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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
7
Citizens debate whether legal whiskey sales would curb bootlegging and boost tax revenue for Morgan County. The contributors argue yes to fund better communities, cite Huntsville and other wet areas as examples, and question religious and moral objections to freedom of choice.
Mrs. E N Merriwether of Mobile will serve a third consecutive term as president of the Garden Club of Alabama becoming the first woman in the state to hold the office for three straight years.
The Alabama Poultry Industry Association, a major state farm income source, will start a three day meeting in Birmingham on Monday.
The speaker urges signing a petition defending freedom of thought and action under the Constitution. They stress that Hitler tried to dictate thinking and frame the war as a fight for personal liberty. The message calls for public support to affirm belief in freedom of choice.
At Camp Pendleton California three area sailors joined a large amphibious drill May 28 on beaches. Glen Gentry from Vinemont served aboard USS Alamo Malcolm Young of Decatur served aboard USS Pritchett and W T Weldon of Hanceville served as Fireman aboard a destroyer. The Twin Peaks exercise involved 60 ships and 25 000 Marines and used live and simulated weapons.
Education leaders will join five conferences and workshops at the University of Alabama during the week of June 22 25 as part of summer education programs. The events will bring together officials researchers and practitioners to discuss current trends and methods in schooling.
Frisco City lineman Rayford Morris, 30, was shocked on an arm leg and foot by a 7000-volt line Thursday. He was hospitalized and listed in fair condition.
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