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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
7
My antique shop will close Thursday afternoons throughout the summer. Mrs. W. B. Buchanan, Athens, Alabama advertises auto tops seat covers and slip covers for furniture. Contact Claude Morell Athens Alabama phone 186 W.
Rev. H. M. Stevenson addressed the Ci vitan club on U S responsibilities in world affairs noting global scrutiny of America and urging trustworthy conduct to bolster foreign confidence. Following the talk the club named standing committees for the year with members across publicity public affairs membership program and other roles. Guests included Lt Eugene Speer and Louis Mann of the U S Army.
Senator George of Georgia denounced the Presidents FEPC item in a war agencies bill as a step toward national socialism arguing it robs owners and managers of control to appease a dis discriminated racial group. Southern lawmakers oppose funds but fear a filibuster on the FEPC budget while signaling unlikely to block final approval.
The House approved a price controls extension for a year, clearing a path to recess for conventions. Senator Murdock cautioned the bill could be vetoed if an amendment would permit OPA tests in federal district courts. The pace plan would let processors pay 90 percent of the ceiling, affecting cotton and other staples.
Sidney Hillman, PAC chairman, says the CIO Political Action Committee will remain a permanent political force. He notes local branches drive defeats of certain congressmen, while the national PAC does not claim individual victories and will stay active beyond this year.
Representatives Pete Jarman of Alabama and Robert Chiperfield of Illinois received special recognition from Secretary Cordell Hull for their visit to Chile during the day of the Americas. Hull praised their contribution to improving relations with the American republics.
A dispute centers on Dixie and her father with a heated argument over custody and control. Attorneys argued for rights and guardianship as a judge weighed evidence and requested further filings.
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