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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1942
Page
3
In Inner Mongolia and along the Chinese coast guerrillas vow to strike when Generalissimo orders. Adeline Gray, allowed access by Chinese fighters, describes near border travel through Japanese zones and aid from locals while aiming for Free China and Chungking.
Morgan County hosts what is described as the county’s first sheep show on Saturday June 27 at Hartselle with judging to start at 2 00 p m The event aims to let 4H Club boys showcase their flocks against each other with competent judges determining the best lambs and livestock in several exhibit groups.
Farmers urged to plant Austrian winter peas as a fast growing cover crop. Officials report a potential bumper crop with 200 million pounds available on the West Coast and South regions. State officers say orders will be shipped from Auburn and county offices will handle applications for seed allocations.
Idaho Attorney General J Miller argues price ceilings for groceries face legality questions. He addresses Sun Valley merchants and asks for tests of OPA ration rules to see if current ceilings hold.
Boy Scouts of Troop 20 met at First Baptist Church on Monday night led by senior patrol leader A. J. Coleman. They pledged allegiance and recited the Scout oath, then conducted inspections and devotions. Scoutmaster Waterhouse urged rubber collection for Camp Westmoreland and explained camp standards. C. B. Syer of Southern Aviation Training School spoke on meteorology and aircraft weather effects, followed by drill led by Louis Nelson. The 1942 staff will report to Camp Westmoreland Friday morning June 26 prior to the opening.
Heavy barges must stop at Mannheim while lighter barges may continue downstream to Switzerland.
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