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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

3

Cooler Air Clears Heat Across Much of the Nation

The Associated Press reports cooler air moving from the northern Rocky Mountains into the north and central plains and toward the upper Mississippi Valley by nightfall. Four days of heat and humidity eased, with 17 states recording 100 degree readings and only parts of New England, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the northern Rockies, and the Pacific Coast staying under 90. The weather bureau in Chicago said temperatures will return to normal levels.

Associated Press Therthern Rocky Mountains Central Plains Mississippi Valley Tennessee Missouri Nebraska Iowa Kansas Colorado Indiana Texas Arizona Alabama South Dakota Oklahoma New Mexico California Mississippi Kentucky Illinois New England Wisconsin Minnesota Rockies Pacific Coast Weather Bureau Chicago

Chinese Communists Destroy 100 Lepers Leprosarium Fire Report

A Fidel Catholic News Agency dispatch cites Hingchuang Leprosarium in Yunnan where Communist forces burned about 100 lepers. Only three escaped after guards blocked exits as thatch shelters were set alight. The incident follows earlier orders to gather thatch for covering shelters.

RCME Hingchuang Yunnan Fidel Catholic Hong Kong China Yungjen

Mt Everest Height Claim From National Geographic

The National Geographic Society states Mount Everest stands 29.2 feet tall, asserting it as the world’s highest peak.

National Geographic Society

Record cattle numbers on U S farms amid historic rise

Farmers across the United States are reported to maintain herd sizes deemed the largest in history with cattle numbers growing on farms and ranches nationwide during the current period.

U. S

Picnic Delights and Practical Food Prep Guide

A playful guide to outdoor picnics emphasizes hearty foods for men and easy crowdsourced recipes. It suggests kebabs with beef, spaghetti with garlic mushroom sauce, fried chicken, and a greens salad with portable dressing. It notes frozen lemonade and insulated containers for beverages and recalls that Tasmania was first seen by Europeans in 1642.

Tasmania

Courland Social Roundup Shows Summer Activities and Visits

Courland residents enjoyed a Monday swimming party at Seneca Springs with picnic lunch and gatherings at Spring Creek club house. The note list includes Grady Terry family members, Ann Gilchrist’s spend the night party, furlough homecomings, visitors from Decatur Leighton and Florida tips, and local outings such as brunches, picnics, and a spring creek club gathering.

Grady Terry Methodist Church Seneca Springs Corinne Reding Barrie Virginia Kracke Phoebe Bill Graham Bobby Lee Terry Elmer Marion Orian Terry Jr Winnie Faye Letson Ronnie Agee Terry Sandra Douglas Terry Stanley Kracke Price Terry Orian Terry Ann Chardavayne Gilchrist Spring Creek Club Virginia Blythe Bobby Dot Lane Jane Frances Coburn Marjorie Newwood Shelby Cress James Todd Bob York Robert Agee Decatur F. M. Lovelace Shreveport Town Creek Lonnie Roberts W. M. Bendall Ralph Sanderson Barbara, Cullman Glenn Wells John Sanderson Martin Howard Smith Hope Ruby Hazel Elaine Martin Bridge Club Harris Pippen Bert Dan Gilchrist Jr Jimmy Blythe Virginia Jimmy D. L. Martin Sr Sykes Frank Coburn Frances Marsh Hunter James Billy Vaughan Hunter Marsh Bobby Wailes Leighton Ellen Blythe Sylvia Sargent George Martin Tempe Ariz Stanley Vaughan Stanley Jr Vaughans Memphis Billy Letson Hollis Green James Stroud Cliff Crow Jasper

Manu Code and Gypsies in Europe History Note

The text cites the ancient Manu Code forbidding barbed or poison arrows and killing a foe who has surrendered. It adds that the appearance of Gypsies in Europe cannot be traced earlier than the 14th century.

India Europe

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