Area Men In Service From Cullman Face New Assignments
Cullman area service members, many fresh from Lackland AFB basic training, receive reassignment and new training across the Army and Air Force. Airman Dye and Airman Hudson head to Ellsworth AFB for police duties. Lt. Jerry D. Pruitt moves to Altus AFB as a missile launch officer. Marines Parker and Pantier complete courses and training at Quantico and San Diego. Pvt. Niles and McLemore finish weeks of combat and infantry training at Camp Lejeune. Pvt. Buckelew completes eight weeks of military police training at Ft. Gordon in Georgia.
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Lackland. Afb
Tex
Jerry D. Pruitt
Cullman
United States Air Force
Pruitt
Altus Afb
Okla
Hubert M. Pruitt
Florence State College
Lackland Afb
Bobby S. Teague
JE. Teague
Ninth St. W. Cullman
Amarillo Afb
Ailman Teague
Air Force
Cullman High School
St. Bernard College
Camp Lejeune
N.C
FHTNC
Marine Pvt
James C. Niles
Angie E. Randall
Camp le
Fleet Marine Force
N. C
Army
Billy J. Buckelew
Brenda
William R. Buckelew
Falkville 2
U. S. Army Training Center
Ft. Gordon
Decatur
Lorenzo
Ivory Humphrey
Decature
Colum
City Schools Open Friday in Decatur System
City schools in Decatur plan to open Friday at 8 a.m. for a half day before Labor Day closure. A three day preschool conference for teachers and principals begins Tuesday at Decatur High School with registration at 8 a.m. White principals work Thursday hours for registration and classifying new pupils. Negro schools register Wednesday. New pupils must present birth certificates. Captain Glaze, son of Mrs. John W. Glaze, holds an 18 8 degree in mathematics and mechanical engineering.
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H. R. Leeman
Leeman
Decatur High School
Decatur
Florida State University
Oklahoma State University
Glaze
John W. Glaze
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic
Readers letters highlight voting access and animal welfare
The Decatur Daily prints reader letters dated August 21 1963 praising Judge Almon and Mayor Blackburn for easing ballot issuance and defending voting machine use. Other notes commend kindness in rescuing four week old kittens and describe humane actions by local residents and the Moravian Humane Society.
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Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Almon
Blackburn
Shelton
Linda Kitchens
Frances Traynom
The
Humane Society of Mor
Tomato fears fade as science clarifies plant family
A historical note recalls the tomato once thought poisonous due to its nightshade kin. Experts explain that this belief arose from careless associations with deadly relatives, but decades of research show the tomato is edible and safe when properly prepared.
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United States
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Ellsworth Afb
S.D
Jimmy M. Dye
Edward Dye
E. 3Rd St. Hls.a
John C. Hudson
Robert B. Hudson
McCoy St
Quantico
Robert C. Parker
Gladys J. Parker
Nelson St
Marine Corps
Parker
San Diego
Calif
Timothy Pantier
Alva A. Pantier
Woodlawn
Naval Training Center
Gradu
Ating
Teague
Niles
Alvin D. Quattlebaum
Donna S. Reeves
Vinemont 2
Sheppard Afb
Quattlebaum
West Point High School
Charles R. McLemore
Sammie McLemore
Elkmont 3
Buckelew Buckelew
Ft. Polk, la
Falkville High School
Bus Afb
Miss
Morgan County Training School
Hartselle
Fred D. McDaniel Jr
Fred D. McDaniel
Washington St
Fairchild Afb
Wash
Lakeside High School
Spartanburg
S. C
James T. Morris
Willie D. Morris
Elkmont 2
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Morris
2D Division
87Th Infantry
Ft. Benning
Trinity High School
Athens
Mary
Columbus
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hal. T. Glaze
Tallahassee
Janet
Dorcas H. Waterman
Westridge Drive
Norton Afb
Winter Haven High School
Hudson
William C. McCorkle
Army Research and Development
Col
D. F. Shepherd
Army Missile Command
McCorkle
Directorate
Advanced Systems Laboratory
U. S. Army
McDaniel
Fedders
Theo Hill
East Moulton St
Martex
George
Marion
Ed) Stoffregen
E. Moulton Street
Dorothy Schwachow and
Rubye Whitman
Pustic Forum
Cates
I.eeman
Barrett Shelton
England
Decatur Shopping Center
Emily
Childern
Grants
Mar-Kay Gaylord Beauty Fair
Cendel
Pattersons
Bruno‘’S
Firestone
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