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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1961
Page
10
A charming three bedroom residence offered at price 14 700 in a seven month old home. Features include a separate dining room ceramic floors and a carport with storage. Contact for more details on this apparent bargain.
For sale a large single family home with four bedrooms and three baths. Includes a spacious play room double carport and a fully equipped kitchen. Located at 2308 Dogwood Lane SE. See new homes in the SE section today.
Salathiel Boyd, master gunner aboard the Meermin, wakes aboard the Mayflower after a Plymouth drunken misstep. He and Priscilla Mullins exchange wary affection as he hides his literacy gap while she offers to teach him to read from Malachi, sparking a quiet bond amid the voyage of Puritans and saints.
A long OCR of radio television logs lists daily program blocks across stations with news weather and entertainment segments. A brief narrative snippet follows with a man named Sal declining a lesson and moving toward a cabin as Alden approaches Priscilla, indicating a developing scene.
Classified notice lists Railroad Salvage Furniture Co at 23 Church St NW with phone EL 3-3774. Nearby ad for Bridges Tire Sales at 1124 4th Ave shows tire prices and service with EL 5-0328.
A crossword puzzle list with numbered across and down clues including foot level flower holder and Hebrew letter ostrich like bird like and American ostrich free inform slang doctorate examinations dregs perished senior shabbier Yugoslavia river frostily biblical name capital of Crete muddy deposit family Asian monsoon rains thus William IV Queen Victoria Scottish speech musical exists vitality backbone egg shapes yesterday clues spiders snares Turkey's neighbor variant
Bobby J. Hargrove of Athens is serving aboard the USS Conquest, a U S Navy non magnetic minesweeper, during Exercise Green Light Phase III off California from May 8 to June 8. The operation mixes Navy and Marine forces with Royal Canadian Navy minesweepers, culminating in a large amphibious landing near Camp Pendleton by the First Marine Division with support from an amphibious task force and aircraft.
James Thomas Jarrett son of Mr and Mrs J L Jarrett of Danville enlisted in the U S Navy on May 17 per C P O Roy Newsome Navy recruiter for Morgan County. After oath in Nashville he left for San Diego for nine weeks of recruit training then attended Danville High School graduating in 1960 and enlisted in the Navy High School Graduate Training Program. Chief Newsome visits Decatur Bank St Post Office Building on Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
An Oklahoma University professor said his 10-year-old son opened a breakfast cereal box and found a picture of the Great Wall of China. The boy commented that defenders built it poorly since one could fly over it.
The excerpt notes Sal drawing a deep breath and moving below the surface, signaling a pause in a confrontation. It ends with a cliffhanger promising continuation tomorrow.
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