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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1958
Page
5
United States weather planes report occasional Soviet aircraft in the North Pole area as vapor trails appear from time to time. The sightings gain weight after the UN veto of an Arctic inspection plan. Secretary Dulles calls the veto tragic and the U.S. will push radar improvements.
A lengthy list of patients and admissions appears, including Mrs. Henry S. Garrett, Audie Wise, William Moseley, Mrs. Ora Johnson, Mrs. Z. P. Watkins, and several others with street addresses in Decatur, Hartselle, Falkville, and surrounding areas. The item also notes surveillance and warnings related to the Distant Early Warning Line and Arctic air patrol policy.
Bank Street Hospital releases a roster of dismissals including Mrs. Henry Morgan of Moulton and Mrs. Paul Morgan of Trinity. Also listed are Janice McCreless of Moulton and Ernest Edwards of 111 5th Ave NW. Dismissals include Mrs. James Woodall of Decatur and Ronnie Lorance of 915 Carridale St SW.
Admission notices list several residents and infants including Gail Cindy Presswell at 607 5th Ave SW and Michael Keith Cryer at 1808 Sherman St SE. Others include Mrs E N Lane 211 E Wilson St and Mrs G W Bennich Decatur with additional names across multiple streets.
James Robert Hobbs of Toney and several Athens residents are named across a register of local notices. Names include Mrs. George Preston Dison of Elkmont and Mrs. Everett Knox of Harvest along with Elizabeth Sledge and infant son and others in Athens.
The page records patients and associated relatives at Lawrence County Hospital. Names include Mrs Jodie Blankenship Falkville, Mrs Robert Hill Moulton, Charlie Nance Mr Hope, Mrs E D Terry Hillsboro, Mrs Lona Craig Moulton, and others with babies noted for Trinity Moulton Decatur and Grayson listings.
A federal quarantine targets seven Southeastern states and 13 Florida counties starting Tuesday to restrict movement of soil and unprocessed sand and gravel. Regulated items include nursery stock grass sod soil peat and forestry products with soil. Florida lists about 1.5 million infested acres. Australia was first settled by the British in 1788.
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