Huntsville, West Point, Goodwater, Ardmore, and Somerville, with multiple given names and surnames such as Rachel Mae Christopher, Elea nor Ruth Faulkner, Fannie Lou Howell, Lillyan Landreth, Sam Martin, Dorothy Solomon, Elizabeth Timbes, Sara White, Opal Whitten.

Athens Rachel Mae Christopher Richie Christopher Marie Cooper Hamilton Eleanor Ruth Faulkner Elkmont Hazel Ruth Harrison Huntsville Fannie Lou Howell Gordo Lillyan Landreth West Point Sam Martin Goodwater Malcolm Rogers Dorothy Solomon Owens Cross Roads Elizabeth Timbes Paden Miss Sara White Ardmore Tenn Opal Whitten Somerville

Ordination Planned for Deacon J B Morris at Southside Baptist

An ordination service is set for Sunday at eight o clock at Southside Baptist church. J B Morris will be ordained as senior deacon with Dr E L Davison delivering the sermon.

Southside Baptist Church J. B. Morris E. L. Davison

War Bond Drive Gets Backing from Officials and Labor

Representatives of management organized labor and agriculture in Birmingham urge full support for Alabama's war bond pledge drive. The campaign begins Tuesday with a goal of one million signers.

Birmingham Ala Management, Organized Labor Agricult Alabama

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