Decatur Aims for a Beautified Postwar City and Growth
City leaders and civic clubs praise efforts to beautify Decatur and expand postwar enterprise. Editorial notes a lingering newsprint shortage and high prices for publishers, with the AAA potential action on highway planning and a hopeful tone for windfalls in regional development.
President Truman Shows Increasing Signs of Frustration
The article portrays President Truman as increasingly irate with Congress during his current tour. It notes his sharp blast at lawmakers and questions whether his anger stems from anticipated political defeat or waning crowds at his goodwill visit.
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Congress
Washington
White House
Acuff Contemplates Tennessee Governorship Candidacy
Roy Acuff is being considered as a Republican candidate for Tennessee governor by friends. He has not decided whether to run and worries about losing income from radio shows and appearances. He also owns a cave resort being prepared for summer tourism and could face costly commitments if he campaigns. The outcome could affect Alabama relations and the Strawberry Pickers may face strong competition.
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U. S. 31
Alabama Automo Association
AAA
State Highway’ Department
Roy Acuff
Tennessee
Roy
Acuffe
Alabama
The Sunshine Corner on the Little Conjunction But
Mrs. C. L. Stover of Decatur writes on the value of the word but in conversation. She argues the word can hurt or help and urges using praise or silence to avoid negative impressions. The piece concludes that speaking kindly would make the world a nicer place.
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C. L. Stover
Decature
God
TVA Fund Wins Subcommittee Approval on Omnibus Bill
The Senate subcommittee approved a 4 million dollar TVA fund in the omnibus bill in a preliminary step. Senators McKellar Hill and Sparkman led the push, with full committee action and potential conference ahead. Supporters call it a promising start toward possible ultimate TVA approval.
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TVA
McKellar
Hill
Sparkman
House
Congress
Friendship Train idea stirs writer readers across nation
Syndicated columnist Sy Drew Pearson notes strong pro Eisenhower signals from southern senators and White House allies while highlighting female appointments blocked by Republicans. He cites Truman labor absence on tour and mixes opinion on Russia peace outreach with reader letters and credit for wartime efforts.
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Eisenhower
Floyd Parks
Army
Maybank and
Johnston
South Carolina
Robertson
Virginia
Sparkman and Hill
Alabama
Pepper
Florida
Jim Lever
General Parks
Kilgore
West Virginia
Brewster
Truman
Mississippi
John Rankin
Ike
South
Switzerland
Kansas
Texas
Freida Hennock
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Marion Harron
San Francisco
U. S
FDR
Ruth Bryan Owen
J. Borden Harriman
Mint
Nellie Tayloe Ross
United States
Marion G. Banister
Miss Hennock
Judge Harron
Omaha
Des Moines
Bakersfield
California
Tru Mman
Pittsburgh
Norman Armour
Moscow Radio
USA
Russia
Sarah Lowrey
Waco
G. T. Mowrer
San Diego
Cal
Stalin
Pearson
Wall Street
Maurice R. Gortner
Lansdowne
P. S
State Department
Voice of America
Wichita
Kans
United Nations
United
Bedford
Indiana
Indidha Limestone
E. C. Ewen
Ewen
Tom Morgan
Sperry -Gyroscope
Morgan
Wallace Roerich saga draws in Wallace Ickes and Horch
New York report traces Henry Wallace efforts to protect Roerich the mystic guru amid accusations of espionage and political manipulation. It details State and Agriculture Department actions to gather press items, Horch’s role, and ties to Roerich’s Siberian schemes.
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Henry Wallace
Age Tond Roerich
Department of Agriculture
Oerich
Asia
Wallace
Roerich
Harold Ickes
Henry
Ickes
Harry Hopkins
Moosejaw
Roosevelt
Orient
Louis Horch
India
Horch
Roosevelt Treasury Department
Buobblehead
Milo Perkins
Mr. Hamilton
Far Eastern Division
State Department
Perkins
Hamilton
Peiping
Tientsin
Dairen
Stuart E. Grumman
Manchuria
Bubblehead
Walter A. Adams
Harbin
Secretary of State
Vremya
Siberia
Nash
Nash Put
United States
Adams
Siberian
Kansas
Riverside Drive
Four Face Trial On Segregation Law Accusation
Four defendants are set for trial in Birmingham on charges of violating segregation laws at a meeting of the Southern Negro Youth Congress. The May 1 arrests included James Dombrowski of New Orleans Doris Lenk of New York Edward Forrey of Mobile and Rev Claude Herbert Oliver of Birmingham. All were released on 300 bond each.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Henry Wallace
James Dombrowski
New Orleans
Southern Conference Education Fund
Doris Lenk
New York City
National Maritime Union
Claude Herbert Oliver
Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Marshall plan cuts spark Republican debate in Congress
In Washington, June 11, tension rises as the Republican controlled House’s appropriations panel led by Rp. John Taber trims over a billion from the Marshall plan’s first year. Secretary Marshall warns the cut weakens Europe aid. top GOP figures and press oppose the cut and urge restoration. The Senate likely to follow the House toward a final decision.
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James Marlow Washington
Europe
House
Senate
Truman
Congress
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
New York
Taber
Marshall
New York Herald Tribune
Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Notice of Contract Completion and Estate Claims
Chastain and Company announces completion of work on the addition to Decatur General Hospital in Morgan County Alabama and invites all labor and material claimants to present their claims for payment. Probate Court notices state that Julian Lee Bibb Jr is handlingEstate of Susan Foster Robinson. creditors must file claims within the legal limit or be barred.
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Alabama
Chastain and Company
General Contractors
Montgomery
Decatur General Hospital
Decatur
Morgan County
Susan Foster Rob'nson
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