Seizure Notice in Morgan County Equity Cases
State of Alabama seeks forfeiture of one 1954 Chevrolet automobile owned by Lorene Humphreys and claimed by Theodore Bevels in Morgan County Circuit Court. Claimants must file rights by August 6 1956. hearing set August 11 1956 before Judge Newton B. Powell in Decatur Courthouse.
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Theodore Bevels
Lorene Humphreys
Alabama
Morgan County
State of
Ralph E. Slate
Circuit Court
Decatur
Newton B. Powell
Jaime
Bryan McAfee
Hubert Dodson
Newton Norman
A. V. Knight
Notice Seizure of Automobile to File Claims Hearing Set
Claimant Hubert Dodson Newton Normal A. V. Knight and one 1950 Chevrolet automobile motor number HAA 375030 are involved. Seizure notice directs filing claims and sets a hearing date in Alabama.
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State OF Alabama
Hubert Dodson
Newton Norman
A. V. Knight
Charges Filed In City Crash In Decatur
A Decatur woman, Birdie Mae Price of 110 Memorial Dr. NW, faces a charge of disregarding a red light after her 1950 Buick collided with a 1953 Pontiac at the intersection of 4th Ave. SE and Johnston St. at 10 08 a m Sunday. Edith Doss Huff of 820 Grant St. drove the Pontiac. Police Eu gene Slater and E C Bowman investigated.
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Decatur
4Th Ave. SE
Johnston St
Birdie Mae Price
Memorial Dr. NW
Edith Doss Huff
Grant St
Eugene Slater
E. C. Bowman
Two Public Hearings Before Decatur City Council Tonight
The Decatur city council meets at seven in City Hall to decide zoning changes north of 7th Street SE and east of 19th Avenue from local business and residence C to light industrial. A second hearing covers Crestview of Murphree subdivision improvements.
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Decatur City
City Hall
7Th St
19Th Ave
Crestview of
Murphree
Scholar Dies in Claremont at 90 Remarkable Career
Dr. Edward A. Steiner longtime scholar lecturer and author died at his Claremont California home on Saturday aged 90. Steiner was nationally known for his scholarly work and public lectures. The item notes a historical aside about Cyprus history mentioning the island’s transfer to Venice in 1489.
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Claremont
Calif
Edward A. Steiner
Island of
Cyprus
Venice
Ceylon Leader Says Britain Will Give Up Bases
London reports Solomon Bandaranaike states Britain agrees to relinquish naval and air bases on the Indian Ocean island. He expects a joint British Ceylonese statement on base future this week. Trincomalee naval base and Katunayake air base are cited as key imperial staging points.
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Ceylon
Solomon Bandaranaike
Britain
Indian Ocean
Trincomalee
Katunayake
Weekend Capers Hurt 3 Negroes
Three Decatur men were treated at Decatur General Hospital for wounds after being cut or struck. Herbert Cosby, 26, was hit with a bottle on West Church Street, sustaining head injuries. Kathleen Brown, of Sterrs Street, suffered multiple cuts on the back and shoulders, and Willie Bate was cut under the arm and breast. George Turner of Maple Street was later picked up and sentenced in recorder's court to 13 days for intoxication.
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Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Herbert Cosby
West Church St
Kathleen Brown
Sterrs St
Willie Bate
George Turner
Maple St
Recorder’s Court
James Roosevelt Weds His Secretary in Los Angeles
Representative James Roosevelt and his secretary Gladys Irene Owens wed in Los Angeles. The newlyweds plan to return to Washington for Congress adjournment and Roosevelt's debate on federal aid for school construction.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Congress
Gladys Irene Owens
Washington
Roosevelt
Eczema in Children and Cow's Milk Allergies
Health for Today discusses a study by Dr. Jerome Glaser on allergic infants. It notes many allergic children show eczema from cow's milk, but breast feeding and soybean milk reduce risk. overall guidance cautions against rushing to soy, emphasizing individualized medical advice.
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Jerome Glaser
Department of Pediatrics
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Doctor Glaser
Glaser
Science shrink piles with new non surgical method
A New York special reports a healing substance from a world famous research institute that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and relief, with a money back guarantee. The preparation comes in suppositories and is offered under the brand name Preparation At your Money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Canadian Air Chases Heat In N Plains
Cooler air from Canada pushed into the Northern Plains after a weekend of violent storms that left at least eight deaths from drowning and lightning. Three Wisconsin men drowned on Lake Winnebago, three on Lake Delta near Rome New York, and two farm hands were killed by lightning near St. Cloud Minnesota. Temperatures hit 100 plus in Chicago as heat persisted from New England to the Gulf Coast. the Weather Bureau warned the cool spell would be temporary.
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Associated Press
Canada
Wisconsin
Lake Winnebago
Lake Delta
Rome
N.Y
St. Cloud
Minn
Midwest
New England
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
Edison Pencils Sized For Vest Pockets
Thomas Edison used lead pencils no longer than three and a half inches to fit into his vest pocket.
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Thomas Edison
Driver Flees After Wreck in Decatur
Decatur police search for driver of a 1947 Plymouth who fled the scene after a U turn on 4th Ave SE. He collided head on with a car driven by 17 year old Joel Thomas Glaze of Athens 4 traveling north. Plymouth impounded as officers verify license plate and pursue leads. Officers Richard Hyde and William D Collier investigated.
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Decatur
4Th Ave
SE Atd
Joel Thomas Glaze
Athens 4
Richard Hyde
William D. Collier
Fatal motel altercation ends in death in Mobile
Police investigated a fatal motel fight in Mobile Sunday. Bill Hill died after a confrontation with boss Fred Lartigue, who was held for investigation.
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Mobile
Sunday
Bill Hill
Fred Lartigue
Ancient Egypt Produced Dyes From Crocus and Madder
Ancient Egyptians used crocus derived yellow dye and madder rooted red dye. They cultivated plants for pigment production and textile coloring in historic craft.
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Ancient
Egypt
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