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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1944

Page

3

Warren Pick of Senators

Governor Earl Warren leads as preferred vice presidential candidate among 33 Republican senators asked. Bricker receives six votes, nine undecided, with Stassen Dirksen Griswold and Wherry each one vote. None favored Dewey for second place. views on ticket dynamics and regional balance are noted.

Associated Press Washington Earl Warren California Ohio Harold E. Stassen Everett M. Dirksen Ill Dwight Griswold Nebraska Kenneth &. Wherry Neb Thomas FE. Dewey New York Warren Bricker Dewey Meorie Congress

Job clinic seeks handicapped workers for government posts

The U S Civil Service Commission in cooperation with the War Manpower Commission and Vocational Rehabilitation Department will hold an employment clinic at the Decatur courthouse Friday May 19 at 8 30 a m. Interviews will be conducted on the spot for jobs in Navy yards air fields and other government establishments with openings for clerical laborer trainee helper and skilled positions. Appointing officers will be present and unemployed physically handicapped persons are urged to attend.

United States Civil Service Commission War Manpower Commission Vocational Rehabilitation Department Decatur Aot

Southern Baptist convention set for May 16 17 in Atlanta

About 3,000 messengers and officials will attend the streamlined Southern Baptist convention in Atlanta on May 16 and 17. President Pat Neff will preside. Dr. John H. Buchannan or Dr. Kyle M Yates will give the presidential address. Dr. Charles Maddry directs foreign missions. Governor J. M. Broughton will deliver the closing message.

Atlanta Southern Baptist Convention Louie D. Newton Pat M. Neff Baylor University Augusta Walter M. Gilmore Gilmore Foreign Missions Boards Co-Operative Uthern Baptist Convention Neff John H. Buchannan Birmingham Ala Kyle M Yates Louisville Foreign Mission Charles E. Maddry Richmond J. M. Broughton North Carolina

Captain Francis Appointed Adjutant at RAF Base Unit

Major W. O. Riley announces Captain Robert L. Francis as adjutant for the 2156th RAF base unit. Francis previously served at Cape Girardeau flying school in Missouri. He hails from Davis Oklahoma, graduated from Oklahoma A and M College in 1939, and resides with his wife in Decatur.

W. O. Riley Robert L. Francis Francis Cape Girardeau Missouri Davis Oklahoma Oklahoma A. & M. Colege Decatur

Early Rocky Mountain Exploration by Trappers in 1811

The first white men to explore the Rocky Mountain region were trappers who penetrated the territory in 1811. The account notes their initial routes and the beginnings of sustained fur trade exploration in the area.

Rocky Mountain Region Territory

Rendezvous at Learmonth Amid Past Feud and Love

Colin Rae and Irina Meredith escape pursuers and head to Learmonth to meet Rodney Selkirk as old rival Nate Tennant returns. The tense reunion foreshadows conflict over a company blacklist and lingering resentments while Irina and Selkirk’s romance unfolds amidst snowbound danger.

Colin Rae Hendrik’s Bay Company Winnipeg Irina Meredith Rodney Selkirk Learmonth Colin Jonathan Dove Canada Irina Dove Blair Benedict Trappers Lake Alec Gunn Alec Blair Selkirk van Downe Rodney R.C.A.F Ma” Corrigate Sam Nate Rae Nate Tennant Agai Tachoal Tennant Cofff Tennant

Postwar Prosperity Seen for Muscle Shoals Area

A U S Labor Department report cites Colbert and Lauderdale counties in Alabama as a future center for lightweight aluminum chemical fertilizers and ferrosilicon. It notes power from TVA will attract new plants while predicting slow growth for some industries and a need to improve housing and schools during the transition to peacetime.

Virginia van der Veer Washington U. S. Department of Labor Alabama Muscle Shoals Colbert Lauderdale Labor Department Tennessee Valley Authority Europe Colbert County Mus Cle Shoals

Reclassification Denied for River Area Near Tennessee

The fourth regional War Labor Board in Atlanta denied a request to reclassify the river area bordering the Tennessee River in North Alabama from class B to a higher class. The board had originally set the area as class B.

Atlanta Fourth Regional War Labor Board Tennessee River Alabama

Surrender Terms Near Completion For Germany

London May 13. Informant says American British and Russian plans for acceptance of Germany's surrender are nearly completed. Terms will be surrender rather than armistice proposals and call for destruction of the Prussian built army as drafted by the European advisory commission.

Wes Gallagher London uPi Germany European Advisory Commission

District opposes TVA region reclassification plan

The 15 mile by 15 mile Tennessee River strip including Sheffield Decatur Huntsville Florence faces opposition from AFL affiliated unions to a proposed reclassification. The area spans cities along the river and is tied to TVA developments.

Tennessee River Tennessee Valley Authority Sheffield Decatur Huntsville Tuscumbia Florence American Federation of Labor

Big Three plan to direct German surrender terms

The article outlines a postwar process where Premier Stalin issues directives to the Red Army commander in chief for negotiating with Germany, with combined chiefs of staff passing the plan to Eisenhower for potential negotiations. It notes Soviet insistence on a complete German surrender and discusses which territories will come under American British and Soviet control once hostilities end. It also briefly mentions Romanian corn as a major food crop.

Stalin Red Army Chiefs of Staff Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany

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