North Alabama Heart Seminar reviews heart research progress
The second annual North Alabama Heart Seminar at Decatur Country Club showcased talks by Dr. J. F. T. McManus of the University of Virginia on kidneys and cardiovascular disease and Dr. Edgar Hull of LSU on infection of the heart. The Alabama medical college's cardiac catheterization work and sustained funding were highlighted, with emphasis on early diagnosis and ongoing research.
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North Alabama
Decatur Country Club
Wm. Block
Morgan County Heart Association
James C. Nash
J. F. T. McManus
University of Virginia Medical School
United States
McManus
Feedemdac
Wasn Ten
Edgar Hull
Louisiana State University Medical School
Hull
Fred Cooper
Emory University Medical School
Cooper
Atlanta
Harrison
Medical College of Alabama
Two Collisions Reported Here
Damage totaled 125 in a two car collision on Second Avenue SE at Johnston Street intersection Friday night. A 1947 Chevrolet sedan and a 1951 Chevrolet taxi cab sustained $100 and $25 respectively after the cab was rear ended while Southbound. Investigating officers were Louis Landers and Richard Hyde. The cab was driven by William R. Kelly and owned by Decatur Transit. The 1947 Chevrolet was driven by Sammy Mandes and owned by McGill Mandes. A second minor collision at Alabama Street and Church Street involved a 1939 Chevrolet sedan and a 1942 Ford coupe with light damage to both vehicles. Officers Garland Nuby and James R. Guyse reported. The Chevrolet was owned and driven by Leander Kinley of Town Creek. The Ford driver was Levert Manous, with owner Bonnie Evans of Decatur.
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Decatur
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
Louis Landers
Richard Hyde
William R. Kelly
Chestnut Street
Decatur Transit
Sammy Mandes
Wilkesboro
N. C
McGill Mandes
Alabama Street
Church Street
Chevrolet
Ford
Church
Garland Nuby
James R. Guyse
Leander Kinley
Town Creek
Levert Manous
19Th Avenue
Bonnie Evans
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Local items note university visits and medical society meetings
Mary and Bill Russell return to the University of Alabama after Thanksgiving at home. Carolyn Chunn returns to Montevallo with Mrs. Lund. Mrs Alma McCutcheon of Decatur visits the Overstreets. The Co. W. F. program includes Miss Julia Burrell leading Christmas customs. The C. W. F. observes Woman's Day with Mrs. Glenn speaking. Miss Ann Johnson and Jack Campbell marry. Christian churches convention at Athens. Thanksgiving guests of the Matkins and Thomases. The pansy earns attention. The Morgan County Heart Association backs a yearly meeting. The North Alabama cardiovascular session lists many doctors from across the region, with Drs. Hull, McManus, Harrison present. Dr. Block thanks all supporters.
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North
Alabama
Birmingham
Kermit Pitt
Decatur
Tinsley R. Harrison
The
Medical College of Alabama
G. H. Nungester
Sche
Mary
Bill Russell
University of Alabama
Carolyn Chunn
Montevallo
Lund
Alma McCutcheon
Jesse Overstreet
Co. W. F
Theo Burrell
Julia Burrell
Burrell
Tom Russell
Paul Thomas
Robert Glenn
Alex Williams
J. M. Chunn
Glenn
Ann Johnson
Jack Campbell
Allen
Ralph
Athens
Pat Matkins
Hugh. Penn
Morgan County Heart Association
Edgar Hull
New Orleans
J. F. A. McManus
University of Virginia
Medical College of
C. C. Erwin
Albertville
S. J. Nethery
Belle Mina
Leon S. Smele
T.k.lewis
J.B. Barrett
Charles C. Donald
Arthur Owens
Rhett Walker
L. H. Clemmons
Cullman
C. F. Luckey
Florence
Walter C. Duncan
Claude Lavender
W. H. Block
David Cobb
Hartselle
C. O. Underwood
Phil Campbell
Walker Dempsey
Red Bay
Edith Gay Ledbetter
John R. Ledbetter, Jr
Rogersville
B. S. Henry
N. P. Underwood
Price Clayton
Russellville
Don Chapman
Charlies
C. K. Pitt
Phil Morgan
L. R. Murphree
J. M. Chenault
A. M. Roan
Block
Jaycees Plan Christmas Shopping Tour for Children
Decatur Jaycees announce a nationwide Christmas Shopping Tour for underprivileged children with no formal asks for contributions. Radio call in programs will raise funds, and all money goes to gifts for children chosen by schools and the Salvation Army. The tour starts December 20 in groups of four to five with a goal of five hundred dollars.
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Paul H. Blackwell
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Blackwell
Jaycees
Salvation Army
Jaycee
Mason-Dixon line marked as historic regional boundary
The Mason-Dixon line surveyed in 1766 remains the traditional dividing line between the North and South in United States history.
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United States
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Alabama Heart Association
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Eichstein
Sir Alexander Fleming
Richard Bing
Bayon Gabardine
Esquire
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Enro Topper
Enro Loafer TV
Jamas
Morgan County
Valhermosa
Mary Barton Loosier
Gaye Posey
West Decatur School
Jo Gober
Somerville Road
Hazel Hodgins
Decatur High School
Dora Clark
Walter Jackson
Ray
Ems
Sunbeam Waffle Iron and Baker
Remington
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Elgin American Compact
Ronson
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