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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
4
The article notes that loyalists won control of the state Democratic executive committee of Alabama, but district returns show many candidates from opposing factions running neck and neck, suggesting the party remains divided despite the verdict.
Unofficial tallies show over 55 000 votes in Tuesdays primary, a county record, but late rainfall may have reduced turnout by five to ten thousand. The vote impact could sway control of the state Democratic executive committee, though exact effects remain unclear.
Memphis journalist Jack Carter highlights Alabama Flour Mills and North Alabama agriculture. He notes local grain purchases rose from 20000 dollars in 1942 to about 2000000 dollars expected this year, signaling a move away from cotton toward diversified farming with South and national significance.
The writer argues Southern senators should push a lengthy filibuster to block federal regulation of state matters, noting Southern unity against FEPC and the potential for cross‑region cost if the tactic lasts. The piece suggests a Christmas‑season stalemate unless Southern members act.
Ten North Alabama counties join with state and federal funding to build a Flint based tuberculosis sanatorium. Counties pledged 200000 each, the state 200000, and the federal government about 800000. Bids due June 9 for a project estimated at 1,200,000 to construct and equip the facility.
Washington notes Trygve Lie, UN secretary-general, heads to Moscow amid fear the United Nations could collapse if deadlock persists. Lie plans behind the scenes lobbying with European delegates, challenging London and Washington, and signaling a tougher stance on Cold War tensions.
Arlie B Davidson argues fatigue stems from mental strain more than physical work. He cites Dr. J A Hadfield on fatigue origin and urges changes in living habits to reduce fatigue and improve efficiency happiness and energy.
The future secretary general of the United Nations, born in Oslo, rose from an office boy in the Norwegian labor party to minister of foreign affairs in exile. He chaired the San Francisco charter drafting for the Security Council and later shifted views away from his early U N allies while building ties with New York civic leaders and bankers.
The piece notes Lie’s flirtation with a high level wartime style meeting among Truman Stalin Attlee and Bidault and his belief the State Department would oppose. It reports a London Big Three segment and a Moscow dialogue as Lie acts as a goodwill ambassador between East and West.
A mix of pineapple juice, gia juice, and orange juice makes a refreshing dinner drink. Chill the juice blend well and serve in small glasses for a light, fruity beverage option.
The Nation's Today outlines arguments for and against the FEPC bill. Supporters say it closes the democracy gap and boosts the economy, while opponents warn it defeats employer freedom and could trigger unrest and bureaucracy. Eight to ten states already limit discrimination. debate centers on enforcement and state readiness.
Mr and Mrs S T Patterson announce the marriage of their daughter Elinabeth to Mr Earl Parker of Albany. The wedding occurred May 8 in Birmingham at the bride’s parents home. The bride visited the Twin Cities with Miss Nella Martin and Elinabeth left yesterday for the summer.
A night after the Kentucky Derby features banter on Middleground and Alibhai stud fees, and lore of bystanders. Tales from Derby figures include Harry Sinclair and Payne Whitney, with anecdotes of bets large and small and the human fly stunt at the Derby House.
North Carolina mountains offer summer and year round homesites in new Blue Ridge Forest near Asheville. Lots 100 by 175 feet and larger priced at 205 dollars with terms. Some mountain stream sites at 315 dollars. Nearby fishing and hunting. Free literature from writer at 2 Howland Road, Asheville.
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