Money Waiting For Alabama POW Veterans Claims
Eight Alabama veterans or their families may claim payments from the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission for time spent in prisoner of war camps during the Korean War. Deadline to file is August 21. If the veteran is deceased, widows or children may file. if no widow or children, a parent may. Payments average about 1500 dollars per claimant nationally, with the per day rate totaling 2.50 dollars for days imprisoned. Names and last addresses of the eight Alabama claimants are listed.
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Washington
Alabama
The
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the
Ter States
Pearl Carter Pace
Congress
Richard F. Davis
Susie Davis
Box
Bessemer
Edgar Enfinger
John Enfinger
Cottonwood
Charles L. Harris
Jefferson St
Alexander City
William A. King
William A. King Jr
August R. King
19Th Place South
Birmingham
James E. Miller
West Blocton
Billy J. Morrow
Alice J. Hendrix
Goodwater
James H. Nelson
Inez Nelson Monyhan
Gurnee Ave
Anniston
Donald 8
Brown
17Th Ave
Skunk Complaint Yields Odor Despite Removal
Patrolman John Sheffield reports a skunk under a St. Petersburg residence was removed but the odor persists. The brief assignment notes the complaint and the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
John Sheffield
New Non Surgical Pile Treatment Promises Shrinkage
NewHealing substance Bio-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports describe thorough reduction and statements like piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under various names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
U.S. Pat
Accountants Set Forum Sessions In North Alabama
The North Alabama chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hold three sessions next fall from five to nine pm in the Decatur area and Huntsville to widen attendance. Leaders, topics, and dates to be announced. officers and attendees discussed activities at a recent Decatur meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
National Association of Cost Accountants
Decatur
Huntsville
Marlin Long
R. D. Meredith, Jr
Sheffield
Bayne J. Vaughan Decatur
Jack W. Mueller
New York
Frank W. Hayes
Frank E. Denilon, Jr
Tuscumbia
Pitts Motel
Lawrence Nips Corn Stealing Case In Bud
Sheriff Franklin Smith and deputies arrested William McCord of Mt Hope after tire tracks led from a Mt Hope corn field to Russellville. McCord faces petty larceny charges as more arrests were expected in the disappearing corn case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Russellville
Lawrence County
Franklin Smith
William McCord
McCord
Mt. Hope
Smith
W. A. Pickens
Hope
Hatton
Patchy Rain and Fog Break Warm Weather Pattern
Weather across the nation showed showers in the Southwest and Mississippi Valley with fog in midcontinent areas. Northern New England and Pacific Northwest also saw fog while the southern half reported temperatures in the 70s and the north in the 60s to 70s. About 60 percent of U S fur production in 1954 was mink.
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Mississippi Valley
New England
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Oregon
Washington Coast
North Woods
Atlantic
Pacific
Billy Graham Says Big Four Talks Need Bow to God
Geneva note reports evangelist Billy Graham saying the Big Four Conference will amount to little without bowing to God as the top delegate. He spoke to radio audiences and a mass meeting as diplomats and press filled Geneva, praising the West and warning of possible Soviet deception.
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Evangelist
God
Geneva
Billy Graham
Graham
United States
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Eisenhower
Outwitting Your Allergy
A physician recounts a highly allergic individual and his family to illustrate hereditary allergy. The subject shows respiratory, hives, digestive, and skin reactions to ragweed, molds, cabbage, plastics, dyes, book glaze, and fabrics. Some reactions include edema and shock, with asthma avoided.
Tuscaloosa Murder Suspect Nabbed By FBI in Detroit
Willie James Hawkins, 29, a nightclub bouncer, was arrested in River Rouge near Detroit on a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in a Tuscaloosa murder case. He was booked in a Detroit jail. FBI said the murder charges stem from Tuscaloosa filed last January.
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Detroit
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Willie James Hawkins
River Rouge
FBI
Hawkins
Woman's Missionary Union meeting outlines new quarter work
The WMU of Muscle Shoals Association meets at Wheeler Grove Baptist Church on Wednesday at 10 AM. Speaker Mrs. Harold C. Marsh of Florence will discuss My Mission in My Community, with Rev Newby leading devotions and Mrs G A Goodwin of Huntsville attending. Lunch is provided, bring a sandwich or dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of
Muscle Shoals
Win
Huntsville
WMU
Creek
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Flint
T. V. Day
R. L. Tapscott
Bama
Paul Joranson
General Auto
BANK
Lawrence
Fairview School
Fred G. Loeffler
Jackson
Mich
Daily Office
Fannie Fennell
Sadie
Alice
Elsie
John Hartungs
Eva
Sally Fennell
Bessie
Mabel Transue
Annie Bell Moore
Fred
Arthur Nebrig
Moneta
Nina Rognon
Bernice Nixon
Clark Nixon
Eleanor Blackwell
Estelle Britain
Virgil Bell
Gene Vickers
Maggie Loring
Agnes McRee
Loeffler’s
A. D
George Burnham
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Winston Churchill
Iron Curtain
West
W. W. Bauer
M. D
American Medical Association
W.M. U
Jimmy Faulkner
H.m.luna
H. M. Luna
Loyal American Life Insurance Company
Mobile
Mr. - Yuna
Southeast
Great New Loyal American Life
Great Southern Financial Institution
Loyal American Life
Mr. Luna
M. Lune
American Life Imsurance Company, Inc
Government Street
Lik
General Finance
General Finance CO
Grant Street
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