Alabama Storm Claims Two Lives In Gulf Weather
A gulf gale named Brenda raked Alabama with winds to 60 mph near the center and flooding across coast highways. Two deaths occurred in traffic accidents as rain slicked roads. Sgt Alf M Brantley and Mrs Ruby Sims perished. High tides closed the Mobile causeway and blocked U S highways 90 and 31.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Dauphin Island
Montgomery
Alf M. Brantley
Brookley Air Force Base
Ruby Sims
Lipscomb
D. R. Sims
U. S. 43
Sims
Brenda
Gates
Inland Move Near Pearl River Area Described
The report notes a move inland on Monday in the Pearl River region about 35 miles east of New Orleans, indicating shifting coastal conditions and potential impacts for nearby communities.
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Pearl River Area
New Orleans
Sharon Saunders May Return Home
Sharon Saunders daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Saunders Brodhead may be dismissed this week from the Wisconsin General hospital Madison where she has been a patient eight weeks Her condition is greatly improved and she will likely have therapy after hospitalization No definite cause of her illness is known Her illness resembled an infection with high temperatures and labored breathing Polio was ruled out early She was hospitalized at St Clare hospital in Monroe before being taken to Madison At Brodhead a benefit fund for Sharon totals $1000.
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Francis Saunders
Brodhead
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Sharon
Pastor and Wife Divided Congregation Split at Wichita Church
In Wichita Kansas a religious dispute split the Gospel Assembl Church, with about half supporting Rev. E L Mullineaux and the other half backing his wife Mrs Mullineaux. Attorney Pat Warnick said a suit seeks partition of church properties or a buyout of the opposing faction.
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Wichita
Kan
E. L. Mullineaux
Pat Warnick
Warnick
Community Notes From Monticello Medical Trips and Visits
Local residents including Mrs. O D Curtis and the Fischers of Champaign Illinois vacation at the Nic Freitag Estate farm. Frequent visits and outings occur among families in Monticello Madison Monroe Albany Freeport New Glarus and Verona with hospital calls and ballgame attendance noted.
Minnesota Patrolmen Crack Down on Traffic
In a six month period the Minnesota highway patrol arrested 13 081 drivers for major traffic violations causing accidents or injuries. Patrol chief Paul R. Martz said arrests surpassed last year by 5 000 and 7 000 more than in 1953. Most arrests were for illegal or unsafe speeds improper passing failure to yield right of way and tailgating.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Paul R. Martz
Martz
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