Harris Survey Shows Americans Mixed in Anxiety and Resolve
A Washington Post report analyzes public opinion on personal and national concerns. It highlights rugged American individualism with a belief in self-made progress, while acknowledging widespread anxiety over debt health and civil rights.
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Waldermose Springs
Smith
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William
Ballinger
Center Springs
Whitten
Shrimping Opens in Mobile Bay After Flood Delay
Mobile Bay shrimping resumes after a spring flood closure. Chief George W. Allen of the State Seafood Division announced the waters will reopen for day and night shrimping in the bay south of a line from the ammunition dump channel on Hollingers Island to the Fairhope city pier.
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George W. Allen
State Seafood Division
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Ammunition Dump
Hollingers Island
Fairhope City Pier
Baldwin Girl Dies From Gun Wound
Penny Mae Scott five year old daughter of Ida Ruth Scott of Fairhope died in Mobile hospital from a gunshot suffered when her five year old brother accidentally shot her at home on April 17. She had been in critical condition since the incident.
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Penny Mae Scott
Ida Ruth Scott
Fairhope
Two More Qualify For Hartselle Races
HARTSELLE two more persons qualified to seek election. They are Troy Nunn current council member for mayor and Edward L Montrone for place 2.
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Hartselle
Troy Nunn
Edward L. Montrone
Health Capsules on Hernia Risks and Wound Infections
Health Capsules discusses hernia growth with age and the need for surgical repair to prevent enlargement. It also asks if a trivial wound can cause lockjaw and notes the information is not a diagnostic substitute. Dr Michael A Petit is mentioned in relation to the Health Capsules segment.
Primatene Promoted as Overthecounter Asthma Aid
Doctors prescribe Primatene most for asthma and its new over the counter availability promises fast attack relief and hours of freedom from spasms. The tablets open airways loosen congestion and ease nervous tension, offering safe use when directed and sleep at night without injections.
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New York
Your Money's Worth Prove Dollars Are Worth Statistically
Sylvia Porter explains how the dollar's purchasing power varies by base year using a CPI table. Milestone years such as 1913 1920 1939 1961 show wide swings. readers can pick any base year to gauge inflation and your dollar's worth today.
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Spoon First, Ancient Tool in Food History
A reader asks which kitchen item a man would invent first. The answer: the spoon, used since the Stone Age for liquids and hot foods. Ancient spoons appear in Egypt and Greece, while forks and knives came later with dining, especially after the 17th century. The piece notes widespread use of hands for eating prior to forks.
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France
England
Athens Council to Hire Edgemon as Police Officer
The Athens City Council is set to hire Edgemon a former Alabama state trooper to join the police department replacing a resigned officer. They will also discuss Town Creek cleanup costs planned to curb floods and consider rezoning Hightower property to business and possible swimming pool insurance.
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Carl Edgemon
Alabama
Edgemon
Mahlon Nixon
Town Creek
Arthur Stewart
John Crutcher
Planning Commission
Hightower
Hobbs St
22 Eye City Spots In Athens City Election
Athens city clerk John Crutcher announced that 22 candidates have qualified for the August 11 city election. The list includes Mayor contenders Arthur Stewart incumbent Robert Tinnon and Wayne Jennings, plus six council places with multiple nominees such as Place 1 Walter Gordon and A Sergés Legg, De Witt Garrett, Eugene Thornton, Luther G. Smith among others.
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Athens
John Crutcher
Arthur Stewart
Robert Tinnon
Wayne Jennings
Walter Gordon
A. Sergés Legg
de Witt Garrett
Eugene Thornton
Luther G. Smith
William Smith
Eli Nelson
W. T
Tommy) Osborne
Thomas W. Spencer
Robert V. Clem
Clay Smith
Joe Carpenter
Jim Ed Legg
John Conlon
Lester B. Cole
Frank Turner
Douglas C. Gordon
Homer G. Looney
Buford A. Romine
Airline grounded in Formosa after fatal CAT crash
All Civil Air Transport planes were grounded in Formosa for a three day safety check following a CAT twin engine crash in central Formosa that killed 57 people including 20 Americans. The airline was founded in 1946 by Lt Gen Claire Chennault. One victim was Rev Bertis E Downs III of Clifton Forge Virginia, a member of the Formosa mission of the Presbyterian Church.
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Formosa
Ministry of Communications
CAT
Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
Bertis E. Downs III
Clifton Forge
Downs
Ann
Presbyterian Church of America
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