Congressional Quiz: Sen James Allen Questions at Alabama Assn
Senator James Allen answered questions at a Decatur meeting of the Alabama Press Association. The event occurred Saturday as reporters and editors pressed the junior senator on national policy and administration.
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James Allen Fields
Alabama Press Association
Decatur
Action Answers and Local Inquiries in Decatur Daily
This Decatur daily page reports reader questions about dangerous overgrowth at street corners and requests for right of way clearance within 10 days, donation tips for Point Mallard Prayer Chapel, and guidance on locating long lost music companies with caveats on identifying matching entities.
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David Adams
City Building Department
City Hall
Point Mallard Prayer Chapel
L. S. Decatur
Mary Quattlebaum
First National Bank
Decatur
Ala
Auburn Theatre Added to National Register of Historic Places
The Auburn Players' Theatre in Lee County Alabama has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places the Alabama Historical Commission announced. Built in 1850 on a John Harper donated lot the brick Gothic style building later gained Victorian embellishments. Bricks and labor were supplied by slaves and it served as a Presbyterian church before functioning as a Civil War hospital.
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Montgomery
Ala
Auburn Players’ Theatre
Lee County
Alabama Historical Commission
John Harper
Auburn
Sheriff dispatcher and contact lines listed
A terse notice lists the sheriff and a single contact number 232 1530 with 911 and a line about all departments operating nights and holidays.
Allen Likens Press To Public Officials
Senator James A. Allen told the Alabama Press Association that freedom and truth require the press to inform the public. He argued officials and reporters share constituencies and duty to reveal the truth, citing Watergate and the First Amendment as core to a free press and democracy.
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Allen
James A. Allen
Alabama Press Association
APA
Hong Kong
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Dothan Family Among Weekend Alabama Wreck Victims
Four members of a Dothan family died in a train car collision near Dothan transferring the vehicle 200 feet down the track. Samuel A. Daughtry 30 Annie Daughtry 28 Britt 3 and Tracy Ann 6 all of Dothan perished.
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Associated Press
Dothan
Houston County
Alabama
Lee
Wilcox
Samuel A. Daughtry
Annie
Daughtry
Britt
Tracy Ann
Clarence Willie Carter
Harvest
Madison County
Huntsville
Hamilton
Jerry T. Taylor
Lamar County
Sulligent
East Morgan couple fosters 108 children over 19 years
Mr. and Mrs. George Webb of Union Hill Alabama fostered 108 children from six months to 17 years over 19 years. They raised crops on a 40 acre farm, provided rooms, food and care, and used love with discipline to guide the youngsters. They plan to continue fostering as long as possible.
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George Webb
Union Hill
Morgan County
Webbs
Birmingham
el Centro
Calif
Webb
U.S. Gypsum Co
Mrs. Webb
Webb foster family shares joys and challenges
Mrs Webb recalls moving out and packing for departures as the Webbs welcome foster children. She notes the pain of parting with babies and the adjustment for older kids, while mentioning visits from former foster children and plans for relatives from Chicago Texas and Florida.
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Webbs
Chicago
Texas
Florida
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