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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

9

Publication Order in Alabama Equity Case Bracken v Bracken

In Morgan County Alabama a nonresident defendant Ethel Bracken is required to plead to the bill of complaint by July 14 1950 or the bill may be confessed. The notice appears in Decatur Daily with publication dates June 12 19 26 and July 3 1950.

Lonnie Bracken Ethel Bracken Morgan County Alabama Register Decatur Daily Bryan McAfee Austrnle P. A. Buchanan Contracting Company P.O. Box Birmingham

Educators Gather in Tuscaloosa for State Education Conference

About 1500 Alabama educators PTA officials and school bus personnel converge on Tuscaloosa for a week of conferences on the University of Alabama campus. U S Education Commissioner Earl McGrath keynotes and Dr Paul Witty of Northwestern lectures at the Parent Teacher Institute.

Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama Parent- Teachers Association University of Alabama Northington U. S Earl McGrath Paul Witty Northwestern University Delta Kappa Gamma Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs Alabama Association of School Board McGrath Foster Auditorium Om Witty

Anableps Eye Structure Enables Dual Vision Above and Underwater

The anableps or tropical American fish has two pupils in each eye with each pupil operating independently to view both above and below water simultaneously. U S sales of farm butter have fallen to about 41 million pounds annually from 175 million in 1924.

Tropical America U.S

Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Summary

Readers tackle a 5 9 10 12 13 14 15 across items with clues for A through Z and theme entries. The page also presents a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle using a shift cipher and hints, plus a sample quotation.

Hartselle News Honors Texas Visitors

Hartselle patrons host Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bennett as they entertain Mrs. Bennetts parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidson of Wilmer Texas and sister Judith. The gathering includes Mrs. Bill Skiles Dallas Texas and Myron Love Houston Texas plus other area guests.

Texas Jimmy Bennet Stone Scottie F. A. Bennett Freddie

Parliament debates ban on warlike toys in Western Germany

The Adenauer led parliament considers a measure to prohibit manufacture or sale of warlike toys and to curb Allied forces from giving such toys to German children. The piece argues war toys foster aggression and Prussian militarism linked to Germany’s past wars. Also notes local social updates and visits among residents Myron Love and Stone families with family members in Houston and Talladega.

Germany Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Allied High Commission Hitler

ROOM AND BOARD By Gene Aker EMA IN TH

Aker presents a column on living arrangements and domestic life with insights into home economics and social norms of the era. The piece reflects midcentury attitudes toward housing and daily duties in households.

Garden club hosts lecture and roses show

Mrs Sim Howell and Mrs Arthur Howell co hosted the Hartselle Garden Club gathering at Mrs Howell's home. Mr Ray of the Swift Company presented three moving pictures on roses and vegetables. Four guests joined the members for refreshments. The Daily Vacation Bible School closes Friday with a ten o'clock graduation and a picnic at Sherrill Park.

Sim Howell Arthur Howell Hartselle Garden Club Mr. Ray Swift Company Andrew Oden J. W. Henderson J. F. Stewart, Sr Beth Howell Bible School Sherrill Park

Missionary Group Dines After Study Circle

The Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church met Monday afternoon in Circle Two hosted by Mrs. Carl Williams and Mrs. Monte Black. President Mrs. J. W. Henderson gave the devotional and Mrs. A. D. Sample taught the lesson The Summary and Conclusion of the Life of Paul. An ice course was served during social hour and the group was dismissed with the society benediction.

Missi Society of the Christian Churc Carl Williams Monte Black J. W. Henderson A. D. Sample Paul

Revival Begins at First Church with Pastor Carl B Allen

Rev Carl B Allen, new pastor of the First Church, arrives Wednesday night. All residents of Hartselle and nearby areas are invited to revival services at 10:00 AM and 7:30 PM each day.

Carl B. Allen First 1St Church Hartselle

Help For Small Farmer Talked Help For Small Farmer Talked

At Tuskegee Institute delegates discuss aid for small Southern farmers. Ralph McGill outlines credit ideas for Black and white farmers while Dr. Arthur Raper notes progress amid mechanization. Dr. J R Otis cites cotton sugar cane and peanuts as mechanization centers.

Tuskegee Ala Tuskegee Institute Ralph McGill The Atlanta Constitution Arthur Raper U.S. Department of Agriculture South Raper J. R. Otis Alcorn College Mississippi Otis

Gl Builds His Own Auto Fifty Miles On A Gallon

Air Force veteran Glen R. Forwall 33 of Lancaster Pa claims his three wheel auto gets fifty miles per gallon. He built the two passenger car in his bicycle shop with a six and a half horsepower engine capable of forty miles per hour. The craft was created without blueprints and features two forward speeds with no reverse.

Glen R. Forwall Lancaster Forwall

Ruhr Workers Defeat Communists in West Germany Polls

In North Rhine Westphalia the Ruhr miners and steel workers rejected Russia's policy by boosting non communist parties while backing a state constitution for socialization of key industries. The Communists fell to 5.5 percent, dropping to fifth place as extremist candidates and nationalism lost ground.

Duesseldorf Germany Ruhr Valley Russia Ruhr North- Westphalia West Germany Max Reimann Dortmund East Germany

Douglas fire seed yields vast tree growth potential

Under ideal conditions 2,500 pounds of Douglas fir seed could produce about 100 million trees. This estimate highlights the efficiency of propagation and the potential scale of reforestation efforts using seed rather than seedlings.

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