State Health Officer Gill Dies After Illness
Dr. D G Gill longtime Alabama State Health Officer died at 65 in University Hospital after surgery and a pancreatic inflammation He led Alabama health efforts since 1947 and held multiple public health roles including epidemiologist and chief medical officer in Montgomery Born in 1897 in Ontario Canada he served in World War I and trained at Toronto Returned to public health work with the Rockefeller Foundation before joining state health department Survived by widow Ella Frances Beale and three sons Funeral plans pending announcement
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Birmingham
D. G. Gill
Alabama
Gill
University Hospital
Alabama State Health Department
Ontario
Canada
Europe
University of Toronto Medical School
Boston City Hospital
University of Toronto
Rockefeller Foundation
Andalusia
Ala
State Health Department
Montgomery
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Alabama Selective Service System
Montgomery County
B. F. Austin
McCormick
United States
Church of Ascension
Ella Frances Beale
Gordon Gill
Richard Gill
Charles Gill
Nations clash over Congo peacekeeping costs at UN
France and the Soviet Union refuse to pay any Congo or Middle East peacekeeping costs despite a World Court advisory ruling that such expenses are UN organization costs. Britain urged acceptance while a 15 nation group to draft funding formulas was proposed for next year.
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United Nations, N.Y
France
Soviet Union
U.N
Congo
Andre Ganem
Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Security Council
Britain
Patrick Wall
Wall
U Thant
World Court
Pavel M. Tchernyshev
General Assembly
National Guard Reorganization Draft Aims for Five Year Shift
The plan would reduce and realign reserve and guard units across states with 23 combat divisions and 1 743 other units for the Guard, cutting Texas by 3918 and boosting Tennessee by 1039 as governor approval and state changes impact the broader Pentagon reallocation ahead of summer training. Major shifts include 79th, 94th, 96th, and 103rd Infantry depots affected across several states.
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Pentagon
Guard
79Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
94Th Infantry
Massachusetts
96Th Infantry
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Idaho
Montana
Utah
Washington
Nevada
103Rd Infantry
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
34Th Infantry
Nebraska
35Th
Missouri
Kansas
43Rd
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
51St
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
Tennessee
Michigan
Ilinois
North Carolina
Alan
California
Decatur to Seek Bids for Gordon Drive Overpass
Decatur officials plan a Wednesday trip to Montgomery to urge Gov. Patterson to authorize bidding on the Gordon Drive overpass. Fred S. Hunt says Friday is last day to act under Patterson era for a three week bid notice. City has secured right of way and will cover its share once bids are advertised. Barrett Shelton will join Hunt, Blackburn, and Higginbotham.
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Decatur
Montgomery
John Patterson
Gordon Drive
Fred S. Hunt
Patterson
Gordon Dr
Hunt
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Daily
Barrett Shelton
Gilmer Blackburn
Jack Higginbotham
Stevenson Defends U N Role Amid White House Debate
A captioned photo of U N ambassador Adlai Stevenson appears with critics calling him soft inside the White House. Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, says Stevenson backed the President's quarantine decision and eloquently presented the U S position at the United Nations after the crisis.
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U.N
Stevenson
White House
Pierre Salinger
United States
United Nations
Local births at Athens Limestone Hospital and clinic
Mr and Mrs Bitty Anderson welcomed a boy Monday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clinton Hatfield welcomed a boy Monday at the same hospital. Mr and Mrs Gene Williams of Athens welcomed a daughter Sunday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs David Smith of 1004 th Ave SE welcomed a son Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic.
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Bitty Anderson
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Clinton Hatfield
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Gene Williams
Athens
David Smith
1004Th Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic
Death of Hale Scarbrough Birmingham editor at 44
Hale Scarbrough state editor of The Birmingham Post-Herald died Monday night in University Hospital at age 44 after a brief illness. A Springfield Missouri native and University of Alabama alum, he served in the Marine Corps and was wounded in Bougainville. Survived by wife Agnes, daughter Terry, son Jerry, and father Sam Scarbrough. Funeral set for Wednesday at Helena Methodist Church with burial in Helena Cemetery.
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Birmingham
Hale Scarbrough
Birmingham Post-Herald
University Hospital
Scarbrough
Springfield
University of Alabama
Marine Corps
Bougainville
Agnes Bunch
Terry
Jerry
Sam Scarbrough
Helena Methodist Church
Helena Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Essie J Phillips
Mrs Essie J Phillips funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Gunthorp Brown Service Chapel with Rev E L McFee officiating. Burial will be in city cemetery. Pallbearers include Wade McCreless Bill Lemar Wesley Davis William C Letson and Dawson Hanes.
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Essie J. Phillips
Gunthorp- Brown
E. L. McFee
City Cemetery
Wade McCreless
Bill Lemar
Wesley Davis
William C. Letson
Dawson Hanes
Mrs Hattie McDaniel dies at 75 in Danville Alabama
Mrs Hattie Mc Daniel 75 of Danville 2 died Monday at 745 p m at her home Funeral services are set for Wednesday 2 pm at Friendship Baptist Church near Danville with Rev Dan Dutton and Rev Willy Parker officiating Burial follows in Friendship Cemetery Peck Funeral Home directing Survivors include one daughter Mrs J A Travis of Los Angeles two sons T G McDaniel and Virgil McDaniel both of Danville 2 four grandchildren The body will be returned to the residence this afternoon at 3 o clock and remain there until time to depart for the church
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Hartselle
Hattie McDaniel
Danville
Friendship Baptist Church
Dan Dutton
Willy Parker
Friendship Cemetery
Peck Funeral Home
J. A. Travis
Los Angeles
T. G. McDaniel
Virgil McDaniel
Mrs Arrie Borden rites announced in Decatur district
Mrs Arrie Borden 73 of Athens died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Sherman Street Church of God with Bro F T Dismukes officiating. Burial follows at Johnsons Chapel Cemetery. Gunthorp Brown Service Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include three daughters Zeno Dugger Athens Mrs R L Brown and Mrs H L Bivens Cherokee Ala. seven sons R C Borden P J Borden J D Borden F T Borden Roy E Borden Gan ford Borden all of Decatur H D Borden Barton Ala. three sisters and five brothers. 62 grandchildren and 53 great grandchildren. Body lies in state at residence until service time.
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Arrie Borden
Athens
Sherman St. Church of God
F. T. Dismukes
Johnsons Chapel
Gunthorp- Brown
Zeno Dugger
R. L. Brown
H. L. Bivens
Cherokee
Ala
R. C. Borden
P. J. Borden
J. D. Borden
F. T. Borden
Roy E. Borden
Ganford Borden
Decatur
H. D. Borden
Barton
Funeral services for Mrs J W Robinson Sr
Mrs J W Robinson Sr of Trinity died Monday in Montevallo Alabama. Funeral services will be held today at 2 30 p m from Trinity Methodist Church. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery with Gunthorp Brown Service Funeral Home directing.
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J. W. Robinson
Trinity
Montevallo
Ala
Trinity Methodist Church
Roselawn
Gunthorp-Brown Service
Mrs Myrtle Brown Dies In Danville At 37
Mrs Myrtle Brown 37 of Danville died last night in a local hospital. Services will be held at Johnsons Chapel Church with burial in Chapel Cemetery under Gunthorp Brown Service Funeral Home supervision. Survivors include husband David Brown of Danville. parents Mr and Mrs Allen Down of Hartselle. seven brothers and one sister. Body lies in state at the residence until services.
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Myrtle Brown
Danville
Johnsons Chapel
Gunthorp-Brown
Edward F Brown
Anniston
Walter R. Brown
Chicago
William W. Brown
Hartselle
Carl A. Brown
Paul Waddell
Decatur
Finley W. Gosline Rites Held in Decatur
Funeral services for Finley W. Gosline 76 of Decatur were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Guntharp Brown Service Chapel with Rev. W K Stephenson officiating. Burial followed at Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include wife F W Gosline two sons James A. Gosline and Louie F. Gosline both of Decatur two daughters Mrs Ernest Ward and Mrs Irene Messer both of Decatur five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A note on government travel costs reports five million dollars spent in one month of 1961 for nondefense federal employees, with nearly half for first class fares.
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Finley W Gosline
Decatur
Guntharp-Brown
W. K. Stephenson
Roselawn
Guntharp-Brown Service Funeral Homes
F. W. Gosline
James A. Gosline
Louie F. Gosline
Ernest Ward
Irene Messer
United States
Limestone County farmers mailed 1963 upland cotton allotments
Limestone County ASC chairman Lawrence Owens said individual farm acreage allotments for the 1963 upland cotton crop were being mailed to eligible farmers. He urged early questions and noted the Dec 11 referendum on marketing quotas will decide quota applicability and penalties, with price support adjustments tied to compliance.
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Athens
Limestone County
Lawrence Owens
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASC
Carrell Joins Easter Agency in Decatur
Reneau W. Carrell of Decatur joins the Eastern Agency staff to focus on real estate sales. Formerly in his family furniture business and life insurance, he has ties to the Lions Club, Decatur Life Underwriters, United Fund Campaign as solicitor, and First Methodist Church.
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Reneau W. Carrell
Decatur
Eastern
Carrell
Lions Club
Decatur Life Underwriters Association
United Fund Campaign
First Methodist Church
Isom's Chapel to Held Church Bazaar in Athens
The WSCS of Isom's Chapel Methodist Church in Athens sponsors a church bazaar on Wednesday. Many hand made articles and baked goods will be on sale. A turkey menu will be served at lunch and dinner with servings starting at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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WSCS
Isom's
HARTSELLE Police arrest for driving while intoxicated
Hartselle police reported one arrest yesterday on a driving while intoxicated charge.
Car Crash In Cullman Leads To Prohibition Charge
At 6 15 p m Monday a 1956 Mercury driven by El lis Oden 41 of Somerville collided with a 1957 Ford driven by Hilda Teele 46 of Cullman at the intersection of 9th Street West and U S 31 Total property damage was about 350 Oden faced charges for violation of the prohibition laws.
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Cullman
Ellis Oden
Somerville
Hilda Teele
9Th St. West
U.S. 31
Oden
Police make four arrests in Cullman Monday
Four arrests reported in Cullman on Monday include two for failing to stop at red lights one for speeding and one for violation of prohibition laws.
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Cullman — Police
Four Arrests by Moulton Sheriff’s Force
Moulton Lawrence County sheriff's deputies arrested four individuals yesterday. Two were taken on alias warrants for failure to appear in court, one for public drunkenness, and one for investigation.
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Moulton
Lawrence County Sheriff's Force
Police arrest in Moulton for petit larceny
Police in Moulton reported one arrest yesterday on a petit larceny charge. The report notes the arrest was handled by local officers and the case moves to the appropriate judicial process.
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Moulton
Athens issues permit for Sandra Lane house to Tom Corum
Athens city clerk reports one building permit issued yesterday to Tom Corum for a Sandra Lane residence at an estimated cost of 12000 dollars. November total permits amount to 46370 dollars.
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Athens
Tom Corum
Sandra Lane
Limestone County Sheriff Arrest Roundup Hits 16
Athens Limestone County sheriff’s force made 16 arrests yesterday including four for highway intoxication, three for violation of prohibition laws, three for no driver's license, two for speeding, and one each for public drunkenness abusive language resisting arrest and driving while intoxicated.
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Athens
Limestone County Sheriff's Force
Copeland Brasil Griffin Moves House Onto Burned Lot
New home owner Copeland Brasil Griffin relocated an already constructed house onto his lot at the same site where his prior house burned recently, marking a relocation after the fire incident.
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Copeland—Brasil Griffin
Fires Reported Across Athens Yard and vacant lots
Four fires were reported to the Athens fire department yesterday. At 1 16 p m a field on Weatherford Lane owned by Emmitt Weatherford sustained damage to pine timber. At 1 53 p m a vacant lot on Peachtree St had no damage. At 2 27 p m a vacant lot on Edgwood Road owned by Wiley Bullington had no damage. At 3 50 p m a yard owned by Mrs Massey Poteete at 1401 W Market St had no damage.
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Athens
Weatherford Lane
Emmitt Weatherford
Peachtree St
Wiley Bullington
Edgwood Road
Soviet Claims Rocket Lead In Military Force
Marshal Sergei Biryuzov told Krasnaya Zvezda that the Soviet Union still leads the United States in powerful military rockets. A British report cites about 75 Soviet ICBMs vs 450-500 in the West, suggesting a focus on expanding a larger strategic strike force.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Sergei Biryuzov
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
British Institute For Strategic Studies
Hospitals Names and Dismissals Listing
Miss Peggy Davenport court land Lowell Johnson 1410 College Street Mrs Dorothy Garrett Arab Clarence Harlan 1422 Locust Lit SE Mrs Bernice Cagle 611 2nd Ave SW John Garrison 217 ith Ave NW Dismissals Hollis Blankenship 1015 Sth Mrs Sadie Dolan 324 13th Ave Mrs Melvin Stewart and infant daughter Somerville 1
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Peggy Davenport
Courtland
Lowell Johnson
College St
Dorothy Garrett
Clarence Harlan
Bernice Cagle
2Nd Ave
John Garrison
Ith Ave
Hollis Blankenship
Sth
Ave
Sadie Dolan
13Th Ave
Melvin Stewart
Somerville
List of residents and attendants by town
A compiled roster lists individuals with ages and towns including Athens Rogersville Elkmont Cullman Hanceville Cullman and other Alabama locales. Names include Ella Mary Moore Wilma Stevens Charles McWhorter Dudley Smith Randy Miller Amy Barksdale Clara Louise Jackson Fay Hatfield and many others.
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H. C. Rice
Rogersville
Ella Mary Moore
Athens
Wilma Stevens
Charles McWhorter
Dudley Smith
Douglas V. McMunn
Sue Roberts
Clara Louise Jackson
Fay Hatfield
Randy Miller
Amy Barksdale
Gussie Keyes
Bobby Gene Locke
Annie Ruth David
Temple
Decatur General Admissions List Read Like Local Notes
A compact admissions list from Decatur General includes William J. King of 1618 8th Ave SW and Willy Andrew Glass of Elkmont among several others. Names span Decatur Newton Mardis Moulton Hartselle Trinity Falkville and Moulton with multiple family and infant entries. Included are Mrs Beverly Paquin Huntsville and Mrs Ellie Cagle of Decatur plus Paul M Radford of Moulton and arrangement details.
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Beverly —Paquin
Huntsville
Willy Andrew Glass
Elkmont
Helen B. Childs
Somerville Rd
Newton W. Mardis
Market Summary Shows Steady Cotton and Livestock Activity
Cotton middling 4.8 Decatur. cottonseed at 4 cents. Milk Grade A $5 per hundred. Wood pulpwood 145 per cord. Corn 1.16 per bushel. No 2 yellow ear corn $1.07. No 2 oats and oats milling Wheat $2.00 per hundred. Cattle generally active steady. slaughter steers scarce, feeders 28.25 per hundredweight. Hogs 190-240 lb, 16.25-16.50. sows 12.50-13.50.
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Decatur
Price Fixing Claims Continue in Alabama Poultry Industry
Alabama's incoming agricultural commissioner A W Todd says the widespread price fixing scandal is in the food sector. He claims large chain grocers and poultry producers colluded to fix prices and that five federal investigators sent by Secretary Orville Freeman have returned with a report.
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Russellville
Ala
Alabama
A. W. Todd
U.S
Todd
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Washingon
School board boosts levy to fund public improvements
Dodd notes continued from page one addressing shelves and a $150 CD expense for Cuban crisis preparation. The School Board approved a $1,050 increase. January 8 was set as the date to finalize assessments for public improvements under Ordinance 1248.
Stock Rally Sustains Momentum With Heavy Volume
The market extended its rally with an estimated 5.2 million shares traded, light volume previous day. Rails and industrials led gains on a broad front with key names advancing, while techs like IBM Xerox Polaroid Litton also moved higher and some metals fell.
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Rails
Illinois Central
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Litton Industries
du Pont
Thiokol
Merck
Amerada
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse Electric
Dome Mines
Homestake
American Stock Exchange Pric
Eggs supply and prices wobble across Birmingham market
AP reports a generally ample supply of large and medium eggs with small numbers in short supply. Demand remains fair and prices mostly steady with occasional reports of high up to 50 cents. Consumer grades show retailers paying up to 9 30 a.m. for Grade A white large and medium eggs with cartons and direct-from-producer sales included.
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Birmingham
Birmingham poultry market shows firm undertone as demand outstrips supply
In Birmingham the broiler and fryer market remains tight with live poultry supplies clearing slowly and often short of demand. Ready to cook demand continues to exceed available stock, signaling a firm undertone in prices and trading.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Georgia
Downs Named Decatur District Plant Manager
W. J. Downs of Birmingham was named Decatur district plant manager by Southern Bell Telephone Co. He succeeds G. D. Gowen who became general buildings supplies and motor vehicles supervisor with Birmingham headquarters. Downs, Auburn graduate, began in 1948 and held roles in engineering traffic and plant groups in Gadsden Anniston and Mobile before serving as State Central Office Equipment Supervisor in Birmingham. He and wife Harriet Snyder and daughter Denise are active in Birmingham Methodists and will move to Decatur after housing is arranged.
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W. J. Downs
Birmingham
Decatur
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Downs
G. D. Gowen
Auburn University
Gadsden
Anniston
Mobile
Harriett Snyder
Denise
Methodist Church
Decature
Bowen Granted Execution Stay Until Feb 8
Governor John Patterson granted a stay of execution for William F. Bowen to Feb. 8 to allow his attorneys to pursue further legal action. Bowen, 30, of Huntsville, was convicted Dec. 5, 1961, of first degree murder for slaying Mrs. Janice Clower Thomas on Oct. 17, 1961, with the Alabama Supreme Court upholding the conviction Oct. 28, 1962.
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Montgomery
John Patterson
William F. Bowen
Patterson
Bowen
Huntsville
Madison
Janice Clower Thomas
Alabama Supreme Court
Cattle and hog market roundups from Nashville and Thomasville
Cattle trading plus hogs and sheep activity across Nashville and Thomasville reports. In Nashville buyers steady with scarce cattle. yearling heifers and feeder calves show strong values. Hog receipts about 800 with steady to 25 lower. sheep slaughter lambs bring 18 to 19. In Thomasville hog receipts 4500 across several markets. prices mostly steady with instances 25 lower. No 1-2 barrows 16.25-16.50 and sows 11.00-13.50.
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Nashville
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Weather note and Orion sighting
The report notes sunset at 4 37 p m and sunrise at 6 40 a m with moonset at 1 07 a m. It observes a full moon on December 11 and places the Orion constellation in the south at moonset with Betelgeuse high above Rigel and the three stars of Orion's Belt between them.
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Moonset
Betelgeuse
Rigel
Orion's Belt
Tennessee River readings and TVA lake stages update
The Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge stood at 16.39 feet this morning, down 0.17 feet in 24 hours, sea level 550.69 feet. TVA lake stages listed include Pickwick 408.6, Guntersville 593.1, Whitesburg 552.6, and Wilson 507.0. High today 69, low 51. 11:05 a.m. 64. Forecast: fair to partly cloudy and mild with tonight’s showers. Outlook: clearing and cooler Wednesday with SW winds 7 to 15 mph shifting NW. High today 70, tonight 48, Wednesday 59.
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For Rent and Sale Classifieds Highlight Local Listings
Multiple small advertisements offer furnished and unfurnished rentals including a three room house with garage and washer, a one bedroom downstairs apartment at 1016 Johnston St, a two room apartment with private bath, and a two bedroom house trailer. Also listed is a solid maple breakfast room suite for sale and a potato discount ad with contact Raymond Matthews.
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Bob Harrison
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