Priest Killed As Auto Skids Near Winchester
In Winchester Virginia a Birmingham Alabama priest Rev John O Sullivan 45 was killed when a car skidded on a slick stretch of U S Highway 340 two miles east of Winchester. Two others were hurt including Rev James O Reilly and Miss Catherine O Connor. The younger priest drove the car. O Sullivan died from a skull fracture.
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Winchester
Birmingham
Ala
John O'Sullivan
Miss O'Connor
Coverstone
George Keyes
O’sullivan
ACL Wins Right to Drop Birmingham to Manchester Trains
A three judge federal court in Montgomery Alabama granted Atlantic Coast Line permission to discontinue two daily trains between Birmingham Alabama and Manchester Georgia. The Alabama Public Service Commission which refused the request may appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Birmingham
Manchester
Alabama Public Service Commission
ACL
U. S. Supreme Court
Somerville Social Roundup Reveals Local Family Visits
Dr. J D Johnston of Hartsette dines with mother Mrs Mary Johnston. Relatives from Eva Falkville Decatur and Birmingham visit Ash Ridge and HartselIe. Many residents travel to see relatives in Austinville Decatur and Birmingham.
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J. D. Johnston
Hartsette
Mary Johnston
Dora Hudgins
Eva
Edward Hudgins
Falkville
Garland Nuby
Decatur
Silas Blevins
Lucy Moore
Ash Ridge
Ala
Peggy Ransom
Morgan City
Jim Johnson
Oliver Lipsey
Bob
Fred Cain
Birmingham
Chessie Lipsey
Dorothy Kay Owens
Woodland Mills
Patsy Campbell
Joe Barcliff
Pattie Lyle
Hartselle
Fritz Hanner
Wayne Stevens
Loyd Sharp
Blocks Clinic
Talmadge Goree
Joan and
Barry
Austinville
Leona Goree
A. T. Hanson
Arvie Coney
Jimmy
Mesdames R. C. Miller
Lula Wade
Harry Jones
T. M. Nelson
Joe Winton
J. W. Wade
Jimmie
Billie
Joan
Doral Hudgins
Peggy McKee
Moulton
T. C. Dunaway
Route One
Léona Goree
Modie Lyle
Shirlene
J.G. Carroll
G. Mikell
Don
Block's Clinic
Block’s Clinic
Nashville
Tenn
Silas Mefford
Sharp
South Koreans and GIs lauded for heroic stand in Korea
UN rep Col. Alfred Katzin praised the U S 24th and first cavalry divisions and South Koreans for their heroic and tenacious stand against Red forces. He credited them with keeping UN initiative in Korea and preventing a broader advance, while visiting front lines near Waegwan with UN observers.
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Pusan
Korea
Trygve Lie
U.S
Alfred G. Katzin
South Africa
United Nations
Katzin
U. S
First Cavalry
Eighth Army
Walton H. Walker
First Cavalry Division
Waegwan
Frank E. White
Canada
L. Castlar
el Salvador
F. S. B. Peach
Australia
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Los Angeles
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Santa Barbara
W. P. Gilchrist
Russellville
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James Stevens
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R. F. McDonald
Smith's Mill
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Almon Walker
Russell Johnson
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Pearl Murphy
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