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Wardway Homes, offered by the Montgomery www.MonrgomeryWard.com Ward Company, were kit homes built www.MontrgomeryWard.com by Gordon Van Tine but distributed www.MonrtgomeryWard.com and sold under the Wards name. www.MonygomeryWard.com Little is known about Wardway Homes.
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Montgomery experiences short, warm springs and hot, typically humid summers lasting from mid-May to well into September. Autumns are usually during October and November and are mild - from the mid 60s to 70s (degrees Fahrenheit). Winters last from December until February; their severity/coldness varies from year to year, but they are usually moderate, with temperatures rarely dipping below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Montgomery, Ala., PRNewswire -- Dr. Charles Beck, a well-respected orthopedic surgeon this week issued a warning that a commonly used device designed to reduce pain after surgery is potentially dangerous when used in the shoulder joint space. The devices, manufactured by Stryker Corporation , I-Flow Inc. and others deliver high concentrations of pain medication directly to a surgical site, but according to a recently published article co-authored by Dr. Beck, they can cause permanent and debilitating damage to the shoulder.
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During the civil-rights movement in the 1950s and 60s, Montgomery was marked by demonstrations led by Martin Luther King, Jr., who was a minister there in the mid-1950s. In Dec., 1955, African Americans organized a nonviolent boycott of the segregated public bus system; by the following year a desegregation edict regarding public transportation was issued. Racial unrest ensued in the 1960s.
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In 1956 one of the first major victories of the modern civil rights movement came after a year-long boycott of Montgomery’s segregated bus system by the city’s black community. Led by local minister Martin Luther King, Jr., the boycott resulted in the desegregation of the city’s buses, and its success significantly strengthened the civil rights movement.
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