Legal Notice Notice By Publication Of BillFiled And Proceeding In Rem
Complainants seek to quiet title to a triangular tract of land in Morgan County Alabama bounded by Grant Street 19th Avenue and Church Street with easements. The suit filed May 10 1962 names Clay Callaham Roy Fite Jr and Decatur Land Company as defendants and asks for title clearance and possession. Publication ordered four weeks in Decatur Daily with plead deadlines by June 11 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Callaham
Roy Fite, JR
Decatur Land Company, Ltd
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Equity
Grant Street
19Th Avenue
Church Street
Commercial Avenue
Decatur
United States of America
Julian Harris
Norman W. Harris
The
Register
Decatur Daily
Union Must Show Cause in Contempt Probe
CHATTANOOGA AP The Teamsters Union on strike against Bowman Transportation Co has been ordered to show cause by June 12 why it should not be held in contempt of court for strike violence Acting on Bowman request for a permanent injunction against all picketing at the Chattanooga terminal Chancellor Clifford Curry issued the order Thursday Bowman attorneys declared the court action and the details of the injunction request were not revealed in full.
Crowe Estate Executors Notice in Morgan County Probate
Estate of William A Crowe deceased probate court grants letters testamentary May 29 1962 to Mary W Crowe executrix notice to file claims within legally prescribed period or risk barred payment dates June 1 8 1S-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Crowe
T. C. Almon
Morgan County
Mary W. Crowe
Expelled Negro's Application Must Be Taken, Judge Says
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr ordered Alabama State College to process the application of Edward English Jones and any other expelled Negro students tied to 1960 sit-in protests before the summer term. He ruled the 1960 expulsion unconstitutional, reversing prior comments, and noted the case against the State Board of Education and Gov Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama State College
U.S
State Board of Education
John Patterson
Sequoia Bark Reaches Two Feet Thick
A fact about sequoia trees notes their bark can reach a thickness of about two feet, illustrating the species’ impressive protective outer layer and resilience.
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