Nationwide misery from stormy weekend weather
A stormy weekly spell delivered rain, snow, freezing drizzle, and tornadoes across the United States. The National Weather picture included floods in the Southeast and Mississippi, heavy snow near Flagstaff, and arctic conditions from Montana to Minnesota. Dozens died in traffic incidents linked to slick roads. hundreds were injured.
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Rising river forces evacuation risk in Selma area
Selma Alabama faces possible lowland evacuations as the authorities monitor the rising river. The river stood at 50.15 feet early today, with forecasts predicting a rise to 54 feet by Wednesday, potentially displacing about 2 000 people in Selmont and East Selma.
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Evening Sky Shows Moon Alignments and Planetary Settings
On Thursday the Moon moves eastward crossing Aldebaran before sunrise at 5 00 a.m. Saturn sets at 6 00 p.m. Jupiter sets at 7 17 p.m. Sunset today is 4 40 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6 50 a.m. Moonset tomorrow 5 16 a.m. Full Moon tonight.
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Weather and River Readings for Decatur and Vicinity
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 19.25 feet, up 1.69 feet in 24 hours. Other TVA lake stages: Pickwick 413.3, Guntersville 594.2, Whitesburg 564.8, Wilson 507.3 feet. High today 58, low 40, with a mostly cloudy, mild forecast and possible showers Tuesday. Winds west to northwest 10-20 mph.
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Five Day Forecast for Alabama Temperature Norms
Alabama forecast shows temperatures near normal through Saturday with highs 52 to 58 and lows 35 to 44. Expect 1 to 2 inches of precipitation at the period's start and end.
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Relief supplies advance after Sunday flood disperses evacuees
Six tons of food from the Department of Pensions and Security in Birmingham, 200 cots from Montgomery, and Red Cross aid arrived as officials from the Red Cross, the Sheriff's Department, and the National Guard met to plan relief. A shelter opens as about 250 families evacuated move in with relatives.
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Hospitalization After Break In And Blood Transfusions
A 23 year old man in Limestone County is reported in good condition at Athens Limestone Hospital after leg injuries from a break in Sunday night. He required three blood transfusions and leg surgery followed by casting. Authorities say the suspect claimed motive against a local gas station owner.
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Rhodes Scholar Sobotka Receives Second Honor This Year
Sobotka, active in ODK, honorary leadership, and Phi Beta Kappa, wins the Rhodes Scholarship. Earlier in October he earned the Crown Zellerbach Foundation Scholarship at Vanderbilt, and will study at Oxford in October. His mother teaches fourth grade. he has a brother Joe, a Decatur High junior.
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Kennedy visit shapes Colombia unrest in cautious stance
The article notes Colombians favored the Kennedys and that Communists ordered restraint during the visit. President Lleras Camargo used siege powers, detaining Castro extremists and preventing protests to avoid giving authorities a pretext to round up leaders.
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Queen Hazel Jones Crowned at King Edward Charity Ball
Miss Hazel Jones of Cullman was chosen queen of the King Edward Cigar Co Christmas Basket Fund at a charity ball held Saturday night at the Cullman National Guard Armory. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones and was selected from ten competitors. She works in plant production.
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Hazel Jones
King Edward Cigar Co
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Cullman 4
Flooding rises as early rains leave streams in overflow
The report notes streams over the area were already standing in water from earlier rains and began to rise as conditions worsened, prompting local warnings and potential evacuations.
Death of Rachel Rhoads in Hartssel
Miss Rachel Rhoads 81 of Moulton 2 died Sunday at 3 p m Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 a m from Union Grove Methodist Church with Rev Tolen Whitten officiating Burial will be in Ball Knob Cemetery with Peck Funeral Home directing Survivors include one sister Mrs M S Tullie and other relatives Pallbearers named Billy Parker Owen Parker Jack Parker Charlie Owen Kermit Owen Gilbert Rhoads The body will be taken to the residence of Grady Parker Hartsel for burial arrangements.
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Rachel Rhoads
Moulton
Union Grove Methodist Church
Tolen Whitten
Ball Knob
Peck Funeral Home
M. S. Tullie
Billy Parker
Owen Parker
Jack Parker
Charlie Owen
Kermit Owen
Gilbert Rhoads
Grady Parker
Funeral services held for Mrs. Alice Self Hartselle
Mrs. Alice Self 82 Somerville died Saturday at Falkville Rest Home. Funeral today at 10 30 a m from Shiloh Baptist Church. Burial Blue Springs Cemetery Peck Funeral Home in charge. Survived by daughter Mrs Arthur Coney Somerville two sisters Mrs Madge Jones Florence and Mrs Isabelle Weaver Gardendale Ala two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church. Pallbearers listed.
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Hartselle
Alice Self
Somerville
Falkville
Shiloh Baptist Church
Blue Springs
Peck Funeral Home
Arthur Coney
Madge Jones
Florence
Isabelle Weaver
Gardendale
Ala
Cecil Tanner
Hilbert Weaver
Earl Reynolds
George Jones
Austen Dunlap
Louise Tapscott
Funeral service for Mrs Henry Fowler held at Shiloh Baptist Church
Mrs Henry Fowler 69 Hart selle died Saturday at local hospital at 7 25 p m. Funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church today at 2 p m with Rev Prince officiating. Surviving husband Henry Fowler Hart selle five daughters Louise Bowling Somerville 2 Neman Cobb Falkville 1 Lorrie Pearson Decatur and others in Tampa Fla four sons William P Blevins Carlton Fowler Paul Fowler William Burns D E Edmonson Jim Gurley.
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Henry Fowler
Shiloh Baptist Church
Prince
Blue Springs
Peck Funeral Home
Louise Bowling
Somerville
Neman Cobb
Falkville
Lorrie Pearson
Decatur
Marvin McDonald
Joseph McDonald
Tampa
Fla
William P., Blevins
Carlton Fowler
Paul Fowler
William Burns
D. E. Edmonson
Jim Gurley
Abernathy Rites Held for Huntsville Area Resident
W C Abernathy 65 Harvest 1 died Sunday at Athens Limestone Hospital at 4 45 am Funeral services were held today at Capshaw Baptist Church with Rev Earl Bartlett and Rev Russell Lance officiating Burial followed at Memory Garden Huntsville Funeral Home of Athens directed Survivors include his widow four daughters three sons two sisters 29 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Harvest 1
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Capshaw Baptist Church
Earl Bartlett
Russell Lance
Huntsville
Memory Garden
Spry Funeral Home of
William Abernathy
Hildred Sanders
Capshaw
Mattie Tribble
Madison
Grady C. Abernathy
Toney
James T. Abernathy
Kenneth E. Abernathy
Graceville
Fla
Nina Hall
Birmingham
Inez Graham
Dallas
Tex
Mrs Bailey Sr. Dies in Miami Surrounded by Family
Mrs. E. D. Bailey Sr. died Saturday in Miami Florida. Survivors include one sister in law Mrs. E. P. Cartwright of Decatur.
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Miami
Fla
E. P. Cartwright
Decatur
Eunice Eggleston Moulton dies at 83 in Courtland
Mrs Eunice Hud son Eggleston 83 of Courtland dies Sunday at 3 15 p m in Lawrence County Hospital Funeral services at Elliott Brown Service Chapel conducted by Rev John L Hottel with burial in Courtland Cemetery Survivors include niece Mrs Wallace Mosman Fort Oglethorpe GA and nephew Julius F Hudson Tennessee The body remains at the funeral home until services time
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Moulton
Eunice Hudson Eggleston
Courtland
Lawrence County Hospital
Elliott-Brown
John L. Hottel
Courtland Cemetery
Wallace Mosman
Fort Ogleape
Julius F. Hudson
Tennessee
Obituary of Wiley E. Stephenson, longtime resident
Wiley E. Stephenson, 72, of 1328 19th Ave SE, died today at 1 56 a m at Colonial Rest Home Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Austinville Methodist Church Burial will follow at Decatur Rose Lawn Cemetery under Gunthorp Brown Service Funeral Home care
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19Th Ave
Colonial Rest Home
Austinville Methodist Church
Decatur Roselawn
Gunthorp- Brown
Food Stolen From Joppa Elementary School
Government surplus foods intended for Joppa Elementary School were stolen after a break in at Cullman County school. Thieves gained access through a lunchroom window and took 20 pounds of bologna 15 pounds of wieners beef 3 bores of beef 40 pounds of chicken and other items.
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Joppa
Ades
Cullman County
F. H. Easterwood
B. R. Graves
Canal Economic Study Extended for Tennessee Tom Bev Waterway
The U S Army Engineer Division South Atlantic in Atlanta extends the data submission deadline for the Tennessee Tom bigbee Waterway project study. The expiration moved from Sept 15 1961 to Feb 10 1962 after an earlier extension to Dec 31 1961. The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors seeks new data supporting construction justification.
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South Atlantic
Atlanta
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Board of Engineers For Rivers Harbors
Alabama
Mississippi
India Liberates Goa Diu and Daman in Police Action
New Delhi announces Goa Daman and Diu are liberated on the first day of a police action led by Nehru. The Indian navy reportedly towed a Portuguese warship from combat near Goa, 200 miles south of Bombay, as Portugal claims only one warship in the area. A Goan radio says Indian forces suffered heavy losses near Sanquilem and Sarvona.
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New Delhi
Darnao
Diu
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Nehru
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Sanquilem
Sarvona
Mississippi stay injunction denied on appeal
The court notes movants seeking a stay are not themselves being prosecuted in Mississippi courts and denies the motion for a stay injunction pending appeal based on the record before us.
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Mississippi
Family Ties Highlight Decatur Birmingham Grandchildren
Mrs. Earl Benfield of Decatur and Mrs. Almond Wilkinson of Birmingham are noted among families with 15 and 16 great grandchildren respectively, illustrating extended kin networks.
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Earl Benfield
Decatur
Almond Wilkinson
Birmingham
William D. Hastings Dies at 55 in Athens
William D. Hastings 55 of Athens died Sunday at 5 p m at his home Services will be from Northside Church of Christ with burial in Athens Rose Lawn Cemetery Survivors include his widow Audrey Mae Hastings a daughter Mrs Luther J Cobb of Kevil Ky a son Billy E Hastings Athens four sisters and eight grandchildren
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William David Hasting
Northside Church of Christ
Athens Roselawn
Spry Funeral Home
Audrey Mae Hasting
Luther J. Cobb
Kevil
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Mrs Lizzie L Free 78 Hartselle dies after Cedar Creek Church service
Mrs Lizzie L Free 78 of Hartselle died Sunday at 6 40 pm following services at Cedar Creek Baptist Church conducted by Rev Milton Hammon and Rev Joe Slate. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery with Peck Funeral Home directing. Survived by her husband J A Free and three others.
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Lizzie L. Free
Cedar Creek Baptist
Milton Hammon
Joe Slate
Peck Funeral Home
J. A. Free
Markets Update: Grain and Livestock Prices
Markets show mixed trends with grains steady to firm. Cattle futures reported fair activity and steady cash prices. feed grains like corn and soybeans noted modest changes amid wholesale price guidance. Sows and stocker cattle remained within narrow ranges as reports indicated moderate demand.
Mixed Wall Street session as copper firms and missiles hold gains
The AP index at noon rose 0.10 to 264.70 with industrials up 0.80 and rails down 0.30 as coppers rally and steel orders rise. Kennecott and American Smelting advance about a point. Alcoa up over 2. Boeing falls about 1. Dow up 1.26 to 730.66 amid heavy volume on the exchange.
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Poultry Prices Mixed as Holiday Demand Pressures Market
In Birmingham and Atlanta live poultry markets supplies cleared slowly but fairly. Fryers sold near 0.3 cents over delivered plant prices. Hens showed fair to good demand with farm prices around 18 cents and plant prices 19 to 20 cents, tight supplies noted at farms and plants.
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Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Activity
The report notes hogs at 1390 pounds with moderate demand and 35 lower bids, 1-2 loads at 210, feeder calves at 17.0, and limited sales in sheep with 100 head. No early sales were reported.
Admissions and Dismissals Schedule Across Cullman Area
A list of admissions and dismissals shows Mrs. James Maurice Stephens Birmingham and others from Hanceville Cullman Anniston Logan Cullman Holly Pond and Vinemont. Names include Ronald Hightower Kate Oaks Osborne Thompson Garland Pate Marty Marks Alice Nelson Ned Yarbrough Jerry Parker George Warner Livia etc.
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James Maurice Stephens
Birmingham
Morris Edward Scott
Hanceville
Ronald Ralph Hightower
Kate Eleanor Oaks
Cullman
Osborne Tolbert Thompson
Garland Horton Pate
Anniston
Marty Dean Marks
Logan
Alice Nelson
Ellis Ned Yarbrough
Vinemont
Kenneth R. Richardson
Lonnie William Young
Holly Pond
Cinthey Ann Bishop
L. P. Vanzandt
Robert Edward Sanford
Hospitals Lawrence County Names Read Like Patient List
A local hospital roster lists residents including Mrs. Floyd Osborn of Courtland and Elliott Cross of Courtland among others. Multiple entries note spouses or relatives from Moulton and Somerville with varying numbers beside names.
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Floyd Osborn
Courtland
B. L. Wiley
Pensacola
Fla
Minnie Stephenson
Moulton
J. W. Clark
Hillsboro
Maury Gene Morgan
Latham
Town Creek
William" McAvee
Somerville
Jackie Smith
James Johnson
Donald Nix
Joyce Owens
Elliott Cross
Local Names List Persons in Numerous Towns
A compact list of residents including Mrs Angie Whisenant of Lacey's Spring Mrs Marty Tucker of Moulton Mrs Nancy Turner of 2010 10th St SE Mrs Ruth Rivers of Decatur Mrs J A Devaney and infant son of Madison and Mrs Kate Patterson of Falkville.
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Lacey's Spring
Master Marty Tucker
Moulton
Nancy Turner
10Th St. SE
Ruth Rivers
Decature
J. A. Devaney
Madison 3
Kate Patterson
Falkville
Obituary Notice of Multiple Local Names
A list of residents and relatives including Mrs. Arthur R. Phillips 1501 Summerlane Mrs. Edward G. Cook 1809 White St Mrs. Paul K. Thompson 1122 15th Ave SE Robert A. Roberts Falk Leonard John Boldt Davenport IA Mrs. James Ray Moore Huntsville Master Samuel Hugh Gossett Athens 2 Mrs. John D. Hensley Hartsville Mrs. Charles H. Rowe 621 14th Ave SW Mrs. John G. McGehee 503 Vint St NE Tom Kenneth Jackson Moulton Mrs. Robert Berryman Town Creek Baby Joseph K. Harvey 2308 12th St SE.
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Arthur R. Phillips
Summerlane
Edward G. Cook
White St
Paul K. Thompson
15Th Ave
Robert A. Roberts
Leonard John Boldt
Davenport
Iowa
James Ray Moore
Huntsville
Samuel Hugh Gossett
Athens 2
John D. Hensley
Hartselle
Charles H. Rowe
14Th Ave
John G. McGehee
Vint St
Tom Kenneth Jackson
Moulton
Robert Berryman
Town Creek
Joseph K. Harvey
12Th St. SE
Bank Street Names and Addresses Listed
Bank Street James OQ Pack Athens Earl Brewer Hillsboro Mrs Grif Chatham 402 12th Mrs Sherrill Weir 221 4th Ave SW.
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Athens
Earl Brewer
Hillsboro
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Birth notices from Hanceville to Decatur area
Mr and Mrs Morris Edward Scott Hanceville 2 have a son born December 15 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs J W Clark Hillsboro 1 have a son December 15 at Lawrence Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Payne 418 Cherry Hill Apt C Florence have an 8 1/2 pound daughter born December 1. Payne is the former Deann Edwards of Decatur. A boy to Mr and Mrs Howard Bates Decatur 4 Sunday at R Phillips 1501 Summerlane SE or at Decatur General Hospital. A girl to Mr and Mrs Charles E Hazel 1705 Buena Vista Circle today at Decatur General Hospital.
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Cullman Hospital
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Hillsboro
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Cherry Hill
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Decatur
Howard Bates
R. Phillips
Summerlane SE
Decatur General Hos
Charles. E. Hazel
Buena Vista Circle
Sheriff’s force jails three for public drunkenness over weekend
Weekend jail log lists three arrests for public drunkenness. Additional entries include highway intoxication, assault and battery, reckless driving, speeding, issuing worthless checks, and carrying a concealed weapon. Riverside PTA meets tonight at 7 and the Austinville Methodist Church holds a Christmas cantata at 7. Charles Lamon is confined at home in Flint with pneumonia.
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District Diary MOULTON Arrests Counted for Week
Sheriff reports thirteen arrests during the week of December 11 to 17. Offenses include four for prohibition violations three for public drunkenness two for driving while intoxicated and one each for reckless driving no driver s license worthless check and grand larceny.
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Four DUI Charges Ill Adjudicated by Sheriff’s Office
Four arrests over the weekend allege driving while intoxicated resisting arrest no driver's license and reckless driving. Authorities filed charges against the individuals and booked them for further proceedings.
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Four named to Alabama Horsemen's Association board
Dr. L H Clemmons of Cullman and three others were elected to the Executive Board of the Alabama Horsemen's Association in Birmingham. Sonny Southerland of Trussville was elected president.
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Alabama Horsemen's Association
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Cullman Police Arrest Week Totals RISE
Cullman police reported 26 arrests in the past week led by 20 disorderly conduct cases. Additional arrests included three for reckless driving two for no driver’s license and one for violating the prohibition law.
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Athens police arrest weekend total hits eighteen
Athens police made 18 arrests over the weekend with eight speed violations four public drunkenness four no driver’s license and one each for making unnecessary noise with a vehicle and driving while intoxicated.
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Weekend arrests in Limestone County Sheriff force tally
Athens Limestone County sheriff's force reported 20 arrests over the weekend. Seven cases involved violation of the prohibition law. Others included public drunkenness three, intoxication on the highway three, no driver's license two, and one each for reckless driving speeding improper muffler carrying a concealed weapon and drawing a deadly weapon upon another.
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Fireworks curbed in Cullman during holiday season
Cullman Police Chief R. B. Moyer announced strict enforcement of the ban on shooting or selling fireworks within the Cullman police jurisdiction this holiday season. He noted that fireworks include sparklers and Roman candles and cited a city ordinance prohibiting possession of fire crackers. The chief warned of risks of fire and bodily injury.
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