General Didn't Have To Take ROTC But He Will Get PhD
Wilburt Brown, a retired U.S. Marine Corps general, will receive a PhD in history at the University of Alabama. He pursued the degree after retiring in 1953, becoming the oldest doctoral candidate in the program. Brown, born in Beverly Farms, Mass., has a long decorated career including WWII and Korea, and now teaches American and world history at the university. He remains married to Martha Stennis with two sons in California.
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Rex Sanders
Tuscaloosa
Associated Press
Ala
Wilburt Brown
University of Alabama
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Brown
Wilburt S. Brown
U. S. Marine Corps
Hollister
Mass
Corps
5Th Marine Regiment
France
Naval Academy
Marines
5Th Marines
Nicaragua
Navy
Marine Corps
Guam
American Samoa
8Th Defense Battalion
11Th Marine Artillery Regiment
Okinawa
China
Legion of
Fleet Marine Force
Pacific
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Gen. Brown
Beverly Farms
Martha Stennis
Dudley Stennis
Stennis
Newton
California
Police Charge VPL After Beer Is Found
Athens police arrested a 53 year old woman on a prohibition violation after a gallon of beer was found in her possession. She was released later on $200 bond.
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Athens
Thieves Hit In Belle Mina
Athens report details a Belle Mina break in Thursday night with more than 2235 dollars in currency taken. Sheriff Evans says damage to Dr. Neathery’s building will exceed 200 dollars after burglars attempted two front door entries and then shattered a large plate glass window.
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Athens
Belle Mina
Limestone County
M. W
Buddy) Evans
S. J. Neathery
Evans
Theft at drama academy hits cash drawer
Foreign graduates in New York report a break in at an acting school. Intruders pried open a desk drawer glass top and stole about $100 in quarters half dollars and silver dollars plus roughly $125 in bills. The incident occurred at the Ameri can Academy of Dramatic Arts described as the oldest theater school in several regions.
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New York
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
The
Netherlands
South West Africa
Greece
Israel
Trading Causes Hog Prices To Rise
Southern producers saw price increases in hogs and cattle from USDA reports as active trading boosted hog prices by 50 cents to 1 per hundred pounds. Slaughter steers and heifers stayed steady to higher, feeders largely steady, cows and bulls uneven. Egg prices edged up in the Southeast, while broiler prices weakened after a Memorial Day lull. Georgia Florida Alabama hogs traded around 16 to 17 a hundred, and various regional farm prices for fruits vegetables and tobacco auctions showed mixed movements.
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Atlanta
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Virginia
del- Mar-Va
Birmingham
Jackson
Jacksonville
North Carolina
U. S
Georgia-Florida-Alabama
Memphis
Louisville
Nashville
Montgomery
Georgia
Kentucky
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
Maryland Tobacco
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Decatur and
Hartselle
Ial
Oak Lane
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Kwik Chek
U.S.D.A
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Gaia
Grape Juice
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Astor Salt
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