Death of Mrs. Cora Myers at Rock Springs church
Services for Mrs. Cora Bell Myers will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Rock Springs church near Mt Hope conducted by Rev. Sam My Stabler. Interment in the adjacent Brown's cemetery. Pallbearers listed. She was born in Mississippi and was 90, a longtime Moulton resident. Survived by three sons, four daughters, two sisters, a brother, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Cora Bell Myers
Rock Springs
Mt. Hope
Sammy Stabler
Brown
S. B. Bean
Sidney Parker
Jess Burfield
Albert Burfield
Clyde Parker
James Thornton
Mississippi
Moulton
Lawrence County
John H
Jim
Landersville
Frank
Danville
Myrtle Bean
Magmie Bates
Pearl Pennington
Tony Mae Myers
Myers
Beulah Humphrey
Becky Murphy
Robert Smith
Long Illness Proves Fatal for Mrs D M Macoy
Mrs D M Macoy age unknown died this morning at 8 15 oclock at the Baugh Wiley Clinic after a ten day stay as a patient. Funeral services will be at Grant Street Church of Christ Tuesday at two oclock with Rufus Underwood officiating. Interment in Etna cemetery in Cullman county. Pallbearers listed with honoraries noted. Survived by husband Dave N Macoy a son Daniell B Macoy two daughters two sisters and four grandchildren.
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D. M. Macoy
East Church Street
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Acey
Grant Street Church of Christ
Rufus Underwood
Etna Community
Cullman County
Brown
Carl Allgood
Bruce Adams
Dean Allgood
Jack Stover
Taft Howell
Jack Morgan
L. A. Rover
Welch Dinsmore
W. P. Baugh
Bob Nelson
J. C. Pressnell
Macoy
Dave N. Macoy
Daniell B. Macoy
Decatur
J. E. Hambrick
Albertville
G. W. Andrews
Huntsville
H. J. Daniell
Hartselle
W. P. Elmore
Brownfield
Texas
Dodgers Dominate Phillies In Holiday Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 1 in the first of two holiday games. Preacher Roe pitched seven hits, Gil Hodges and Billy Cox hit homers, Puddinhead Jones homered for Philadelphia in the ninth. The two clubs scheduled a second game that afternoon.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Preacher Roe
Dodgers
Puddinhead Jones
Gil Hodges
Billy Cox
National
Philadelphia
Simmons
Konstanty
Trinkle
Bickeall
Lopata
Roe
Campanella
HHR
Bkn
Hodges
Cox
Phil Jones
Millionaire McCarthy Reveals Two Major Houston Deals
Oilman Glenn McCarthy signs a Gulf Oil contract valued at around 10 million and plans an 11 to 18 story Shamrock Hotel office building across from his hotel. He also negotiates exploitation of 20 000 acres of distillate leases in Austin County and has sold a 22 story Shell office building for over two million.
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Houston
Texas
Glenn McCarthy
Gulf Ofl Corp
New Ulm
Austin County
McCarthy
M.D. Anderson Fundation
Houston Chronicle
Umpire Clarence Brown Stricken by Polio in Texas
In Abilene Texas on the Fourth of July Clarence Brown a Longhorn League umpire aged about 27 contracted poliomyelitis and is hospitalized at Big Spring after falling ill following a Ballinger game about a week earlier.
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Abilene
Texas
Clarence Brown
Brown
Big Spring
Ballinger
Ferry accident on Saales Stau Lake halts plans
East German newspapers report a ferry broke in two on Saales Stau Lake in Thuringia killing five children and injuring thirty five others. The incident occurred yesterday as rescuers continued efforts amid inclement weather. The story notes accompanying debate over displaying the American flag on bad weather days.
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Berlin
Chdren
Saales Stau Lake
Thuringia
The Star Spangled Banner Poem Passages
A historical arrival of the Star Spangled Banner lyrics with phrases recounting the flag’s resilience. Francis Scott Key is noted as the author, and the piece reflects on liberty, faith, and national pride amid war and peace.
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Francis Scott Key
End Comes For Cancer Victim
Forrest Warren newspaper man died at his San Diego home after a six week battle with cancer. He was 71 or 72 and died peacefully at 5 AM his widow said. Warren had arranged his funeral and noted pallbearers, a brief service, and his cancer research appeal which had raised about 35000 dollars. He wrote the daily column People I Know and leaves a widow, two sons, six grandsons, a brother and a sister, all of San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Forrest Warren
Nina
Warren
San Diego Daily Journal
Cancer Fund
Vermillion
Kan
Wyiliam Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Mrs J E Chappel visits Tennessee relatives over weekend
Mrs J E Chappel traveled Sunday to visit relatives in Tennessee. James Lee and son Jimmy from Birmingham stayed with relatives here for the Fourth. Young People's services were held nightly at 7 p.m. at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Chapel. Fourteen Morgan county arrests included public drunkenness and other charges. Herman Stover and son Donnie returned from Miami. A remark on cancer patients and Colorado's settlement history noted.
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James Lee
Jimmy
Birmingham
Melba Cal
Tatsy Jean
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Chapel
Ates
Morgan County
Herman Stover and Son
Donnie
Fifth Avenue West
Miami
Fla
Italy accuses Yugoslavia over Trieste currency move
Rome reports Yugoslavia introduced the dinar as official currency in the Trieste zone, a measure Italy calls a violation of the peace treaty. A government spokesman warns of necessary action to protect national interests as reports from Italian circles describe widespread ferment and disorientation among residents. The peace accord had designated Trieste as a free territory outside Italian control.
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Rome
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Committee For
Fatal Beating Claimed Life Of Georgia Insurance Man
Police traced movements of Charles Bland Cartwright 45 assistant manager for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in Columbus. He was found dead in a relative’s Jacksonville room after a severe beating fracturing his skull. He left to get a haircut and shine, was brought home by taxi, then found dead. Police located the taxi driver after an all day search.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia
Charles Bland Cartwright
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of Columbus
Cartwright
Pelice
Mrs Reynolds Dies At Home In Hillsboro Area
Mrs Sarah Thomas Reynolds age 95 died at her residence on Decatur Street Sunday night. Graveside services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in Cottingham Cemetery near Hillsboro with Rev Will Coffey officiating. Brown's Funeral directors. She leaves two sons Charley and Monroe of Decatur, one daughter Mrs Sam Howell of Hillsboro, 18 grandchildren 35 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren.
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Sarah Thomas Reynolds
Cottingham
Hillsboro
Will Coffey
Brown
Sam Howell
Fourth of July Food Strike Shuts Reno Restaurants
Reno endures a mass strike as Culinary Workers and Bartenders stalled venues. Negotiations failed, restaurants closed, and the Employers Council ordered closures while volunteers fed thousands with free meals and a Western barbecue drew crowds.
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Reno
Culinary Workers
Culinary and Bartenders Union
Employers Council
Pawning Park
Washoe Horsemen's Park
Old Virginia City
Heart of the Fabulous Comstock Lode
Public Power Leader Dies In Lincoln Nebraska
Dr. Carl Dean Thompson 79 a noted authority on public ownership of utilities died last night in Lincoln Nebraska He moved to Lincoln to live with his sister Mrs Jessie Winchester Three decades ago he organized the Public Ownership and League of America and edited Public Ownership of Public Utilities A former minister he served in the Wisconsin House of Representatives from 1907 to 1909.
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Lincoln
Neb
Carl Dean Thompson
Jessie Winchester
League of America
Thompson
Wisconsin House of Representatives
Death toll tops last year during three day weekend
Texas reports 36 deaths leading all states in the period. Michigan records 21 drownings and 9 other deaths. State totals list Alabama 323, California 1323? No. Correct values follow per line with interstate figures for traffic drownings and other causes.
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Texas
Michigan
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
O' Io
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsyyvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Youth shot during holdup on hill. Brock identified
Sonny was killed after a robbery at gunpoint by William E. Brock 18. Betty told sheriff's officers Brock seized Sonny's wallet and threatened her. Sonny lunged at Brock and, in the struggle, Brock fired. Betty grabbed the gun, Sonny reportedly used it to fire four times.
Hawaii Produces Vast Pineapple Share Amid Global Demand
Hawaii, triple Delaware in area, accounts for about 90 percent of the world’s pineapple supply. The state’s pineapple industry dominates global production, shaping prices and trade dynamics for tropical fruit buyers worldwide.
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Hawaii
Delaware
De Gaulle Credits Patton With Berlin Drive Halted by Yalta Policy
Paris reports General Charles de Gaulle praising General George S. Patton Jr for a bold advance through France toward Berlin, saying Allied policy at Yalta limited the drive. De Gaulle spoke at a town square dedication honoring Patton and General Jacques Leclerc.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
George S. Patton Jr
Berlin
Yalta
de Gaulle
Patton
Jacque Leclerc
France
Germany
Woman Held For Shooting Husband
Rebecca Baker was arrested by city police and charged with shooting her husband Hilliard Baker 48 at 326 East Cherry Street. Baker is in serious condition at Decatur General Hospital. Officers Collier and Kennedy made the arrest.
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Rebecca Baker
Hilliard Baker
East Cherry Street
J. B. Whitmire
Baker
Decatur General Hospital
Collier
Kennedy
De Gaulle Commemorates Patton and Leclerc Birth of Paris Squares
De Gaulle visited Tilly and Pontchartrain to honor Patton and Leclerc as advance units of the Third Army crossed the Seine toward Paris. Squares were named Place Patton and Place Leclerc, honoring the allied generals and their roles in the liberation.
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Berlin
Yalta
Danube
Europe
de Gaulle
Tilly
Paris
Patton
Third Army
Seine River
Pontithierry
Leclerc
Place
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