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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

Page

3

American Husband Seen as the World's Best Matrimonial Bet

Hal Boyle weighs the enduring stereotype of the American husband as a durable target for foreign critics. The piece sketches a caricatured bite of a businessman turned golf lover and distant provider, contrasted with a demanding, nagging wife. The essay suggests the portrait is an age old illusion shaped by outsiders.

Hal Boyle New York

Loyalist candidates seek boost in sixth district meet

A district meeting at 7 30 p m aims to aid five loyalists running in the sixth district and shore up regular democratic control of the state committee. Col W L Murfee forecast victory for loyalist nominees as voters gave strong leads to Gov Elect Gordon Persons and Sen Lister Hill in the first primary amid runoff talk. Mexico asserts claims to California islands citing the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.

Ofice Superintendent of Education Executive Committee Col W. L. Murfee Marion Institute Gordon Mexico California U. S

American husbands mocked abroad as hen pecked yet praised at home

The piece argues Americans misperceived abroad and extols the modern American husband as a cooperative partner who works at marriage. It compares foreign views unfavorably, notes a large number of husbands, and claims men in the U S do not seek to keep wives subservient.

Big Boy State Department Metropolitan Life Insurance Company United States Mama

Cotaco High School Class of 1950 Graduates Tonight

Cotaco high school prepares to graduate 26 seniors with Dr F M Cook Snead College president as principal speaker. The class includes Myrla Russell valedictorian and Anna Mary Johnson salutatorian. Five students plan college, two nursing careers, one mortician, and a diverse list of graduates is named.

Cotaco Cotaco High School F. M. Cook Myrla Russell FM. Cook Snead College W. T. McMullan C. P. Johnston L. E. Wooten Hattie Anna Mary Johnson Caroline Johnston Betty Joy Johnson Lizzie Jean Johnson Rachel Anne Fuller Flora Skinnehorne Carolyn Chunn Janet McMineman Imogene Wright Hazel Wray Inez Childers Anna Mary Johnson Ermalene Taylor Loene Maxwell J. W. McBee Evan Freeze Henry Wigginton Wilson Vice Joe Vann —Morrow Edward Allen Lee Ottice Webster Lavearn Johnson Harold Johnson Perry Rolfe Sue Wigginton

Boosters to Visit Two Valley Cities

Florence and Athens in North Alabama are stops on a 458 mile goodwill tour by 65 members of the Nashville Booster club. The visits in the two cities were included on the tour schedule today.

Nashville Tenn Florence Athens Alabama Tennessee

Four men to stand trial in Montgomery for drive-in robbery

Four men charged with the safe robbery of a drive-in restaurant are scheduled for trial in Montgomery circuit court on May 29. The defendants are Paul Martoccia of Daytona Beach Florida Jack Beck of Akron Ohio Benjamin White and Clyde Baker of Chattanooga Tennessee. Judge Eugene Carter set the date yesterday.

Montgomery Ala Paul Martoccia Daytona Beach Fla Jack Beck Akron Ohio Benjamin White Clyde Baker Chattanooga Tenn Eugene Carter

Ross's show goose numbers rise to near two thousand

The rare Ross's show goose is believed to have increased to nearly 2,000 in recent years, according to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

U. S

Loyalists Set Rally Tonight in Alabama

Birmingham Alabama May 23 regular democrats plan a rally to energize their two loyalist candidates from the ninth district. The May 2 balloting gave the regulars a majority on the state democratic executive committee and seven seats will be filled in the second primary on Tuesday.

Birmingham Alabama Democratic Executive Committee

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