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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1944

Page

3

House Delays Action On OPA Price Control Extension

The U S House spent six hours debating price control extension and related amendments delaying a final vote beyond June 30. Proposals cover oil subsidies court sales farm price ceilings and the OPA highest price line with notable votes on Hartley’s line and a 15 day notice amendment.

Washington House OPA Rep Hartley R N. J Rep. Springer Rind Senate

Hill Joins Bankhead on Cotton Textile Price Control Amendment

Senator Lister Hill joined Senator John H. Bankhead in supporting a price control amendment on readjustment of cotton textile ceilings. The amendment passed the Senate by a 39 to 35 vote.

Bradley summons 82nd and 101st to lead Normandy invasion

Lt General Omar N Bradley orders the 82nd Airborne and the 101st Airborne to spearhead the Allied invasion of Normandy. The 82nd returns to France after World War I service, with two parachute regiments and training across North Africa and Sicily preceding the jump into France.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Omar N. Bradley 82Nd 101St Normandy France Geronimo French Morocco Fifth Army Tunisia Sicily Gela

Pursuit Across the Ice to a Hidden Island

Colin and Nate track Dove across the Moose Lake region as winter conditions tighten. Dave’s escape plan hinges on a timely air flight, while Rae, Tennant, and the others weigh alliances and patrol duties with Colonel Dowling. The pursuit leads to a clue on a wind swept lake marked by fresh wolf tracks toward an island.

Moose Lake Colin Nate Rae Dave Moose Jaw God’s Lake Irina Dove Tennant Learmonth Selkirk Police Barracks Rod Selkirk Dové Benedict Dowling Blair Tom Gill King Features Syndicate Ina

82nd Airborne's Sicily Salerno Feats and Geronimo Cry

The division reformed as infantry and helped capture Trapani on July 23 during Sicily. It marched 150 miles, took 22,000 prisoners, and in Salerno faced heavy German counterattacks. Sgt. Tony Castello of Longmont Colorado, age 26, explains his Apache heritage and the Geronimo cry used during jumps, having made 44 parachute drops and been wounded twice.

Trapani Sicily Salerno Italy 82Nd Naples Tony Castello Longmont Colo Geronimo Oklahoma Castello

600 Farmers View Permanent Pastures Near Talucah

About 600 Morgan county farmers and guests attended a fish fry by the County Soil Conservation Association at Talucah on the Tennessee river. The event featured a pasture tour, talks by TVA and state officials, and a catfish meal.

Morgan County County Soil Conservation Association Talucah Tennessee River E. P. Thornhill TVA W. M. Landers Knoxville George Sargent State War Finance Committee H. A. Smith Guntersville- Wheeler R. M Reaves Athens B. G. Hall Tennessee Erien Rowe

Cornell Hearing By Kiwanis Club Guests Speaker

Kiwanis members met at Hotel Lyons with guest B. M. Cornell of Southern Airways who spoke on Post War Development in Aviation. The talk highlighted advances and prospects in air travel following the war.

Kiwanis Club Lyons B. M. Cornell Southern Airways Cornell

Tantalum Finds Civilian Uses Amid War Surgery

US medical leaders announce civilian applications for tantalum, the inert surgical metal. It aids stitching nerves and repairing facial, skull, and limb injuries, with platable malleability allowing in-surgery shaping. Brazil supplies most wartime tantalum, recently joined by a Black Hills find. doctors Burch and Carney led initial efforts.

Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Chicago American Medical Association Brazil Ciently Black Hills South Dakota John C. Burch John Carney

Aviation history highlighted at club meeting

The speaker traced aviation from its 1903 birth through today with focus on World War II progress. Technical Sgt. Edward Sandlin and John Felix White attended, joined by visiting Kiwanians Dr Hatchett of Huntsville and B. W. Prahl of Jasper, as members enjoyed the well received talk.

Tion Edward Sandlin John Felix White Dr. Hatchett Huntsville B. W. Prahl Jasper

Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Lustrous, Neat Hair

Advert says Moroline Hair Tonic smooths unruly hair and adds lustre. A big bottle is priced at 25 cents and is sold everywhere.

Censor Chief Defies Solon Over Intercept Files

Washington reports Byron Price, director of censorship, refused to hand over intercepts from international mail to a Senate subcommittee without a subpoena. Senators pressed as Price cited secrecy, while an early State Department official also declined to release copies. The letters involved include correspondence with Vivien Kellenis, a Connecticut war plant operator.

Washington Byron Price Senate Post Office Price Ferguson Rmich Reed Rlas Byron State Department Vivien Kellenis Connecticut

De Gaulle Criticizes Allied Proclamations In Paris

General Charles De Gaulle denounces Allied proclamations as undermining French autonomy. He warns such currency moves risk serious complications and urges an end to disruption while France fights alongside allies. He also says France will pursue peace in full sovereignty and would honor a visit to Washington to discuss shared issues with President Roosevelt.

London Charles de Gaulle France Committee of National Liberation de Gaulle Ménis Roosevelt Washington United States

For each dozen eggs produced a hen will eat feed

A reader note states that producing a dozen eggs requires seven pounds of feed consumed by the hen.

German waitlisted figure linked to metals syndicate

Count Frederick Von Zedlitz, a German residing in Buenos Aires, appears on the State Department blacklist as a representative of Metallgesellschaft, Hermann Goering's metals syndicate.

Count Frederick von Zedlitz Buenos Aires State Department Metallgesellschaft Hermann Goering Metals Syndicate

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