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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1951

Page

3

Horse Show Plans Dominate Lions Club Meeting

The Lions club met to name committees for advertising the Tennessee Valley Horse Show set for July 26. Lion Sam Wheat urged members to canvass assigned territories and report by July 3. Frank Godwin, Morgan county Red Cross chair, introduced Clifford Odom who outlined blood bank plans and donation contacts. Visitors included Harry Homer of Atlanta and Britt Taylor of Decatur. Bud Kramer presided as president and Wesley Cook acted as tailtwister.

Lions Club Lion Sam Wheat Lion Frank Godwin Morgan County Red Cross Clifford Odom Red Cross Blood Bank Harry Homer Atlanta, Ga Britt Taylor Decatur Lion Bud Kramer Lion Wesley Cook

Man With The Hoe Earns Big Money In Demand Choppers

In Memphis Tennessee farmers bid against each other for labor to chop grass from cotton fields driving chopping wages up to ten dollars a day. Mrs Clara Kitts director of the Tennessee farm labor office says about 13000 choppers are hired daily from Memphis.

Memphis Tenn Clara Kitts Tennessee Farm Labor Office

Decatur Red Shield Boys Move Toward US Group Affiliation

Local advisory board formed to push toward Boys Clubs of America affiliation. Frank N. Wade explains national programs and space use. committee rosters set for executive, budget, house, program, and publicity. Members include city officials, business leaders, and clergy.

Frank N. Wade Atlanta Boys Clubs of America Red Shield Decatur Wade William L. Devoto Birmingham Salvation Army Dixie Jimmy Bloodworth Center Decatur Red Shield National Service Organization Country Club J. E Pop” Oliver Capt Ed Bowman Rex Rankin Johnny Aycock Ed Bowden F. C. Smith Jimmy Williams Chuck Norman Joe Elliott Frank Troup J. H. Crow Jr Bob McNelly Garrold Nungester LaFayette Street Decatur Boys’ Club Allison Smith Billy Duncan Euel Garrison W. R. Riley Capt. Bowman Mike Edwards Jimmy Rodgers

Body found after three day search in Tallassee river

In Tallassee Alabama police recovered the body of John Nolan McCain Tallassee Mills store manager after a three day search that involved about 1000 people. Two children located the body in the Tallapoosa river about 150 yards from his home.

Tallassee Ala Tallapoosa Cecil Thrash John Nolan McCain Tallassee Mills

Tinkers King To Quit Throne In Ireland Abdication

Larry Ward the hereditary king of Ireland's wandering tinkers announced his abdication in a Loughrea courtroom after being fined for drunken conduct. He plans to leave Ireland and nominate a successor, saying undesirables have lowered the clan's tone. He also said he intends to join the British army.

Loughrea Ireland Larry Ward Erin Six Feet Ward Edward Larry Ballinssloe Galway Ballinasloe

MacArthur and Dewey Hold Two Hour Conference

Gen Douglas MacArthur and Gov Thomas E Dewey met for almost two hours in the General s hotel suite in New York. Neither would comment on the meeting which follows MacArthur s removal as Far Eastern commander. Dewey hopes to depart Sunday for Korea Japan and the Philippines.

New York Douglas MacArthur Thomas E. Dewey MacArthur Dewey Korea Japan Philippines

Lemons Sorted by Color by UC Machine

A UC College of Agriculture machine sorts lemons by color to decide market order. It handles 15,000 lemons per hour and could replace humans who currently sort them by hand at Davis.

Davis Calif Science College of Agriculture University of California

Will Lady Godiva Ride Again in Tax Reform

Column notes Frank Tripp of the Elmira Star-Gazette proposes reviving Lady Godiva as a satire on cutting government costs. The piece recounts a humorous tale of Godiva’s bareback ride and contrasts it with a modern $7.2 billion tax bill and the challenge of rallying 49 “Go-divas” across capitals, amid skeptical public interest.

Hal Boyle New York Coventry Milady House of Representatives Frank Tripp Washington, D. C Lady Godiva

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