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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1948

Page

5

One Lynching Reported in Tuskegee 1947 Count

Tuskegee Institute records 1947 lynching total as one with six borderline cases. Willie Earle, 24, accused of stabbing a white taxi driver, was lynched in South Carolina. Borderline cases include Joe Nathan Roberts and others in Georgia Florida North Carolina. 44 indicted and 44 tried in lynching cases.

Tuskegee Ala Tuskegee Institute South Willie Earle South Carolna Joe Nathan Roberts Sardis Red Marks Tobe Marks Joe Wickerson Oakwood Fla Charlie Bud) Smith Angier N. C Reed

Sugar Bowl attendees mingle with local figures in Athens

Between fifty and a hundred Athens Limestone county residents plan to travel to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Attendees include Sheriff John G. Sandlin State Senator David A. Patton and circuit solicitor George C. Johnson. Measles patient Little Dickie McGrew recovers. Dr A J DuPuy and wife visit New Orleans for the game. Local lights were removed after a festive display with merchants raising about two thousand dollars. Regular business resumes after New Year’s and tax season chatter begins.

Athens Limestone County New Orleans John G. Sandlin David A. Patton W. W. Malone, Jr George C. Johnson Little Dickie McGrew Steele McGrew A. J. DuPuy City North Alabama City Electric Department James White New York City L. S. White Young White Good Housekeeping Athens Rotary Club Colonial Club Floyd Fennell Belle Mina Willa Dpan Bailey Washington, D. C Elliott Birmingham Veterans Training Program

Polar seas harbor surprising sponge species

Although most sponges live in tropical waters, some are found in polar seas. The text notes that certain sponge species inhabit cold environments, expanding understanding of sponge distribution beyond warm oceans.

Polar

Wanted: Bedroom with Kitchen Privileges or Small Apt

Classified notice seeking a rental space with bedroom and kitchen privileges or a small apartment. Contact via phone 1608 J for arrangements.

Lawrence County News: Speake Family and Local Visits

Lawrence County notes multiple visits by Miss Avalee Hogan and families from Florence Huntsville Birmingham and Decatur. Local hunting trips with Harold Speake and visitors in town including J D Hembree and relatives mark a quiet holiday season with easing parking in the business district.

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