CICATOR'S Diane Glimpses
Diane Cicator's appearance hints at a brief feature in IpLimaale. The item provides a snapshot of her public presence and style окра.
18 Nov 1952
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1952
Page
1
Diane Cicator's appearance hints at a brief feature in IpLimaale. The item provides a snapshot of her public presence and style окра.
Mostly cloudy this afternoon with showers in the West and North and again in the East and South tonight. Wednesday brings colder conditions to the West and North with southeast and south winds shifting to northerly. Local notes cover births, census figures on Morgan county cotton, Korea war casualties, and community events.
The Decatur AAUW branch unanimously approved backing a proposed one cent sales tax funded bond issue to aid local schools. Education chairman Miss Marie Roberts moved the measure, now endorsed for the December 16 election.
Senator Taft urged President elect Eisenhower to set a timetable for legislative action in the new Congress and predicted Republicans will choose leaders without a battle. He pressed weekly White House conferences with the three top Senate leaders to decide which measures to push first, listing priorities from the budget to reorganization, tax questions, and extensions of controls.
The Associated Press reports rain drenched the Midwest with light showers in eastern Oklahoma and central Texas offering no drought relief. Nebraskan rainfall exceeded two inches while Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan saw heavy falls. Central plains snow, strong winds, and northern Rockies cold contrasted with clear skies and near zero in parts of Nevada as warm southerly winds pushed into northern Michigan and Wisconsin.
Rotary club directors met at Decatur High School cafeteria with all members present. They discussed plans for a school for spastic children three membership applications and a Ladies Night event slated for December 8, hosted by Bill Jenkins and Walker Darrah.
ROK infantry wrest control of a vital peak on Sniper Ridge after heavy hand to hand fighting with Chinese forces. Allied air power including F-86 Sabres and B-29s supported ground operations, with multiple MIG-15 dossiers confirmed destroyed or damaged.
Denmark announces expansion of Western defense facilities in Greenland. Sources say four new U S air bases may be built on the island near the Arctic frontier with the Soviet Union. Danish officials and US State Department create cautious responses. A contract has been awarded to Danish Arctic Contractor, a coalition of six firms.
The FBI has opened an inquiry into vote fraud charges in Hanceville Alabama and has referred the matter to the Department of Justice. FBI Birmingham special agent J Earl Milnes declined further comment after Albert Thom Republican manager alleged officials changed votes.
Early yesterday morning a car carrying nine Black occupants, including Maggie Freeman and Willie Marie Black, rolled over on U S 31 two miles south of Ardmore. Freeman lost a finger, Black a minor spine injury. driver Tommy Cunningham, 36, said he fell asleep at the wheel. Car damage estimated at $600.
Washington price chief Tighe Woods ordered his staff to prepare by Monday a possible rollback of retail meat prices or explain why it cannot be done. He says consumers prioritize food costs and meat is first on the list, amid farmer complaints of lower live cattle prices while beef remains near ceilings. Industry groups counter that wholesale beef is below ceiling and accuse Woods of distortion and political motives.
Over 100 men invited to a 2 PM meeting at City Electric Auditorium to wrap up the Decatur Community Chest campaign. With 353, a pledged total stands at 35 478 39, aiming for 41 000 to fund nine agencies. Drive chairman John McGehee urged full cooperation for a quick victory.
A Wilmington court hears Leroy Croom 23 seek to adopt the Mohammedan name Mustapha Barbassar Balutca to inherit from a late Indian father. Croom, born in Wilmington and stationed at Moody AFB, says his paternal grandparents recognize him as heir under Islamic law. The case hinges on changing faith and name to claim the family estate.
Decatur approves granting W. J. Duncan Jr. a franchise to construct operate and maintain TV cables with lines poles and fixtures in the city to improve reception. Engineering surveys will start soon and service availability will be announced after completion.
Four Panther jets from Reserve Squadron 781 engaged near Task Force 77 off the East Coast of Korea. Two Mig-15s were shot down, a third damaged, and one American plane was damaged but returned to the carrier Oriskany. Pilots Lt. L. R. Williams and Lt. J. G. Middleton led the mission.
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower abandons a two week partial vacation to fly to Washington for a history making conference with President Truman. His chartered plane departed Augusta at 10 38 a m and was due in the capital by 1 25 p m for the key meeting.
President elect Eisenhower and Harry S Truman meet in Washington to discuss a peaceful handover of the presidency. A spokesman signals Eisenhower may avoid pledges on domestic and foreign policy, while Truman hopes for a unity statement on the United Nations and Korea.
Trinity High School juniors stage a three act comedy Eve On a Rampage Thursday at 7 30 P M. The cast features Jessie Noel Theresa Alexander Eve Noel Annie Lee Sherrill Gail Higgs Patty Collins Clarence Higgs Roger Truitt Amy Streeter Fayedeen Couch May Brooks Thelma Anne Hames Brooks M A Owen Janet Paige Evelyn Filler Dennis Wayne and Bill Duffey. sponsor Mrs Guy Lamom.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.