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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1956

Page

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Local officers to attend State Peace Officers' convention in Huntsville

Representatives from the Decatur Police Department Morgan County sheriff s office and the Highway Patrol are expected to attend the State Peace Officers convention in Huntsville Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Elkin Collier who underwent surgery at Decatur General on Wednesday is reported doing fine.

Deceatur Police Dept Morgan County Sheriff's Office Highway Patrol Office Peace Officers Huntsville Elkin Collier Decatur General

Republicans hail great news on Eisenhower recovery

Doctors predict President Eisenhower will recover swiftly from an intestinal operation and be fit to seek a second term. Republican leaders call it great news, while Democrats say the illness may push him to reconsider his February 29 decision to run again.

Jack Bell Washington Eisenhower Leonard D. Heaton Walte? Reed Army Hospital Heaton

Physicians Say President Ready To Enter Race

Washington June 9 physicians said President Eisenhower’s condition remains most satisfactory after a major predawn operation at Walter Reed Hospital. They indicated he could leave within 15 days and be back at full duties in four to six weeks, potentially ahead of the Republican National Convention in San Francisco.

Heaton White House Sen Mundt D-Sd Jenner R-Ind Mansfield Sen. Goldwater R-Ariz Eisenhower Goldwater Sen. Cotton R/NH Sen. Anderson New Mexico Paiv . Anderson White Lee Repubs J. W. Davis Washington Walter Reed Hospital Leonard G. Heaton San Francisco Isidor Ravdin University of Pennsylvania

Harriman Enters Democratic Presidential Race with Hat In Ring

New York June 9 Gov Averell Harriman announced he is in the Democratic presidential race tossing a gray fedora into the air at the Hat Workers Union convention. He backs New Deal and Fair Deal ideals and aims to unite the party as a liberal arm while signaling support for Adlai Stevenson.

James Devlin New York Averell Harriman Newmaine Hat Workers Union Convention Harriman Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Youtertarts Dubinsky International Ladies Garment 9 Dai Erothet Heeman Te David Dubinsky International Ladies Garment Workers Union Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Moscow London Democratic Party

Chamber of Commerce President Shelton resigns

A. L. Al Shelton of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce since January 1 resigned at a board meeting Friday due to absence. The board will appoint a temporary president as elections are delayed. See CHAMBER on Page 2.

A. L al) Shelton Decatur Chamber of ‘Commerce Board of Directors See

Docks Director McFarland Fined For Tax Evasion

State Docks Director Ward McFarland was fined 2500 dollars and lost political and civil rights after a three count indictment. U S District Judge H Hobart Grooms noted the plea change to nolo contendere and questioned if Gov Folsom would decide his removal from the docks post.

Birmingham Ward McFarland U.S. Dist H. Hobart Grooms McFarland Grooms James E. Folsom

Weather and River Update for Decatur and Vicinity

Tennessee River readings at Keller Memorial Bridge show a rise of 24 hours from morning to afternoon with levels near 84 at 11 am and 89 by 4:30 pm. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with a high around the mid 80s. local conditions expected to remain mild tonight.

Keller Memorial Bridge

Priceville Principal to Represent Morgan Teachers in NEA Trip

Priceville Principal will represent Morgan teachers at the NEA meeting in Portland Oregon on July 16. Mrs. Williams and Priceville teacher Frances Spanabel will accompany Williams on the trip.

Priceville Morgan NEA

Farmers Keeping Eyes On Clouds

Rain is crucial as crops in four counties Morgan Limestone Cullman and Lawrence suffer from drought. County agents report crops especially corn and pears needing rain and urge farmers to monitor clouds and moisture.

Jack Smith Morgan Limestone Cullman Lawrence Morgan County L. T. Wagnon

Father’s Day cash contest invites letters on dad

The Decatur Daily invites letters up to 200 words explaining why a dad is great with prizes of 50 dollars for first, 25 for second, and 1 dollar for 25 others. Entries must be postmarked by June 12 and will be published in the June 17 Father’s Day edition. Mail to The Decatur Daily, Decatur Alabama.

Decatur Daily Decatur Ala

Strike at U S Steel TCI Hits 6th Week With Wage Demands

Birmingham reports a wage strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen against U S Steel's Tennessee Coal and Iron Division extends into its sixth week. About 800 workers in steel plants have joined with 3,000 more expected to lose jobs in two weeks, with $15.75 million in wages lost and nearly 500 thousand tons of steel production halted. A survey by the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce finds 2,900 more layoffs likely in two weeks among 40 industries dependent on TCI, though most steel firms expect operations to normalize soon. TCI remains the largest steel producer in the South.

Birmingham Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen U.S. Steel Tennessee Coal and Iron Division US Steel TCI Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Tennessee Coal and Tron South

Ingall Opening Tied to TCI Strike Settlement

Ingalls Shipyards in Decatur awaits a strike settlement that idled Birmingham steel mills and cut raw steel to the plant. A skeleton crew stays for emergency barge work while some construction continues at the west yards. About 200 workers are affected by the May 28 shutdown.

Ingall Decatur TCI Birmingham Reid Byers Decatur Ingall Byers West Yards Ingalls

Reds Plan Underground Communist Structure Says House Panel

The House Committee on Un American Activities reports documents showing the Communist party plans to move real power underground while keeping a legal facade. Undercover leaders will run the network and an underground press will disseminate Communist literature as part of a strategy to subvert the U.S. government. The foreword to The Communist Conspiracy notes the 1930s origins and urges readers to accept the evidence.

Washington House Committee On Un-American Activities Communist Party United States Reds Weranting la Genes Sam Skeedlias Nist

Cullman Child Dies After Highway Runway Incident

The Martins of Fairview mourn a daughter who died after running into highway 112 near their store. Paul Earwood of Earwood Nursery was driving the other vehicle. he was not held. Funeral arrangements are pending announced by Moss Service.

Henry Martin Cullman Hospital Fairview Paul Earwood Earwood Nursery Earwood Moss Service

Neely Named Vice President Of Alabama Post Office Clerks

Charles Neely a post office clerk in Huntsville was elected vice-president of the Alabama State Federation of Post Office Clerks at the annual Huntsville convention. Ben F Teal Sr of Decatur was named a delegate to the national convention in Chicago. other delegates include Gale Sevontsean, Orr, Williams, and Sherrell.

Charles Neely Alabama State Federation of Post Office Clerks Huntsville Ben F. Teal Decatur Chicago Hunts Sevontseanashen Gale Tom Orr Herbert Sherrell Williams Roy

Should Come Off Aid Bill Russell Says Further Cut Sought

Senator Russell demands another one billion dollar reduction in the aid program as final House votes loom. He argues the bill should be trimmed beyond the House cut while allied with administration support and opposing sentiments in the Senate.

Russell Edwin B. Harkinson Washington Eisenhower Sen House Senate Appropriations Committee Georgia Senate Foreign Committee George Senate

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Doc Ike Jarriman William Cecil Cobb, Jr William C. Cobb Fifth Ave Decatur High School Cobb Grove City College Ion Associate of Science and Industry Ohio State University Keith Phillips Mathews 8Th Ave Depl.oy Forest Products Inc Highway 20 Ballentine 14Th Ave. SE Eugene Bevels Walter Carlin Talor, Jr Mike Memphis Elmer Bussey Repubs Mamie Eisenhower Executive Mansion New Yorker’s ‘Hat Buckley Shelton A. ii Decatur and U.S. Reds Walter D-Pa Hiway Neely P.O. Clerks Assn Senator By Ken Reynolds
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