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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1956

Page

7

Noise from power lawn mowers riles Burg residents

Police Chief W. T. Traylor reports that Burg Virginia complaints included noise from power lawn mowers on Sunday as part of a department review of incident calls.

Burg Times Department W. T. Traylor

Collier Trophy Awarded To B52 Project Team

The National Aeronautic Association names Boeing President William M. Allen and associates along with the U S Air Force and Gen Nathan F Twining as Collier Trophy recipients for the B52 bomber development and sponsorship.

National Aeronautic Assn Boeing Airplane Co William M. Allen U.S. Air Force Nathan F. Twining

Talladega papers to merge under new company

The Talladega Daily Home and Talladega News will consolidate under The Talladega Publishing Co. Inc. effective December 31 with Joe L. Wallis as president and Tor Abernethy and Cecil Hornady in top roles. Directors include George W. Jones, Robert A. McMillan, Alec O. Thomson, J Trammelle Leverette, W Herschell Camp, and Winston T. Legge. Voice of Talladega Inc. may become a subsidiary pending FCC approval.

Talladega Ala Talladega Daily Home Talladega News Talladega Publishing Co., Inc Joe L. Wallis Tor Abernethy Daily Home Cecil Hornady Wallis, Abernethy Hornady George W. Jones Robert A. McMillan Talladega Chamber of Commerce Alec O. Thomson J. Trammelle Leverette W. Herschell Camp Winston T. Legge Wallis and Abernethy Federal Communications Commission Voice of Talladega Inc WHTB Whtb-Fm Talladega News Publishing Co Cision

Indian Leader Ambedkar Dies at 63 in New Delhi

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, leader of India's untouchables and chief architect of the republican constitution, died in his sleep in New Delhi at age 63 likely from a heart attack. A Columbia graduate and pro American writer, he argued for a place in Hindu society and clashed with Gandhi and Nehru before serving as law minister. He later left government and remained in Parliament's upper house.

New Delhi B. R. Ambedkar India Dr. Ambedkar Columbia University New York Gandhi Nehru Ambedkar

Former Decaturite Dies In Florence

Mrs. Robert L. Simmons 45, a former Decatur resident and Morgan County native, died Wednesday night at Coffee Memorial Hospital Florence after a heart condition. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Poplar St Church of Christ Florence. Survived by husband Robert L. Simmons a son Bob, mother Mrs. W A Griffin of Athens and A W Griffin in Nashville.

Florence Robert L. Simmons Decatur Morgan County Coffee Memorial Hospital Poplar St. Church of Christ Chisholm Funeral Home Bobby

Taxpayer protests inflated car assessment in Birmingham

A Birmingham resident angrily challenged a $4,256 car assessment, far above the $2,800 purchase price, noting the form showed 4 2 56 and was misread by the owner. Jefferson County revenue director Bradley Brown says such errors occur yearly.

Reading Birmingham Ala Bradley Brown Jefferson County

Marquesas Islands Group In the South Pacific

A description notes the Marquesas as eleven volcanic islands in the South Pacific with only six inhabited.

Marquesas South Pacific

California attempts experimental planting of New England clams

The California Department of Fish and Game and the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service are cooperating on an experimental planting of New England Cherrystone clams in California waters.

Sacramento, Calif California Department of Fish and Game Federal Fish and Wildlife Service California

Father of Mrs Smither Dies in Hunting Mishap

David A Kay of West Chester Pennsylvania was killed during a deer hunt about 200 miles north of his hometown. He was the father of Mrs Johnny Smither of Decatur. The Smither family left by train for West Chester and the funeral is planned Friday at 2 p.m. at Famous Funeral Home in New Zealand.

David A. Kay West Chester Pennsylvania Kay Johnny Smither Decatur

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