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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1963

Page

5

Civil War North Alabama Raid Ends as Forrest Surrenders

The piece recounts Forrest’s 1864 North Alabama raid, focusing on the Athens and Sulphur Trestle actions. Pvt Hubbard and Andrew Lytle describe the brutal Sulphur Trestle Fort fight, its carnage, and the fort’s capitulation after heavy Confederate artillery. Forrest’s maneuvering and the fort’s geography sealed the Confederate victory, while Union leaders underestimated the threat and shifted plans for Nashville and Georgia.

Phillip Kyle Forrest Athens John M. Hubbard Pvt. Hubbard Andrew Nelson Lytle Bedford Forrest Critter Company Morton Lathrop

Eva in Morgan Seeks City Status as Salem Moves in Limestone

Morgan County voters in Eva decide August 31 on incorporation, potentially creating a seventh city, while Limestone County's Salem bids for incorporation. If Eva approves, mayor and five council members would be elected later. Eva would gain police, taxes, and growth prospects. Salem's plan, led by Wallace Steele, awaits probate judge Mason Freeman’s review. At present Morgan has six incorporated cities and Limestone four.

Winford Turner County Morgan County Eva Limestone County Salem T. C. Almon Cullman Marshall Morgan Almon Wallace Steele Mason Freeman Steele Lawrence Limestone Decatur Hartselle Falkville Trinity Somerville Flint City Athens Lester Ardmore Elkmont Moulton

Barley varieties tally in USDA collection

The U S Department of Agriculture holds more than four thousand distinct barley varieties in its national seed repository according to a recent catalog entry. This vast diversity highlights the breadth of genetic material available for breeding and research across agricultural programs.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Three Ways Teens Can Say No Without Offending

Editor Enid A Haupt offers teen guidance on resisting peer pressure with three direct phrases Not just now thank you I would if I could and Who me Each avoids direct criticism and keeps social harmony while promoting personal standards The column also notes fashion trends and hints at future topics including a diplomatic twist dance and a High Life party.

ENID A. Haupt Savannaan Maga

Free School Program Found For Prince Edward County

Government officials and Negro leaders outline a privately financed plan to provide free education for Prince Edward County Negro children who have had no schools since 1959. Governor Harrison to announce details at a news conference. A biracial board may oversee funds from foundations and donors with remediation starting this fall. The 4th Circuit's ruling pauses further actions until the Virginia Supreme Court rules on state-law issues possibly in October.

Richmond, Va Prince Edward County Albertis S. Harrison Jr Prince Edward U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Virginia Supreme Court

Andalusia Firm Apparent Low Bidder for Ft Rucker project

Army Engineers received a 6 347 bid for adding facilities at a rotary wing field for the Army Aviation Center at Ft Rucker Alabama. Andy Electric Co of Andalusia was the apparent low bidder among 11 bidders for the concrete masonry field house control tower oil storage pump house water sewage systems and field lighting.

Mobile Army Engineers Army Aviation Center Ft. Rucker Ala Andy Electric Co Andalusia

Accident Ruled In Shotgun Death In Alabama

Covington County coroner says a 3-year-old girl accidentally fired a shotgun that killed her 6-year-old brother Bobby Shivers. The fatal incident occurred when the older brother pointed the gun playfully at him. Coroner James Etheridge announced the ruling on Tuesday.

Andalusia Ala Covington County James Etheridge Bobby Shivers

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