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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1949

Page

6

Not All Knocking in England Is Being Done With Hammers

HAL BOYLE reports from London on postwar England where rebuilding hammers mix with voices of doubt and discontent. While authorities push austerity and reconstruction, many citizens fear shortages linger and the old comforts vanish. The scene shows a nation balancing renewal with frustration as war damage yields to new social and economic pressures.

England Hal Boyle London United Kingdom American Overseas Airlines Thames

Singing Event Draws Pack In Lebanon Methodist Church

The annual singing at Lebanon Methodist church drew a large crowd on Sunday. Visitors from Decatur Florence Cullman and Georgia attended. Mrs. Albert Shannon was hospitalized in Moulton Monday in ill health. Several local families and relatives visited during the weekend and others returned from trips to St Petersburg Florida and Tampa. Farm work continues with favorable weather though some heavy rains were reported in nearby sections. Rev Montgomery preached at the Baptist church during the second Sunday appointment.

Lebanon Methodist Church Will White Decatur Parker Cullman County Albert Shannon Moulton John McCaghren Sarah Florence Hazel Cartersville Georgia Hollis McCaghren Chester Johnson Eaton Stephenson T. K. Hogan Wallace Hogan Charles Speake St. Petersburg Florida L. W. Patterson Montgomery the Baptist Baptist Church Laverne Hawkins Tampa Fla J. W. Dutton J. S. Pearce

England After War Seen Through American Eyes

An American visitor notes England’s wartime discipline endures in queues for buses, theater, and food. He observes weariness at praise for courage and a desire for faster postwar prosperity. Citizens brace for change yet value civility, while old baths and courtesies hint at a fading but resilient national character.

Big Ben England

Three Minerals Mined and Used as Asbestos

The report identifies three distinct minerals that can be mined and employed as asbestos. It describes their properties and potential applications while noting health and safety considerations. Further details on locations and production methods are not provided in the excerpt.

Strike Delays Gas Line Work in Demopolis

DEMOPOLIS Ala June 16 A labor dispute halted a Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co project between the Rio Grande valley and New York harbor. About 150 to 180 workers stayed idle after a wage dispute, with Alabama Highway Patrol and Marengo County officials present. no violence occurred as an agreement to stay idle was reached.

Demopolis Ala York George F. Bennett Alabama Highway Patrol transcontinental Gas_ Pipeline, Co Rio Grande Valley New York Harbor

Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan Achieve Dual Golf Title Year

In golf history only Gene Sarazen in 1922 and Ben Hogan in 1948 won both the U S Open and the PGA Championship in the same calendar year, a rare feat highlighted by historians and records.

Gene Sarazen Ben Hogan

Family visits mark weekend in Cullman county towns

In Cullman county, residents spent time with relatives including Mrs Betty Hampton. Carlton Martina and John Lee Speake of Birmingham visited Charles Speake and James Gilbert. Everett Mulligan of Birmingham returned home after a visit with his parents. James Russell Lowery and his wife from Auburn visited their mother Shirley Smith for summer. Howell Smith and Corbin Smith with son of Moulton attended Sunday singing.

Chauncey Camp Mississippi Veterans Administration McNeese New Guinea Sam Darrell McNeese Columbia Miss Cullman County Betty Hampton Carlton Martina John Lee Speake Birmingham Charles Speake James Gilbert Everett Mulligan Mulligan James Russell

Giants Set Home Win Streak Record in 1916

The New York Giants achieved a major league consecutive victory record of 26 in 1916, winning all 26 games at home.

New York Giants

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