Eyster Elected President of Morgan County Bar
Morgan County Bar Association members chose John C. Eyster as president for the coming year. Others include Charlies Murphree as vice president and David B. Cauthen as secretary treasurer. A memorial resolution praised Charles H. Eyster who died February 22, noting his legal impact and character.
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Morgan County Bar Association
John C. Fyster
Eyster and
Charles H. Eyster
Decatur
Morgan County
Alabama
Morgan Coun Bar Association
Ben L. Britnell
Julian Hars
John A. Caddell
Area City Government Shifts Set This Week
New officials in several area towns will be officially sworn in Monday night starting four years of city government under new administrations. Hart sel leans toward Burleson or Long as mayor with council changes noted and other towns such as Athens Moulton Hillsboro Town Creek Vinemont Holly Pond Flint City Falkville Trinity Courtland Somerville Courtland.
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James Richeson
Dovell Haley
R. T. Branum
Vernon Hurn
Earnest Clay Kimbrell
Clifton Phillips
Phillips
Hartselle
John D. Burleson
Burleson
John D. Long
Jak- Long
Long
Hartiselle
William McCombe
McCombe
Harold Johnson
M. L. Hammond
Ernest Maddox
John Reynolds
Athens
John Sandlin
Electric Department
Terry Bottom
al Corder
Police Department
Robert Allen Tinnon
Robert V. Clem
Bill Smith
Dewitt Garrett
Lester Cole
Buford Romine
Moulton
Emma Jean Stephenson
Ben. Corum
Lucian Royer
Kumpy
Courtland
W.A. Toms
Robert E. Simpson
J.A. Ussery
James McGarry
B.B. McGowan
James Blythe
iWade Terry
Alabama Welfare Push Seeks Aid For Struggling Miners
Jefferson County’s exhausted coal and iron region faces hunger and ignorance as the Appalachia program covers 32 Alabama counties. Miners describe long unemployment, small irregular work, and reliance on odd jobs with families living in cramped trailers amid tailings piles.
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Philip Cramous
Associated Press
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Alabama counties listed in 1960 population tow
AP notes 32 Alabama counties included in the tow with a combined 1960 population of 1,884,400. Counties named include Jefferson, Shelby, Madison, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, and others across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Linden Forest Edwards
Ohio State University
Edwards
Birmingham
Alabama
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Cleburne
Colbert
Coosa
Cullman
DeKalb
Elmore
Etowah
Fayette
Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Limestone
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Morgan
Randolph
St. Clair
Shelby
Talladega
Tallapoosa
Tuscaloosa
Walker
Winston
Appalachia’s Vast Southeast Coverage
The fragment notes Appalachia spanning a wide Southeast region, hinting at geographic scope and cultural reach across multiple states and communities. It suggests a broad archival or regional study focus without specific events or figures.
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Clifford Mason
J. D. Corum
Ervin Terry
Arnold Terry, Jr
L. C. Moran
Town Creek
Paul Houston
Clifford Brackin
Claude C. Brackin
Grover Simmons
Howard Burnell
J. W. Nesmith
Clifforda. Burn
L. D. Widner
James F.berry
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Roy Wood
Vinemont
Tom Patton
H.W. Wood
Auddy F. Edwards
William Wynn
W.P. Milner
R.E. Kelley
Holly Pond
Dane Estes
T.B. Grimes
Elmer Wiser
Jessie Smith
Quenton Watley
Herman Keeton
Flint City
J.D. McClanahan
Billy Joe Parker
W.H. Ellett
Willis E. Speakman
Percy Thrasher
Robert Grant
Falkville
G.D. Sims
Duard Sivey
Louis Segars
Larry Moore
Joe Summerford
Jack McCaig
R.T. Branum
Herman Hurn
Ernest Clay
Somerville
J.D. Williams
R.C. Miller
Robert Maples
Wayne Stevens
J.R. Ransom
Cois Breeding
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