| Hank Williams, Sr Was he affected by his dad's chemical exposures of WWI? I think so | 
Photo: Original by HENRY SCHOFIELD, Nashville
| (Sept 17, 1923 - Jan 1, 1953) Father: Alonzo Huble Williams, known as "Lon" Mother: Jessie Lillie Belle Skipper Williams was born in 1923, in the small unincorporated town of Mount Olive, about eight miles southwest of Georgiana, Alabama He was named after Hiram I of Tyre, but his name was misspelled as "Hiriam" on his birth certificate.[1] He was born with a mild undiagnosed case of spina bifida occulta, a disorder of the spinal column, which gave him life-long pain—a factor in his later abuse of alcohol and drugs. His parents were Alonzo Huble Williams, known as "Lon," a train conductor for a regional lumber company and World War I veteran, and Jessie Lillybelle Williams, known as "Lillie." He had an older sister named Irene. http://www.wgwdfm. com/ | Hank died on January 1 in 1953---my hero of country---and this station is doing a tribute to him--so if you want to here some ole country music, just tune in.... | January 29, 2003
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Appreciating Hank Williams. by John Derbyshire NRO columnist |  |  ank Williams died in either 1952 or 1953, in either Tennessee or West Virginia. The confusions arise from the fact that he was in the back seat of a car, late on New Year's Eve, being driven from Montgomery, Alabama to Charleston, West Virginia, by a young student hired for the purpose. At some point, most likely before midnight, Hank Williams died, from a combination of booze and pain-killing drugs — he suffered from a chronic back problem. Hank was 29 years old.
It wasn't much of a life. Hank was born to poor whites in south-central Alabama, off Route 31 between Montgomery and Mobile, as deep as the Deep South gets. His ancestry was Scotch-Irish and Cherokee. His father was invalided out of the family when Hank was six, and spent the rest of his life in VA hospitals. Growing up dirt poor in Georgiana, shining shoes and selling newspapers, Hank took guitar lessons from a black street musician named Rufus Payne, from whom he learned all about the blues. Putting that together with the hillbilly folk tunes and hymns of his own people, Hank Williams pretty much created the modern style of Country and Western music. http://www.nationalreview.com/derbyshire/derbyshire012903.asp Another article said that he had a congenital spine defect http://home.online.no/~smpeders/ind-hank.htm Could his back pain be bone cancer or some type of blood damage? I would wonder about what happened to his dad - What military service did his dad have? What ailments did his dad have? What periods of FLU ... for each of them? Military for most of the past century should suspect the harm of 2-butoxyethanol. Many times people self medicate with alcohol. If he was in a lot of pain. Something was really wrong ________________ He was born in about 1924? Wonder if his dad served in WW I? Answer: Born in Mount Olive West, Ala. (near Georgiana) on September 17th, 1923, Hiriam was the second child of Lon and Lillie Williams. Lon, a WWI veteran, was hospitalized during most of Hank's early life, leaving the boy's upbringing to his strong-willed mother. Hank Williams Sr. Biography During his early childhood, the Williams family moved frequently throughout southern Alabama as his father's job required. In 1930, when Williams was seven years old, his father began suffering from face paralysis. At a VA clinic in Pensacola, Florida, doctors determined that the cause was a brain aneurysm, so they sent Lon Williams to the VA Medical Center in Alexandria, Louisiana. Lon remained hospitalized for eight years and was thus mostly absent throughout Hank's childhood. (Probably more than one thing going on) and that he could have had effects from his dad being chemically poisoned BEFORE his conception? Ah Ha ... this is one of the birth defects that should be suspect for 2-butoxythanol poisoning of a parent: It is on the list of presumptive disability approval for Korean Vets * ... and should be for other vets, too Hank Williams was born in Mount Olive, Alabama, the second child of Lon and Lillie Williams. Afflicted with spina bifida at birth, Hank may well have gravitated toward music as an alternative to sports. It was while living in Georgiana, AL, he befriended Rufe Payne, a black street musician better known as "Tee-Tot." who years later Hank would say had given him "all the music training I ever had." Most music biographers consider Payne the source of the noticeable blues influence running through Hank's music.
Read on … | It causes hemolytic anemia from the info on the Material Safety Data Sheet (Autoimmune?) C6H14O2/CH3(CH2)2CH2OCH2CH2OH Sometimes 'the flu' is 2-butoxyethanol poisoning
or similar chemical in 'bomb fumes in one's eyes, And how many American soldiers have died in Wars? How many were health damaged & given 'no space' for flying off the handle at the drop of a hat? ... for having the 'health syndrome' such as CFIDS.
Although it didn't have a name until 1989 ... I suspect CFIDS has been very prevalent during war time ... and most especially in WWI and WWII.
Many really weird birth defects are showing up in recent decades... some just getting 'found' in the 80s and 90s
Assess the Collateral Health Damage before going to WAR - ever
We lost 148 soldiers in '91 Gulf war ...+ 195,000 of 'the syndrome'
We lost 58,148 in Vietnam war .... + how many of 'the syndrome?'
We lost 54,246 in Korean war ...... + how many of 'the syndrome?'
We lost 405,399 in WWII ............ + how many of 'the syndrome?'
We lost 116,516 in WWI .......... + how many of 'the syndrome?'
We lost 863,153 in Civil war ........ + how many of 'the syndrome?'
| I first looked at the New Jersey Hazard sheet ... very concise and easy to understand .... this chemical targets the Testes ... so no wonder there is so many more males affected than females on many ailments ... and X chormosomal abnormalities
The next one that was very helpful was the one out of the UK
And the chemical companies do not even have to name the product .... as long as they give the warnings ... so "defats the skin" Don't get in your eyes ... Hmm
Reason the USA can't find the real cause of 'gulf war syndrome' is because the USA has been hoodwinked by the chemical companies
Some soldiers get exposed to way too much of the n-butyl ethers and they have no hope of escaping it. Doing the same job over and over and over .... such as even Staff Sgt James Alford of TX | Both Pres FDR ... and Pres Eisenhower had health issues back to 1917 - 1918 being around the WW I soldiers Pres FDR had the chills, horrible headache ... at the end of his life.
... as he went to bed he was 'shivering'  (chills?)
They have also determined that it was not polio that Pres FDR had in 1921, but an autoimmune dysfunction: Guillain-Barre syndrome.
I would suspect that was an effect of the exposure to bomb fumes in WWI. When he was Assist Sect of the US Navy he got as close to the front lines as they would let him. On the return Voyage (1917 or 1918?) he came down with a strange influenza. I would like to know more about this. I suspect it was part of the Spanish Flu - virus a side effect of a chemical poisoning. I think that is really what Bird Flu is today
& Eisenhower, too? e-mail Why I suspect Vaccines are May Harm More than Help Now-a-days * 'Nearly all polio outbreaks since 1961 were caused by the oral polio vaccine,'
-Jonas Salk, inventor of the IPV, testifying before a Senate subcommittee Says an expert, "The 'bird flu' being discussed now is one in which the healthy immune system of the able bodied ... attacks the lungs..." goes autoimmune BIG time. Maybe they just don't notice effects of 'the other' ... until the immune system is about worn out from over activity? If you had diabetes or serious FATIGUE that no rest helps ... start up after 'flu-like' symptoms, maybe you were overexposed to a chemical like 2-butoxyethanol. Maybe you were poisoned. What were you doing right then? | web page * |
