Five Alabama Sheriffs Ousted in Democratic Runoff
The Associated Press reports several Alabama sheriffs lost in the Democratic primary runoff. Veterans like Mobile’s William H. Holcombe and Montgomery’s G A Mosley trailed rivals as newcomers and incumbents were defeated in multiple counties including Houston Autauga Clay Choctaw Talladega Calhoun and Calhoun. Ballots from most boxes show notable vote splits among incumbents and challengers.
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Associated Press
Alabama
William H. Holcombe
Mobile
G. A. Mosley
Montgomery
Holcombe
Ray D. Bridges
Mosley
Mac Sim Butler
Butler
Houston County
Alvin D. Davis Jr
Walt Cameron
Cameron
Davis
Autauga
George Grant
Autauga County
Glyde White
D. C. Little
Clay County
Rufus Y. Gilbert
Gilbert
Little
Choctaw County
Calvin M. Covington
Snead
Jacksonville
Bennett
A. A. Tate
Vitamins in home garden salads boost daily nutrition
Nutritionists urge green leafy vegetables as vital for all ages. A daily tossed salad from home garden supplies essential vitamins and promotes lifelong healthy eating. Leaf lettuce varieties like butter types and romaine are favored for flavor and nutrition. soil fertility and timely harvesting affect taste and vitamin content.
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Grand Rapids
Rotter dam joke and bulletin board quip collection
A chaotic clipping from Scranton and Allenwood jokes and captions including a Rotterdam wordplay, a church bulletin quip about heaven, a fire damage estimate, and shelf of short jokes. It mixes humorous lines about references, teeth, egotism, friendships, art commissions, and a Decatur shoemaker.
Birmingham approves segregation ordinance banning mixed play
In Birmingham a voter margin of 16,686 to 5,890 approved a segregation measure banning Negro and white participation in games and mingling at pools and beaches. The ordinance targets cards to track events and other games, while major league teams had some stance on related issues. Negro leaders planned federal court action, though no immediate moves were announced.
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Birmingham
Hugh Locke
Supreme Court
United States
Locke
Humorous Exchange On Humility And Real Estate
In a light moment three disputants joke about common sense and humility while a small audience laughs. Arthur Godfrey is likened to a grocery boy lecturing on Einstein. The group also chats about house hunting and a newly described home.
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Sion
Jerrold
Arthur Godfrey
Poisoned Water Incident In Phenix City Nightclub
Authorities charged Chad’s Rose Room operators D E Chadwick and Melvin Chadwick with allowing a mixture in water that sickened three poll watchers for Albert L Patterson. Victims Ray Harris Vernon Lisle Jr and John Henry East were treated and released. The case cites croton oil as the active ingredient.
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Phenes City
Albert L. Patterson
Patterson
Russell
D. E
John (Melvin) Chadwick
Chad’s Rose Room
Ray
Bo) Harris
Vernon Lisle Jr
John Henry East
Phenix City
Croton
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Ce Makes &m
Berkeley
Wykers
Richard Wheeler
Mr. Buzz
Scranton
Tribune
Tom
Rotterdam
Allenwood
Darling
Decatur
Henry
Decatur Shoemaker
Blackwell Feed & Hatchery
Paul C. Davis
Mitchell Decatur Hatchery and Feed Store
Morgan County Exchange Feed & Seed Store
Preuit Simms & Son Feed & Seed Store
U.S
U. S
Joe
Moe
Russell County
Ray Harris
John Doe
H. Leon Reeves
8Th Ave
Davidson Coal
MR. Farmer
Chase Land
Federal Land Bank Loans
Yancey V. Hughes
Thomas Abstract Co
Huntsville
Times
America
Cities Service
Morgan, Lawrence and
Limestone Counties
Alabama Oil CO
Decatur, Ala
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