Public Forum Letter Praises Honest Neighbor
A reader describes returning personal papers to a neighbor, praising the honesty shown and urging others to trust community standards. The message reflects gratitude and communal regard for integrity.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1963
Page
14
Man Returns Lost Billfold To Owner In Nashville
A Mr. G. B. Hamilton of Armstrong Brothers, Nashville, Tenn., located a reader’s lost billfold after obtaining the owner’s name from a driver’s license. He called, confirmed the loss, and returned the billfold intact. The reader thanks him sincerely in this Want Ads notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Hamilton
Jackson St. SE
Amsbton Brothers
Nashville
Tenn
Friday Bill Aims To Raise Driver License Fee By One Dollar
A bill set for Friday would raise the price of driver licenses by one dollar per year and route new revenue to an initial fifty thousand dollars for a four year pilot limited program. A separate resolution seeking another vote of confidence for Gov George Wallace also moved to the Rules Committee after broad House support. Earlier, the attorney general criticized Wallace’s plan to oppose federal court integration orders, while a Birmingham judge asked Wallace to show cause why he should not be held to federal court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
House
Wallace
Birmingham
Solons consider education budget and new revenue actions
In Montgomery AP report lawmakers move a $191 million budget for the next year with a $40 million annual education tax boost previously approved. The Senate introduced the budget as the House adjourned after debates on a $1 yearly driver license fee. Hold up action extends to Friday on the license bill. Other measures include rewarding inmates for blood donations to Red Cross hospitals and holding parents responsible for damage caused by children under 18. President Owen of the Public Service Commission plans to seek law changes on Liquified Petroleum Gas Commission transfers amid alleged fund moves by Ed Pepper and Sibyl Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veresseensnay Eet
The
Red Cross
James A. Branyon
Fayette County
Joe Goodwyn
Montgomery
Alton Turner
Jack Owen
Public Service Commission
House
Senate
Liquified Petroleum Gas Commission
Owen
Ed Pepper and
Sibyl Pool
Gas Commission
Alabama
Miss Pool
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Decatur Daily Decatur
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Mr. Shelton
University OF Alabama
Huntsville Center
Office of Admissions and Records
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Univ Avenue
N.W
Gov. Wallace
Solons
Kroger
Kroger Economy
Kroger Lemonade
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Kroger Angel Food
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