A Little Bit Of England Still Persists In India
In Simla the old British hill station vibe lingers with London dress and briar pipes among Indians, while landmarks like Clarke's and the Cecil reflect a colonial past. Hiking, Jakko Hill, and the cool 7084 foot climate attract visitors as nearby districts offer unique local fairs and ritual archery events.
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England
India
Conrad Fine
Simla
Britain
Himalayan
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Union
London
Clarke’s
Cecil
Grand
Metropole
Himalayas
Punjab Plain
New Delhi
Punjab
Science Shrinks Piles With New Noninvasive Method
A world famous research institute reveals Bio-Dyne as the healing substance now in Preparation H. The product comes in suppository and ointment forms and is sold at drug counters. It promises relief from itching and pain, with patients reporting piles as no longer a problem in studies.
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New York, N.Y
Shotgun Wounds Hartselle Man Investigation Underway
A Hartselle man is held in county jail for investigation after a shotgun attack on J. C. Vaughn 47 near Brooksville. Vaughn suffered a severe injury as the right arm was ripped at the elbow by a 12 gauge blast from about 10 feet away.
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J. C. Vaughn
Brooksville
Hobby
Vaughn
Alabama Factory Jobs Rise In February By 1700
Manufacturing employment in Alabama grew by 1,700 positions in February from January, signaling a steady uptrend in the state’s industrial sector. The gain reflects broad expansion across several plants and production lines.
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Alabama
Judge Orders County Jail Time For Homer Be vins
Judge Bloodworth ordered the prisoner to serve the time in the county jail. June 25 was set for Bloodworth to hear a motion for a new trial for Homer Bevins, convicted of robbery at a Fish Pond service station and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Bloodworth
Homer Bevins
Fish Pond
The Taft Hartley 14b Open Shop Letter to Editor
Barney Weeks of Decatur Alabama argues against Section 14(b) of the Taft Hartley Act claiming it denies majority worker rights and favors minority will. He cites union shop duties and constitutional jurisdiction while noting Indiana and New Mexico repeals as support for repeal.
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Duor Des Daily
Decatur
Alabama
Congress
Ing
New Mexico
Organized Labor
Barney Weeks
Danville Man Gets Probation
Circuit Judge James N Bloodworth granted two years probation to David Lee Melson 16 of Danville after a prior two year prison sentence for burglary. Cleveland Owens 48 of Hillsboro had a transport conviction hearing continued. J C Early was reviewed for potential prison or county jail time for forgery.
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Moulton
James N. Bloodworth
Bloodworth
David Lee Melson
Danville
Cleveland Owens
Hillsboro
J. C. Early
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Steve Garner
Jane Compton
Heidi Dieter
Dennis Perry
Jim Garner
Bursch Ford, Inc
DIAL
Ray Stokes
Jack
Calcutta
Bombay
Delhi
Jakko Hill
Memsahib
Narkanda
Nirimand
Georgia
W. Moulton St
North Alabama
Hartselle
Industrial Finance Corporation of
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Huntsville
South Side Square
Holmes Ave
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ABC Kindergarten
Bill McElrath
Mark Wright
Bill Hardwick
Jay Moore
Walter Roeber
Kathy Riley
Marty McDaniel
Glenda Hightower
Ronnie Adkins
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Becki Howard
Jan Grove
Hal Cooper
Connie Holtzclaw
Cliff
Decatur Daily
Hisse
Birmingham
Indiana
Ala
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Carolyn Bernard
Mighway
South
WHRT
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