Hospital Dismissals List Names And Addresses
A roll of hospital dismissals lists individuals and family names with street addresses across several Alabama towns including Athens Moulton Decatur Hartselle Russellville Cullman and Decatur Infant and adult names appear alongside streets such as 7th Ave SE Olive St SE Market and 13th Ave MW. The notice reads like a community roll and includes multiple households with full names and locations.
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Deanna R. Rice
Athens
Jeffrey Scott Shelton
Moulton
Patti Glenn
Michael Goldberg
Barry Holland
Moulston
Curtis A. Nix
13Th Ave
David Harrell
Ausitin St
Randy Standridge
Grant St
Anthony Curtis Hester
Ruslsellville
Dale M. Tidwell
Cullman
James B. Terry
The Tide Mystery and Newton’s Gravitation
A school reader explains tides from Newtonian gravity. It describes the Moon and Sun pulling Earth’s oceans, creating high and low tides, and how spring tides occur when Sun and Moon align, noting the two lobes of tide and the why behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newton
Cliff Victims Endure Falls Into Capshaw Cliff
Clarence Kimbre Thomas, 60, and Mary Terry, 30, were admitted to Athens Limestone Hospital after falling from a Capshaw Community cliff around 2 p.m. Thursday. Both were listed in fair condition. Mrs. Terry is paralyzed from the waist down. Readings say they were found along a creek bank Friday morning by local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Clarence Kimbre
Tokyo Tops World as Most Populous City
A reader puzzle claims Tokyo now holds the title of the world's most populous city with about 10,500,000 residents. The note references a riddle and prize contests, naming Domingo Compean of Richmond, Texas as today’s winner.
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Tokyo
Japan
Domingo Compean
Richmond
Texas
McCutcheon Case Still Not Referred to Grand Jury
A Morgan County grand jury convened with initial talk of investigation into the McCutcheon death. McCutcheon’s wife, not living with him then, returned from South Carolina, was detained by Circuit Solicitor R L Hundley, bonded, and told to appear. She was reportedly not summoned this session as the grand jury delays citing the case not yet far enough along. The panel plans to report in the early part of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Grand Jury
McCutcheon
South Carolina
R. L. Hundley
Accreditation talk anchors Washington event schedule
A Washington D.C. telephoned session by Arch N. Booth and Les Flesner of the U S Chamber of Commerce opens today’s program. A panel on guaranteeing quality through evaluation follows plus discussions on industrial development and the state association’s annual banquet.
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Arch N. Booth
Les Flesner
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
State Association
Baugh Wiley Smith Admissions List Names Readers
Admission roster lists Mrs. Alvin Nave of Elkmont Mrs. Emma Carter of Moulton Street E Mrs. Eron Roberts of Vine Street NW Mrs. Addie Camp of 9th J W Freeman of Sherman Street Mrs. Norman Guire of Hartselle Mrs. Rosa Lee Smith of Hart selle Miss Julie Miller of Decatur Mrs. Elmer Bradley of 5th Ave NW Mrs. T E Woodard of Eva Master Michael Smith of 11th Street SE Lester McWhorter of Betty Street
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Alvin Nave
Elkmont
Emma Carter
Moulton St
Eron Roberts
Vine St
Addie Camp
9Th Ave
Sherman St
Norman Guire
Hartselle
Rosa Lee Smith
Julie Miller
Decatur
Elmer Bradley
5Th Ave
T. E. Woodard
Eva
Michael Smith
Llth St
Lester McWhorter
Betty St
Eisenhower criticized by Montgomery over Normandy strategy
Montgomery, on screen in civilian clothes, charged Eisenhower with muddling the Normandy plan. He credited first class teamwork among British, Canadian and American forces and said Allied efforts were a great joint achievement.
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Montgomery
Eisenhower
BBC
Normandy
One Injured In Area Accident In Four-County Patrol Zone
One person was slightly injured in three area accidents Friday in the four-county patrol area per the Alabama Highway Patrol post. Peggy H. Davis, 25, of Toney, treated at Athens-Limestone Hospital after her 1963 car ran off the road 5 miles north of Athens causing $1,400 damage. A 4:45 p.m. three-car crash 12 miles west of Athens on U S 72 involved George Hunt 24 Rogersville Andrew Springer 51 Lexington and Wesley Whitworth 37 Athens totaling $200 damage. A separate 11 a.m. two-car crash 1.6 miles south of Cullman on Alabama 69 injured none. vehicles were a 1953 Mercury driven by Ben Silverstein 74 of California and a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Fred Elliott 38 of Hanceville with $300 combined damage.
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Alabama Highway Patrol
Peggy H. Davis
Toney
Athens-Limestone
Athens
U.S
George Hunt
Rogersville
Andrew Springer
Lexington
Wesley Whitworth
Cullman
Alabama
Ben. Silverstein
California
Fred Elliott
Hanceville
Mercury
Theft reported from 1959 Ford in Somerville area
Police spoke with Henry L. Crump at 804% Railroad St. about tires wheels radio and floor mat stolen from his car overnight. The Ford was parked in Somerville when the theft occurred.
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Railroad St
Henry L. Crump
Somerville
Eisenhower reflects on D-Day sacrifice and lasting peace
In Normandy at the American cemetery at St Laurent on the Sea, Dwight D. Eisenhower recalls D-Day anxieties and his son’s West Point graduation. He emphasizes that the invasion aimed to preserve freedom, honors fallen soldiers, and hopes humanity learns to pursue enduring peace.
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Ste. Mere Eglise
St. Laurent-on the-Sea
Normandy
Eisenhower
Walter
West Point
America
Free World
Mobile Phone Service Sought in Decatur Office
Southern Bell plans FCC permission to install a car telephone system in Decatur with a 30 mile radius and flat rates. Tuscaloosa already uses car radio units. About 16 residents showed interest as the company eyes Grant Street HQ for equipment and potential expansion.
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Southern Bell
Decatur
Federal Communications Commission
Joe Hullar
FCC
Hullar
Tuscaloosa
Athens
Grant St
Through the Golden Door and a Decatur Chamber Update
Hean urged salesmen to boost self confidence by pre planning and goal setting while maintaining positive thoughts to overcome slumps. He noted the prospect's importance and the need to treat buyers with respect. A talk recording titled Through the Golden Door is available via the Businessman's Record Club. A sneak preview of the Decatur Chamber building and the annual association banquet at Decatur Country Club were scheduled.
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Hean
CCEAA
Decatur Chamber
Association
Decatur Country Club
Deaths Moulton two killed in Landersville accident
Double services for Mrs Merle Hollimon and her 15 year old daughter Martha Jean Hollimon are set for 2 30 p m at Hickory Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Burial will follow in the adjacent cemetery Elliott Brown Service Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two sons William Wayne Decatur and Erskine Russellville a brother Russell William Bynum a sister Madge Appleton Moulton a half sister Bessie Jury Missouri and four grandchildren Miss Holliman also listed two brothers William Wayne and Erskine Russellville plus other relatives.
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Moulton
Merle Hollimon
Martha Jean
Landersville
Hickory Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Elliott-Brown Service
Holliman
William Wayne
Decatur
Erskine
Russellville
Russell William Bynum
Madge Appleton
Bessie Jury
Missouri
Miss Holliman
Willie C. McLemore dies at 63 in Decatur service today
Funeral services for Willie Crawford McLemore 63 of Moulton will be held at 2 p.m. today at Berea Baptist Church. Burial follows at Morris Chapel Cemetery with Elliott-Brown Service directing. Survivors include wife Nina, five sons Amon Raymond Auburn Hershel Fred, two daughters Lurene and Merlene, two sisters Carrie Smith and Mattie Sparks, six brothers Thad Wade Tom Gaymon Danville Jay Ernest, and 11 grandchildren.
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Moulton
Willie Crawford McLemore
Bank Street Hospital
Decatur
Berea Baptist Church
Morris Chapel
Elliott-Brown
Nina McLemore
Amon
Raymond
Auburn
Hershell
Fred McLemore
Lurene McLemore
Merlene Sparks
Carrie Smith
Mattie Sparks
Thad
Wade
Tom
Gaymon
Danville
Jay
Ernest
Death notice for Eula Smith Vaughn in Mount Hope
Eula Smith Vaughn, 56, Mount Hope 2, died Friday morning. Service 10 a.m. today at Mount Hope Methodist Church. Burial at adjoining cemetery. Survived by husband Archie Vaughn and brothers Herman Smith of Ohio and Carl Smith of Athens.
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Moulton
Eula Smith Vaughn
Mount Hope
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Elliott-Brown
Herman Smith
Ohio
Carl Smith
Athens
Mrs Fannie M Steele 75 dies in Danville area
Mrs. Fannie Mae Steele aged 75 of Danville 1 died Friday at a local hospital. Services are Sunday at the Penn Church of God with Rev. Isaac Pady and Rev. Rankin Irwin officiating. Burial in Center Cemetery Lawrence County. Survivors include nine sons and four daughters, plus two sisters and two brothers. Pallbearers named.
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Hartselle
Fannie Mae Steele
Danville
Penn Church of God
Isaac Pady
Rankin Irwin
Center Cemetery
Lawrence County
Walker Steele
Charlie Steele
Emmett Steele
Dewey Steele
Pruitt Steele
Cecil Steele
Johnny Steele
Olan Steele
Fairville
Ernest Steele
Marr
Effie Garrett
Edna Bibb
Odie Lee Lawrence
Eva Garrett
Annie Poole
Falkville
Mary Johnson
Flint
J. W. Garrett
Vinemont
Frank Garrett
Lewis Steele
Bobby Ray Garrett
Cecil Lynn
Lewis Beard
Eurégie Garrett
Rathan Garrett
Camp Decatur Escapee Captured by Local Officers
Melvin Thomas Lee, a Negro convict who fled from Camp Decatur in Lawrence County on Friday morning, was nabbed by two Moulton Police Department officers and the sheriff's force last night. Theo Rucker and Clifford Haney and deputies spotted Lee on Wren Road at about 8 20 p m. Sheriff Neal Fretwell stated the escapee offered no resistance.
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Moulton
Melvin Thomas Lee
Camp Decatur Road
Lawrence County
Theo Rucker
Clifford Haney
Lee
Wren Road
Neal Fretwell
Hanceville Man Survives Fall In Alabama Scaffold Collapse
In Birmingham area a construction worker fell about 30 feet when a scaffold failed. Robert Peebles, 39, of Adamsville died, the tenth accidental Alabama death since Thursday. Companion Edward Schwartz, 44, of Hanceville, survived in serious condition.
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Birmingham
Birmingsham
Alabama
Robert Peebles
Adamsville
Edward Schewart
Hanceville
Tailor Shop Ad Puts Wit Behind Laundering Claim
A Louisville tailor shop displays a sign reading Clothes Pressed While You Hide, a humorous note implying quick service as the sign hangs over the storefront.
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Louisville
Gospel Meeting Led by Patton in Somerville Tennessee
Lawrenceburg Tennessee preacher Patton formerly of Moulton will lead a gospel meeting at the Somerville Road Church of Christ from Monday through next Sunday. Weekday services are 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., with Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. A vacation Bible school for all ages runs Monday through Friday with classes at 9 a.m.
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Decatur
Decatur Daily
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
MAIL
Herschel Patton
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Moulton
Somerville Road
Republican Convention Debates Seats for Mobile Delegation
Grenier chairs tomorrow's Alabama GOP convention as eight names are drafted for Congress, with a disputed Mobile County delegation and a split nine member contest committee. Goldwater quits keynote, Tower to speak. committee to set credentials and possible election budget in Birmingham.
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George McNally
Mobile
Madison County
Mobile County
Grenier
Alabama
Talks Between U S and France Aim at Neutrality View
Ball meets French officials to relay Johnson administration stance on Southeast Asia. De Gaulle favors neutralization for former French Indochina and Southeast Asia with US and China guarantees. Both sides describe polite atmosphere and discuss South Vietnam and Laos with limited public detail. Ball travels to London to convey U S policy.
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de Gaulle
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Laos
Ball
Maurice Couve de Murville
French Indochina
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
London
New Moon and Solar Eclipse Forecast for 1946
The report notes a New Moon on June 9 over the South Pacific and a partial solar eclipse visible in Australia. It mentions a prior eclipse on June 7 in Mars year 1946 and lists times for sunset sunrise and moonrise readings.
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Australia
Mars
South Pacific Ocean
Decatur Area Today Forecast With Warm, Showers Expected
Decatur and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Outlook for Sunday shows little change with southeasterly winds 5 to 12 mph. Last night’s low was expected to drop to 63 and today’s high near 88.
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Decatur and Vicinity
Goldwater Seen Winning GOP Nomination on First Ballot
Grenier projects a fast growing Alabama Republican organization capable of ousting state officials within years. By 1966 he predicts electing at least one third of Alabama Legislature items, up from two of 141, and Alabama’s 20 delegates to the Republican convention may back Goldwater. Delegates chosen tomorrow from 100 candidates.
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Goldwater
California
Grenier
Alabama
GOP
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Decatur General Admissions
Ocie Weaver
7Th Ave
Earl E. McBride
Olive St
Little Ray Lynn Ramey, Hartseller
Thomas O. Kirby
G. Rodman F. Genet
Woodmont
Martina C. Brown
L. W. Houston
14Th Ave
Little Denna Gray
Ronnie Wilkening
Marvin Wilkening
Chestnut St
R. A. Reinhardt
Luthern Church
By Aleokum
Charlotte Haynes
Burnis, Md
Chuckle Box
Cliff
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Dasha
Silimale
Mrs
Martha J. Hollimon
Willie C. McLemore
Mrs. Fannie M. Steele
Camp Decatur
Madison
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
State Coliseum
John Tower
Republican Organization
Congress
James D. Martin
Lister Hill
Bob French
Charles O. Smith
Jack Edwards
William Dickinson
Opelika
Glenn Andrews
Talladega
Ferrell Griswold
Bessemer
van Lines
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
First Ave
HERTZ
Jack
Ala
Hwy. 31
Slim Line
Bscen
Staee
Valley Lumber and Supply Company
Lfth
4Th Ave
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