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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

8

Welders Train At North Alabama Trade School Night Class Expands Skills

In North Alabama, a John C. Calhoun Technical School night welding class adds to the day program under Dr. Carlton Kelley. Jack Lauderdale resigned as head welding instructor, James Ferguson was promoted to replace him, and Clyde Hicks was named assistant instructor. The program serves 43 day students and 35 night students with focus on semi automatic welding and other modern methods.

North Alabama John C. Calhoun Technical School Carlton Kelley Jack Lauderdale Hamilton James W. Ferguson Decatur Lauderdale Clyde Hicks Brownsboro Hicks Joe Bradley High School Ferguson and Hicks Kelley Ferguson

Roosevelt Opens Inter American Conference in Buenos Aires

In 1936 President Franklin D. Roosevelt opened an inter American conference in Buenos Aires signaling steps toward continental cooperation and dialogue among nations.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Buenos Aires

Fuddy Duddy the cat and odd eating habits

A note on a cat named Fuddy Duddy who eats woolen blankets and furs and even spaghetti with meat sauce for years. The piece discusses animals eating strange foods, caution about spicy foods, and general feline self care.

A. Fuddy Duddy Mr. Fuddy Duddy Laura Kellogg North Syracuse N.Y

Asphalt and historic Frankfurt produced by the German Butchers' Guild

The text notes asphalt as a dark brown mineral substance present in earths crust in liquid solid and semi solid forms and a natural part of crude oil. It also states the largest frankfurt was made by the German Butchers Guild in the late 1600s exceeding half a mile in length and weighing 885 pounds.

Frankfurt Butchers’ Guild

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