Marriage notices for Howell Wideman and Hix Green
Arthur Malcolm Howell, 24, of Hartselle, a Wolverine Tube employee, to Barbara Ann Wideman, 18, of Hartselle. Glenn Luther Hix, 26, a North Carolina minister, to Mabel Blackwell Green, 30, a student, of 409 Sherman Street.
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Barbara Ann Wideman
Hartselle
Glenn Luther Hix
North Carolina
Mabel Blackwell Green
Student
Sherman Street
Japan seeks United Nations membership via House vote
Tokyo report states that the House of Representatives voted to seek Japan's inclusion in the United Nations. The bill advances to the upper house for consideration.
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Tokyo
House of Representatives
Japan
United Nations
Steel Freeze Is Lifted Again
Washington reports the government lifts the steel shipment ban, imposed April 29 to protect defense supplies. The stoppage followed CIO President Murray's steel strike and a district court ruling on government seizure stayed for Supreme Court review. Secretary Sawyer said inventories have rebuilt to permit removal of the warehouse shipment freeze.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Supreme Court
Commerce Sawyer
Steel Mills
Lost cash returned in Berkeley mystery envelope
Miss Alice Doran of Berkeley found a plain white envelope on her door sill at 1 a. m. Inside was eleven thousand seven hundred dollars the exact amount she lost two weeks earlier in a San Francisco bus terminal. She says she is not asking questions.
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Berkeley
Calif
Alice
Doran
San Francisco
Former Decatur Resident Dies From Work Related Heart Attack
Final rites for Roland Wright Sr., a former Decatur resident, will be announced later. He died around 2 PM Tuesday at the Republic Steel plant in Birmingham while at work. Funeral time to be set pending arrival of relatives.
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Roland Wright Sr
Decatur
Birmingham
Wright
Republic Steel
Fifth Atomic Blast Heard in Nuclear Series
LAS VEGAS Nov. Five atomic blasts mark the spring nuclear program with the AEC signaling continued testing. Since April 1 one shot per week except Holy Week, next week hosting 500 military observers in foxholes for a non maneuver invitational event. Desert Rock IV third phase planned with 1500 Army troops in about two weeks. Three 300 foot towers remain at Yucca Flat indicating possible further tests.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Foxholes
Memorial for Mrs. Flossie Stinson in Morgan County
Mrs. Flossie Stinson was laid to rest at Cook Cemetery in Morgan County Mount View. Visitors and locals reflect on the loss as family and friends recall her life while others attend church and social events in nearby towns.
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Cook Cemetery
Veal
W. C. Lindsey
Junior Bell
Air Force
W. G. Harris
Bald Knob
Lawrence County
Billy Lindsey
Army
Washington, D.C
Judson Lindsey
Ray
Ronald Childers
Fletcher Turney
Decatur
O. B. Chappell
Lee Brown
Carolyn
Luther Maze
Milton’ Bomar
Calvin Stinson
Loraine
Ohio
Sam and
George Dotson
Clyde Stinson
Boaz
W. O. Lindsey
Flat Tire Arrests Five For Cullman Burglary
Five Jefferson county men were arrested after a flat tire led to their capture in Columbia Tennessee. Onie Chappell Edward F Poole Tony D Smith Marvin G Wadsworth and Leroy Young confessed to burglarizing Werner s drive in Cullman Saturday night. They were charged with burglary and released on bond. Sheriff Waldrop noted four other county burglaries Sunday and no arrests have been made.
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Cullman
W. C. Waldrop
Waldrop
Onie Chappell
Birmingham
Edward F. Poole
Tony D. Smith
Marvin G. Wadsworth
Leroy Young
Sandusky
Wadsworth
Young
Colum
Bia
Tenn
Columbia
Alabama
Roy Bradford
Decatur Highway Patrol
NeSmith
Winston County
Faust
Jones Chapel
Mrs. Ollie Moore Rites Held Today
Mrs. Ollie Moore age 46 of Hartselle died yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 P M at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev L E Toone and Rev C E Hatchett officiating. Interment in Reeves cemetery. Survivors include husband Richard Moore of Hartselle a daughter Annie Ruth Miles of Hartselle two brothers Sam and Jim Blevins of Hartselle and two sisters Miss Bertie Blevins of Hartselle and Mrs Nannie Allison of Sheffield.
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Ollie Moore
Hartseller
Bethlehem Baptist Church
L. E. Toone
C. E. Hatchett
Reeves Cemetery
Richard Moore
Hartselle
Annie Ruth Miles
Sam
Jim Blevins
Bertie Blevins
Nannie Allison
Sheffield
Final Estimate On Cotton Crop For 1951 Released
The Agriculture Department reports a final 1951 cotton crop of 15,130,000 bales valued at 3.304 billion dollars, down from the December forecast of 15,290,000 bales. Cotton value reaches 2.866 billion with cottonseed at 438.63 million. Acreage and yields show lint at 271.7 pounds per acre, with 27.917 million acres cultivated and 26.687 million harvested. Cottonseed production totals 6.325 million tons.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Second Negro Action With Trinity Break-In
Elmer McBay age 19 and John H. Freeman age 16 are Trinity Negroes charged with burglary after a Saturday break in at a Trinity residence. Police report $20 in cash stolen. the suspects claim they took three Canadian nickels. No bond set for either arrestees.
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Negro
Trinity
Elmer McBay
McBay
John. H. Freeman
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