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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1946

Page

3

Atomic energy talk outlines postwar control issues

A United Nations briefing in New York outlines four clear points on atomic energy: US secrecy, likely spread of bomb-making, the risk of a global arms race, and potential peaceful uses with proper controls. Congress debates whether civilian or military authorities lead, McMahon’s Senate committee advances a civilian five member commission, and international control is urged by Baruch with UN aide. The UN atomic commission plans to hear nations’ responses as the story develops.

Washington United Nations New York Hiroshima United States Russia Congress Senate House Capitol Brien McMahon Connecticut Army Navy Truman England Attlee Canada MacKenzie King Special Atomic Commission Special Commission Bernard Baruch United Nations Atomic Commission Baruch

Bible School Opens Today At Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Bible school in South Decatur opened today at Peoples Church and runs through Friday. Readings show 143 enrollment and 105 average daily attendance. Graduation is Monday at 7:30 p.m. with over 100 certificates to be awarded by Captain Fuller.

Salvation Army South Decatur The Peoples Church Mondy Captain Fuller Evelyn Warren Dorothy Turner Ora Lawrence Clyde Jackson Jimmy Thompson Helen Smith Elizabeth Smith Charles Howard Mary Turner Beulah Johnson Mary Agnes Moyer Annie Vera Wright Edward Webb Fuller

No Further Tax Cuts Urged Now

The Federal Reserve Board advised Congress against further general tax cuts and urged prudent government economy to sustain a surplus from high receipts. It also opposed raising the interest rate on government borrowings, noting interest on the national debt would hit 5 billion dollars for the fiscal year beginning July 1, surpassing veterans pensions and benefits.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Congress

Average altitude of the 48 states around 2500 feet

The article notes that the mean elevation of the United States contiguous states is about 2500 feet above sea level. It discusses elevations across regions and mentions the overall average height in a concise geographic context.

United States

Limestone Community Celebrates Rural Telephone Success

A Limestone county farmer spoke into a phone 12 miles away, marking the first time in 12 years that Across Elk residents had 205 phones as part of a $70 000 Southern Bell exchange. The six year project began in 1940 and involved 60 miles of pole line and a 578 circuit mile wire network serving Salem and surrounding areas.

Salem Limestone County Henry Christopher Will H. Beasley G. C. Williams M. C. Grissom Southern Bell Ross Hotel Athens Elk Southern Bell Telephone Company Buck Island Road Cairo Oxford Lester Lola Limestone Williams and Beasley Dr. Jackson Tennessee State Line Beasley Telephone Company Agaity Williams TVA Rural Electricity W. D. Alston Alabama

Crossword Puzzle Answers and Cryptoquote Note

The page presents a large crossword clues list with Across and Down entries and a Cryptoquote featuring a Tacitus quote about an honourable death versus a disgraceful life. It includes the clue strings for a Saturday puzzle and the quotation attribution.

Tacitus King Features Syndicate, Inc

Swiss GI visitors win praise for good conduct during tours

Swiss officials say 250000 American troops completed eight day tours in Switzerland at a 35 franc package rate. Soldiers brought $50 spending money, stayed in hotels, and were praised for minimal misbehavior. A Swiss manager notes only six theft incidents among many visits, and one hotelier says troops set a high standard.

Zurich Switzerland Germany Mademoiselles France Florian Neiderer Neiderer Jimmy Brugger Brugger Jimmy United States

Southern Bell Holds Rural Telephone Progress Barbecue

Limestone county hosts a community barbecue at Band Mill Springs with Birmingham executives and local leaders. Sales Manager Alston outlines Southern Bell goals to connect 1900 rural telephones this year and reach 7500 in the state, stressing action over words as plans for North Alabama progress unfold.

Limestone County Band Mill Springs Wmffie Southers Bell Birmingham Williams Alston Southern Bell North Alabama

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