Local clothing salesman Billy Wilson injured in crash
Billy Wilson, 22, a salesman for National Clothing Co., was injured Monday in a traffic accident nine miles north of Huntsville on the Chattanooga highway. He has a broken pelvis and minor injuries, remains in Huntsville hospital, but is believed to be out of danger and hopes to come home. He lives at 1501 Twelfth Avenue East.
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Method of Entrance Into Home by Burglar Discovered by Police
Police Chief J B Whitmire reports burglars gained entry to Louis Osbourne home at 511 Sixth Avenue West by climbing through an unlocked south bedroom window. Tracks found under the window suggest they removed a pin and trousers from a bedpost and departed with a billfold containing 300 dollars and a driver's license. No arrests yet.
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Truck Crash Injures Passenger in Laundry Vehicle
Bill Reeves says he was asleep when a laundry truck rear ended a parked truck. The crash injured him with damage amount undisclosed. Wilson, an National Clothing Co. employee for about 18 months, was involved. California produces about 200000 tons of raisins annually.
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Flood Danger Increases Across Midwest After Rain
Rain worsens flooding in Indiana and Illinois as dike weaknesses expand. The rain belt stretches from central Texas to the Tower Ohio Valley, with temperatures rising in the midwest before a cold front moves in. Strong winds ease in New York and New Jersey while widespread rain and a Pacific coast storm fade. An earthquake rattled Southern California with no damage reported.
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Ground cover and seeds need for birds in winter
When the ground is snow covered, mix sand with bird seed to provide grit for birds. The Supreme Court Chamber in Washington holds 315 seats.
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Local Visits Include Family and Injury Report
Ss Cleon Echols met on Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Livingston and Carl who visited Mr and Mrs Ber fiald Summerford Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Lockiert visited Mr and Mrs Thomas. The Livingston boys Carl and Darrell visited Joel Slaten at Brooksville Sunday night. Joel was injured in a car wreck last week.
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Oil Company Sued Over Gasoline Sales
The Justice Department charged Sun Oil of Philadelphia with antitrust violations in the sale and distribution of gasoline and automobile accessories. Attorney General Mc is reported to pursue the case.
Motorist Learns What Song Title On Record Meant
A Montgomery motorist Ewell King Matthews boasted he learned never to trust a woman after a parking incident downtown. He told police the event stemmed from a car.
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Grath Announces Anti-Trust Action Against Sun in Philadelphia
Grath announces a civil anti trust lawsuit filed in federal district court Philadelphia against Sun the maker of gunoco products. The action seeks injunctive relief and damages, signaling a major antitrust case involving a leading gunoco producer.
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Woman Rammed Car Then Lectured Driver On Safe Driving
An unidentified woman forced her vehicle into a man's car and left after lecturing him on careful driving. A phonograph record titled Never Trust A Woman was damaged in the collision.
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Health official Robert Todd dies in Phenix City
Dr. Robert Walter Todd sixty one, head of the Russell County health department, died after seven months illness. A Greenville Georgia native, he served with Georgia state health, directed Louisiana health for ten years, and moved to Phenix City eight years ago to lead the Russell county department.
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Community notices from Morgan County Natural Bridge residents
Social notes describe visits and weekend gatherings among families in Morgan County including Waddell Sanders Sharp Dobbs and Reeves with many relatives visiting Cedar Cove Decatur Hartselle and Moss Chapel. Illnesses absences and medical attention are mentioned along with several Sunday and weekend visits and farm and town socializing.
Emperor's Horse Displays Planned in Decatur Friday
Hatsushima the 16 year old white Arabian stallion known from photos with the Emperor will tour Decatur streets Friday. Brought by the American Legion, the horse will exhibit at Johnston Street and Second Avenue. Owned by Dick Ryan of Oceanside California, Hatsushima was acquired after General MacArthur declined. The horse insured for 50000 dollars and cost about 63 dollars. It comes to Decatur after a tour of eastern Seaboard cities.
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