Winston County Free State in Trumpet of the Solid South
Winston County Alabama, a Republican stronghold since the Civil War, stands apart in the Deep South where Democrats have gained ground modestly. The county’s history shows secession at the state level, wartime Union allegiance, and a long-lasting political tradition now featuring mixed party leadership and two-party primaries reflecting shifting regional loyalties.
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Winston County
Alabama
Winston
Dixie
Alf Landon
Franklin Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Tennessee Valley
Board of Revenue
South
Butler County petitions for separate maintenance and support
A string of domestic relations filings across Butler and surrounding counties lists Mary M. Robinson seeking separate maintenance from Charles E. Robinson. Ella E. Grebisz seeking support for her minor child from Richard A. Oliver. and multiple neglect petitions involving individuals in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown, and Newark, with Judge David Black presiding. The notices reference marriages from 1960 and 1940s, various addresses, and actions under state support and neglect statutes.
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Mary M. Robinson
Fairmount Ave
Charles E. Robinson
Charles St
Dayton
Ella E. Grebisz
Albuquerque
N. M
Richard A. Oliver
Curtis St
Cincinnati
Tavares
Fla
John Meadows
Elmo Place
Donald L. Meadows
New York
N. Y
Shirley Brickles
Minor
Hamilton
Jack Brickles
Sue Stepp
Roosevelt Ave
Roy Stepp
Lebanon
Gloria Jean Drury
Excello
Norman Drury
Bakersfield
Calif
Barbara Strategier
Fisher Road
Donald Strategier
Middletown
Jane M. McWhorter
Clarence McWhorter
Paul Jordan
Ninth Ave
Pauline D. Jordan
Newark
N. J
David Black
Minor neglect complaints filed in multiple cases
Ruth Ellen Blevins and Carol Walters appear in separate neglect and cruelty actions against corespondent minors. Cases list addresses in Ohio and Montana ecosystems with defendants including Wayne Blevins Vernon Walters and Carol Whisman. The filings name several minors and defendants across jurisdictions, with standard neglect and cruelty allegations.
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Ruth Ellen Blevins
N. Marshall Road
Wayne Randall Blevins
West Middletown
Vernon Walters
Trenton
Carol Walters
Great Falls
Mont
Carol Whisman
Franklin
James Whisman
Well Road
Joe FE. Durbin
New Miami
Rhoda Sue Durbin
Wiliamsdale
Janet Bennett
Ham
New York City Post Office Clerk Must Handle 16 Letters Min
A distributing clerk in the New York City Post Office is required to process at least 16 letters per minute as part of workload standards. The rule targets efficiency in mail handling, ensuring timely distribution across routes and facilities.
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New York City
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McGregor
Alligator
Enro
Hickok G. Esquire
Keister's Men Store
4Th & Main
Franklin, Ohio
Barnitz
Syecy Po
Ceri
the Bank
Butler County Courts
Tton
Ronald Earl Bennet
Somerville
Rt. 1
Jamnita Richards
Thomas C. Richards
Wes Chester
Ella Roberts
Smith Ave
Henry W. Roberts
Agnes Myers
West Chester
Louis Myers
Dvorces
Penney’s
Penney's
Penney
Orion
Penney’s Window
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