Police say step-son kills wife then takes own life
In Huntsville Alabama police report James Edwin Martin 24 shot his wife Marie 19 three times in the side and once in the head and then killed himself with his step father officer James Hills .357 magnum revolver in the home where they were found dead. Domestic trouble is cited as the motive.
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Huntsville
Ala
James Edwin Martin
Marie
James Hill
Martin
Hill
Vernon Lee Jr
Robert C. Owens
Cotton Law Change Asked by Exchange Leader
Marion Rhodes president of the New York Cotton Exchange argues that changes in current legislation are needed for effective cotton production and marketing quotas. He says there is no way to make cotton competitive with man made fibers.
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Lubbock, Tex
Marion Rhodes
New York Cotton Exchange
U.S. Agriculture Department
Advances Reported On Alabama Farms
Montgomery AP reports that gains by Alabama farmers after a slow spring show progress despite earlier weather setbacks. The piece notes improved conditions and growing yields across counties as planting advances continue.
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Alabama
Montgomery
American Cotton Congress closes its 22nd session on market aims
Rhodes addressed the American Cotton Congress at the close of its 22nd annual session. He stressed expanding fibers in the domestic market while ensuring growers receive a fair return on capital labor and managerial effort. The remarks framed policy goals for future production and profitability.
Condensed milk ritual marks ex POWs April 29 memory
Ex prisoner of war Frank Sneed and others recall Stalag VII-A in 1945 as they toast a can of condensed milk each April 29. The rite recalls hunger, peril, and the moment liberation arrived with Patton’s force and the Third Army, a quiet memorial to endurance and reunion.
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Keith Fuller
New York
Lawton
Okla
Frank C. Sneed
Frankfurt
Vernon Ligon
Riverside
Calif
Harold Aschman
New Jersey
James Bogart
Dallas
Tom Herndon
Germany
Stalag Vii-A
Moosburg
Munich
Aes
Hitler
Third Army
George Patton
Sneed
Sneed Tootte
St. James’ Infirmary
Frank Sneed
Tidelands Case Gains Support from Gulf Coast AGs
The Southern Regional Conference of Attorneys General unanimously backs extending seaward boundaries to 10% miles for Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi to gain tidelands title under the submerged lands bill. The group also pushes tax apportionment radiation protection and fall out shelter measures.
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Point Clear
Ala
Southern Regional Conference of Attorneys General
Gulf Coast
Goup
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Florida
Mac
Donald Gallion
George F. McCanless
Tennessee
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Connecticut
National Association of Attorneys General
David D. Furman
New Jersey
Joe T. Patterson
Patterson
Two Scholarships Awarded by Alabama Sheriffs Association
The Alabama Sheriffs Association awarded two scholarships for an essay on the functions of the sheriff's office. The winners were Martha James and T. Robbing Jr. from Gadsden High School.
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Montgomery
Alabama Sheriffs Association
Sheriff's Office
Martha James T. Robbing Jr
Gadsden High School
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