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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

3

Whisky resumed production for August under tighter controls

Washington reports the War Production Board will release 40 to 50 million gallons of 86-90 proof blended whiskey for August to ease the industrial alcohol shortage. Senators urge stricter distribution controls to curb bootlegging while Rep Bryson denounces the move as harmful to feeding Americans. A Senate committee plans to publish its report recommending tighter enforcement of Alcohol Tax Unit activities and distribution controls below retail level.

Washington Senate Liquor Shoree WPB War Production Board Bryson D-S. C McCarran D-Nev Alcohol Tax Unit Nokia

Work halts at two plants in Birmingham area

Two plant walkouts in Birmingham tied up production, 1400 workers idle. Virginia Bridge plant with 500 workers faced CIO United Steel Workers accusations over Negro riveters, which the company denied. Wylam coal mine employes about 900 also idle. both firms are U S Steel subsidiaries. Union spokesmen blamed unauthorized stoppages.

Birmingham Ala Virginia Bridge Company Kesman CIO United Steel Workers Wylam Tennessee Coal, Tron & Railway Company United Mine Workers of America TCI Virginia Bridge U. S. Steel Coreporation

Calamity House in Wrightsville Encountered by Ellery Queen

Ellery Queen as "Smith" visits Wrightsville to write a new novel and rents a honeymoon house designed by banker John F. Wright. Nora Wright and Jim Haight marry amid town gossip while the author pursues inspiration and contemplates new plot twists in a tale of mistaken calamity and domestic life.

Ellery Smith Mr. Queen Wrightsville John F. Wright Hermione Nora James Haight Lola Smith Wright Jim” Haight Jim Ellery Frank Lloyd John F Carter Bradford Carter Hermy Pat Wright Driveway Ludjé MR. Haighty New York Ed Dotchkiss Hollis Mark Doodle Grover Hallowe’en Hill Little, Brown @ Co King Features Syn-icate

Upside-Down Dive Tests Forties C-47 Courage

Air Force transport pilot Walter F. Hasley recounts a one mile inverted dive in a C-47 amid thunderstorms near a radio station. Despite extreme updrafts and instrument failure the crew recovered at 6,300 to 7,000 feet with fourteen passengers safely landed and the damaged aircraft deemed repairable.

Clyde A. Farnsworth Hal Boyle Fourteenth U. S. Air Force China Walter F. Hasley Fort Myers Fla B. F. Mehall Detroit Lewis G. Helm St. Joseph Helm Hailey

Land's End Held as Most Westerly Point in Great Britain

Land's End, a granite cliff group in Cornwall, is described as the most westerly point of Great Britain, marking a notable geographic extremity.

Land's End Cornwalk Great Britai

Arnall Meets Roosevelt in Washington White House Peace Move

Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall visits President Roosevelt to discuss Southern concerns and party strategy. Rep Sikes calls it an olive branch and Arnall is not expected as a running mate. Arnall also plans to advance a Supreme Court fight for lower freight rates in the South.

Washington Georgia Ellis Arnall Roosevelt White House Sikes D-Fla Arnall Manasco D-Ala Supreme Court South

House sets probes into campaign finance including labor unions

Washington June 22 The House voted to investigate suspected election fraud in this presidential campaign year and expand scope to labor unions and other groups. The rules committee rewrote the inquiry to cover contributions and expenditures by individuals partnerships corporations labor unions and political committees linked to labor. Rep Marcantonio criticized the final wording saying it includes everyone without singling out unions. Speaker Rayburn to appoint seven House members to lead the panel.

Washington House Rules Committee Marcantonio Al-N CIO -Political Action Committee Rayburn

Toxicologist Aids In Death Probe In Alabama

State Toxicologist H W Nix joined the investigation into the slaying of Ester Drew a 19 year old Army cadet wife. He began near the Clover drainage ditch area where her body was found last Friday night. Authorities report no progress as Nixon works under the State Attorney General at the request of local police.

Montgomery Ala H. W. Nixon Ester Drew Auburn Snraes Wa Nixon

Senior Class Party Honors Army Veteran Reuben Sims

Jessie Nell Lee hosted Morgan County High School seniors in a party honoring Reuben Sims of the U S Army, a former student. Letters were written to classmates serving in the armed forces, including John Lockhart Jimmie Bennett Paul Sanders and Ramon Woodall.

Jessie Nell Lee Morgan County High School Reuben Sims U. S. Army John Lockhart Jimmie Bennett Paul Sanders Ramon Woodall Mimi Groover Minnie Lee Hartselle John D. Long Sara Phillips Carol Pickens Helen Polytinsky Martha Ryan Coy Stephenson Jr Jean Tanner Latane Turgney Jean Weinman Frank N. Philpot Lizzie Reed Penn

Methodist bishops urge Christian postwar world peace

In Atlanta on June 22 the Southeastern jurisdiction bishops of the Methodist church call for a people's war and a people's peace. They urge the church to keep America receptive to its responsibility in shaping a Christian postwar world as clergy note soldiers dying on battlefields worldwide.

Atlanta Methodist Church America

First magazine issue born in London in 1731

The earliest magazine, titled Gentleman s C, issued in London in 1731 marks the start of periodical illustrated print journalism. It established the model for serial publishing and literary reviews that influenced subsequent magazines worldwide.

Gentleman's London

Plea for Hoe Hands in Troy War on Weeds Affects Crops

County Agent J. Carter reports a flood of farmer appeals for hoe hands to fight weeds and grass threatening crops near Troy Alabama. Volunteers are promised good wages and provided transportation, marking a shift from wartime conditions.

Seerie Troy Ala J. Carter

Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth

Don’t be embarrassed by loose dentures. FASTEETH powder sprinkles on plates keeps teeth firmly set and secure with no gummy taste. Gives confidence and comfort. available at any drug store.

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