Terry Resigns As Police Chief At Town Creek
Town Creek Alabama police chief W L Son Terry resigns to take a similar post in Oakman Alabama. He began his new job this morning. At press time a successor had not been named.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1956
Page
12
Town Creek Alabama police chief W L Son Terry resigns to take a similar post in Oakman Alabama. He began his new job this morning. At press time a successor had not been named.
In a letter to Mayor L W Sanderson and the town council, Police Chief Terry resigns after more than three years, praising Town Creek and its leaders while citing a higher salary and arrest commission at his new job in Oakman. He notes the town’s progress from a violence plagued dawn to a quiet, safe community.
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