Squirrel Hunt on Wheeler Refuge Nets 1891 Animals
Six day October drive on Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge yielded 1891 squirrels and other game. 750 two day permits issued with 451 users. average about four squirrels per hunter. Over 2.5 tons dressed weight of meat taken by more than 1000 participants. Refuges, state and TVA agencies cooperated. a good squirrel supply remains for next year.
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Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
North Alabama
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Alabama Department of Conservation
TVA
Martin Backed For Bar Head
William Logan Martin of Birmingham was endorsed for president of the American Bar Association by the Alabama State Bar board of commissioners. The resolution praises his leadership and notes his past roles including Alabama Bar president 1946-47 and service as assistant Attorney General, Attorney General, and circuit judge.
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Mobile
Ala
William Logan Martin
Birmingham
American Bar Association
Board of Commissioners
Alabama State Bar
Alabama
Martin
Bar Association
Sud- Alabama
Martin, Turner & McWhorter
Morgan County Oak Ridge Persons Visit Relatives
Mrs Zola Mae Legg of Morgan County Oak Ridge hosts visits from Mr and Mrs Earl Legg and family. They toured Decatur guests and checked on Imogene Martin recovering from surgery and Sylvia Morris recently discharged from Vanderbilt. Several attended a funeral in Austinville and a Stanley Party at Alton Boger. Peter Cooper, inventor, earned the first patent for a gelatin dessert but took no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Legg
Decatur
Imogene Martin
Hamil
Danville
Hoyt West
Carl Smith
Mildred Long
Forrest Chapel
Mary Lee ‘Tory
Reed
Austinville
Hassie Cooper
Cullman
Ed Martin
J. C. Martin
Ed Lott
Olen Cooper
Montgomery
Stanley
Alton Boger
Edward Singleton
D. S. Westby
Orval Sparkman
Agee Sherman Norris
Flint
Peter Cooper
Folks Expect Lot Of Their Police Record Reveals
Montgomery mystery shows a detective division secretary notes a call where a painter swindled a woman out of 12 dollars for paint and vanished. The suspect described as an ordinary man in simple suit. The conversation hints at difficulties in identifying the con artist.
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Montgomery
Ala
Janet Bell
Miss Bell
Police Department
Sawmills Resume Operations As Floodwaters Recede
In Mobile Alabama floods ease enabling crews to restart timber mills across 12 counties. A state official says large scale resumption may await after January 1 as waters recede from the Alabama and Tombigbee rivers and one mill near Eutaw remains submerged.
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Mobile
Ala
South Alabama
Leonard G. Payne
Alabama
Yombigbee
Payne
Eutaw
Last Services For Sgt Marion Miller
Athens Alabama funeral notices outline the forthcoming services for T Sgt Marion E Miller age 25 killed in action in Germany during the war. Details specify funeral conduct and final rites to be performed locally.
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Sgt
Marion Miller
Athens
Ala
Marion E. Miller
Germany
Payne reports orders exceed earlier expectations
Payne says several operators planned to shut down through the winter due to slackening demand for building supplies, but current orders are now exceeding earlier expectations.
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Payne
Service details for Reverend Kiizie Jones in Elk County
Reverend Kiizie Jones of First Baptist Church is to be buried Sunday at 2 PM with full military honors by the VFW in the city cemetery. Surviving are Luther R. Miller and wife of Elk Mont, four brothers James Kiam Richard and Sidney, two sisters Mrs Mary and Mrs Pearl Putman, all of this county. A stone of weight 14 pounds is noted.
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Kiizie Jones
First Baptist Church
VFW
Luther R. Miller
Elk
Mont
James
Kiam
Richard
Sidney
Mary
Pearl Putman
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Morgan County
Oak Ridge
Zola Mae Legg
Clements Drug Stores
East Moulton &J
Sixth Avenue East
Beore
Seth Thomas
Ronson
Forstner
Halliburton
VK “Jewelry CO
Huntsville
Shaeffer
Parker and
Golden Chord
Speidel
Hamilton
Bulova
Winton Watches. Ro
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Longines— Wittnauer Watches
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