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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1956
Page
11
The fragment notes a piece titled Small Venom by William Mole. It mentions reprinting by a publisher and distribution through a syndicate network. Details on dates or locations are unclear, but references to Dodd Mead and features syndicate context appear.
Casson and Perry survive a police courtyard grilling as the trio plan to shadow Perry to protect his museum. Perry battles rising panic at the Shepley Arms while Casson and Strutt scheme to track him, foretelling a tense confrontation over the prized collection.
The Pope proclaims the morality of defensive war and urges the UN to have the right and power to prevent aggression. He condemns communism and supports open skies disarmament while backing strong UN observer roles and robust police action to preserve peace.
A major insurance company reports 11 percent of residents in Iowa and New Hampshire are 65 or older, about one in nine, the highest share among all 48 states. The finding highlights growing elderly populations in both states.
The First Baptist Church of Hartselle completes a 175000 building for Sunday School and a chapel seating 600. Under construction about 18 months, the church will hold first services next Sunday with a larger sanctuary to be added later. Dedication is set for Jan 13 as the congregation moves from a 30 year old site.
Register Cliff, a sandstone outcrop near Gurnsey in Wyoming, bears carved names of pioneers, preserved as a national monument feature.
James Marlow presents a Christmas themed column with a humorous poem about Santa delaying gifts, referencing Adlai Stevenson Ike and a White House pass. The verse playfully notes late openings and lingering gifts as the year ends.
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