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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1952

Page

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Local notices and church services fill Decatur schedule

Mrs Herman Leeman and others return from Toledo to tend a ill sister Mrs Malcolm Ownes. Misses Elaine Reed and Edna Jackson head to Alabama College for Women Montevallo. Morgan County Young Democrats meet 7% tonight in Decatur City Hall. Christian Walk sermon by Rev Franklin at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist. Westminster church building fund meet 2 PM Sunday. Bethlehem Baptist hosts Happy Five quartette Sunday. Revival progress at Austinville Methodist led by Rev J K Rodgers with services Sunday and next week. See DIARY On Page 2.

Herman Leeman Jasper Kelley Willie Holt Toledo Ohio Malcolm Ownes Elaine Reed Edna Jackson Alabama College For Women At Montevallo Morgan County Young Democrats Decatur City Hall Sam McClendon Lee Franklin Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church Austinville Methodist Church J. K. Rodgers Rodgers P. D. Wilson First Methodist Church Wilson

Cars Bump On Vine and Madison Streets

A 1950 Plymouth owned by Charles E. Cottingham and a 1941 Ford driven by Jim A. Donald bumped rear ends while backing from curbs on opposite street sides at Vine and Madison. Left rear fender of the Plymouth suffered slight damage. Officers L. L. Landers and Garland Nuby investigated.

Vine Madison Streets Charles E. Cottingham West Court Apartments Jim A. Donald East Church Street L. L. Landers Garland Nuby

Hershey Warns Some Rejected 4F Men Will Be Recalled

Washington Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey says some men rejected as 4F will be tapped to meet the armed forces goal of 1,200,000 for the coming year. He criticizes psychologists for contributing to high rejection rates and mentions “other sources” for manpower. Hershey spoke at the American Psychological Association meeting.

Hershey Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey American Psychological Association Armed Forces Army

Union Under Senate Fire

Senate Internal Security Subcommittee described the DPOWA union as under Kremlin influence and urged perjury actions against its officers who signed non Communist affidavits. The report recommends tougher laws to bar Communists from union roles and offices. Arthur Osman of Brooklyn and others named as Communists refused to answer questions about membership.

Washington Senate Kremlin Justice Department Internal Security Subcommittee Office Workers of America DPOWA Arthur Osman Brooklyn N. Y Osman Communist Party UNION

Conscientious Objectors Begin Civilian Assignments in Alabama

Alabama selective service officials assign first conscientious objectors to civilian work. The initial group is sent to the Alabama State Hospitals in Tuscaloosa as Col. J. T. Johnson Jr. confirms the allocations.

Montgomery Alabama Selective Service Tuscaloosa Col. J. T. Johnson Jr

County Cattle Compete At Morgan County Show

About 42 animals were slated to compete in eight classes for blue ribbons and 324 dollars in prizes at the Morgan county dairy cattle show held at the Decatur Livestock Coliseum this afternoon. The exhibit was to begin at 3. Winners will advance Morgan county entries to the district competition.

Morgan County Decatur Livestock Coliseum

Talent Show Schedule For FFA Bands And 4H Members

Four hours of acts unfold with FFA bands and quartets serenading business districts from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM before a 7:00 PM talent show at the Coliseum featuring 4H and FFA members.

FFA

Dairy Show Opens at Coliseum With County Cattle Entries

Dairy show begins at the coliseum with cattle from Cullman Colbert Lawrence Limestone Franklin Madison Morgan and Winston counties competing. Prizes totaling 1355 will go to top animals in the North Alabama show, with winners advancing to Birmingham for the state dairy cattle show. A parade of all entries is planned tonight at 7 o clock at the coliseum followed by 4 H FFA and FHA members activities.

Cullman Colbert Lawrence Limestone Franklin Madison Morgan Winston Counties North Alabama Birmingham FFA FHA

California housewife linked to Chicago kidnapping case

Chicago parents of Mary Agnes Moroney expect to meet California housewife Mary Beck McClelland who may be the missing child kidnapped in 1930. Police and scientists cited fingerprint, blood type, and dental similarities, while a California physician questioned the match. The case remains unsolved.

Chicago California Mary Beck. McClelland San Pablo Calif Michael Moroney Mary Agnes Moroney

Stevenson Outlines Five Major Campaign Speeches

Gov Adlai E Stevenson announced a plan for five key speeches starting in Denver and Kasson Minnesota then Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles with a Southern tour possible in October He will address independent voters farm policy and foreign policy and will not engage with Eisenhowers campaign yet.

Springfield Adlai E. Stevenson Denver Wilson Wyatt Kasson Minn Wyatt Seattle Illinois Stevenson San Francisco Los Angeles

McGrath Named Next Witness in Justice Dept Probe

The House investigation faces an open date as former Attorney General J Howard McGrath is slated to testify in public on September 15. T Lamar Caudle remains under closed session, with tomorrow’s meeting expected to reveal more on the recent gift of 750 to a government attorney after a Carnation Milk Co. case was dropped.

Harry P. Snyder Washington House Justice Department Chelf D-Ky Aty J. Howard McGrath McGrath Truman T. Lamar Caudle Wadesboro N. C Candle Carnation Milk Co Buffalo N. Y

Elevator Fall Injures Two At Hunter Furniture

Robert Noble and P. S. Swoope were riding a loaded elevator with stoves when it fell from the third to the first floor. Noble suffered a broken rib while Swoope's injuries were not serious and both were listed in good condition today.

Robert Noble Hunter Furniture Company Noble P. S. Swoope Swoope

Near Record Sabre Jet Wins Against Communist Migs

U S Fifth Air Force reports Sabre jet pilots shot down 12 and crippled 3 Migs in a day near record performance. A large Sabre force supported fighter-bombers attacking frontline positions as Superfortress strikes hit the Changjin hydroelectric plant. An unidentified U S pilot bailed out over neutral territory amid weather relief and continued air action across North Korea.

Seoul U. S. Fifth Air Force U. S North Korea Changjin Panmunjom U. N Bunker Hill

Reds Of France Urge Front To Defeat Yanks

Paris reports show France's Communist Party calling for a strong national front to defeat American aims as Moscow-backed Popular Front drive advances. Jacques Duclos delivered the appeal while Maurice Thorez rests in Russia after a paralytic stroke. Thorez is expected to return by year end.

Paris France Communist Party Europe Popular Front Moscow Western Europe Far East Jacques Duclos Maurice Thorez Thorez Russia Reds

Question Of Storms Course Still Is Not Answered

Miami dispatch reports the hurricane’s path remains uncertain as two Navy planes suffered mechanical trouble and ships provided little data. The 11 a.m. advisory placed the center 620 miles east of Daytona Beach with winds up to 110 mph and a northwest drift, hinting at a possible turn northward and slower forward speed within 12 hours.

Miami United States Daytona Beach Fla

Mercury Records Low Temperatures Across Alabama

A cool snap brought fall football weather as Birmingham logged an all time daily low of 50 degrees, matching other cities like Anniston and Tuscaloosa. Montgomery and Mobile also posted record lows for early September, with expectations for continued chilly conditions tonight and tomorrow.

Birmingham Alabama Weather Bureau Anniston Tuscaloosa Mercury Montgomery Mobile

Sparkman Attacks Eisenhower Campaign in California Tour

Long Beach California crowds hear Senator John Sparkman accuse Eisenhower of “giving away the Republican platform” by promoting social security reforms. He recalls Houston two years ago comparing social security to servitude and aligns with Stevenson on civil rights. Sparkman foresees limited GOP votes south and plans a Santa Fe speech tonight.

Long Beach Calif John J. Sparkman California Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Sparkman Houston Tex Alabama Atlanta Stevenson Santa Fe N. M

Montgomery appoints Kyle as State Conservation chief publicity

George Kyle of Montgomery is named chief publicity man for the State Conservation Department effective September 15. He succeeds Tom Ford of Mobile who resigned after long service in the role.

Montgomery George Kyle State Conservation Department Tom Ford Mobile

Despondent mother of eight stopped by 12-year-old son

In Birmingham Pratt City a 12-year-old son prevented his mother 30 year old Bernice Grizzell from killing herself with poison after she said her husband left and she could not feed the children. Police and welfare officials began aid efforts for the family.

Birmingham Bernice Grizzell Pratt City

Camp's Jitters Wiped Out By Dixie Crowds

Eisenhower formally opens his presidential drive in Philadelphia with a vigorous southern tour. The trip calmed jitters in his camp, boosted lieutenants, and set up a two fisted push. Gov Sherman Adams said the campaign will be hard hitting. Eisenhower spoke of making friends and smiling as he returns to plan foreign policy vs the Truman record. He planned stops in Philadelphia Chicago Kasson Cleveland and Indianapolis with a brief remark on race in Little Rock Arkansas.

Wyatt Stevenson Texas Louisiana Florida South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Alabama Sen John Sparkman Don Whitehead New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Philadelphia Mason- Dixon Line Eisenhower Sherman Adams New Hampshire South Pennsylvania Truman Chicago Kasson Minn Adlai Stevenson Cleveland Indianapolis Little Rock Aox Tampa Fla Audi See

Prostitution and gaming raids net Russell County arrests

In Russell County Alabama two raids led to multiple arrests including William Griffin 30 charged with operating a house of prostitution and violating the ABC Act and Cliff Entriken 46 charged with operating a house of prostitution. Three soldiers were detained and turned over to Fort Benning authorities. Six men and seven women faced charges of prostitution gaming and vagrancy.

Phenix City Ala Russell County H. Ralph Mathews Jr William Griffin Cliff Entriken Mathews Fort Benning

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