Pension Bill Is Before House In Senate Era Plan
A new veterans pension bill faces the House with a hopeful outlook. Two main struggles loom one to remove an unemployability standard and one to bar WWII veterans from benefits. The measure would pay about seventy two dollars monthly to eligible veterans at age 65, with cost projections varying by inclusion of the unemployability criterion.
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Washington
Aew
House
Rankin
D-Miss
Veterans Affairs Committee
Budget Bureau
Morgan County veteran teachers tour farms on grazing and legumes
Morgan County Veterans Vocational Agriculture teachers led a farm tour sponsored by the Morgan County Soil Conservation Service. They observed Caley peas and fescue Alsike clover pastures, noting suitability for busy farmers and waterlogged land. Farmers visited included Hartselle area growers and local farms such as E. H. Sharpley Woodfin Hardwick and Jack Orr.
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Morgan County
Teachers of Veterans Vocational Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service of
Chapman
Henry
H. H. Boger
Wes
Hartselle
E. H. Sharpley
Woodfin Hardwick
Jack Orr
Phil Orr
L. G. Delany
Harold McMillan
Lamar Speake
John Taylor
A. Q. Weaver
Dunbar Cooper
Dewey Day Jr
Willard Clark
Leo Yancey
Clifton Black
Carl Green
Euell Green
Thomas Frost
Thomas Self
Bruce Livingston
Ellis Green
James Teague
Buren’ Braswell
Wade West
Reuben Sims
George Lindsey
Wilson Taylor
Hubert Lee
Horace Butler
Truitt Penn
Gene Eason
Gurnie White
Wal- Sims
James Puckett
Virgil White
Acrus Crook
McNeil White
Home Demonstration Club May Meetings Report
Center Point members led by Mrs. Deck Evans met in May with devotion by Mrs. Laura Johnson. Discussion covered district meeting highlights, a county fair booth, and new babysitting plans for June to boost attendance. A sunshine basket gift was proposed, kitchen convenience demonstration by H D Humphrey and D Hendr ix. Waldermosa group met at Mrs. Atkinson's home with Mrs. Paul Thomas leading devotion and Mrs. Robert Willis presenting a kitchen shelves demo.
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Center Point
Deck Evans
Laura Johnson
Miss Norton
Succes
H. D. Humphrey
Dewey Hendrix
Kay Dobbs
Waldermosa
William Atkinson
Cornal Jennings
Paul Thomas
Robert Willis
Vivian Hardage
Petroleum Offers A Future By William R Boyd
The petroleum industry is a vibrant field with rapid growth since its 1859 Titusville beginnings. It now supplies about half the nation’s energy and offers diverse careers across geology, engineering, refining, transportation, and research with over 2 million workers in the United States.
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William R. Boyd
American Petroleum
Titusville
America
Moulton to Seek Bids for City Street Paving Plan
Moulton town council authorized engineer J E O Toole to seek bids for paving eight blocks in two areas city officials trimmed a larger plan. The project would cost under 65000 with one fourth funded by a city special fund and three fourths assessed to abutting property owners. If bids are satisfactory construction could start early July to season pavement before fall.
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Moulton Town Council
J. E. O'Toole
Maintreet
Town Square
Walnut
Main
College Street
East Street
Lawrence County High School
Moulton Grammar School
Engineers
North Street
Moulton Baptist Church
Hartselle
Old Decatur Road
East College Street
O'Toole
Special services at Old Town Creek Church Saturday Night
Special services will be held at Old Town Creek church Saturday night June 11 led by Rev G N Francis with Rev Luther Gaines of Calvary Baptist Church as pulpit guest. A special song service will be included and the public and church members are urged to attend. Police reported seven men arrested over the weekend including five for public drunkenness and two for fighting. Three of the seven had paid fines of 1650 each.
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Old Town Creek Church
G. N. Francis
Francis
Luther Gaines
Calvary Baptist Church
Tuscumbia
New Infant Care in Hospitals
A hospital bedside birth care study of over 1400 infants shows at bedside care with mothers reduces infection risk and improves mother baby bonding. Most mothers nurse, breast milk increases, and weight regain by day five. The approach changes ward atmosphere and supports home care.
Bonded Individuals Await Mayors Court Appearance
One person was released on bond until Saturday when they are set to appear in mayor’s court while another individual remains jailed.
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Mayors Court
Multiple Arrests Reported In County Amid Brew and Threats
A Moulton area roundup details a drunk and disorderly arrest of a farmer, a shooting incident at a home, and breaching the peace charges. Additional reports include an FBI extradition case, revival plans at a Methodist church, and a long list of local notices and visits.
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Moulton 2
Fred Riley
Tommy Glenn
J. B. Moody
Glenn
Riley
Justice Court
Former Lawrence Negro Held in Kentucky
A former Lawrence County Negro, indicted by the federal grand jury, is detained in Kentucky as authorities pursue charges related to the case.
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FBI
Louisville
Lawrence
Kentucky
Lawrence County
Prayers Studied as WSCS Meets at Basham Methodist
The Wo man’s Society of Christian Service at Basham Methodist Church held its May 28 gathering. Edna Martin opened with prayer as Mrs. W. D. Jones presided. Topics included Thy Kingdom Come from Romans 14 13 19 and a study on Great Prayers of the Bible.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Basham Methodist Church
Jesus
Edna Martin
W. D. Jones
Toney Ratliff
J. O. Martin
Sunday Services Led by Visiting Pastor Blackburn
A weeklong service period opens Sunday morning with announcements from the pastor. Rev A C Blackburn of Norwood Avenue Methodist Church Florence will conduct Sunday night services and all subsequent sessions, arriving Sunday afternoon. Music director D R Greer of Gadsden will lead the music for Sunday morning services.
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A. C. Blackburn
Norwood Avenue Methodist Church
Florence
Usic
D. R. Greer
Gadsden
Cemetery Lots Marked in Moulton Cemetery
Concrete posts are being set to mark corners of lots in Moulton municipal cemetery. Local worker Kirk Owens makes the small posts and will install them at the four corners of each lot with a numbered post at one corner of each parcel.
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Moulton Municipal Cemetery
Kirk Owens
May Meeting Of Massey Community Farm Bureau Club
The Massey Community Farm Bureau club held its May meeting at the McKendree Methodist church basement with Price M. Bryant presiding. Devotional by Mrs Dewey Hogan on Houses followed prayers, musical numbers, and a program by Ottis Holladay and girls. Committees for public improvement and the annual July 15 picnic were named, and guests included Mr Wagnon and Jack Hoffhaus. The meeting adjourned to June 16 with an invitation to attend.
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Massey Community Farm Bureau Club
McKendree Methodist Church
Price M. Bryant
L. FC Kilpatrick
Rachel Maples
Dewey Hogan
F. Kilpatrick
Sone Ottis Holladay
Virgil Bailey
Terry Dobbs
Wagnon
Jack Hoffhaus
The
Hartseller Enquirer
Louis Orr
Stanton Morris
Carolyn Aycock
Bearley Walker
Rachel "Maples
Merelene Owen
Kay
Crow flight pattern defies straight line myth
The saying that straight lines measure crow travel is debunked as crows typically move in zigzag paths rather than direct routes. This note clarifies common misperceptions about avian flight patterns and cites observational differences from expected straight-line travel.
Cullman Druggist Named Member of Personnel Board
Dr C L Bishop of Cullman named to the Alabama State personnel board by Gov James E Folsom yesterday succeeding Kenneth Griffin who resigned to become probate judge of Cullman County Griffin had been appointed to succeed the late H H Kinney who died in office in Cullman Alabama dated June 1 near Montgomery with Governor Folsom making the appointments
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Montgomery
Ala
C. L. Bishop
Cullman
State Personnel Board
Bishop
James E. Folsom
Kenneth Griffin
Cullman County
Griffin
Folsom
H. H. Kinney
Texas University Finished 65-Game Streak Against Rice and Arkansas
Texas University has played 65 football games against Rice and Arkansas without a single tie. The long run shows decisive results for each matchup, underscoring the programs' competitive history and consistent outcomes across eras.
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Texas University
Rice
Arkansas
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