For Sale Miscellaneous Items and Probate Notice
For sale items include metal clothes line posts from Jervis Foundry and Machine Company, goose feather pillows, and an Evans oil heater with a 5 room capacity plus a 500 gal lon tank. Also legal notice of Letters Testamentary granted August 10 1950 and Morgan County Alabama condemnation hearing set for September 20 1950 regarding U S Highway 31 land easements. addresses and contact details provided.
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Jervis Foundry and Machine Company
Evans
Falkville
Ala
G. J. Widner
T. C. Almon
Morgan County
Arthur Widner
State OF
Alabama
Lottie P. Byrd
J. Wade Tomlinson
Mary Littrell Tomlinson
Barbara Whisman
Laura Mae Williams
Charles
Edward Whisman
Helen Whitman
Charles Williams
Charles A. Woods
Grace S. Dutch
George Dutch
Carl M. Preston
J. E. Freeman, Jr
Mary Paul B. Freeman
James C. Dixon
Birtie L. Dixon
Decatur
Step-Son Held In Man's Death
In Birmingham 25 year old step son faces murder charges after the slaying of Overton coal mine operator Ronnie Ben Keef 44. Keef died from a shotgun wound shortly after being brought to a hospital with his wife recorded as a material witness.
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Birmingham
Ala
William E. Belcher
Jackie Keef
Ronnie Ben Keef
Keef
Joe Hilderbrand
Belcher
Hilderbrand
Day Of Prayer Proposed By Church Of God
The Church of God ministers call for a national day of prayer and fasting to seek God’s help in the war against communists. At the 43rd international assembly, about 10,000 attendees urged President Truman to declare the day, noting soldiers are dying in Korea and more deaths loom if communists threaten. State overseers will be named at Sunday's closing session.
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Birmingham
Ala
Church of God
International Assembly
Council of Ministers
Press Truman
Korea
Camp Rucker Rehabilitation Contract Awarded
Construction workers will begin a 1.5 million dollar project to recondition Camp Rucker for troop training by midweek. Col. W. K. Wilson announced Henderson, Black and Green Inc of Troy, Alabama won the bid. The World War II post lies in Southeast Alabama and troops were to start arriving late next month.
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Mobile
Ala
Camp Rucker
W. K. Wilson
U.S
Henderson, Black and Green Inc
Troy
Alabama
Wilson
Washington
Rucker
Answers from VA on GI Bill queries for veterans
The VA provides guidance on wage garnishment for GI Bill trainees, education deadlines after discharge, obtaining birth records for increased subsistence, and disability eligibility for National Guardsmen and Reservists. Benefits are not retroactive before August 15, 1945, and questions may be directed to the nearest VA office.
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Veterans Administration
Army
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Surgery May Save 2 Babies
Two Alabama infants received a pioneering operation by a Birmingham physician to relieve hydrocephalus caused by meningitis blocking a brain spinal canal. The surgeon opened artificial channels to drain excess fluid and save the children, though his name was kept confidential.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Man Accused Of Granddaughter's Death In Debt Row
In Birmingham a man identified as Jack Blassingame is accused of killing his granddaughter Ruby Nell Benton and wounding her mother Eula Mae Benton after a dispute over $1.50. Detective R A MacMurdo stated Blassingame was arrested following a shotgun blast at Covington Georgia residents. The article notes prior rumors and mentions hospital conditions for other affected infants.
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Birmingham
Ala
R. A. MacMurdo
MacMurdo
Jack Blassingame
Ruby Nell Benton
Eula Mae Benton
Covington
Blassingame
Enduring Cold War Holds Potential for Long Struggle
Mackenzie argues the cold war is a lasting ideological upheaval, not a temporary clash. He warns military and economic strength alone won’t stop Moscow's expansion and urges all democracies to back the UN to prevent a hot war.
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Moscow
Mayor Cobb of Phenix City Dies
Homer D. Cobb the 60 year old mayor of Phenix City died last night from a heart attack while en route to Phenix City memorial hospital after collapsing at a city employees barbecue. He had served seven years as mayor and was a city commissioner since 1923.
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Phenix City
Ala
Homer D. Cobb
Phenix City Memorial Hospital
Cobb
Alabama
Madison County
Huntsville
Tallassee
Griffin
Columbus
Alabama aims for spotless Labor Day traffic record
Public Safety Director Bankhead Bates targets a flawless safety record for Alabama during the Labor Day weekend. He notes three states had no auto accident fatalities on the July 4 weekend, seven had one death, and he mobilizes mayors, law enforcement, newspapers, and radio to push an intensive safety campaign.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bankhead Bates
Bates
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KNAPP
Romine
Athens
11Th Ave. W
Timber Weaver Lumber CO
Nebrig
Tennessee Valley
Flight Service
Pryor Field
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
Phantoms
Fin
Bandar
Pymy
Peo
Anders
MR. Kirby
Risling
F.B.I
Sugarfoot
Gene Akern
Puffle Towers
News For
Valley Veterans
West End Baptist Hospital
Rebecca Sue Price
York
Carson Waldrop
Dadeville
H. Ryan
E. Moulton St
Moody’s
Cain
Bank St
Danny
Lyons Electric CO
Second Ave
M Mnister Buggles
G-Golly
MR. Sawyer
Sawyers
Miss Chase
Mackenzie
Berlin
Lenin
Stalin
Kremlin
United Nations
Trygve Lie
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