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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
9
A tired soldier Derek Mills drove off in a $5,600 Rolls Royce to return from reading duty. He was fined $28 and told not to do it again.
A quarter mile Santa Fe Freight Terminal burned causing damage to 400 feet of dock and 20 freight cars. An official estimated dock damage at least 100000 dollars. Thirty firemen were treated for minor burns after three hours of firefighting.
Tokyo reports the third mass labor protest ended with 266000 direct participants. Unions opposed government Labor Law Amendment and Anti-Subversive Activities Bill in the Diet. Early forecasts ranged up to 700000, later cut to 500000 as some unions balked. National Rural Police tallied 217300. negligible economic impact.
Prague Radio reports Dr. Josef Kysely former Bratislava mayor and Slovakia health commissioner has been named deputy prime minister of Communist Czechoslovakia in a surprise cabinet shakeup.
The piece explains how diseases can mimic thyroid disorders and describes real hyperthyroidism signs such as high metabolism heat sensitivity bulging eyes rapid pulse and possible nervousness. It notes diagnostic advances including radioactive iodine and blood iodine tests and lists conditions that can simulate thyroid issues.
Crossword entries run together with partial clues like droop in the middle and venture across a fragmented list. The grid hints include metallic rocks and ship deck with possessive forms and cooking tools. Province of Canada abbreviation appears among scattered numbers.
Rear Adm. Charles H. McMorris ends a 44 year naval career as Rear Adm. Stuart S. Murray relieves him during a 15 minute ceremony in Pearl Harbor. McMorris, a We tumpka, Alabama native, plans to live near Washington after retirement.
Herbert Windt, who last year visited the Communist World Youth Festival, complained that the food served to participants was Russian fodder. He was held by police for 10 months and then sentenced to 15 months in a Communist court for fascist propaganda and slandering the Soviet people.
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