Local hospital patient list spans Decatur and nearby towns
A long hospital roster names many patients and guardians across Decatur, Athens, Hartselle, Trinity, Danville, and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Mrs Irene Hanigan in Decatur, Baby Joseph George Haden in Decatur, Mrs Jessie E Black and infant daughter in Athens, and Charles Hugh Parker in Hartselle, among others.
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Irene Hanigan
Decatur
Hillard Suggs
Kenneth Blake Jordan
Hillsboro
Ruby Telithe McSween
Z. P. Watkins
Christopher P. Bell
Joseph George Haden
Claude Newby
Rosa Dancy
Burton E. Marsh
Madison
Charles Taylor Hobbs
Athens
Jimmy Lee Horton
Robert Martin
Truman. R. Bridges
Hartselle
Larry W. Coleman
Danville
L. A. Parker
Town Creek
Claude Allen Partlow
Pruitt Burks
Trinity
Roy E. Borden
Walter McArthur
Burt
Ralph Edward Slate
J. C. Taylor
Moulton
Paul D. Rigsby
James Woodrow Easter
James E. Standridge
Jessie E. Black
Edward Allen Hampton
William W. Vaughn
Somerville
Alex McKenley Kennedy
Rodney
Glenn Roden
Dickson
Tenti
Joseph
George Haden
Decaturs
Charles Hugh Parker
John F. Smither Jr
Dismissals of Local Figures Named in Separate Notices
A string of dismissal notices lists individuals including Clarence Tapscott of Hartselle Curtis Morgan of Decatur Martin Kelley of Trinity Paul Anderson of Decatur Sterling Johnson of Florida William League of Decatur Wayman Cheatham of Decatur William Norris of Decatur Erin Terry of Trinity and Mst Keith.
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Clarence Tapscott
Hartselle
Curtis Morgan
Decatur
Martin Kelley
Trinity
Paul Anderson
Sterling Johnson
Florida
William League
Wayman Cheatham
William Norris
Erin Terry
Keith
Weather and climate data for Decatur and nearby areas
River and weather readings from Keller Memorial Bridge this morning show 21.58 feet river level and sea level 555.88. Sunday high 76 at 3 pm, low 63 at 6 am. today high 81-85, low 58-62, Tuesday high 82-86. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with 20 percent rain risk today and Tuesday 10 percent tonight. Climate data note average Sunday temperature 69, 3 degrees below normal. year-to-date precipitation 30.98 inches, 8.2 inches above normal. Mixed 24 hour temperatures include Decatur readings for several residents.
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Decatur and Vicinity
Keller Memorial Bridge
Births Reported in Athens and Decatur Areas
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jamar Athens 4 welcome a daughter Sunday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Marshall Decatur welcome a daughter at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Tenison Decatur have a son Saturday at Decatur General. Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter Booth Athens welcome a daughter at Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit West Robbins Decatur 4 announce a daughter Sunday at Decatur General. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Talton Hargett Decatur welcome a son.
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James E. Jamar
Athens
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Eddie Marshall Decatur
Baugh- Wiley-Smith Hospital
Billy Ray Tenison
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
William Baxter Booth
Kermit West Robbins
Jimmy Talton Hargett
Decatur, A
Five Day Alabama Forecast Looks Mild Across Week
Temperatures in Alabama from Tuesday through Saturday are expected to run 1 to 3 degrees above normal with little day to day change. Normal highs reach 85 to 88 degrees and lows 62 to 68. Rainfall should be little or none.
Exiled scandal figure Sidney Stanley dies in Israel
Sidney Stanley a central figure in a British influence peddling scandal died in an Israeli nursing home age 62 to 69. He fled to Israel in 1949 after a bankruptcy probe exposed fraud and lived in obscurity for two decades.
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Tel Aviv
Sidney Stanley
Israel
Sstanley
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Gray McDowra
Mrs Helen Gray McDowra 81 of 2703 U S 31 South died Sunday at a local hospital. Services at 3 p m Tuesday at Austinville Church of Christ with Quinton McKay officiating. Burial in Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include seven daughters and two sons. Pallbearers named. She lay in state at the funeral home from 2 to 3 p m.
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Helen Gray’ McDowra
U. S
South
Austinville Church of Christ
Quinton McKay
Roselawn
Gunthorp
Raymond. C. McDowra
William O. McDowra
Decatur
Brownie _McDowra
Edward B. Clark
Nashville
Lester _L. McAllister
Huntsville
Harvey.a. Morris
Columbia
S. C
Howard L. Zepp
Leuittown
Earl Brooks
Birmingham
George F. Mills
Thomas A. Wallace
Joe Clark
James Burden
Larry McAllister
Yngo Morris
Jerry Brooks
Dennis Brooks
Funeral services for Richard Lipscomb announced
Richard Lipscomb aged 57 of 508 Wilson Ave NW died Sunday morning at his home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by S.S. Sykes Funeral Home.
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Richard Lipscomb
Wilson Ave
S.S. Sykes
Funeral services for James E. Vinson set at Oakland Methodist
James E. Vinson, 39, fatally shot at home on Friday morning, will be laid to rest today at 4 p.m. at Oakland Methodist Church with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Turner's Funeral Home directs. Survivors include his mother Dora Vinson and daughter Linda A. Hughes of Decatur, and two sisters Annie D. Mosley and Jearlean Tanndy of Detroit.
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James E. Vinson
12Th Ave
Oakland Methodist
Oakland Cemetery
Turner
Dora Vinson
Linda A. Hughes
Decatur
Annie D. Mosley
Jearlean Tanndy
Detroit, Mich
California Population Then and Now Doubling Every Two Decades
The record notes that California's population has nearly doubled every twenty years since 1848, reflecting rapid demographic growth across generations. This trend highlights long term urbanization and migration patterns shaping the state.
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California
Funeral services held for Effie B. Carter in Athens
Effie B. Carter 80 of Fifth Ave Apartments Athens died Friday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Services conducted at Spry Funeral Home Chapel by Rev Elzie Jones. Burial at Athens Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband Robert E. Carter three daughters Bertha Carter Marie Norman Lois Eddy plus six sons William Guy Johnny Thomas Otha Morris. Also two brothers two sisters twenty four grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. She was a Limestone County resident and Madison Street Baptist Church member. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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Athens
Effie B. Carter
Fifth Ave
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Spry Funeral Home Chapel
Elzie Jones
Athens Roselawn
Robert E. Carter
Bertha Carter
Marie Norman
Lois Eddy
Toledo
Ohio
William Carter
McKinney
Texas
Guy
Johnny
Thomas
Otha
Morris Carter
Bill__Abernathy
Tom Abernathy
Converse
Ind
Carrie Swanner
Bay, Ark
Lacy Weldon
Columbia
Global briefs from multiple capitals
Tensions rise along the Mongolia China frontier with reports of subversion attempts. In Sudan a military group toppled the coalition and named Abubakr Awadallah premier and foreign minister. South Vietnam forms a national front pledging unity against Communists. A France Marseille poll sees Jacques Duclos favored by anti Communists. Wohlstetter rebukes missile defense critics as Nixon backs Safeguard commitments.
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Cairo
NYT
Sudan
Abubakr Awadallah
Constituent Assembly
Supreme Court
Douglas calls IRS probe a manufactured case
Justice William O. Douglas privately characterized a long IRS probe of the Albert Parvin Foundation as a manufactured case aimed at forcing his resignation from the bench after his Friday step down as president and director of the foundation.
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Los Angeles
NYT
Supreme Court
Wiliam O. Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Internal Revenue Service
Laird backs U S battle tactics amid death toll dispute
AP reports Secretary Laird favors U S battlefield methods despite Democratic claims they cost lives. In Vietnam last week allied losses surpassed 700 with at least 300 Americans killed and 4 000 enemy deaths, the U S Command said. Other items note Los Angeles mayoral poll shifts, Chicago teachers approving a new contract ending a strike, and James Earl Ray seeking a full trial for MLK murder.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Name of Caribbean Sea Traced to Carib Indians
The Caribbean Sea earned its name from the Carib people, the cannibalistic Indigenous group inhabiting the Lesser Antilles during early European conquest of the Americas.
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Caribbean” Sea
Carib
Lesser Antilles
Americas
Athens-Limestone Hospital Welcomes Two Newborns
Mr and Mrs Carl Carr of Athens 5 welcome a daughter born Sunday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Johnny M Andrews of Decatur greet a son born Sunday at Athens Limestone Hospital.
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Carl. Carr
Athens 5
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Johnny. M. Andrews
Decatur
Army Turns Ferguson Down in World War II
Florence Colorado resident C F Ferguson was rejected by the Army during World War II due to an old leg injury that could hinder marching. Ferguson recently retired after delivering mail for about 135000 miles as a letter carrier.
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Florence
Colo
U.S
C.F. Ferguson
Ferguson
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Decatur General Admissions
Baugh—Wiley—Smith Admissions
Kevin Hall
Eddie Marshall
Mazie Smith
Joanna Nichoson
Roy Williams
Weldon Keenum
E. C. Gibson
Falkville
Marvin Downs
David Shelton
Somerville Rd
S.E
Pacific Northwest
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Midwest
New York Times News Service
New York
Eugene Richard Zorgnnotti
Italian Films Export
Anna
Chicago
Pius Grigaitis
Naujienos
Community Hospital
la Grange
Ill
Brookfield
Helen McDowra
Universal
Arden Spah
Paul C. Davis
E. Moulton
Purina
Mrs
Effie Carter
Michael A. Petit
United States
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
China
Paris
INYTS
National Liberation Front
Front
Tran Buu Kiem
Marseilles
Jacques Duclos
France
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Albert Wohlstetter
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Melvin Laird
Thomas Bradley
Elings
Sam Yorty
Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Alo
Decatur Apothecary
AL_GRANT
Decatur Marble & Granite Works
Decatur Marble
Granite Works
West Moulton St
Kenneth Miller
North Babylon
Maverick
Susan Sara
Bronxville
Jack Orden
White Plains, New York
Robert J. Starz
Deer Park
Accent Group
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