Beer License Suspended in Newton Protest
Residents near Dothan win a suspension of Joe's Place beer license by the Alabama Liquor Control Board 14 miles from Dothan on Enterprise road. The license was not revoked and owner Joe Whaley may reapply elsewhere. This marks the third board meeting on the license amid local protests.
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Montgomery
Dothan
State Liquor Control Board
Joe's Place
Enterprise Road
Newton
Joe Whaley
License suspended after shooting at Joe's Place
Valley residents reported a Friday night shooting at Joe's Place. Whaley admitted a shooting occurred but denied involvement. an employee said a young man fired after hours. The ABC board suspended the license, noting residents near the establishment called it a nuisance and that the protestors lived closer than supporters. Jap Bryant said the board erred in issuing the license.
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Whaley
ABC
Joe
Causes and treatment of excessive sweating discussed
The article explains excess sweating affects hands feet and armpits with odors infections and skin damage possible. It notes factors like fear hot weather and flat feet and suggests skin care changes light clothing powders lime salts and cautious X ray therapy under expert care.
Diapers by Air Ends Shortage After Fire
Atlanta dispatched 200 dozen diapers and 2400 cloth squares to Birmingham to ease a shortage after the Lullaby Diaper service burned over the weekend. The Atlanta branch quickly bridged the pants gap and air shipments will continue to cover the emergency.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Lullaby
Folsom Fund Covers Court Costs For Folsom Campaign
Public contributions funded Gov. James E. Folsom's legal actions against Alabama electors. About $8,000 raised with $1,300 remaining after paying $1,000 to attorneys Jack and Miles Crenshaw and $500 to Jerome Phillips. The Democratic National Committee to receive any surplus after costs. Appeals up to the U S Supreme Court were denied.
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Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Alabama
James S. Saliba
President Truman
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Jack and
Miles Crenshaw
Folsom Court
Jerome Phillips
Birmingham
Democratic National Committee
Saliba
Folsom
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal
C. B. Kennamer
Forest Chapel WSCS Meeting Closes Year With Gift
Circle No 2 of the Forest Chapel W S C S met at Mrs Rufus Moore home Saturday with ten members and three visitors present. The group sang Joy To The World and Silent Night. A program from the Upper Room December 19 25 was led by Mrs Ester Callahan and others. Rev and Mrs Davis received a Christmas gift and the next meeting is January 1 at Mrs Ester Callahan’s home.
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Forest Chapel
W.S.C.S
Rufus Moore
Lola Mae Sparkman
Means
Ester Callahan
Estelle West
Ruba Moore
Viola Melson
Atlanta Manager Remarks On Time and Resources
The Atlanta manager stated that action could be taken for as long as necessary, emphasizing flexibility and persistence to achieve goals. This comment underscored a strategic stance on commitment and resource use without setting an end date.
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Atlanta
More peanuts allotted in first district
In Savannah Georgia yesterday Rep Prince H Preston announced 75343 acres will be planted next year in the first district, an increase of 20000 acres over last year.
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Savannah
Prince H. Preston
Formic Acid Causes Sting From Ants
The irritating secretion from sting ing ants is formic acid. This chemical irritant provokes a burning sensation and defensive behavior in affected individuals.
Betty Sue Hill Home From Hospital
Betty Sue Hill returns home after five weeks in Vanderbilt hospital Nashville following her second craniotomy in eighteen months. Her condition is unimproved. She is the only grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. W F Blizzard of Hartselle.
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Betty Sue Hill
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
W. F. Blizzard
Hartselle
Subway travel in New York a daily 6 million riders
The article notes that about six million people use New York City subways and elevated lines daily, covering a 237 mile network. The figure highlights the vast scale of the transit system and its commuters.
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New York
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