Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Morgan County Alabama
Morgan County Circuit Court in equity will sell at public outcry the Maggie S. Benham estate real estate on June 12 1952 beginning at 2 PM at the Benham residence four miles west of Decatur on the Decatur Moulton Highway. Parcels 1 4 acres 2 1 acre 3 9.5 acres and 4 1 acre in listed sections all to be sold separately or as a whole with administrator W S Lamon reserving right to accept or reject bids. Witness May 16 1952. Russell W Lynne Attorney for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Alabama
Morgan County
Circuit Court
Maggie S. Benham
W. S.lamon
J. W. S. Lamon
Maggie
Benham
Deedu
Decatur-Moulton
Moulton and Decatur Road
M.E
W. S. Lamon
Kangaroo Bound for White House Meets President Truman
A 14 month old albino kangaroo named Miss, the only one in captivity, departed Sydney by plane to visit President Truman in America. Her full name will be chosen after arrival.
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Truman
Sydney
Australia
Miss
America
Committees Seek To Set Up Library At Flint Sanatorium
Members from Morgan Madison and Limestone counties form the North Alabama Tuberculosis Association volunteer committee to establish a library at the district one sanatorium. Leaders praise local women for donations while hospital officials emphasize reading as mental relief and self improvement for TB patients.
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TB Association
Freda
U.S
TB Hospital
Flint
J. C. Nash
Marjorie Mason
Jack Carson
Freda Stone
Maggie Tidwell
Jessie Brooks
Flint Sanatorium
Morgan
Madison
Limestone
North Alabama Tuberculosis Association
District One
Eugene Morrow
William D. Sims Jr
Morgan County
Alabama Rehabilitation Service
Margie Mason
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE STREAM
The page presents a large crossword with across and down clues covering foods, objects, and actions. It includes a cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution code with the quotation attributed to Johnson and a sample solution phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Troops Soon to Move Quickly After Atomic Test Blast
In Nevada. after the sixth spring detonation at the Nevada Proving Ground troops will move from fox holes within seconds of the blast. About 1,500 service members from Camp Desert Rock are slated for the next explosion while 1,000 combat troops plus 600 observers observed the current test from 7,000 yards. The bright detonation lit Las Vegas and caused dogs to yelp long after the blast.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ground
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Ground
Camp Desert Rock
Air Force Seeks 24 Hour Civilian Spotter Network
The Air Force aims to resume around-the-clock civilian aircraft spotter duty by July to bolster the ground observer corps. An earlier May 17 rollout across 27 states stalled after state civil defense directors urged reconsideration. Officials say continuous low altitude surveillance is essential to detect planes too low for radar.
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Washington
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Air Defense Command
USAF
Cattle herds expand as US farms hold record numbers
Report notes a believed rise in cattle on U S farms with numbers reaching historic highs. Agricultural authorities expect continued growth through the year amid strong demand and favorable feed conditions.
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Russell W. Lynne
State Rehabilitation Department
EVA
The
Danville
Faye Oden
Flossie Oden
Janet Self
Howard
Marie Andrews
Jimmie Lou Hale
Eston Lewis
James Henry Moore
Rolland Nelson
John Gilbert Childers
Wiliodean Hill
Clovis Holmes
Leavells- Holmes
Norris
Rolland Oden
Billy Vincent
Betty Sara Sue Humphres
Mary Wanda Keller
Doris Neel
Wallace
D. A. Cox
H. Leon Reeves
Eighth Ave
West
J. H. Smith
A&s
Appliance Co
E. Moulton ST
Carson
Beamguard
Huntsville
Louise Goeber
Decatur High School
Nancy Agnew
Daily Crossword
Algiers
Palestine
Uqeoj
Johnson
King Features Studiesio
Ise
Isa
Mitchell
Attra
Viz Bank St
Second Ave
Decatur Transit
U. S
See & Line St
Goodfyear Service Stores
Decatur
Ala
Tex
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