Alabama Sealed Bid Lease for Danville Airfield in Lawrence County
Bids due June 29 1950 at 9 06 for lease by the Alabama Department of Aeronautics of 378 16 acres at Danville Airfield Lawrence County for five years from January 1 1951 part for agriculture and part for aeronautical use. Lease to highest responsible bidder with right to reject all bids. Also notices of suit in Morgan County Circuit Court to quiet title for Lots 9 11 13 Block 22 Freys Addition Decatur Alabama filed May 23 1950 with defendant Horace Ewing and others.
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Alabama Department of Aeronautics
Church Street
Montgomery
Alabama
State of
Lawrence County
Danville Airfield
Asa Rountree, Jr
Norace Ewing
Circuit Court OF
Morgan County
Thomas L. Newsom
Circuit Court
Horace Ewing
Decatur
Frey
W. M. Walk, Jr
Harris E. Newsom
State of Alabama
O. L
Parliamentarian Watkins and the 40 Senate Rules
Charles L. Watkins, 70, serves as the Senate parliamentarian guiding members through 40 rules and precedents. The job demands impartiality as Democrats and Republicans clash over rules and interpretations. The office exists to interpret past precedents and current rulings to straighten procedural disputes.
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Washington
Charles L. Watkins
Solomon
Watkins
Senate
Local Notes and Parliamentarian History and River Basin Map
Local social visits of the Gillespie and Thrasher families are listed along with illness notes for Mrs. Herman Heaps and Jasper Heaps. An extended history of U S Senate rules and the evolution of the parliamentarian position is recounted, detailing Watkins in Arkansas and Deschler in Missouri. The Missouri River Basin Project spans Montana to Missouri including eight states.
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Watkins
Congressional Record
Daily Journal of the Senate
Senate
Arkansas
Edward Hicpard
Lewis Deschler
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
North and
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
U S Defense Chiefs to Meet in Tokyo on Japan Peace
Mackenzie's column notes John Foster Dulles and General Omar Bradley head to Tokyo for talks with General Douglas MacArthur. A key issue is an early peace treaty with Japan and the balance of occupation, bases, and Cold War strategy.
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U. S
Defense Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
America
Washington
Nippon
Far East
Russia
MacArthur
Japan
United States
Philippines
George Marshall
Britain
Germany
Southeast Asia
Erica
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Moscow
Circuit Court Equity Notice in Morgan County
The notice, dated May 26, 1950, requires action within sixty days from its date. Bryan McAfee serves as Register, with publication from May 26 to June 29, 1950.
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Circuit’ Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Bryan McAfee
Register
Verbal Reports Adopted by Firemen and Policemen
Chicago dispatch notes that forty two cities implement verbal reporting for fire and police officers. The International City Managers Association promotes dictation into mechanical equipment linked to telephone systems for quicker, connected reporting.
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Chicago
International City Managers Association
Community notes and social visits in Morgan County
A crowded Lebanon singing in Lawrence county drew local attendees. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Turrentine on their infant’s loss. Bob Smith visited his mother in Sardis who has been ill. Garland Stephenson of Mt. Home TN visits Alton Freeman and son. Rip Turrentine resumes work in Detroit. Ruth Blevins visited Mrs D Bonds. Ferris Gerenade and family visited Will Blevins family and attended Hartsville show. Billy Aldredge called on business in Cullman. Leonard Alexander and Lorene Turrentine visited Royal Fairbanks at Piney Grove. Oma Bryant recovering from a light heart attack. Lillie Bell Turrentine has a sore foot.
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Cecil Thrasher
Haleyville
Howard Mayfield
Pearl Briley
Jasper Heaps
Woodie. Briley
Mt. Zion
Rev. Briley
Steve Cole
Alford Montgomery
Zelmer Eades
Ed Montgomery
Luther Thrasher
Lebanon
Lawrence County
Bob Smith
Echols
Sardis
Garland Stephenson
Mt. Home
Tennessee
Alton Freeman
Rip Turrentine
Detroit
Ruth Blevins
D. D. Bonds
Ferris Gerenade
Will Blevins
Hartselle
Billy Aldredge
Cullman
Leonard Alexander
Lorene Turrentine
Royal Fairbanks
Piney Grove
Oma Bryant
Lillie Bell Turrentine
Arab Passengers Barred From Haifa Steamer Gathers Crowds
Arabs on steamships calling at Haifa may look but not step ashore. The French steamer Providence often carries many Arabs among other passengers who disembark in Haifa.
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Haifa
Israel
Providence
Haifia
Janitors to College at Columbia Teachers College
One hundred school-building supervisors custodians janitors and engineers will attend a school-plant care workshop this summer at Columbia University's Teachers College. Led by Dr Henry H Linn the course aims to spark interest in building-service work and improve efficiency and economy in operating school plants.
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New York
Columbia University
Teachers College
Henry H. Linn
Dr. Linn
Arabs Seek Shore Leave But Fail to Get Permission
The Arabs consistently request shore leave to tour Haifa but are refused while tourists of other nationalities obtain full facilities.
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Haifa
National Geographic Suggests Agogwe May Be Rare Monkeys
The National Geographic Society proposes that the agogwe or little furred people seen in East Africa may actually be rare monkeys rather than a mythic species.
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The
National Geographic Society
East Africa
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Trip Piedery
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Michigan
G. R. Jones
Oldsmobile General Sales
T. C. Downey
S.E. Skinner
Lawrence County Harmony
Ellie Gillespie
Veto Garrison
William Heaps
George Garrison
Phil Campbell
Edward McClung
George Green
Thompson
J. W. Henderson
MacKenzie
Jewelry
Morgan County Corinth
J D
Dillehay
Grant
Second Ave
Aquila
Casey
Cape 980
United
Seton
Isis Buz
Christy
Junior
Africa
Wilda
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