Bankruptcy Notice for Richard V Baulch in Decatur Alabama
The District Court of the United States Northeastern Division in Alabama adjudges Richard Vernon Baulch bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at Referee office 609 12 Second Avenue Decatur Alabama on July 19 1950 at 10:00 AM. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and conduct other business. Dated Decatur Alabama June 20 1950. Charles W Bethany Jr Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Alabama
Richard Vernon Baulch
Second Avenue
Decatur
Charles W. Bethany,Jr
Southeastern High School Meet Underway
Heavy morning rains delayed the start of the Southeastern high school baseball tournament in Tuscaloosa Alabama. Opening game Chattanooga versus Mount Vernon was postponed with kickoff times unsettled. Pairings list includes Sidney Lanier against Catholic High Newport Lakeland versus Clemmons Bass versus Chattanooga winner and Tuscaloosa versus Greenwood. Semi finals Thursday night and finals Friday night.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jared Chattanooga
Mount Vernon High
Lakeland
Fla
Clemmons
N. C
Bass High
Atlanta
Greenwood
Miss
Thomas Field
Alberta City Park
Doubleheader Set At Delano Park With VFW and East End
A twin bill at Delano Park features VFW versus Star Market Huntsville at 7:30 p.m. in the first game. The night cap matches East End against the Athens National Guard Club.
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Delano Park
VFW
Star Market of
Huntsville
East End
Athens National Guard Club
Standings Tally From Early Leagues
International League results include Montreal 10 Syracuse 5 Toronto 4-1 Buffalo 17-5 Baltimore 6-4 Rochester 1-7 Jersey City 0-8. American Association shows Louisville 14-3 St Paul 5-4 Toledo 15 Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 11 Kansas City 8.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Toronto
Myokine
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE PAGE
A compiled puzzle page with a standard crossword grid of across and down clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. The across clues cover rotating pieces to back, and the down clues include stadium and other common terms. A sample cryptogram decodes a quotation using a simple substitution cipher.
Tomorrow's Schedule in the American League
The schedule lists games: Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, Washington at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland. The trio of matchups features notable midweek activity across major league ballparks.
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American League
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baram
Dropo
Tae
Williams
Stephens
Kell
Zarilla
Doerr
Henrich
Horre
Raschi
Nuw
Trout
McDerand Sanford
New
Weeknight NBA Matchups Announced for Cincinnati and More
The schedule lists basketball games: Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Only these contests are on the program.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Major League Baseball Leaders and Standings Summary
League batting leaders include Kell of Detroit hitting .385 with Williams of Boston close behind. Jethroe of Boston leads runs with 49 and Jethroe also shows 14 stolen bases. Pitching and fielding totals feature Spahn, Roberts, and Hiller among others with varying win totals and ERAs.
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Kell
Detroit
Dropo
Jethroe
Boston
Torgeson
Stephens
Bos
Ennis
Philadelphia
Lockman
New York
Robinson
Brayn
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Slaughter
Campanella
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Snider
Reese
Spenaze
Terwilliger
Spahn
Roberts
Philadel
Ler
Paeeete
Hiller
Chicago
Radio Amateurs Must Master General Radio Knowledge
Radio amateurs should possess core general knowledge of radio principles including signal propagation modulation and safety practices to operate effectively and comply with regulatory standards. This foundational understanding supports competent experimentation and responsible spectrum use.
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Radio Prines Te Ieee
Taxi Driver Held After Knife Slaying of Fellow Cabman
Washington county Sheriff Dan Brock announced murder charges against Ambus Peal, 30, Chipley taxi driver, in the death of Dolphus Toole. Toole was found stabbed about 50 times in the trunk of his taxi in Orange Hill near Chipley on May 16 after questioning of Peal over the weekend following his Friday arrest. Two others were detained and released. Peal has not yet spoken.
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Chipley, Fla
Washington County
Dan Brock
Ambus Peal
Chipley
Dolphus Toole
Peal
Toole
Orange Hill
Troop 63 Meeting Sets Game After Oath and Reports
Twenty two boys and Scout officials attended Troop 63’s Monday meeting at Westside Presbyterian church. Allen Counts led the Scout oath, patrol corners were called, and reports were read. The group then went to the ball park for a fun game. one new member was registered per Bobby Cantrell.
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Westside Presbyterian Church
Allen Counts
Bobby Cantrell
Ohio Voters In An Awful State
Ohio voters and political leaders reacted to Governor Lausche's remarks about his U S senate choice. He indicated uncertainty between Ferguson and Taft, prompting mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans and sparking discussion on party interest versus national duty.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lauswigs
U. S
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Ferguson
Taft
Lausche
White
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
William M. Boyle Jr
Boyle
Maine nominates woman Democrat for Congress
Lucia Cormier, a 38 year old Rumford book store owner, won the Maine Democratic primary in the first district defeating Dr Adrian H Scolten of Portland by more than two to one. Scolten said Cormier is the second "Margaret Chase Smith" candidate Maine may favor for Washington.
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Portland
Lucia Cormier
Maine
Adrian H. Scolten
Scolten
Cormier
Chase Smith
Detroit Slips in National City Size Ranking
Detroit 1950 population 1,837,617 a gain of 214,165 since 1940 but still fourth largest city. Los Angeles 1950 population 1,954,036 up 449,759 from 1,504,277 in 1940. New York first, Chicago second, Philadelphia third.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Annual West Home Family Celebration Honors Fathers Day
Family and relatives gathered at E. L. Vest home on June 18 to celebrate Father s Day and birthdays of E. L. Vest and Mrs. T. L. Wade. Attendees included multiple West relatives from Cullman Birmingham Pratt City Gardendale and Hanceville with eight grandchildren present. A buffet noon meal followed, and the event is an annual family tradition.
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E. L. Vest
T. L. Wade
West
Edward
Bettye Lou
Don
Cullman
Webb Hunter
Mary Faye
Jimmy
Charlie Hammonds
Decatur
Claude W. West
Charlie Banes
Bobby Joe
Charlene
Birmingham
Leon Gilbreth
Peggy Jean
Pratt City
Charles West
Hanceville
George Banes
Gardendale
Road Grading at Widows Creek Nears Completion
Grading on the access road to the Widows Creek Steam Plant near Bridgeport Alabama is substantially complete. May activity includes 260 723 cubic yards of fill and the start of a highway bridge over the railroad after detour completion.
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Widows Creek
Bridgeport
Alabama
Public Safety Service
Three Local Men In ROTC Summer Camp
Three local men attend a six week Corps of Military Police ROTC summer camp at Camp Gordon Georgia. The participants include Hillis Tucker Elmon Terry and Hulon D Cockrell all from Decatur. About three hundred students from 20 colleges nationwide join the program.
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Corps of Military Police
Camp Gordon
Hillis Tucker
T. H. Tucker
Decatur
Elmon Terry
Edward Terry
10Th Avenue West
Hulon D. Cockrell
I. D. Cockrell
12Th Avenue West
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