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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1955

Page

10

Alabama TB care funding bill clears Senate Finance Committee

The measure would raise the state per day per patient contribution to six dollars, nearly doubling current support. Counties would cover amounts above six dollars. Alabama Tuberculosis Association officials hailed the move as a long overdue solution, predicting new TB hospitals may be built where counties lack facilities. House members began debating Gov. Folsom dock control legislation for Mobile facilities, after a period of gubernatorial oversight.

Senate Senate Finance Committee Alabama Tubeculosis Association House James E. Folsom Mobile George Wallace of TB Association Alabama Wallace

No Mower Work and Other Quips in Local Humor Page

A rustic humor page features light verse and exchanges including lines about lawn seedwork and not mowing. Jokes reference a college drop out due to eyesight, a warden and execution, a shop owner’s dull business, and playful banter among diners and passersby. The piece ends with a brief anecdote about a man placing a coin at a store counter.

Alabama Bill Seeks Higher Small Loan Rates

Sen State Tate of Coosa proposes legalizing 8 percent monthly interest on loans 1 to 50 dollars and 4 percent monthly on 51 to 300 dollars. The bill caps penalties at 500 dollars and a year in jail for first offenses, with stiffer penalties on later convictions, and imposes a 500 dollar fine for unlicensed lenders.

Alabama S Tate Coosa County Tate

Doctor's Exchange Serves Decatur for Sixteen Years

Decatur's Doctor's Exchange, now run by Mrs. Nellie P. Holland at 1408 Beech St, has operated 16 years offering rapid access to doctors. The service, with the key number 420, provides night and holiday availability and occasionally locates babysitters and wrecker services.

Nellie P. Holland Beech Street Decatur Beech St Exchange Holland

Christian Church Plans Bible School

A Vacation Church School will be held at First Christian Church at 4th Ave and East Moulton St from June 14 to 24. Sessions run Tuesday to Friday from 9 to 11. Nursery, kindergarten, primary and junior ages are welcome.

First Christian Church 4Th Ave East Moulton St

Fragmented Reading From A Courtroom Or Domestic Scene

A disjointed passage describes a man leaving after making a vague confession about conscience money for a candy bar from 42 years ago. A mother disciplinarily responds to children watching TV while a teacher addresses exam conduct and seating. The text interleaves humor, biblical references, and domestic banter about marriage and work.

Pane Shahan

Educators from 11 Counties Meet on School Legislation Promotion

Educators from eleven North Alabama counties six cities and Florida State Teachers College met at Riverside school to discuss promoting education bills in the state legislature. Leaders urged PTA and school officials to mobilize lay support by contacting legislators and the Governor within ten days to push the program.

North Alabama Florida State Teachers College Parent- Teacher Association Riverside Mobile Grove Hill Montgomery Birmingham C. P. Nelson The Alabama Education Association Frank Grove AEA Frank Stewart State PTA Decatur Morgan County Walter Jackson Frances Nungester Decatur Teachers Association H. R. Leejent City Council W. E. Sivley Decatur High School

News For Builders Of Fish Ponds

Auburn reports farmers can stock late constructed ponds with bluegill and bass by seining from properly stocked ponds. Extension fish specialist Earl Kennamer says May and June stocking avoids waiting a full year for hatchery stock, aiding spring pond builders.

Bob Chesnutt Auburn Earl F. Kennamer API Kennamer

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