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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1952
Page
10
Richard Handley says Jake C. Taylor a Bank of Moulton janitor was arrested by the FBI and charged with taking 750 in five dollar bills from an open bank vault. Taylor reportedly returned the money after it went missing and waived preliminary hearing. He is held on $1000 bond.
A versatile professor announces plans to start a school for statesmen in New Delhi. In a circular to Parliament members he pledges to fit them to high positions of profit and power and to make them first class public speakers. He offers ready made speeches on any subject so they may quickly make their mark in Parliament.
Parts of the Caribbean National Forest receive more than 200 inches of rain annually, highlighting the region's extreme wet climate and lush vegetation.
Federal court convenes in Huntsville for its regular term with judges presiding over civil and criminal matters. Court sessions focus on docketed cases, motions, and preliminary proceedings. Local attorneys attend court, awaiting rulings on pending filings and hearings.
In an African river tale a fisherman Mudungwe survives two crocodile encounters by skill and aid, then is killed in a third encounter. A Salisbury inquest hears how fate or fortune shaped the deadly repeats as the townsfolk ponder whether life is scripted.
The local Veterans Affairs office has the necessary forms for Korean veterans to apply for educational benefits. Veterans are invited to visit the office to pick up the forms and receive information on available benefits. The Veterans Administration will assist with the process.
An accepted photostatic copy of discharge papers is used for schooling, not the actual discharge. Loucks of the public utilities commission painted 79 metal lamp posts using a 20 foot ladder, saying the job bothered him only by fear of spilling paint on pedestrians. High position Osawa, Canada (Pi- Leslie WANT ADS GET RESULTS).
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