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Albert Dunn Madison Parish, LA

From The Tallulah Madison Journal (LA), October 21, 1938

Albert Dunn, 40, Takes His Life At Clinic Here

Albert Dunn, 40, recently employed as a truck driver here, died in a local clinic some time Saturday 
night from what was said to be self-inflicted wounds. He was said to have stabbed himself in the heart 
in a fit of despondency from ill health. He had been ill for about five years, but had been a patient 
in the clinic for only two weeks.

The funeral was held in the Delhi cemetery Monday afternoon with the Rev. Clarence Crow of the 
Tallulah Baptist Church, officiating.

Dunn is survived by his wife, several step-children, two sisters and three brothers. The sisters are 
Mrs. Julia Meichael, of Alexandria, and Mrs. C. W. Creekbaum, of Tennessee.

Dunn had been a resident of Tallulah for many years and was well known here. At one time he was in 
the employ of J. K. Post.