Four Sent to Prison For Life After Bank Robbery
Four men from Louisville Ky pleaded guilty to a $196 000 City National bank robbery in Clinton Iowa. Clifford Edwards 22 Guy Edward Morris 19 Earl Jeffries 18 and Lester Stanley 28 were sentenced to life. They confessed and admitted the plan began in Louisville and involved kidnapping 33 people before the vault unlocked. The money was later recovered and one suspect was wounded.
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Clinton
Iowa
City National Bank
Clifford Edwards
Guy Edward Morris
Earl Jeffries
Lester Stanley
Louisville
A. P. Barker
Edwards
Davenport
Eugene Hill
Majority of A P I Graduates Approve Military Training
Auburn Alabama March 17 AP A majority of Alabama Polytechnic Institute graduates replying to U S department of the interior questions favor military training in higher learning. Questionnaires were sent to 54 institutions nationwide and 256 replied. Of those, 254 said ROTC training had definite educational value, 251 said it contributed to education, the same number agreed the time spent was justified, 225 favored two years of training, and 289 opposed eliminating the courses from colleges.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Department of the Interior
Auburn
United States
Department
Vigilante Actions Highlight Rural Justice Tensions
In small towns, hastily organized vigilantes clash with local peace officers as communities grapple with law and order. The uneasy dynamic raises questions about due process, safety, and governance amid rising community vigilantism.
Baby Lion Feeds Human Blood
Henry Parker of Midland City is a business visitor here Monday. Miss Annie Mae Teng attends the AEA in Birmingham. Miss Lavada Curtis and Mrs. P. V. Hamrick were in Dothan Monday and Tuesday. F. O. Deese, previously ill at home, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parker
Midland City
Annie Mae Teng
A.E.A
Birmingham
Lavada Curtis
P. V. Hamrick
Dothan
F. O. Deese
Blood building remedies praised by Mrs. Watson in Tupelo
Mrs Mary Watson of Tupelo Mississippi describes recovery from a run down health state after overtaxed nursing work. She credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with strengthening her nerves and body in a week. The remedies are sold as tonics in liquid or tablet form by all druggists.
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Tupelo
Miss
Dr. Pierce
Mary Watson
Local Social Visit Recap From Do Than Grimes And Florala
Hardy Miss Geraldinge Woodham and Gladys McInnis spent Sunday with Miss Donnie Hicks. Durwood Vann and Harold Hicks visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hicks. Miss Lessie Wells near Do Than spent the weekend with Mrs. W. D. Robinson. Miss Mary Opal Woodham stayed several days with Miss Flossie Watson. Mrs. R. J. Murphy spent Friday in Grimes. Miss Loys Cook spent the week Bruce, Grimes. Millie and Fred Gilley of Cincinnati are visiting their mother Mrs. W.3L Gilley. Bernley Dean, Riff Burtleshaw and Mr. Mathews attended League Sunday night. Misses Ruth and Clyde Belcher visited Miss Gladys McInnis Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Belcher and daughter Clyde were called to Florala for the death of T. A. Martin on Tuesday. Calvin McInnis attended J. A. Martin’s funeral in Florala Wednesday.
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Geraldinge Woodham
Gladys McInnis
Donnie Hicks
Durwood Vann
Harold Hicks
J. R. Hicks
Lessie Wells
Near Dothan
W. D. Robinson
Mary Opal Woodham
Flossie Watson
R. J. Murphy
Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin touted for health and vigor
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily tonic to prevent bilious headaches and constipation. It claims liver strength and active bowels prevent aging, urging regular use for adults and children as a safe laxative alternative.
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Dr. Caldwell
Ozark Ladies Aid Meeting and Social Notes
Ozark Stonewall Jackson Chapter L D Co met Thursday with Mrs J H Marley presiding After the business meeting and historical program refreshments were served by Mrs C W Dowling Mrs W W Slay Mrs Foy Smith and Mrs W M Sorrell who were also hostesses to the chapter Visitors included Mrs Jeffie L Mothershed returning to Birmingham after visiting sisters Mrs Hattie Chaffin and Mrs Will Ivy Brown W E Snuggs attends A E A in Birmingham R L Marchmand former Dale county superintendent now in Plant City Fla visited Ozark Miss Tommie McLeod Tallahassee Fla a recent guest Mrs H R Martin attended D A B Convention in Gadsden Mrs W H Godwin returned home in Birmingham after visiting Mr and Mrs BE Godwin family Mrs C A Patterson and Hittle son Charles of Birmingham spent last week with her brother F O Deese Dr M O Grace attended Southern Surgical conference in Birmingham Miss Esther Smyly attends AEA in Birmingham J E Z Riley returned from a business trip to Washington and other points Mrs C A Stokes and Mrs Shelley Parker visited Dothan Monday Mr and Mrs J T Crawford spent last weekend in Hartsboro Miss Annis Martha Adams Miss Freanor Wallace and Miss Lewis visited Dothan Saturday
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Stonewall Jackson
L. D. Co
J. H. Marley
Grady Carroll
Hattie Chaffin
Will Ivy Brown
W. E. Snuggs
Birmingham
R. L. Marchmand
Dale County
Plant City
Fla
Ozark
Tommie McLeod
Tallahassee
H. R. Martin
Gadsden
W. H. Godwin
BE. H. Godwin
Esther Smyly
A.E.A
J. E. Z. Riley
Washington
C. A. Stokes
Shelle Parker
Dothan
J. T. Crawford
Hartsboro
Annis Martha Adams
Freanor Wallace
Miss Lewis
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Big Bill Terry
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Holland
Mich
Chicago
Hardy
Grimes
Mana
Budweise
Meaty S
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Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Louis
Sam
Trust T Goodrich
Exide Batteries
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Safety League
Cavalier
Safety League
Super Service Tire Co
Vulcanizie
Gossard
Dothans Best
STOKE
E. T. Moody
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