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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

3

Limestone County Easter Seal Leader Named Co Chair

David Gordon was named to a second term as co chair. Miss Robbie Black was named treasurer and praised for years of county chapter leadership. The Limestone County Chapter supports treatment centers in Huntsville, Islee Montgomery and Moors, with 11 workshops for handicapped youths and adults. Proceeds fund services including hospital care, appliances and transport for residents. Projections indicate 164 Limestone Countians used services last year.

Stanley King David Gordon Robbie Black Miss Black King Marion Sims Charles Black A. J. Markowitz Col Grady Pepper J. ©. Chisholm Grady Holland Malcolm Holland Roy Turner Alabama Society For Crippled Children Huntsville Islee Montgomery Easter Seal Society Black Black-McDole Motor Co Limestone County Alabama Society United Appees Athens Shriners Athens Rotary Club

Two Southern Colleges To Share In Negro’s Estate

In Rochester New York two southern Negro colleges will share in the estate of Miss F Gertrude Page a former seamstress who died age 94. Page traced her roots to slavery era and was the first Negro graduate of the University of Rochester. The exact share for Livingstone College Salisbury North Carolina and the other college was not revealed.

Southern Colleges Rochester N.Y F. Gertrude William L. Page Florida Page University of Rochester SP Nee Concent Livingstone College of Salisbury N. C

Federal Government Taxes Since 1791 Implemented

The federal government began levying taxes starting March 3, 1791, establishing the early framework for federal revenue and public finance. This shift marked the first organized levy to fund national governance and services.

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