Beating Reported By 76-Year-Old Negro Farmer
In Columbia a 76-year-old black farmer, Shelton Lorick, said intruders dragged him from his home, stripped him, and beat him with fists before leaving him near a wooded area. He was helped to a local white family’s home and then to a hospital. his condition was described as fair. Lorick offered two possible motives tied to past violence and racial tensions. Sheriff Oswald Cromer said an investigation would begin.
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Columbia
Shelton Lorick
State
Lorick
Sherif
Oswald-Cromer
New Telegraph System Speeds Messages Across Nation
A new electromechanical relay speeds telegrams from origin to destination without manual retransmission. From Decatur to Birmingham clerks and roller skates vanish as messages type at origin then travel to New Orleans where an automatic switch routes Detroit wires. Electrical impulses move at 186000 miles per second.
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Decatur
Birmingham
Detroit
Michigan
New Orleans
Segregation Blocks High School Washington Trip
In Springfield on May 3 a senior class at Jonathan Dayton regional high school rejected a planned trip to Washington, D. C. after learning most hotels would not admit Black students. Principal Halsey noted Education Commissioner Bossenhall urged authorities to address racial and religious discrimination in New Jersey.
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Springfield
Noi
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Natian
Yesecon
Halsey
Jonathan Dayton Regional High School
Washington
John H. Bosshall
New Jersey
Cottonseed crush declines in March report
The Census Bureau shows March cottonseed crushed totaled 472,689 tons, down from February's 519,611. Receipts at mills in March reached 93,651 tons versus 114,775 in February. Stocks in oil mills on March 31 stood at 880,944 tons, down from February 28. Crude oil produced 153,918,000 pounds with 184,758,000 on hand. refined output 153,095,000 with 242,512,000 on hand. Cake and meat produced 209,422 tons with 95,907 on hand. Hulls 111,223 produced and 108,196 on hand. Linters 143,704 running bales with 213,422 on hand.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Linters Prod
Negro Continued from PAGE ONE
A fragment references a Filipino being hanged on Guem and mentions Dennis being warned before testifying about the circumstances around taking statements. The cross examination centered on threats and possible harm to Dennis if he spoke freely within the prosecution’s case.
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Guem
Dennis
Copper Leads Market Surge at New York Exchange
Copper stocks surged with Kennecott and Phelps Dodge leading gains and Anaconda close behind. American Smelting and Eversharp posted notable advances as trading showed broad strength. major firms across the steel, auto, and industrial sectors also moved higher in midday activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennecott
Phelps ‘Dodge
Anaconda
Eversharp
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse Electric
Grain futures rally on active buying at Chicago Board
Active buying pushed most grains higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with May contracts leading gains in wheat corn and oats. Wheat closed up about 3 percent, corn up around 2.4, oats modestly higher, rye and soybeans also rising, and lard steady to higher. May prices included wheat near 2.24, corn 1.35, oats 0.68, rye 1.41, soybeans 2.37, lard 11.85 per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Nashville Livestock Market Report May 13 Price Ranges
Nashville Tennessee cattle hogs and sheep prices shown with mixed changes from the prior week. Cattle mostly steady to higher on slaughter steers and yearlings with 600 to 1000 pound loads around 22 to 25, calves 24 to 26, cows and bulls varied by class. Hogs steady to lower with typical weights 18 to 19 dollars, sheep strong with spring lambs 30 to 33 dollars and ewes around 11 to 15 dollars, overall active demand and higher finishes noted for some cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Federal State Departments of Agriculture
Cannera
Cotton futures steady after May delivery exits
New York May 13 futures closed 5 to 83 cents higher as traders covered contracts amid steadier trade after May delivery expiration. Some export buying appeared with open highs and lows showing modest gains across the board. Spot middling noted at 33.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Georgia live poultry market unsettled prices steady
ATUCANTA Ge Mavsa USDA reports North Georgia live poultry market unsettled with demand improving in most sections. Stocks are clearing in many quarters except some heavy buyers. Prices for broilers and fryers rose Thursday afternoon into Friday morning with New Hampshire Reds and White Crosses 24-28 cents, mostly 25-26. Barred Rock Crosses 24-26, mostly 25.
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USDA
North
Georgia
New Hampshire
Markets at a Glance: May 13 Highlights and Rates
New York markets show steady stocks and copper demand, rails in steady demand for bonds, and irregular cotton. Chicago grain futures include firm wheat with dry weather, corn and oats steady with wheat, hogs fairly active and up to 25 cents, top 319.00, while cattle hold steady to stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Realism in Fake Reporter Interview Captures Crowd
An officer played a newspaper reporter in a staged interview. The chief recalls the man asked many foolish questions and interfered with attendees, ending the session.
District Three Acquires Diesel Tractor
District Three owns a new diesel tractor purchased in April. The Board of Revenue and Control approved an $8,462.90 claim at a recent meeting. Financing will be provided by Morgan County National Bank.
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Eae ‘Board of Revenue and Control
Morgan County National Bank
Omaha Lawyer Named Secretary of the Navy
Francis Patrick Matthews an Omaha lawyer and Catholic layman was named Secretary of the Navy to succeed John L. Sullivan. The White House said Matthews, 62, is a Democrat and former member of the President's civil rights committee. Dan A. Kimball was promoted to Undersecretary of the Navy, replacing the resigning W. John Kenney. Curtis Calder considerations for Army post. Selection followed Jonathan Daniels turning down the Navy job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Patrick Matthews
Omaha Lawer
Navy
White House
Matthews
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Defense Johnson
Truman
Dan A. Kimball
Kimball
Calfornian
Eee
W. John Kenney
Charles G. Ross
Senate
Curtis E. Calder
New York
Jonathan Daniels
N.C
German War Crimes Hearings Probe Nazi Trials
The armed services subcommittee investigates the Malmedy massacre trials. Witnesses describe a former Army lieutenant as a near-genius and sadistic, claiming he devised mock trials and third degree methods to force confessions from stormtroopers and Nazis. The panel seeks fair trials for Germans involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Malmedy
William R. Perl
Vienna
U. S
Pay Hike Voted Washington
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a bill to boost pay for armed forces members. The measure, costing about $406 million annually, was passed 28 to 0 after a Defense Department letter endorsing the bill. Debates in the House were expected later in the month amid urging for federal spending restraint.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson +D-Gar
Defense
Louis Johnson
House
Veterans Speak On North Atlantic Pact At Senate Hearing
About 300 veterans from World Wars I and II remain to be heard before the Tuesday deadline. The list includes spokesmen from the American Legion American Veterans Committee Amvets and Jewish War Veterans. A proposed pay raise would average 14 percent with larger boosts for admirals and generals and smaller increases for enlisted ranks. House members weighing government economy and expense funds face possible re votes as housing and labor programs, long on the president’s agenda, set the stage for a likely Truman victory in the House amid Republican pledges to fight.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
American Legion
American Veterans Committee
The
Amvets
Jewish War Veterans
House
Truman
Tunnel blaze traps vehicles and disrupts AP wires
Stranded cars hinder fire crews in a tunnel blaze as gunfire er, gas masks in use and walkie talkies assist. Photographer Harris describes blast of concrete, with three trucks jammed and debris blocking the roadway. AT&T reports 2609 long lines circuits out of service and AP wires disrupted for about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Harris
Associated Press
Harris
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gan Pers
Petledetahias
Child Killed in Fruithurst Truck Crash
Arlin Eugene Biggers, 3, died after a truck struck a parked car beside his grandfather’s store on the Fruithurst-Oak Level road. The incident occurred yesterday as the child played near the vehicle, causing the fatal crush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruithurst
Ala
Arlin Eugene Biggers
Highway Patrol
Dikie Expansie Not at Expense Of East Says Economist
Dr Stefan Robock Boston official of the U S Department of Justice anti trust division told Harvard business school students that industrial expansion in the South was not at New England's expense. He said most postwar plants in the South were new installations expanding productive capacity due to higher demand. Plants were drawn to the South by expanding markets or available supplies, with few choosing New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dikie
South
New England
Stefan Robock
Boston
Anti-Trust Division
U. S. Department of Justice
Harvard Business School
Robock
Nominations Made by Club at Union Hill School Event
Civitan members and guests, about 91, met at Union Hill school bar Thursday for a regular weekly meeting. The nomination committee proposed Marvin Eubanks and Wilson Morgan for club president, with Dr R H Parks and Frank Whisenant as vice presidents. Second vice president nominees are Mahlon Yarbrough and Sam Evans, and treasurer candidates are Harold Carter and John Smithers Jr. Seven of fourteen names may form the new board of directors. Current officers to be succeeded include Newton B Powell, Morgan Wilson, Mahlon Yarbrough, Harold Carter, and Hill Woodard. Delegates to the Washington DC International convention June 22-24 will be chosen later. Floyd Sherrod and R L Penn named Civitan representatives to Camporee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitans
Union Hill
Decatur
Oup
Marvin Eubanks
Wilson Morgan
R.H. Parks
Frank Whisenant
Mahlon Yarbrough
Sam Evans
Floyd Sherrod
Newton B. Powell
Morgan Wilson
Harold Carter
Hill Woodard
E. G. Hamilton
Leonard Moody
R. H. Parks
Alvis Briscoe
Elmer Ange
Alabama lawmakers clash over labor, lottery, and loyalty bills
In a busy session the Senate and House debated labor reform, introduced measures to curb union activity, and sought to tighten the state lottery law. A loyalty oath for public employees was proposed, while the Attorney General's office would gain new duties and higher pay. The passage of campaign and wage bills remained unsettled as adjournment loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ralph Craughon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Dave Patton
Limestone County
Joe Lannan
Mobile
Arehouse
James Allen
Etowah
House
Larry Dumas
Jefferson
Charlie Owens
Marshall
Paul Hooten
Randolph
Guy Hardwick
Houston
Cotton Exchanges To Shorten Hours In Two Cities
New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges will shift opening to 10 am starting May 31, with closing at 2 pm every day. The shorter hours will continue through December 2, requested by the American Cotton Shippers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
American Cotton Shippers Association
Battle at Morgan County Courthouse Rat Siege
A "revengeful rat" stalked the tax assessor's office at the Morgan County courthouse. Betty Lile used a window shade puller to fatally strike the rodent after a prior failed assault with a paper weight and a soft drink bottle. Dr. J. T. Burch plans a courthouse posse. Jerry the janitor conducted services for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Betty Lile
Miss. Lile
Miss Lile
the Daily
J. T. Burch
Jerry
Clapp Recites TVA's Success At National Conference
TVA Chairman Gordon Clapp outlined a new approach to developing and using basic resources. He said regional management ideas proved workable and predicted savings exceeding TVA's total cost in expanding regional administrations. Yale Professor Myres McDougal supported transferring TVA experience as a general planning method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
Quake Shakes Los Angeles Area in Early Morning
A local earthquake struck Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley early today, felt strongest in Altadena Pasadena Burbank and Glendale. No damage reported, police switchboards flooded with calls, and San Bernardino Lancaster Indio said it was unfelt. It was the second Southern California tremor this month with May 2 quake nearby causing no damage.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel
San Fernando
Altadena
Pasadena
Burbank
Glendale
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Lancaster
Indio
Calfornia
California
Ford Parleys Struggling On Ford Parleys Struggling On
Detroit May 13 Negotiators struggled again today to hammer out a peace formula in the Ford strike. On the ninth day the plant faced possible shutdowns and 106000 idle workers, with 65000 UAW members actual strikers. Walter Reuther planned to rejoin talks after a Pittsburgh trip with CIO President Phil Murray.
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Detroit
Ford
Menton
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuthe
Pittsburgh
Phil Murray
Annual Decoration Set at Piney Grove Cemetery
The Piney Grove cemetery decoration is planned for Sunday May 15 with services at 2 30 p m. Piney Grove lies about three miles southeast of Falkville. Pastor W O Henderson urges attendees to bring flowers for loved ones buried there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Grove Cemetery
Piney Grove
Falkville
W. O. Henderson
Court Ruling Reclassifies Tree Income Inheritance
Alabama Supreme Court holds profits from farming are income from an estate not part of it. The ruling, from a Mobile circuit court case involving the will of Herman H. Wefel Jr., means his three children share in 49000 dollars trustees had counted as estate.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Supreme Court
Mobile
Herman H. Wefel Jr
Wefel
Vending Machines Rise as U S Sales Outlet in 1930s
The article notes that coin operated vending machines grew into a sizeable sales channel across the United States during the 1930s, reflecting shifts in consumer access and retail practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mission guest William Moses visits on business
Rev Allen W Moore headlines two sermons at 10 50 am Sunday and 7 30 pm Sunday addressing A Live Church The Holy City and Above The Hills of Time tonight Moore delivers a sermon titled Above The Hills of Time with Moore's preaching schedule noted in brief church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Moore
Auburn Group Sees TVA Work Tour
The Decatur TVA fish and game division hosts five Auburn students with Dr. Jack Dendy and H. S. Swingle for a three day tour. They study commercial fisheries muscle fisheries dewatering and seining, motor boat teardown, and inspect Clark fishery in Austinville. L. F. Miller and Paul Bryant lead the Decatur staff guiding Edgar Evans Fred Dickson Glynn Wood J H Padfield and I B Pyrd Mobile among others on the lower lakes visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
TVA Fish
Auburn
Jack Dendy
H. S. Swingle
Clark
Austinville
L. F. Miller
Paul Bryant
Decatur Fish and Game Division
Lower Lakes
Edgar Evans
Tallassee
Fla
Fred Dickson
Newton
Miss
Glynn Wood
J. H. Padfield
Springfield Tennessee
I. B. Pyrd
Mobile
College Group To Visit Here
Dr. Otis Kirby of First Methodist announces Scarritt College graduates will visit for a year on refresher scholarships. Five teachers from the Far East and South America will speak at Sunday services and conduct an informal session. They will take part in an open interview and tour Wheeler and Wilson dams. The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a 6 p.m. picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Kirby
First Methodist’ Church
Scarritt College
Nashville
Far East
South America
States
Jose Gomes de Campos
Porto Alegre Institute
Brazil
Wheeler and Wilson Dams
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mrs Eisler in Custody Again Debtor Flight In Deportation Case
Mrs Gearhart Eisler was re arrested in New York on May 13 as the Justice Department planned to bring her husband R. Eisler back from overseas. She remains detained on illegal entry charges and is being questioned about Eisler’s flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gearhart Eisler
Justice Department
Kuster
Blockade stitation and postwar treaty push in Europe
The report notes a May 23 Paris talks aim with Russia to resolve the German situation, while the Western occupation zones move toward a 4500,000 German interim peace treaty. In London, Bevin and Churchill hail the North Atlantic pact by 333 to 6. Chinese forces press toward Shanghai as battles near Tainsang and the Yangtze recession loom.
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Paris
Russia
London
House of Commons
Ernest Bevin
Winston Churchill
China
Shanghai
Tainsang
Yangtze‘river
Vandergriff Faces Motion To Suspend Sheriff In 1940s Case
Vandergriff denied all charges after crossing Anderson county without proper supervision. On June 13 counsel for complainants and the Sheriff agreed on the date to argue a motion to suspend the Sheriff. Circuit Judge Davis said he could not hear the argument and would seek Chancellor Carden or Judge Rog ers to hear it. Vandergriff was ousted as Sheriff in 1947 but reinstated after the state supreme court overturned a lower court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Vandergriff
Circuit
William L Davis Jr
Joe Carden
Criminal Court
Jesse Rogers
State Supreme Court
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions May 13 1960s
Decisions announced by the Alabama Supreme Court favor several appellants in equity appeals from Choctaw Jefferson Etowah Pike and Mobile circuits. Rulings affirm or remand with writ denials on certiorari petitions Ex parte entries deny certiorari. Named Justices include Brown Lawson Stakely and Jila R. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Brown
Joe Skelton
George Tyson
Choctaw Circuit
Equity
Lois Eason Hood
H. R
Ill
Circuit
Fannie Wise
Nancy Ann Cain Helma
Coffee Circuit
Mary E. Faircloth
W. D. Folmar
Pike Circuit
Lawson
James C. Davis
J. K. Orum
Court of Appeals
Dewey Atkins
State
Stakely
Patrick P. McNulty
Eldridge Walker Higginbotham
Mobile Circuit
Commencement Sermon Set For Athens High School
Rev Robert N Simpson will preach the commencement sermon to Athens high school graduates. The program for Sunday night May 15 at eight oclock at First Methodist Church in Athens includes organ prelude by Mrs Richardson, recessional by the class, invocation by Rev L W Hart, song Come Thou Almighty King, announcements by Mr Julian Newman, special music, sermon, song Blest Be The Tie That Binds, benediction by Rev Hughston Peyton, organ postlude by Mrs Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N.simpson
Athens High School
First Methodist Church
Athens
R. H. Richardson
L. W Hart
Julian Newman
Robert N. Simpson
Policy tern powers to be reviewed by foreign ministers in Paris
Leaders plan a review in Paris opening May 23 as Russia likely to attack the policy. Officials cite two factors behind U S policies to deter Germany and Japan cost to taxpayers and broken West Russian cooperation since Potsdam. France joined the Potsdam framework later, with the major wartime agreements guiding demilitarization controls and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Russia
Council
Germany
Japan
West
United States
Britain
France
Death Convicted in Slaying Involving Six Men
Death Convicted were Collis English 93 Ralph Cooper 23 McKinley Forrest 35 John McKenzie 24 Horace Wilson 37 and James Thrope 24. English Forrest and McKenzie are related Thorpe had lost an arm in an automobile accident one week before the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis English
Ralph Cooper
McKinley Forrest
John McKenzie
Horace Wilson
James Thrope
English
Forrest
McKenzie
Thorpe
Suit Filed Here Against Local Firm
The Bituminous Casualty Corporation filed suit this morning in the office of Circuit Clerk Harrison Hill claiming 21448 and interest of Gobble Fire Lumber Co. The money was due on an account from 1946. Suit names W. M. Gobble and Roy Fite Jr. as partners. E. M. Zeidman, Birmingham attorney, represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bituminous Casualty Corporation
Harrison Hill
Gobble-Fire Lumber Co
W. M. Gobble
Roy Fite Jr
E. M. Zeidman
Birmingham
Frisco diesel crashes into Birmingham Southern train
An engineer was injured when a three unit Frisco diesel struck a Birmingham Southern freight train near Pratt City. Engineer Ed R. Thompson of Birmingham sustained injuries along with bruised Fireman Pat Carter and uninjured Brakeman Dewey Bishop. The collision derailed the engine and several cars around 10 cars back of the Birmingham Southern engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Frisco
Birmingham Southern
Pratt City
Ed R. Thompson
Pat Carter
Dewey Bishop
Carter
Mother Held in Death of Baby in Hazleton
A 26 year old woman who called herself a child psychologist was jailed on murder charges after the fatal beating of her 15 month old son Henry. Police say Mrs Martha Woodson Kalwai admitted striking the child on the head to punish alleged temper tantrums and jealousy toward his sister Karen. The infant died at Hazleton hospital with severe injuries including a purple abdomen and a damaged head. Her husband Dr Henry Kalwaic, a dentist, and Karen were also in the house at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Martha ‘Woodson Kalwai
Steve Harrilla
Henry
Karen
Havrilla
Kalwaic
Henry J. Kalwaic
Hazleton Hospital
Missing New Orleans marine operator and wife plan reunion
French Higgins, 39, a marine operator, disappeared from his New Orleans home after leaving a note saying he did not expect to live more than a year. Mrs Higgins, 25, a native of France, appealed for his return when she learned of the plea in Philadelphia. She reported, then telephoned yesterday from Savannah and arranged to fly to New Orleans to accompany him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
New Orleans
One
France
Philadelphia
Savannah
Public sale of delinquent Morgan County parcels June 13 1949
Under a Morgan County Probate Court decree from April 1949 a public sale for 1948 taxes will be held Monday June 13 1949 before the county courthouse. parcels include Beat 8 Walhermos a Matilda Edmondson SE quarter SE quarter acres in section 25 township 6 range 2 260 tax costs. Beat 9 Somerville Miss Bama Campbell lots 17 18 45 46 47 48 Somerville 3 49. Beat 10 Hartselle D H H Dean lot 64 SW division 1239 tax costs plus city tax 9.60 total 21.99. Beat 20 Springs 1 acre and adjoining 1 acre parcels in section 11 township 6 range 1 2.15 tax costs. Beat 34 supplement 9340 Charles R Alexander lot 12 block 51 add no 1 Decatur 386. Pauline Duke 10 block 1 Burch Add to Sew State and County tax and depts 1463 city tax 293 total 176?. G C Hamer lots 4 3 5 13 block 3 add no 5 Decatur 1489 total 5.23. A Mand Hetthe L Hardiman part of lot 23 Greens Map Hartselle 1015 state county tax costs 520 total 15 35. 9782 MH Widner described parcels with road margins 1463 costs. Alvis G Briscoe tax collector May 13 20 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Morgan County
Court House
Walhermosa
Matilda Edmondson
H. H Russell
Neisa
Action
Township
Somerville
Bama Campbell
Hartselle
Pal Springs
Seva
Charles R- Alexander
City of Decatur
Pauline
Duke
Burch
City of Austinville
G C Hamer
D. Lt
Decatur
City of
Mand Hetthe L- Hardiman
Rock Street
Heartselle
Widner
N. W
Section 19
Township 6
Range
Alvis G Briscoe
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Clapp
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Hartseller
Auburn Group
Mrs. Eisler
Supreme Court
Jila R. Smith
Excerx
Patrick E. Lilley Jr
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