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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1951

Page

3

First light conditioned home to open in Tennessee Valley

The first light conditioned home will open to the public Sunday July 1 at 904 Locust Street in a new 22 house subdivision near Sheridan apartments. The City Electric Department sponsors tours July 1 to July 8 showcasing indirect lighting and lighting recipes for reading sewing and tasks with Fay Sims leading explanations.

Tennessee Valley Locust Street Sheridan Apartments City Electric Department Decatur

Home Lighting Demonstration Free Admission and Sponsors

Visitors to the home will receive a free booklet titled See Your Home In A New Light with lighting recipes. Admission is free. Clay Callaham is the agent for the home, with Isley Builders, Decatur Pump Co., S. D. Flanagan painting and decorating, and Electrician J. H. Landers.

Ing Clay Callaham Isley Builders Decatur Pump Co S. D. Flanagan J. H. Landers

American Press To Yield Newsprint To Foreign Newspapers

Emergency allocations of 9,550 tons of newsprint are recommended for six world areas deemed critical. American and Canadian publishers will release portions of their stocks to support newspapers in the Philippines India Yugoslavia Greece Malaya Singapore and Pakistan.

Washington Philippines India Yugoslavia Greece Malaya Singapore Pakistan

Cooperation at Korean War Front Shown by Mixed Forces

A Dutch soldier ferried a wounded South Korean infantryman attached to a French battalion to an American ambulance manned by a Welsh descent G I in Korea on June 25.

Malik Jacob Malik Josef Stalin New York Korea United Nations 38Th Parallel U.S United Nations Cooperation South Korea G.I

Service Held Today For C D Dunlap

Funeral services for C D Dunlap 73 of Steppville were held at the Steppville Baptist Temple at 2 p m Burial under Mass Service of Han ceville will be in Bethlehem East cemetery He died at home Friday He is survived by his wife two sons C D Jr and Virgil three daughters Mrs D G Baker Mrs Lester Helms and Mrs A E Giddens a sister Mrs Herman Entrekin of Cullman and 11 grandchildren.

C. D. Dunlap Steppville Steppville Baptist Temple Mass-Service Hanceville Bethlehem East Cemetery Dunlap Mattie Dunlap C. D. Jr Virgil D. G. Baker Lester Helms A. E. Giddens Herman Entrekin Cullman

World War II veterans living then near seventy eight

The sentence notes that WWII veterans who were alive then would be about 78 years old, implying a postwar age reference. It mentions survivors and aging veterans without naming individuals or organizations.

Iranians Accuse British Oilmen in Abadan Standoff

Iran's National Oil board accuses the Anglo Iranian Oil Company of sabotage for denying receipts on oil pumped aboard tankers at Abadan port. The British embassy reports Ambassador Shepherd protesting to Tehran. Tankers halted. Drake warns a shutdown could trigger a dangerous crisis.

Robert 8. Hewett Tehran Iran Iranian National Oil Company Francis Shepherd Ae.c. Drake Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Abadan AIOC Shepherd Drake Europe

Combat Badge Awarded to Hillsboro Soldier in Korea

Private Rufus Simpson of Hillsboro has received the Combat Infantryman Badge while serving in Korea with the 7th Cavalry Regiment. The award honors frontline infantrymen and is worn over the left breast pocket above campaign ribbons.

Hillsboro Rufus Simpson Korea 7Th Cavalry Regiment

Defense contracts awarded without bonds challenged

A House Armed Services subcommittee criticized the armed forces for awarding contracts to bidders who had not posted required bonds. A watchdog report said the practice has no legal or moral justification and must be immediately changed.

Washington House Armed Services

Two Area Soldiers Graduate From Army Radio School

Two servicemen from the Decatur area are among 34 graduates of an eight week Army radio operator course at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Private Welbert R. Lunsford of Trinity and Private Fred E. Stacks of Somerville are listed as completing the program.

Decatur Area Camp Chaffee Ark Welbert R. Lunsford Trinity Fred E. Stacks Somerville 2

Mrs. Maudine Gaddy Dies in Cullman Hospital

Mrs Maudine Gaddy 64 of Garden City died Sunday afternoon at Cullman Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Moss Service Funeral Home of Hanceville.

Maudine Gaddy Garden City Moss Service Hanceville

Southern Association of Agricultural Commissioners Meet in Atlanta

June 25 saw the Southern Association of Agricultural Commissioners open a two day convention in Atlanta to discuss farm problems. Officers will be elected tomorrow and attendees will tour middle and upper South Georgia with Georgia commissioner Tom Linder as outgoing president.

Atlanta Southern Association of Agricultural Commissioners South Georgia Tom Linder

Strike Talk Aims to Avert Anniston Bus Drivers Walkout

Bus company officials and union representatives meet in Anniston Alabama to prevent a strike set for June 30 by bus drivers. The talks follow a nationwide pattern as labor tensions rise.

Anniston Ala

Grand Canyon of the Colorado Length and Depth Noted

The Grand Canyon of the Colorado measures 217 miles in length and reaches depths over a mile in certain sections.

Grand Canyon of The Colorado

Unmarried Woman Will Revoked by Marriage Law

In many states a will made by an unmarried woman is deemed revoked by marriage. The rule reflects historic intent that marriage changes a woman's legal status and her testamentary plans.

States

Spears Chiropractic Hospital Ad Promises Recoveries

An old newspaper ad markets Spears Chiropractic Hospital in Denver Colorado a large 800 bed facility claiming patients show progress and recovery through testimonials. It urges readers to write today for stories from former patients.

Spears Chiropractic Hospital Denver Colorado

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