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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
8
Household tips include stacking tomato slices in a cup to stay fresh for days with the heel on top. Also notes on shellac for bamboo blinds, freezing decanter tops to remove stoppers, adding instant coffee to brown gravy, and cautioning against mixing vinegar and bleach.
The article argues that personal style should reflect who you are and allow for ongoing development. Teens should avoid rigidly sticking to a single "type" and be open to drastic shifts as they grow, balancing classic looks with evolving fashion notes.
Examination opened for substitute clerk substitute carrier and special delivery messenger at the Courtland Post Office. For info and forms contact Edd Todd postmaster Courtland. Applications to the executive secretary POD Civil Service Establishment Board U S Post Office Birmingham.
An estimated 3.5 million persons left rural America for urban areas during the 1940s to 1950s, reshaping population distribution and labor patterns across the nation.
An American airman from Anniston was held without bail in London on a stabbing charge at a Soho night club. The victim, John W. Treadway, a Negro airman at Ruislip, is listed in serious condition.
The Decatur Daily invites readers to write letters on questions of the day. Names are withheld on request but sender identity must be known to the editor. Manuscripts will not be returned.
In Selma Alabama the all white First Presbyterian Church admitted four Negro women to services causing at least nine parishioners to leave during opening prayer. Two Negroes were turned away at First Baptist Church. Pastor Dr John Newton said ushers seated the women and avoided mention in the sermon amid a wave of arrests in the city during an anti segregation drive.
A financially minded explainer estimates divorce costs from lawyers fees to alimony and insurance. It cites ranges by income, outlines Mexican and Reno options, and notes state law quirks and the need to halve living standards.
The city proposes to construct sanitary sewers in Lalinda Subdivision District 31 as shown on a map on file at City Hall. The plan covers Lines 1 2 3 4 5 6 with 15 and 8 inch pipes, manholes, and related appurtenances to drain and benefit the area. The estimated cost is 50148.00 with a public hearing set for October 15 1963.
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