Drowning Tragedy Claims Nine Year Old Trilbie Sue Lee
Nine year old Trilbie Sue Lee of Holly Pond died after drowning near her home on June 7. Her brother Hollis and father Mr. Lee nearly drowned trying to rescue her while two soldiers attempted artificial respiration without success. Funeral held June 8 in Morgan County with burial at Lawrence Cove cemetery. Survivors include her parents three brothers a sister and grandparents. An unrelated note mentions a measure of 142 carats of diamonds in one ounce.
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Trilbie Sue Lee
Cullman County
Cullman Banner
HH. Lee
Holly Pond
Route One
Hollis Lee
Hollis
Mr. Lee
Cullman Hospital
Horace Chambers
Lawrence Cove
Morgan County
Mutual
Levaughn
Wallace
Hilda
W. W. Vincent
Laundry heater with jacket and 30 gallon tank for sale
For sale a laundry heater with jacket and 30 gallon tank in good condition. See at 601 11th Ave West. Phone 1781 R.
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11Th Ave
Modest Maidens Trademark Registered and Mortuary Queries
Newfoundland may be removed from cemeteries starting July 1947 as the Army and Navy begin asking next of kin for updated addresses to decide on disposition of bodies. Families in same neighborhoods may receive queries at different times. Next of kin with changed addresses should mail current addresses to the appropriate service divisions in Washington.
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Newfoundland
Army
Navy
War Department
Washington
D. C
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
BDC
Navy Department
Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
D. C. Coast Guard
U. S. Coast Guard
Service Departments
War Department sets plan to repatriate 328000 WWII dead
The War Department outlines a five year program to repatriate 328000 World War II personnel buried overseas. Families may choose burial in a U S national cemetery, private burial with a government subsidy, or overseas military cemetery burial. Caskets arrive this fall with initial shipments starting year end.
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War Department
Continental
United States
Julian Bibb
United States of American
Red Cross
Hawaii
Belgium
France
Africa
Middle-East
Mediterranean
United Kingdom
Caribbean
Bermuda
Australia
The
Solomons
Philippines
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
China
India
Marital Matchmaking Contracts Declared Invalid by U S Law
A historical legal note states that contracts deeds or wills attempting to compel a person to marry are not valid under United States law. The article discusses the prohibition and its legal implications.
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U. S
Death of Birmingham merchant G W Hodges
George Washington Hodges a Birmingham merchant died Friday evening after a long illness at 4 35 p m He was born December 1 1878 in Lawrence County and lived in Birmingham Surviving are two brothers Davis Hodges Decatur and Daniel J Hodges Birmingham with several nieces and nephews The service at Grant Street Church of Christ is set for Sunday at 3 30 p m Burial will be in City Cemetery Brown directing Other items note a domestic dispute case and a housekeeping ad
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George Washington Hodges
Birmingham
Rufus Underwood
Grant Street Church of Christ
Hodges
Fribeen
Lawrence County
Davis Hodges
Decatur
Daniel J. Hodges
Sherman Street
John W. Flowers
B. C. Ezell
H. R. Sherrow
Ben Campbell
E. E. Anderson
Bob Nelson
City Cemetery
Brown
Wood worker freed on bail after chastity belt assault claim
A 39 year old wood worker called William Truax was released on $1 000 bail after a preliminary hearing in Atlantic City on a charge of atrocious assault and battery. Police Captain Edward Webb said Truax styled a chastity belt to deter his wife from running away. City Recorder Albert Shahadi released Truax after the hearing.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Edward Webb
Tony
Albert Shahadi
William Truax
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Loyd’s Drug Store
Blondie
Dill
Vince
Alabama
Modest Maidens
Patent Office
Myo
Cyy
Ounucdis
Burma
Alaska
Greenland
Ireland
Dearman Auto Body Works
Lee Street
Belk
G. W. Hodges
Webb
Rose
Truax
Mrrs
Belk’s Bargain Basement
Marcy Lee
Junior Miss Shop
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