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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

Page

3

Woman Killed as Strikers Interfere at Berryton Mill

In Sumerville Georgia a non-striking car entering the Berryton Mills site was overturned by strikers. Mrs Nellie Tucker died after being crushed and two other women escaped serious harm. Police report seven to eight CIO Textile Workers Union members arrested. the strike seeks a new contract and wage hikes. Berryton Mills and the union have court injunctions. The strike has had prior violence but this is the first fatality.

Summerville Berryton John Davis Nellie Tuck Tucker CIO Textile Workers Union of America Berryton Mills,Inc Rome Aragon A. D. Julliard Mills

Weird buried German soldier story shocks postwar Poland

In Warsaw a 32 year old Berliner miner remained alive in a sealed Wehrmacht food warehouse since 1945. He emerged with a knee length beard and blindness from entombment. Two others died after daylight exposure while six soldiers tried to raid supplies during retreat and German demolition.

Warsaw Poland Gydnia

Workers Accept Partial Wage Increase After Strike

Workers returned to work after a strike that began April 12. They demanded a 13 percent raise but settled for a two percent hike, matching the mill's prior offer.

Pay Is Plenty For Congress Pay Is Plenty For Congress

Washington June 18 Congress pay should not be boosted Rep Burdick North Dakota says the woods are full of candidates and there is no scarcity. He notes talk of raising pay tied to pending civil service raises but argues now is not the time.

Washington Congress Rep. Burdick Burdick

Saint Christopher Catholic Church Dedication in Dickson

In Dickson Tennessee the St Christopher Catholic Church was dedicated on a wooded hillside. The $100000 structure honors a vow by Edward Henslee made in 1942 after his son, Edward Jr., joined the Navy. The ceremony featured Bishop William L Adrian and Sen Chaves among speakers with 400 attendees.

Edward Dickson William L. Adrian Nashville William Grannis Sen. Chaves D-Nm United States Adrian Henslee St. Christopher

Police ban FDJ youth group in Bonn region

Police ordered youths to shed blue shirts banned as the outlawed Free German Youth in North Rhine Westphalia state including Bonn.

FDJ Free Germany North-Rhine Westphalia Bonn

Evolution of the Pope Title From Bishop to Rome Leader

In the Fourth and Fifth Centuries the title pope was used for bishops but gradually reserved for the Bishop of Rome, shaping ecclesiastical honorifics and authority.

Rome

Communists Questioned After Attempted March on Allied HQ

The communists who planned to march on the Allied high commission were brought to Koenigswinter across the Rhine from Bonn for questioning before any further action.

Allied High Commission Koeningswinter Rhine River Bonn

Lawmakers Debate Congressional Pay In Current Recruitment

In a candid interview a lawmaker argued raises for members of Congress are unnecessary as current salaries attract candidates. he noted it would be acceptable if recruiting were hard, but it is not.

Congress

Free-For-All Breaks Out Between Police and Youth in Bonn

In Bonn on June 18 German police and about 2,500 blue shirted youths clashed as officers seized the young Reds to stop a protest march, sparking a chaotic scene amid mounting tensions.

Bonn Germany Young Reds

Survivors Escape After Dark Bunker Tragedy

A bunker held food wine tobacco and a hoard of candles lasting until two years ago. Survivors endured darkness as water seeped in and they washed in liquor. After entombment one man killed himself and another did so weeks later, with two more dying of illness. Bodies were buried in flour mummified. How the two survivors escaped remains unexplained. No tools were found.

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