United Steelworkers Reach 2-Year Aluminum Deals
The United Steelworkers announce 2-year pacts with Aluminum Co. of America Reynolds Metals Kaiser Aluminum and Ormet covering 20000 members. No wage increase but improved vacations pensions and unemployment benefits plus a new vacation plan could add up to a week off per year. Deals signed with Alcoa and others to follow shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum Corp
Ormet Inc
McDonald
John S. Harrison
Alcoa
X15 Record Flight Surprises Edwards Pilot
X15 pilot Joseph A. Walker reached 120000 feet and 4159 mph during a test climb at Edwards Air Force Base California. Officials noted the craft exceeded its 4000 mph design speed unexpectedly while testing a braking maneuver for future spacecraft reentries. The plane was dropped from a B52 at 45000 feet and landed ten minutes later in a pancake attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Pigeons Ground Air Conditioner For Senator Goldwater
Washington report says Senator Barry Goldwater and family stopped using their air conditioner after pigeons nested on it on May 15. The parents were warming eggs and the pigeons grew, leaving the Goldwaters hopeful the birds would depart soon as July nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mamma
Goldwaters
Largest Lutheran Church Born From Detroit Merger
In Detroit a historic Lutheran merger formed the Lutheran Church in America after a solemn ceremony at Cobo Hall. About 7,000 Lutherans gathered as four denominations united, with 1,000 delegates and leaders from the former bodies participating in the fusion of flames and a single altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
The
Lutheran Church In America
Cobo Hall
Franklin Clark Fry
New York
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Lawrence County
Admissions list includes Mrs. Levert Wilbanks of Trinity and Mary Nell Simms of Moulton. Dismissals include Barry Johnson of Trinity and Wanda Thomas of Decatur, with multiple entries for other individuals across Town Creek Russellville Hillsboro and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Johnson
Trinity
Mivin Parker
Town Creek
Danny Little
Russellville
Mathais Letson
Hillsboro
Wanda Thomas
Decatur
Local Names List From Athens Area Notices
A compact list of individuals connected to Athens and nearby towns includes Charlie W. Robinson, Stanley Downs, Harvest Seamon, Calvin Britton, Aurelia Davis, Lemon Eddy, Edward Calvin McGrew, James Griggs, E. C. Steele, Odell Batrum, Mary Louise, Ida Mae Scott along with several Athens residents and associated addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie W. Robinson
Athens
Stanley Downs
Harvest Seamon
Calvin Britton
Aurelia Davis
Elkmont
Lemon Eddy
Edward Calvin McGrew
E. C. Steele
tAhens
Odell Batrum
Toney
Mary Louise Athens
No Excitement So They Went Home
In Miami Dade County a car hit a boy on a bicycle prompting police and three squad cars to respond. A crowd formed and traffic halted while an ambulance checked the damaged bicycle and victim. A boy named Chris Schofield then appeared saying a neighbor gave him milk and showing a scratch on his leg. everyone went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Dade County
Actress Susan Kohner Calls Off Wedding to George Hamilton
Actress Susan Kohner called off her wedding plans with actor George Hamilton set for August 12. Kohner, 25, returned Hamilton’s wedding ring after ending the engagement. Hamilton left town for an undisclosed destination and declined comment. he recently purchased a large Beverly Hills estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Actress
Hollywood
Susan Kohner
Hamilton
Beverly Hills
List of Cullman area residents and shoppers
The page lists numerous Cullman and nearby residents with names and towns including Hanceville Cullman Falkville Vinemont Holly Pond Crane Hill Garden City and Addison. It also details multiple burglaries in Hartselle with thefts at Hart sellle Grocery Davis Feed Store Beeline Lanes Ranch Drive in and other establishments and police pursuit efforts. Investigators note a pattern of break ins across Decatur and Morgan counties with safes targeted and small cash losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Davis
Hartselle
Davis
Booth Feed
Decatur
Sheriff's Force
Ranch
Brunswick
Hall Motor Express
Allied
Max
Trade Mart
Dick Coffey
Ford
Max's Trade Mart
Davis Feed Store
Soviet Milk and Meat Short of Target in 1962
Pravda reports milk production in the first half of 1962 is about 20 percent below government targets. Meat output is even lower. The disclosure came during a Kremlin agricultural conference addressed by Presidium member Gennady Voronov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Presidium
Gennady Voronov
Kremlin
British Actress Diana Dors Has 2nd Son
Hollywood AP reports British actress Diana Dors and her husband comedian Richard Dawson welcomed a 10 pound 2 ounce baby boy at Cedars of Lebanon hospital on Wednesday. The couple already has a son, Mark Richard, age 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Dors
Hollywood
Richard Dawson
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Mark Richard
Total Shelter Gains Expected
Birmingham AP one survey shows Alabama short of fallout shelter space but a second survey in progress should yield a more favorable report. The first Army Corps estimate found space for 197000 people. Bobby Blaylock Montgomery Civil Defense director noted the figure is small against Alabama population above 34 million. The ongoing survey broadens scope to mines and tunnels that could be converted into emergency shelters.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Army Corps of Engineers
Bobby Blaylock
Montgomery
Civil Defense
State Civil Defense Association
Alabama Sheriff Assumes U.S. National Sheriffs Post
NEW ORLEANS AP Sheriff Arthur Shuman of Springfield Ohio became president of the National Sheriffs Association on Wednesday. He succeeds Sheriff Charles A. Griffon Jr. of Plaquemine Louisiana. Other officers named include Sheriff James G. Clark Jr. of Selma Alabama as fourth vice president.
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New Orleans
Arthur Shuman
Springfield
Ohio
National Sheriffs’ Association
Charles A. Griffon Jr
Plaquemine
James G. Clark Jr
Selma, Ala
Freak Accident Kills A Mechanic
A 45 year old mechanic, Dewey E Lowe, died when a truck tire blew while he was filling it with air. A portion of the tire rammed his head, and he died minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Dewey E. Lowe
Local Names Listed in Community Directory
A collection of names and addresses appears to be a local community listing. Individuals include Mrs Gene Fann, Mrs Louise Young, Master Roger Terry, Forrest Lansdell, John Bowling, Master Donald Peek, J T Bolton, Mrs Nell Houston, Grady Watkins, Mrs Ruth Turner, Joe Croney, and John Hardy with various street addresses and cities such as Somerville Rad, 21st Ave, Hartselle, Sheffield, Lacey's Spring, Elkton and Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fann
Somerville Rad
Louise Young
21St Ave
Roger Terry
Hartselle
Donald Peek
J. T. Bolton
16Th Ave
Nell Houston
E. Moulton
Grady Watkins
Trinity
Ruth Turner
Joe Croney
Elkton
Tenn
John Hardy
Summerlane
Local Names List of Decatur Area Residents
A compilation of residents and relatives includes Mrs. Z. T. Perry of 2112 11th St SE Mrs. Willie W Coffee of Decatur Mrs. James Dietz of 620 3rd Ave Little Miss Rosemary Bates 812 13th Ave SE Miss Janet Annita Layton Decatur 3 Mrs. G H Terry Courtland Master Charles Edward Smith Hartselle Gordon W McCutcheon Lacey's Spring Mrs. Effie Buck 213 8th Ave SW Dalford E Maples Decatur 3 Baby Rice Lacey's Spring 1 James Woodard Richie 418 11th Ave SW Master James Gilbert Springer Jr Decatur 2 Mrs Palmer Keeton Cullman 2 Mrs Flint C Gillespie and infant daughter Hillsboro 1 Mrs Vernis Gillespie and infant daughter Decatur 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Bates
13Th Ave
Janet Annita Layton
Decatur
G. H. Terry
Courtland
Charles Edward Smith
Hartselle
Gordon W. McCutcheon
Lacey's Spring
Effie Buck
8Th Ave
Dalford E. Maples
Lacey’s Spring
James Woodard Richie
11Th Ave
James Gilbert Springer, Jr
Palmer Keeton
Cullman
Flint C. Gillespie
Hillsboro
Vernis. Gillespie
Mrs M H Jacobs and L N Clemons address listing
Brief item notes two individuals, Mrs M H Jacobs and Mrs L N Clemons, with addresses 1825 5th Street Southeast and 1715 Buena Vista Circle, plus a reference to Memorial Drive Northwest and an entity Human Whol 207 Memorial Dr. Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Clemons
Buena Vista Circle
Memorial Dr
Park Use By Whites Claimed
A telegram from Birmingham activists alleges city parks are used by whites but not Negroes. In January federal orders closed most parks to desegregate. The Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights led by Rev. F L Shuttlesworth urged open access or full closure, threatening court action for clarification or contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
W AP
Arthur J. Hanes
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Reapportionment Bill Stalls Then Advances in Legislature
A federal court order looming unless lawmakers reapportion by July 16 spurs action. The standby reapportionment bill, advanced by the House, faced Senate delays as rural blocs rewrote to give small counties more clout. The Webb measure remains on the Senate calendar, with future steps returning it to the House for direct vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Douglas Webb
Escambia
Webb
Th House
Death notices for Anna Pam Wheeler announced by Reynolde Funeral Home
Services for Anna Pam Wheeler who died at 4:25 a.m. today at her daughter Mrs Ovesta Fletcher's home 413 Wilson St W will be announced later by Reynolde Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pam Wheeler
Ovesta Fletcher
Wilson St. W
Reynolde Funeral Home
Loren Peter obituary at Montevallo unsigned
Miss Lorraine Peter of Montevallo died Wednesday at 6 20 p m in a Montevallo hospital after a short illness Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m at St Andrews Church Montevallo with burial in Montevallo Cemetery Contributions to the St Andrews Mission in Montevallo are requested The deceased taught at Alabama College for 30 years Survivors include sister Esther P Hunt of Decatur brother Charles S Peter of Mobile and two nieces and four nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Peter
Montevallo
St. Andrews Church
St. Andrews Mission
Alabama College
Esther P. Hunt
Decatur
Charles S. Peter
Mobile
Andy Broadway dies after long illness in Athens
Andy Broadway, 78, died Wednesday evening at his son George Broadway's home in Athens after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at McConnell Service Funeral Home Chapel with Grady Reyer officiating. Burial will be in Gatlin Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Ruby Land Huntsville Arnold Home Richmond Calif Richard Hoppingarner Ft Wayne Ind Billy Hinkle Ft Wayne Ind, two sons George Athens Henry Broadway Nashville Tenn, 14 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren a brother Robert Broadway Decatur three sisters Bob Birdsong Athens Lillian Wright Chattanooga Tenn Mamie Wallace Brownsboro Ala.
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Athens
Andy Broadway
George Broadway
McConnell Service
Funeral Home
Grady Reyer
Gatlin Cemetery
Ruby Land
Huntsville
Arnold Home
Richmond
Calif
Richard Hoppingarner
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Billy Hinkle
George
Henry Broadway
Nashville
Tenn
Robert Broadway
Decatur
Bob Birdsong
Lillian Wright
Chattanooga
Mamie Wallace
Brownsboro
Ala
Mrs Mary Ada Cagle dies at 76 in local hospital
Mrs Mary Ada Cagle 76 of 2018 Locust St SE died at 3 30 am in a local hospital Funeral services Friday at 2 pm Memorial Drive Church of Christ with George Marshall officiating Burial will be in Johnsons Chapel cemetery Gunthorp Brown Service in charge Survived by husband A W Cagle one daughter Vera Maner Decatur two sons Herman Cagle Lake City Fla Guy Cagle Scottsdale Ariz two brothers Ben and James Weems Birmingham two sisters Mrs Aosie Smith Decatur and Mrs A S Holt Hartselle 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren Pallbearers Carlos Webb Charles Smith Millard Cagle Lowell Tuten Rufus Campbell and L R Brooks Body will lie in state at the funeral home until time to be taken to the church to lie in state from 1 to 2 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ada Cagle
Locust St. SE
Memorial Drive Church of Christ
George Marshall
Johnsons Chapel
Gunthorp- Brown
A. W. Cagle
Vera Maner
Decatur
Herman Cagle
Lake City
Births in Cullman and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs Travis J Barnes Jr Cullman 6 welcome a daughter Tuesday at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Virgil Laney Cullman 5 announce a son Tuesday at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jack Handley Cullman 9 report a daughter Tuesday at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bobby D Allred Cullman welcome a daughter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James H Pitts Cullman 1 report a son Wednesday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. H Dietz 620 3rd Ave SW has a boy Wednesday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs R C Holmes Somerville 2 report a son Tuesday at a local hospital. A boy to Mr and Mrs James Darnell 401 Market St NE Wednesday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. A boy to Mr and Mrs Z T Perry 2112 11th St SE Wednesday at Decatur General Hospital.
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Travis J. Barnes, Jr
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Virgil Laney
Jack Handley
Bobby D. Allred
James H. Pitts
R. C. Holmes
Somerville
James Darnell
Market St. NE
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
James H. Dietz
3Rd Ave
Decatur General Hospital
Z. T. Perry
11Th St
Limestone group to attend Elk River meeting in Winchester
Athens Limestone Chamber of Commerce leaders John M. McDonald Ed Sandlin John R. Russell W B Buchanan Wilson White Mack Maples Henry Neal Hershal Littrell and Dr D E Jackson City of Athens officials Mayor Arthur Stewart John Marlin Limestone County Board of Revenue Homer McLemore chairman Hub Pugh Grady Holland Thomas Lee Hammons and R O Rube Moore will attend the Elk River Development Association annual meeting in Winchester Tennessee.
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Athens
Limestone County Chamber of Commerce
City of Athens
Limestone County
Elk River Development Association
Winchester
Tenn
Chamber of Commerce
John M. McDonald
Ed Sandlin
John R. Russell
W. B. Buchanan
Wilson White
Mack Maples
Henry Neal
Hershal Littrell
DE. Jackson
City of
Homer McLemore
Hub Pugh
Grady Holland
Thomas Lee Hammons
R. O. (Rube) Moore
Self reunion set for July 8 at Sportsman's Lake
District Diary CULLMAN reports the annual Self reunion will be held July 8 at Sportsman's Lake. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Sportsman’s Lake
Athens Sheriff’s force makes two arrests Wednesday
In Athens, sheriff deputies arrested two individuals on Wednesday for violating the prohibition law and for driving without a valid license. The incidents occurred during routine patrols and underlying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Farm sector sees little change in early 1962 receipts
Washington AP reports US farmers retain similar cash receipts and marketings through May 1962 as in 1961, with a slight May cash receipts rise. Highlights: hogs expect lower prices next winter, cattle slaughter up, broiler exports to the Common Market may fall due to higher duties, cotton disappearance down, carryover up, and US unmanufactured tobacco exports at a 6-year high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Freeman says Estes did not receive improper favors
Freeman testified that no official or employee in the department is known to have improperly accepted gifts from Estes. He said Estes received no special benefits and that the government lost no money through its dealings with Estes. The 50 page statement notes Estes should not have received additional cotton acreage allotments and that Estes’ appointment to the National Cotton Advisory Committee was a mistake. Murphy acted in good faith in approving the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Estes
Department of Agriculture
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Charles S. Murphy
Senate
Murphy
Department
Market Prices and Commodities Report
Cotton inch middling 4.00 Decatur Joan 33.57 No 2 Yellow Ear Corn 1.90 White Shelled Corn 1.20 No 2 White Far Corp 1.11 No 2 Oats .70 No 2 Milling Wheat 2.00 Mile. per hundred 2.00 Poultry Wheat 1.65 No 2 Barley 9.00 No 1 Soybeans 2.3 Cattle and calves prices unavailable due to low sales. General clearances show Good and choice dealers 25.00-26.50 utility and standard 14.00-24.00 Hogs 300 active 25-50 higher No 1-3 185-250 lb 18.00-18.50 sows scarce 12-4.00
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Decatur Joan
Wall Street Rally Lifts Markets After Morning Slump
A late day advance pushed stocks to daily highs in heavy trading estimated at 5.2 million shares. Key gainers rose from fractions to over 2 points with IBM recouping about 15 points and Xerox up over 7. Other notable movers included Litton Industries Polaroid Du Pont Ford General Foods Chrysler General Dynamics and Merck. The Dow stood at 349.40 up 12.42 at 1 p.m. with gains reported across U.S. Steel Bethlehem General Motors and General Electric.
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New York
IBM
Xerox
Litton Industries
Polaroid
du Pont
Ford
General Foods
Chrysler
General Dynamics
International Nickel
Korvette
Union Carbide
Kansas City Southern
Merck
Texaco
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck
U.S Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
American Cyanamid
General Electric
American Tobacco
City Resident Hurt In Wreck Near Mooresville
Miss Marienne Fennell, 22, Canal Street, was injured when her 1960 Oldsmobile ran off Highway 20 west of Mooresville and overturned around 11 p.m. Wednesday. Head lacerations reported. vehicle damage about $2,000.
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Mooresville
Decatur
Here
B. G. Faulkner
Marienne Fennell
Canal St
Faulkner
Wallace Says Plant Assured Alabama Factory Announced
Gov. George C. Wallace, in Montgomery after talks with businessmen in New York and Pennsylvania, predicted a northern industry will locate a plant in Alabama. He said the company will make the announcement and that it is a substantial firm Alabamians will be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
New York
Pennsylvania
Gadsden Pools May Be Closed
Gadsden Alabama police commissioner warned that further attempts to integrate public swimming pools could force the city to close them. The city runs four pools, three for whites and one for Negroes. Six Negroes tried to enter three pools Wednesday but were refused and left without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
M. T. Mashburn
Dead Man Found on Railroad Tracks Near Stevenson
In Stevenson Alabama a dead 22 year old man Alonzie Pittman and his 24 year old brother John Thomas Pittman both of Chattanooga were found north of the town after a train strike. Sheriff Fred Holder reported the two Pittmans were struck by a train near the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Ala
Here
Jackson County
Fred Holder
Alonzie Pittman
John Thomas Pittman
Chattanooga
Auburn Low Rent Housing Loan Approved in Alabama
WASHINGTON AP The Public Housing Administration approved a 636350 loan for construction of 50 new low rent homes in Auburn Alabama. Senators Lister Hill and John Sparkman and Rep George Andrews announced the 707.05 percent project to be undertaken by the Auburn Housing Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Housing Administration
Auburn
Ala
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
George Andrews
Auburn Housing Authority
Evening Sky: Mercury Seen Near Moon Tonight
Weather and river report notes clear conditions for Friday local area. Mercury appears as a morning star about 70 million miles away near the Moon, with sunset at 7:05 p.m. and sunrise at 4:38 a.m. Moonrise tomorrow is 3:34 a.m. New Moon occurs July 1.
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Mercury
River levels and temperatures reported at Keller Memorial Bridge
Tennessee River reading this morning 21.24 feet with a 0.30 rise in 24 hours. Sea level reading 555.54 feet. TVA lake stages include Pickwick 413.6, Guntersville 594.2, Whitesburg 556.8, Wheeler 555.7, Wilson 506.3 feet. High today 92 at 4:30 p.m., low 72 at 1 a.m. Today 77 at 10:30 a.m. Forecast: variable clouds with showers or thunderstorms about 30 percent, winds light to variable with gusts near storms. High today 88, low tonight 67, high Friday 90.
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Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Four Mobile Officials Join Reapportionment Suit
Four Mobile officials filed petitions in federal court to join 14 Jefferson County residents in a suit seeking Alabama Legislature reapportionment. The petitioners, members of a Citizens committee for representative government on a fair basis, include William M Field Garet Van Antwerp former State senator John W McConnell and Joseph N Langan. A three judge panel scheduled a July 16 hearing on the original suit which contends Jefferson and other large population counties are grossly under represented in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mobile
Jefferson County
Alabama
Citizens Committee For Representative
William M Field
Garet van Antwerp
John W. McConnell
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph N. Langan
Exmayor
Jefferson
Birmingham Woman Becomes AMA Auxiliary President
Mrs. William Thuss of Birmingham took office on Wednesday as president of the Women’s Auxiliary to the American Medical Association, signaling a leadership change in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Thuss
Birmingham
American Medical Association
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Athens - Limestone Admissions
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Ida Mae Scott
Chris Schofield
Chris
Cullman Admissions
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Hanceville
William R. Parker
Cull
Johnny R._ Strickland
Pless I. Echols
Doiley T. Suit
Falkville
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Dianne Dunkin
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Holly Pond
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William A. Maner
Man Harmon Mitchell
Crane Hill
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Addison
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Henry H. Dial
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Harmon Mitchell
Marian Shaver
Garden City
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Virgie H. Prince
Charlie G. Keaton
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Sheffield
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Lacey
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