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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1952

Page

12

Locust swarms threaten global food supply, says FAO

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warns of desert locust swarms from East Africa to the Middle East and Asia. Tens of millions of locusts have spread rapidly since the year began, threatening cotton and grain in the Nile delta and rice fields in India. More swarms are breeding and a new generation of young locusts is expected.

Africa Asia U. N. Food and Agricultural Organization French Somaliland Eritrea Sudan Acen Yemen Saudi Arabia Oman Kuwait Jordan Egypt Israel Syria Iraq Iran Pakistan Nile Delta India

Mush oxen produce wool as well as beef

A concise observation notes that oxen used for farming can yield both wool and beef, highlighting dual-use livestock potential.

Top Scholars at Hazlewood High Town Creek

Don Turner and Jackie Montgomery emerge as top scholars in Hazlewood High School's senior class. Turner is valedictorian, class president, and Future Farmers of America leader. Montgomery is salutatorian, student council president, and photographers club head. Both plan college entrance in June.

Don Turner Jackie Montgomery Hazlewood High School Town Creek Turner C. A. Turner Wheeler Don Future Farmers Jackie Guy A. Montgomery

Juvenile Smoking Crackdown Ordered by Vancouver Police

City police commissioners in Vancouver British Columbia order a crackdown on juvenile smoking. A federal act of 1908 prohibits smoking by children under 16 and authorizes police to seize cigarettes from youngsters. Storekeepers selling to children without a written note from parents may face charges.

Vancouver B. C Childre

Court Reverses Snatch Decision in Woolf Case

The Alabama Court of Appeals overturned the kidnapping conviction of Charles H. Holman Jr., a 30 year old Albany hardware salesman, ruling there was insufficient evidence. The case returns to Barbour County for possible further prosecution if the state chooses to proceed.

Montgomery Ala Charles H. Holman Jr Alabama Court of Appeals Holman Albany, Ga Jack Woolf Eufaula Georgetown Court of Appeals

Son of Mayor Faces Bigamy Trial in Indianapolis

William G. Green 30 son of Birmingham Mayor Cooper Green awaits trial on bigamy charges he pleads innocent to. An affidavit alleges he wed Faye Mathews in Birmingham July 7 1948 and later married Janie M Hill in Miami December 1 1950 without divorce. He was released on $1000 bond after arraignment before Judge Saul Rabb.

Indianapolis William G. Green Birmingham Cooper Green Faye Mathews Green Janie M. Hill Miami Fla Saul I. Rabb

Injury Fatal Near New Castle Pa

Mrs Ellender Thomas aged 49 from Bessemer Alabama died from injuries after a car truck crash on Route 422 near New Castle on Sunday night.

Castle Ellender Thomas Bessemer Ala Route 422

Word Puzzle Cipher Clues and Daily Cryptoquote

A snapshot shows crossword like clues with numerous word definitions and a sample daily cryptogram puzzle. It includes Egyptian, Greek, and linguistic terms along with a cipher quote from King Features Syndicate.

Wesley King Features Syndicate

Speaker Warns of Russian Peril at Federation Meeting

Mrs Oscar A Ahlgren of Whiting Indiana told delegates at the 61st General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Minneapolis that the United States faces danger from Russia through expediency and apathy. She urged stronger Americanism in schools from kindergarten onward and warned Russia could win without a war. She seeks the federation presidency and is unopposed in the forthcoming vote.

Minneapolis America Oscar A. Ahlgren Russia United States General Federation of Women’s Clubs Bulgaria Poland Ahlgren Whiting Ind Federation

Pacer Race Glory and Alabama Coach Shifts

The Little Brown Jug, the world’s richest pace race, is only seven years old. University of Alabama hires Herb Hodges as track coach, who previously led high school teams in Wheaton Illinois.

University of Alabama Herb Hodges Wheaton, Ill

Parents Asked To Aid Clean Up

Washington news: Congress ordered two investigations into radio television programs and current literature to examine immoral or offensive content. Rep. Gathings urged parental help, saying vigilance at home is essential to shield children from demoralizing influences and trash sold cheaply nationwide.

Washington Congress House Commerce United States Rayburn Gathings D-Ark

Real estate transfers and deed records listed

A series of property transactions including Louis Argend to B Denbo for 3471.44, Decatur Land Co to Henry Richter for 9777.50, Loyd Hamilton to E H Lowery, R L McDonald to D E Ryan deed of correction, Leila Powell to Louis Argend to perfect title, A M Chaney to C S Hand 1500, C S Hand to M C Maze 2000, G H McKee to Herman E McKee 750, R E Rogers to Wilfred E Busch 3422.51, S O Garrison to Johnnye Sims 100, and Sims 1.00.

Louis Argend B. Denbo Decatur Land Company Henry R. Richter Loyd Hamilton E. H. Lowery R. L. McDonald D. E. Ryan Leila Powell A. M. Chaney C. S. Hand M. C. Maze G. H. Mc

Marriage Licenses Registered In County

Charles Jack Humphries 25 farmer of Baileyton to Margaret Rose Lay 17 of 1811 Seventh Avenue East. Jack Ayers 23 of Cullman to Inez Blalock 20 of Hanceville 3.

Charles Jack Humphries Baileyton Farmer Margaret Rose Lay Seventh Avenue Jack Ayers Cullman Inez Blalock Hanceville

Alabama infant death rate rises slightly to 36.8 per 1000

The Alabama State Health Department reports 3,043 infant deaths in the year, from 82,615 live births, yielding an infant death rate of 36.8 per 1,000. The rate is marginally higher than 1950’s 36.7.

Montgomery Alabama State Health Department

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