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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1944
Page
11
Communication shows two parties debating a shared outing while mismatched intentions lead to a pause in plans. One side asserts a unified approach though details remain unresolved, signaling ongoing negotiation and possible retraction.
Used cars bought for top prices by Predict King at Smallwood Motor Co. Ford deal. Mon arch Feed Store in Moulton offers cash for eggs and farm supplies. Bank safe deposit boxes wanted with highest cash prices. J E Murkey advertises contact details in Webster Groves Missouri. Electric trons and hot plates repaired by Allied Sales Co. Miscellaneous auto tops and seat covers offered by Claude Morell in Athens Alabama.
General Charles De Gaulle, head of France's provisional government, has informed President Roosevelt of a possible trip to Washington late this month or in July. The visit would be treated with full honors but not official recognition, and aims at military cooperation talks, while Washington weighs nonrecognition policies and Eisenhower's role in invasion plans.
Allied headquarters reported a growing French guerrilla campaign behind Nazi lines since June 6. Sabotage blocked Rhone valley transport, 300 German troops were captured, and maquis fighters gained village and town control while Vichy resistance wavered.
Massey Home Demonstration club held a hat auction with dress review at their meeting. Proceeds support the club treasury. Winners included Mrs Thomas Teague for dress, Mrs Varnell Bell for second, and Mrs Herman Owen with Mrs Jim King for stout class. Miss Erien Rowe demonstrated child care. Refreshments served by Mrs Oakle Owen. Rt. 1 Danville Ala.
Washington June 17 The House approved a deficiency appropriation bill totaling 2 595 165 535 dollars and sent it to the Senate ending a session long effort to trim funding for the Office of Price Administration.
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