Death verdict in rape case in Luverne Alabama
A packed Luverne courtroom cheered as 28 year old Jim Arrington was found guilty of raping a 35 year old white farm wife. The all white jury deliberated 30 minutes, Judge A E Gamble set April 22 for execution but postponed pending state supreme court review.
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Jim Arrington
A. _E. Gamble
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Local Social Roundup in Morgan County
Community notes from Morgan County including visits and weekend stays by residents from Huntsville Decatur and nearby towns. Updates on illness and family visits. Power line completion celebrated by Johnson Chapel area. Rev Addie Wallace resigns as Rock Springs church pastor.
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Dennis Garrison
Huntsville
Coy. Breedlove
Russell Brown
Larry
Wilma Boger
Jean
Robert Self
Imogene West
Decatur
Herman West
Willie Williams
Evie Bedingfield
Renee Thompson
Gaines McNutt
R. L
Ozelle
Aldridge
Connie Roberts
Howard James
Julian Taylor
Leora James
Addie Wallace
Rock Springs Church
Stand demands death penalty lesson to deter crime
County Solicitor Morton Little urged the jury to impose the death penalty as a lesson to others who might commit such crimes regardless of race. Bob Feiler achieved 177 American League victories, the highest total among active junior league hurlers.
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Morton Little
Bob Feiler
A New Dictionary for Business and Public Life
A collection of reflections on language in business and society. It critiques the term free enterprise, laments misinterpretations of words like capitalist, and calls for a fresh business dictionary to build goodwill. The piece blends quotes and satire on politics, consumer culture, and daily life.
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America
Community Notes From Lawrence County Family Visits
Lawrence County column records visits and social calls among local families including Briley Gillespie Mills Heaps Foshee and Thrasher. Sunday services at Harmony feature Rev J W Henderson with scripture If A Man Die Shall He Live Again. Several residents travel to Decatur and Austinville for errands and family time.
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William R
Bill) Briley
Virginia
W. M. Briley
Billy Little
Clarence Gillespie
Hobson Terry
L. S. Thrasher
Kattie Hill
Berea
Herman Heaps
Dean
Jean
May
Fay
Betty
J. W. Henderson
Harmony
Liss Ovella Cole
Wallace
William Briley
Wood
Decatur
Opal
Velma Mills
Ellie Gillespie
Addie Mills
Eldridge Welborn
Arley Heaps
W. E. Mills
Zelemer Eades
Edward
Billy Jean Cole
Lavonia
George Parker
Clyde Harrison
Thomas Foshee
Evens Carrol
J. N. Heaps
Clyde
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