Morgan County Rabies Treatments Low in May
Morgan county recorded only two rabies treatments in May out of 70 patients treated by Ten Valley Laboratory. C Johnson, director, released the May report noting Morgan had the best record in the North Alabama area served by the lab. May also showed some animals testing positive for rabies, despite the common belief that dog days peak later. The five month total stands at 52.
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Morgan County
Ten Valley Laboratory
C. Johnson
Morgan
North Alabama
State Phone Petition Declined Over Bell Rates
Alabama Service Commission refused to grant a state and Birmingham petition to study Southern Bell Telephone charges. The panel said investigation should proceed on a step by step basis, treating the company's operations as a whole. The commission planned to continue the inquiry.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Service Commission
Birmas
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Horace
Birmingham
Positive Relief For itchy Skin And Soque
A fragment notes relief for itchy skin and mentions Blue Star and a first jar. The readable text includes scattered words and nonsensical phrases making precise interpretation difficult. The item appears to be an undeveloped notice or ad fragment with no clear event or authoritative source.
Behind The Scenes In Washington On Coal Strike Fight
Rodney Dutcher reports on the push for Senator Gupp ey s bill to create a National Bituminous Coal Commission and a new Bituminous Coal Labor Board. The plan would regulate prices and production in 21 districts, fund a coal reserve, and impose a tax to repay bonds, amid opposition over public interest and constitutional concerns.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Sta
Ashington
Guffey
United Mine Cears
Congress
Gupfey
Interstate Commerce Commission
NBCC
Secretary of the Interior
Commission
American Liberty’ League
Supreme Court
NEA Service, Inc
State-Alabama ruling on Southern Bell case June 18
The commission did not rule on petitions by the state and Birmingham to impound 40 percent of Southern Bell revenue pending final settlements. It also denied Southern Bell’s motion to start a new case and continued the existing investigation as part of the May 1983 inquiry without prejudice. The state and Birmingham seek a 40 percent rate reduction across Alabama exchanges.
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Birmingham
Southern Bell
American Telephone and Telgraph Company of
New York
Alabama
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Child Eats Tin of Candy Laxatives in Gastronomic Misadventure
A child consumed 18 laxative tablets from a tin before parents discovered the mishap. A doctor was summoned and an emetic given. The child currently shows feverish effects from the incident and is under care.
Mrs. W. A. Orr Dies at 72 in Hartselle Home
Mrs. W. A. Orr, 72, prominent matron of Hartselle, died at her home after an illness of five years. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Hartselle First Christian Church.
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W. A. Orr
Hartselle
Hartselle First Christian Church
Black Cherry Pudding Featured In Sister Mary Kitchen
A vintage recipe feature describes Black Cherry Pudding with family notes on cherry season and haying. It lists a complete menu from breakfast to dinner and provides detailed steps for the pudding and a cherry ice dessert, including ingredients and cooking directions.
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Mary E
Obituary of Mrs. Orr with Hill officiating burial at Hartselle
Burial at Hartselle cemetery directed by Peck after services conducted by Rev. J H Hill. Mrs Orr survived by husband two sons Hal of Hartselle Grady of Danville two brothers R L Garner and T F Garner nearby Hartselle and five grandchildren.
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J. H. Hill
Hartselle Cemetery
Will Bee
Peck
Problem of Malaria in World's History Discussed by Murphree
County Health Officer L R Murphree explains malaria’s global impact from ancient Greece and Rome to the Panama Canal era. He describes transmission by mosquitoes, carrier patients, and three prevention methods including eliminating breeding sites, home screening, and medical treatment until blood tests show no parasites.
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Murphree
L. R. Murphree
M. D
Greece
Rome
Panama Canal
France
Canal Zone
Gorgas
Pan‘ama Canal Zone
Ransom Bill Passed to Postal Employees Spurred by Reno
Federal agents warned Reno residents banks and gambling houses to watch for ransom bills. An unnamed official said the Alvin Karpis gang moved hot money through Reno last year, linked to the Bremer kidnapping, with no further details.
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Reno
Alvin Karpis
Italian flame thrower detachment sails to East Africa
A detachment of 100 Italian flame throwers departed Civitavecchia for East Africa. The unit carries equipment to spray continuous jets of flame up to 65 feet, similar to water hoses. The report notes malaria patients should be protected by screens at all times.
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Civitavecchia
Italy
East Africa
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