Oregon Man Survives Severe Digestive Resection
An Oregon man, about 40, retains 12 to 15 percent of his small intestine after losing 34 inches of it. Doctors report absorption variances: 99 percent for carbohydrates, about 75 percent for proteins, and under 50 percent for fats, risking tetany without calcium. He maintains good appetite and eats four times daily to meet high calorie needs.
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Howard A. Blakeslee
Presa
Tland, Ore
University of Oregon Medical School
Edward 8. West
John R. Montagu
W. R. Todd
B. M Dittelbrandt
Frederick R Jady
Flood Areas Under Guard In Southwest Louisiana
Weary relief workers and state authorities guarded areas in southwest Louisiana near Crowley and Gueydan as 30 000 people were marooned and crops and livestock suffered millions in damage after torrential rains from a tropical hurricane. The floodwaters were receding slowly.
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Lafayette
Louisiana
Crowley
Gueydan
Here
Louisiana-Texas
Death takes John T. Self in Morgan County
John T. Self, 79, longtime Morgan county resident and justice of the peace for 84 years, died at his home 12 miles east of Hartselle after an extended illness. Funeral services at Shiloh Church of Christ will be held today at two o'clock with B F Moody and Romer Williams officiating. interment at Shiloh. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. He was a member of the Church for 60 years and active in civic and religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Self
Morgan County
Hartselle
Mr. Self
Miss Cordie Self
Shiloh
B. F. Moody
Romer Williams
Church of Christ
Peck
Max Grubbs
Talmadge Russell
Earnest Bartlett
Oliver Fowler
Boyd McAnally
Floyd Desin
Otis Lamonds
J. J. Walker
Bailey Humphrey
Melvin Dunaway
O'Neal Garner
Gillery Riley
Mary Grubbs
C. B. Brindley
John Grizzard
Ruth Thompson
Hilda Dean
Catherine Grubbs
Fannie May Grizzard
Marie Fowler
Beatrice Brindley
Self
Tf Christ
Plant expands capacity at Mobile aluminum works
Immediate construction of 16 big precursor tanks and other additions will raise production capacity of the Aluminum Ore Co. subsidiary in Mobile by 50 percent from 1 000 000 pounds daily. Officials announced.
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Mobile
Ala
Aluminum Ore Co
The
Aluminum Ore Co., of America
Curb Market Praise Prompts Plea for Year-Round Support
Mrs Marcus J Streeter writes from Cornelian Court Apt praising Decatur curb market for its varied farm products and inviting locals to sustain an all year market. She notes limited hours and a separate location hinder access and urges residents to support vendors.
Alabama ends fast time after lengthy trial
Montgomery Alabama August 12 after more than three months officials abandoned daylight saving time on governor Dixon’s order clocks set up May 5 were returned to standard time most cities favored standard time Montgomery returned early Mobile never adopted daylight saving Birmingham may or may not return several other cities planned to end fast time Dixon’s proclamation followed a league of municipalities report that a majority favored standard time Ed E Reid secretary of the league noted the list of cities included Birmingham Gadsden Anniston and Talladega.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Dixon
Capitol
Alabama League of Municipalities
Mobile
Birmingham
Gadsden
Anniston
Talladega
Ed E. Reid
The
League of Municipalities
More Ambassadors Here Than Abroad
The State Department faces an unusual situation with more European ambassadors in the United States than overseas. Several diplomats are already home or returning, leaving only four American ambassadors in Europe with others serving at listening posts or as charges d affaires in Germany France Spain Turkey and the Near East. Joseph Kennedy in London is at a war government seat while Laurence Steinhardt heads toward Moscow.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Atlantic
Joseph Kennedy
London
Germa
France
Europe
Alexander W. Weddell
Spain
John van A. MacMurray
Turkey
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Moscow
Near East
Roosevelt Tours New England Defense Centers at Newport
President Roosevelt visited Newport Massachusetts to inspect defense facilities amid a $10 00000000 preparedness drive. He toured the naval war college and torpedo and training station on Goat Island observing torpedoes and hearing from Captain Thomas Withers before greeting Governor William Vanderbilt and Senator Green aboard the Potomac.
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Newport
R. J
Roosevelt
New England
Naval War College
Goat Island
Mr Roosevelt
Thomas Withers
Potomac
William Vanderbilt
Senator Green
D-R
Dutton Rites Planned For James A. Dutton
James Arthur Dutton aged 32 died Saturday evening at 5 30 at the home of his sister Mrs Floyd Parker in Lacon He is survived by his mother Mrs Joseph Dutton of Lacon two sisters and two brothers Services will be held at the home of Ed Higdon in Lacon at three oclock with burial at Lacon Peck directing Pallbearers listed and flowers volunteers named
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James Arthur Dutton
Floyd Parker
Lacon
Mr. Dutton
Joseph Dutton
Parker
J. T. Murphy
Falkville
W. C. Dutton
Luther Dutton
Ed Higdon
Peck
Harvey Cook
Paul Higdon
William Higdon
Robert Bates
J. E. Higdon
Nelodeon Higdon
Jacqueline Hawkins
Marie Cook
Bonnie Hawkins
Ozell Monk
Idois Murphy
Era Downs
Laverne Cullom
Good apartments in demand rent through Daily Want Ad
Listings note strong demand for good apartments and encourage renters to use the Daily Want Ad to find available units.
Savings for Students At Athens College Students Save by Busing
Savings of about 300 dollars yearly are seen for students at Athens College who live at home and ride buses. The college arranged schedules to serve a wide north Alabama area, enabling more students to attend and reducing living costs while growth continues.
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Athens College
Alabama
Funeral Rites Held for Frederick Byars Jr Infant
Funeral rites for Frederick Dudley Byars Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Byars were held at 2 pm Sunday at Browns Chapel Ferry Street. Rev R L Archibald pastor Central Methodist Church officiated with burial in City Cemetery. The baby died Saturday night. The parents survive.
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Frederick Dudley Byars, Jr
Dudley Byars
Oak Street
Brown's
Ferry Street
R. L Archibald
Central Methodist Church
Brown
City Cemetery
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Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Uplands Airport
Ottawa
Chenille
Death
V&s
Jackson & Still
J&s
Still & CO
Cullman, Ala
Voice OF
People
Decatur
Decatur Curb
Marcus J. Streeter
Cornelian Court
Apt
North Alabama
College
E. R. Naylor
Athens, Alabama
Ilene Davidson
Alliance
Neb
Dayton
Jas. A. Dutton
WAR Post
Robert P. Patterson
Glens Falls, N. Y
Louis Johnson
BYARS
Hope Hull, Ala
Southeast
Alabama Hereford Breeders Association
Hope Hull Methodist Church
Nolan Huddleston
Sale
Mgr. P. O
Montgomery, Ala
Tom McCord
F. W. Hooper
Joe Reid
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