Britain to withdraw armed forces from Egypt in talks
London reports Britain will withdraw all army navy and air forces from Egyptian territory. Negotiations will determine stages and dates with Egypt while enabling mutual aid in wartime. Prime Minister Ismail Sidky Pasha approves, framing move as consolidation of equal nations.
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Cheetahs Noted For Speed Near Leopard Lookalikes
Naturalists report cheetahs resembling leopards in appearance have been observed moving at speeds around 70 miles per hour, highlighting their extraordinary sprinting ability and distinctive likeness.
Area Meeting Scheduled to Fix Local Building Material Prices
An area wide meeting is set to fix uniform flat prices on hard building materials in the Decatur trade area. The session at 2 30 pm Wednesday will be held at the Morgan area price control board offices in the courthouse annex with Birmingham officials and a trade committee to advise the OPA on technical issues. Attendees include dealers in sand slag brick concrete blocks ready mixed concrete cement lime plaster wallboard metal lath insulation roofing brick siding and related items.
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Decatur High Students See China Crisis Film
Army air corps recruiting team showed the combat film China Crisis to Decatur High School students at 11:15 AM. The picture, drawn from the 14th Air Force in China, was released for public viewing only two months ago and audiences may include civic clubs.
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Puppies in Demand Prompt Rescue at Mobile Pound
The Mobile Press reports 24 puppies facing euthanasia at the city pound unless owners are found. Over the weekend more than 500 people sought custody, with one business offering to buy all and donate them to children as pets.
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Modest Maidens Trademark Registered with Patent Office
The note lists items on a set aside for veterans including passenger cars trucks jeeps tractors construction and agricultural machinery medical devices and typewriters. It warns demand from veterans remains highest in these lines and supplies are short with applicants possibly limited.
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VFW Leader Speaks at Decatur Post Meeting
Huntsville deputy chief of staff Paul Stevenson addressed Decatur VFW Post 4190 at the armory. He traced VFW origins, noted World War II era shifts in veteran participation, urged growing local membership, and announced final plans for a May 11 dance featuring Francis Craig and his orchestra at the armory.
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Paul Stevenson
Huntsville
Alabama Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Decatur
VFW
Armory
Stevenson
Post
Francis Craig
War Assets to Set Aside Surplus Property for Veterans
The War Assets Administration announces an amendment to the surplus property act setting aside for sale to veterans exclusively. The program, managed through the Morgan County Service Commissioner, aims to provide personal use items to veterans.
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War Assets Administration
Local VA appoints Frances Wolfer as second sub regional social worker
Frances Polhill Wolfer is named psychiatric social worker for the Decatur sub regional VA office. She becomes the second Alabama field social worker in sub regional service with six more to follow statewide. Her duties include coordinating with physicians, aiding claims and rehabilitation, conducting field exams, building ties with health agencies, discussing social aspects of illness, and contributing to VA research. Wolfer, an eight year social work veteran, previously worked with Decatur Public Welfare, Boston Psychopathic Hospital field work, and the Traveler's Aid Society. She holds a Master of Social Service degree from Smith College.
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Death takes Dr. C. D. King in Birmingham
Dr Charles D King of Birmingham dermatologist and former Athens resident died suddenly of a heart attack at his home Monday. A native of Elkton Tennessee he trained at Vanderbilt and New York Skin and Cancer Hospital before starting practice in Athens in 1925. He held memberships in multiple medical and civic organizations and is survived by his widow and three siblings.
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Gilbert H. King
Chattanooga
Mack King
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