Publication Order in Marsh Equity Case
In Morgan County Alabama the case Tasker Mattie Lou Marsh et al v William F Marsh requires the defendant to plead by August 29 1950 or his failure will be confessed. Publication runs weekly for four weeks in the Decatur Daily. The order is issued by Register Bryan McAfee on July 28 1950 with dates 7-28 8-4 8-11 8-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Marsh
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Arab
The
Decatur Daily
Lause
Bryan McAfee
Probate notice for estate of Cotntant G. J. Widner
Letters Testamentary were granted August 10, 1950 by Judge T. C. Almon of Morgan County Probate Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legally prescribed time or be barred. Arthur Widner.
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G. J. Widner
T. C. Almon
Morgan County
Arthur Widner
Truman hints regular agencies could run price controls
President Truman signaled that no new OPA revival is planned and that if shortages return the regular government departments such as Agriculture Labor and Commerce may assume price and wage controls and rationing. He warned that dispersing the job could cause confusion and backlogs, citing wartime examples and potential clashes among agencies.
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Washington
Truman
Agriculture
Labor
Commerce
OPA
Tem Opa
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
War Labor Board
Labor de Ent
Tobin
Labor Board
Busis Outnihwes
Sitepaaione
Labor Department
Mr. Truman
Capt Pregaldin Will Leave Saturday For New Post
Capt Charles V Pregaldin 30 attached to the 1343rd engineer battalion since January 1948 will depart Saturday for the engineering officers advanced school at Fort Belvoir Virginia. A native of St Louis he earned his degree in ceramic engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana 1940 and served in World War II with brief combat time in France Germany and Austria. His wife and three year old daughter remain in Decatur and will accompany him to Virginia. He voices caution about another war but says veterans should defend the country as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Pregaldin
National Guard
Engineering Officers Advanced
Fort Belvoir
Pregaldin
1343Rd Engineer Combat Battalion
St. Louis
Prevaldin
University of Illinois
Ft. Custer
Mich
Fifth Infantry
Iceland
Camp Roberts
California
Fort Benning
France
Germany
Austria
Urbana
Decatur
Virginia
BPW Board To Hold Meeting At Montevallo Event
Members of the Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women from 40 clubs with over 2 000 members will meet at Alabama College Montevallo on August 12 13 to plan for the coming year discuss legislation and coordinate with the National Federation. Miss Katharine Thompson of Decatur will attend under state president Miss Josephine Eddy assisted by Miss Ethel Marshall. Mrs Helen K Stephens Birmingham first vice president Miss Trannie Washburn Anniston second vice president and Mrs Dorothy Woodall Decatur program coordination chair lead the convention with the state committee chairpersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women
Alabama College
Montevallo
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Katharine Thompson
Decatur
Josephine Eddy
Ethel Marshall
Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Helen K. Stephens
Birmingham
Trannie Washburn
Anniston
Dorothy Woodall
Weekend Visits Across Local Families Mentioned
Mrs Mose Owens and grandson Edward visited her son Clifford Owens and family in Moulton. Miss Merline McCaughren spent Sunday with Miss Jane Owens in Enon. Mr and Mrs John Sullivan and Mr and Mrs Wesley Curtis dined with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jackson of Five Points. Mr and Mrs Scott Bryant and James Allen of Enon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Sanderson.
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Mose Owens
Edward
Clifford Owens
Moulton
Merline McCaughren
Jane Owens
Enon
John Sullivan
Wesley Curtis
Wilbur Jackson
Five Points
Scott Bryant
James Allen
Leo Sanderson
Boy Killed in Alabama Car Accident
David Wharton Jr., younger son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wharton of Owen's Cross Roads, died in an automobile accident at his Huntsville home yesterday. He ran to his father's car as it moved from the driveway, clung briefly, then fell. Funeral services were held today at Neil's Chapel.
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Huntsville
Ala
David Wharton Jr
David Wharton
Owen’s Cross Roads
Neil
Attorney Dies in Washington Hotel Collapse Day
Reber R. Harris, 49, VA lawyer from Johnson City Tennessee, collapsed and died today at his Washington hotel. Georgian hotel officials said Harris had lived there for two months and the body was taken to the morgue for an autopsy.
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Washington
Reber R. Harris
Veterans Administration
Johnson City
Tenn
Harris
Malik's Kremlin Tactics Threaten UN Unity and Peace
Mackenzie argues that Russia led by Jacob Malik is filibustering in the United Nations, widening the rift between communism and democracy. The column notes Asia’s response, Indian support for Western nations, and warns the obstruction may imperil the UN, with September’s General Assembly likely to reveal the outcome.
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Russia
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Malik
World
Asia
United States
Far East
America
North Korea
U. N
Moscow
Nehru
India
General Assembly
Security Council
Businessman A. E. Titus Dies in Birmingham
A. E. Titus, 64, a Lincoln business leader and president of the Lincoln Fire Clay Co., died in a Birmingham hospital yesterday after a brief illness. His death leaves a significant mark on Lincoln's industrial community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
A. E. Titus
Lincoln
Lincoln Fire Clay Co
Cancer research at Florida Southern College laboratory
Research on cancer using electrical shocks in rats is underway at the Bio-Research Laboratory of Florida Southern College in Lakeland.
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Bio
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Farmer Held In Death Of Youth In Foley Alabama
A Foley truck farmer, Clarence Walters, 45, was held on a murder charge after the shooting death of Rex Beech, 18, and wounding of Joe Beech, 21. Sheriff Taylor Wilkins cited a neighborhood feud between the Walters and Beech families as the backdrop, with Walters claiming he fired when attacked. Rex Beech was a star high school fullback at Foley.
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Fqley
Ala
Gulf Coast
Taylor Wilkins
Rex Beech
Joe Beech
Clarence Walters
Foley
Wilkins
Walters
Beech
Foley High
Way Cleared For 14 To Renounce Union And Return To Jobs
Mobile city commission withdrew dismissal notices for 14 former firemen who agreed to renounce union membership and resume work. The group faced suspension from July 18 to August 15 as the county personnel board prepared to rule on reinstatement. 33 firemen and eight policemen were previously fired for not signing the non union statement required by the new city ordinance. Milk price protest follows higher consumer rates. farmers petition state milk control board as hearings open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Mobile City Commission
County Personnel Board
City Commission
Atlanta
State Milk Control Board
Thomaston
Football Player Accepts Scholarship to Mississippi College
A school football player is reported to have accepted an athletic scholarship to a Mississippi college. The brief notes the move as a key amateur achievement and identifies the school as the destination for further competition.
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Mississippi
Fire and police union cases stalled by board decision
Nineteen other firemen and eight other policemen appealed their dismissals. A hearing on their cases has been postponed indefinitely by the personnel board.
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Personnel Board
Husband jailed for life in Alabama ax slaying
Willis E. Walker aged 45 was sentenced to life imprisonment for the ax killing of his wife Mrs Walker aged 40. She was dragged 200 feet and placed in a storm pit after the murder. Solicitor Fred Jones sought the death penalty but the jury delivered a life verdict after 90 minutes of deliberation.
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Hamilton
Ala
Willis E. Walker
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