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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1954
Page
16
Ben Ray Redman critiques early machines for logic and translation warning they may fail to verify answers and question their security role. He imagines three future machines to aid daily life: removing paper doilies from desserts, opening wrapped packages, and more.
The Danville club gathered at Mrs. Truman Lindsey’s home with Mrs. Hugh Lindsey assisting for a program on kitchen cleaning. New member Sandy Dunlap joined as the group planned a July 9 picnic at Cold Springs while other members received sunshine gifts. Kentucky Lake is the largest in the TVA system at 184 miles.
GUNTERSVILLE celebrates the Marshall Masonic Lodge centennial on June 17 with a barbecue and program. Alabama Masonic Home youths from Montgomery will attend with Superintendent Robert T. Butler. Grand Master Leonard Terry of Hillsboro and other officers will rededicate the lodge. Grady Kay of Birmingham will be the main speaker. Attendees include John W. Preddy of Birmingham and others who signaled their plans.
Jehovahs Witnesses announce meetings at Kingdom Hall 1502 Grant Street and homes. Today 3 30 p m public lecture What Hope for Permanent World Peace followed by Watchtower study at 4 45 p m. Weekly Bible study Tuesday 7 30 p m at Ona Garners and Kingdom Hall 8 p m. Thursday 7 30 p m at Myrtle Edwards home near Laceys Spring. Friday 7 30 p m theocratic ministry at the Kingdom Hall followed by service meeting at 8 30 p m. All meetings are free. no collections.
The list names Marshall County Masons with officers including Deputy Grand Master Charles H. Stubinger of Montgomery Grand Secretary Carl C. Cooper of Selma and others across Sheffield Roanoke Tuscaloosa Nashville Wheeler and Ft. Payne along with the officers of four other lodges in the county.
In 1952 the Detroit River carried 116,550,000 tons of freight while the St Marys Falls Canal at Sault Ste Marie handled 106,550,000 tons and the Mississippi River recorded 77,584,556 tons.
Connecticut officials say their birth records are the most complete of those kept by the 48 states, asserting high standards and thorough documentation across vital records.
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