Tea Honors New Brides in Athens Event
Mrs. William B Crutcher and her daughter Miss Margaret Anne Crutcher of Birmingham hosted a Tuesday tea at Mrs Crutcher's Athens home honoring new brides Mrs William Baker Crutcher Jr and Mrs William H Caughran. Guests from Athens Decatur Elkmont and Belle Mina attended. The room featured red and white Christmas decor and a miniature village scene with Santa Claus and snow men.
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William B. Crutcher
Margaret Anne Crutcher
Birmingham
Elkmont
Belle Mina
Lawrance County Revenue Board pay hike bill to be introduced
A bill to raise the Lawrence County board of revenue salaries in 1957 will be introduced in a special session. It would boost members from 2400 to 4200 dollars yearly and chair from 4500 to 5500 dollars, with mileage allowance cut.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
First Red Ambassador Arrives In West Germany
The Soviet ambassador Valerian Zorin arrived in Bonn with his wife and staff as Bulganin and Adenauer agreed to exchange ambassadors during a Moscow visit. West Germany has not named its envoy to Moscow yet. About four million U.S. motor vehicles were scrapped in the year.
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Bom
Germany
West Germany
Valerian Zorin
Bulganin
Adenaver
Moscow
Connell Family Guests Visit Mrs Wilde Bronaugh for Holidays
Mr and Mrs George Connell and their son Billy arrived to visit Mrs Wilde Bronaugh for the holidays. John Miles Jr of the U S Army will arrive Wednesday to spend Christmas with his parents in Mooresville.
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George Connell
Billy
John Miles Jr
U S. Army
Mooresville
East Germans jail former POWs jailed after Soviet release
Neues Deutschland reports that East Germany jailed the first batch of former prisoners released by the Russians. West German papers estimate about 250 men were imprisoned on return. The Soviets had promised to release 9,626 former prisoners, with 749 labeled major criminals.
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Berlin
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Ranch House Stirs Wisconsin Court Battle Over Architecture
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a Wisconsin ruling upholding a local ordinance that bars two story brick colonials in ranch house neighborhoods. The decision alarms builders while noting parallels to a Long Island rule aimed at preserving authentic architecture.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin
High Tribunal
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wemesieles Boff
Long Island
N. Y
Supreme Court
John M. Dickerman
The
National Assn. of
Home Builders
District of Columbia
Motorist Collides With Marion Green's Garage
A motorist drove into Marion Green's garage after a car screech raised concern. Marion opened the hood and a exhausted cat crawled out. no charge was made.
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Charleston
Marion Green
Marion
Secret cellar found beneath Austin mansion from 1857
In Austin Texas workmen tearing down one of the town’s original mansions uncovered a hidden cellar believed used to shelter residents from Indians. The house dated back to 1857 and stood as an early local landmark.
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Austin
Tex
Want Ads Get Results Woman Killed by Snake
A want ad item reports a woman killed by a non poisonous snake. The brief notes the incident location and a medical response, with no further details on suspects or follow up.
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8Th Ave
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Lee
Calvin
Lawrence Revenue Board
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Neil Kirk
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U.S
W. T. Grant
F. W. Woolworth
David G. Bareuther
Arneat Estate
Omaha
J. T
Greenville, S.C
Warwick
Sadié Martin
Rose J Jewelry
Ronson
Sunbeam
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Cane Oe
Rogers
Rose Jewelry
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Decatur
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