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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

Page

12

Morgan County FFA eliminations crown Falkville and Eva winners

In Eva High School, Falkville tops public speaking with Jerry Reeder winning his eighth title for the district. Eva claims the quartet contest and string band honors, with Eva and Morgan County High School bands advancing to the North Alabama District meet on May 2 in Limestone County.

Jerry Reeder Falkville Morgan County C. A. Blevins Glenn Hunt Eva L. G. McDonald Morgan County High School Hartselle Eva High School C. A. Belvins Reeder Perry Douglas Steve Woods Tommy Glenn Gwen Jones Max Lackey Long Tommy Jenkins Wayne Holladay Jessie Shoemake Blevins Ernest Morris Bobby Palmer Billy Pettey Don Morris Palmer Pettey Petty Jerry Livingston Lo Ag North Alabama Limestone County Jerry Douglas

Mardi Gras Parade Kicks Off Mobile Fun Season Tonight

Mobile begins its Mardi Gras season with a 10 float parade hosted by the Order of the Polka Dots under the "Les Girls" theme. The city buzzes with balls, non marching societies, and multiple processions leading to Mardi Gras Day and the Lenten season.

Mobile Alabama Order of the Polka Dots Felix Joy Mardi Gras Isle of Joy Order of Athena Knights of Revelry Ordery

Talks With Panama Fail

Washington AP says negotiations for a peaceful U S Panama solution collapsed. Panama demands a new canal treaty to replace the 1903 accord and calls for an emergency hemisphere foreign ministers meeting. Assistant notes U S pledge to discuss the canal later.

Washington U.s.-Panama Panama Miguel Moreno Organization of American States OAS Jose A. Mora Moreno Inter-African Peace Committee Galileo Solis Republic of Panama United States of America Canal Zone Johnson U.S Inter - American Peace Committee United States

Veterinarians Help Protect Public Health in the South

Regional report describes doctors of veterinary medicine teaming with physicians and public health scientists to identify a puzzling respiratory illness among sheep shearers infected with anthrax. It highlights vet practice in agriculture, public health roles, and five southern veterinary colleges.

U.S South United States The Auburn University University of Georgia Oklahoma State University Agricultural and Mechanical College” of ‘Texas Tuskegee Institute Medical College of Georgia Auburn

City and County to receive $159000 from federal aid

Decatur and Morgan County school systems will gain about $159,000 from the Federal Government’s impacted area program. The city system gets $80,000 and the county about $79,000 with most funds due in 60 to 90 days. Funds cover the 1963-64 school year for maintenance and general operations as required. The measure also funds mental health centers, broadening the college loan program and Mexican farm labor continuing the next year.

Decatur Morgan County H. R. Leeman J. C. Petty House Senate Congress

Cullman Hospital trial enters second day in circuit court

Turner Y. Steele former Cullman Hospital Board chairman faces continuing misconduct trial as jurors hear testimony on hospital furnishings purchased from Steele's company. Witnesses include former bookkeeper Camellia Drake and house mother Pearl Schlaf. Separate trials earlier in the week saw Clarence Otto York and Hayden Weaver plead guilty to Prohibition law violations.

Cullman Turner Y. Steele Cullman Hospital Board K. J. Griffith Steele Atty. Charles Howard Birmingham Camellia Drake Pearl Schlaf W. E. Pruitt Steele’s Furniture Company Pruitt Clarence Otto York York George Rogers Tom Drake Hayden Weaver Griffith Ellis Willingham Charley Garvis Smith

Ardmore Cleaners Destroyed by Fire

Fire gutted Widner's Cleaners in a state line town around 1 40 p m. Estimated damage about 20000. Ardmore fire crews battled the blaze for minutes but the building was destroyed. Owner J W Widner Jr identified as brother of The Daily's Bill Widner.

Ardmore Widner J. W. Widner DAILY Bill Widner Howard Hobbs B&w Elkmont Coin

Dior Spring and Summer Line Recalls 1930s Fashion Flair

Dior presented a spring and summer collection featuring raincoat inspired day wear and 1930s night looks. Raglan sleeves, tab cuffs, fly fronts, long belted cardigans, bias cut skirts, and big silk plaids defined the line. Evening wear shifted to blousy sweaters with surplice wraps while hair stayed deep Marcel waves.

Paris Dior Mare Bohan

Red Bloc Efforts Rise in East Africa During Mutinies

East Africa faces intensified Communist outreach as Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika seek foreign capital. Officials deny foreign interference links to mutinies while Chou En Lai mission is canceled. Students study abroad, media aid expands, and a Soviet radio transmitter rises near Mogadishu.

Nairobi Kenya East Africa Uganda Tanganyika Achieng Oneko Oneko Chou En-lai Chou Mogadishu Somalia

Shelby County Declared SBA Disaster Area After Tornado

Shelby County Alabama is designated a disaster area by the Small Business Administration following a January 24 tornado. Ten people died and property damage was extensive. The designation allows homeowners, businesses, churches, and nonprofits to apply for reconstruction loans from the SBA.

Washington Shelby County Ala Small Business Administration Agency For Reconstruction Loans

Two Accidents Reported in Lawrence County

Two accidents occurred in Lawrence County Wednesday per the Decatur Post of the Alabama Highway Patrol. A 1964 International truck driven by Robert Mason Thornton 20 of Murray Kentucky overturned with $1500 damage north of Moulton on Alabama 157 at 4 10 a.m. A 1961 Chevrolet driven by N A Evans 48 of Royton Georgia struck a cow on Alabama 20 six point one miles east of Courtland at 8 30 p.m. causing $500 property damage to the car and $125 for the cow. No injuries reported.

Lawrence County Decatur Post Alabama Highway Patrol Moulton Ala Robert Mason Thornton Murray Courtland N. A Evans Royton

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MCHS Wayne Hill Wendell Hill Frankie McClellan Rodger Hunter Miss Jane Phillips Bobby McCaig Larry Eva Ffa FFA Jane Phillips Antoine la Tourett Winfred L. Godwin Southern Regional Education Board Armed Services C’man Hospital Ardmore Cleaners Red Bloc Africa
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