Tragedies and bids mark Alabama news roundup
An elderly farmer died after his tractor overturned into a lake near Gadsden. Rufus Taylor, 18, drowned at Semmes. Navy veteran Marion N. Little, linking to Pearl Harbor and Normandy, died at Bethesda. A Hill Burton grant for a new 70 bed hospital was approved. Alabama congressmen plan to oppose desegregation guidelines. A Mobile child was killed crossing near home. An Anniston Ford dealer bid low on 80 vehicles for state agencies.
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Gadsden
Ala
Etowah
Noble Yocum
Yocum
J. P. Freeman
Hokes Bluff
Washington
Hill Burton
Troy
John Sparkman
Lister Hill
Washington (Ap
Marion N. Little
Ana
Tive
Mobile
Bethesda Naval Hospital
California
Pearl Harbor
Little
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Italy
Sicily
Chief of Naval Operations
Montgomery
Anniston Ford
Finance ‘Department
King ._ Motor Co
Department of Public Safety
Auto Sales Mixed As May Totals Edge Past Last Year
US auto industry reports May 11-20 sales of 242 407, about 50 000 above early May totals but roughly 3 000 behind the corresponding 1965 period. GM Ford Chrysler and AMC all beat the first 10 days of May, while calendar 1966 through May 20 tops 1965 by about 32 749. Dealer inventories exceed 1.6 million as production quotas approach 800 000 for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Cain
AP Business News
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Marriage Licenses and Civil Suits in Morgan County
The Daily Records lists twelve marriage licenses including Ben T. Davis Jr. and Jane Karen Moseley, Harold Wayne Wright and Carol Jane McBay, and William Hilliard Overton with Frances Marie Moebes among others. It also details Morgan County suits such as Erwin vs. Garrison Lee for damages of 200 dollars and garnishments involving Termplan Inc. and Alabama Farmers Cooperative Inc. plus promissory note claims of 500 dollars.
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Morgan County
Ben.t. Davis Jr
12Th Ave
Jane Karen Moseley
Washington St
Charles Henry Pridmore
Goodyear Mill
Wilda Gay Rowan
Harold Wayne Wright
Locust St
U. S. Navy
Carol Jane McBay
16Th Ave
Lewis Edgard Wright
Hartselle
Chemstrand
Sarah M. Fuqua
Somerville
William Hilliard Overton
Decatur
Frances Marie Moebes
Carl Kenneth Gray
Trinity
Wanda Kay Wood
Huntsville
Miley Durwood Fowler Jr
Tenn
Linda Gail Houser
Max Ervin Lackey
Hartselle, Welder
VaNesta Dell
Aetna Finance Co
John C. Roberts
Legal cases list and damages from assorted debt actions
Nolin Manufacturing Co. v Lowber damages for covenant breach $9901.51. Harden Hughes v McMurray labor $174. Tur v Holoway promissory note $198. Mobile Paint Manufacturing Co. v Cox Sparkman account $316.70. Prestolite Co. garnishment on judgement. Eight hundred babies born to narcotic addicted mothers in New York City last year up 15 to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dant
Prestolite Co
Eltra Corp
Nolin Manufacturing Co. Inc
A Corp
Clarence P. Lowber
Lowber
Shop Rite Market
Harden Hughes
Hughes Landscaping and
O. E. McMurray
First National Bank of Decatur
Roger Dale Holoway
Mobile Paint Manufacturing Co. Inc
Morris T. Cox
Billy Sparkman
New York City
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Alabama
Rufus Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Semmes
Birmingham
U.S
James Martin
Birmingham Post - Herald
George Wallace
Mobile Area
Linda Ruth Price
Buster Miles Chevrolet
Heflin
Turner Motor Co
Selma
Lonnie Russell Ford
Adams Motor Co
Plymouth
Vernon
Cos
Cowboy
19Th Avenue
S.E. G
Electrae
Sor Ngoo
Saat
E Jews Bell
Barney’s Pure
L.P. Albur
Henry Ford II
Madison
Old
Kay Harris
Sharon Fleming
Kim Stafford
Shirley Rega
Cindy Barrett
Kathy Thomas
Sherry Segelhorst
Cheryl Hamby
Barbara Armstrong
Janice Massey
Beverly Peterson
Neil Cicero
Max Evans
R. W. Evans
T. R. Peterson
Rose Hicks
North Alabama Marking Co
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