Army Secretary urges sustained readiness amid Geneva optimism
Secretary Wilber M. Brucker warned the United States must keep firm combat readiness despite Geneva talks suggesting less tension. He cautioned against forgetting Communist aggression and urged preparedness to fight and win if peace efforts fail. ABA leader Loyd Wright criticized Americans surrendering self government for federal favors and urged return to traditional virtues. Press photographers will test courtroom decorum at a National Press Photographers Association event today at 4 p.m.
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Philadelphia
Wilber M. Brucker
American Bar Assn
Geneva
United States
ABA
Loyd Wright
Hope Ike Run Favored by White House Aide
Howard Pyle, a White House aide, said it would be helpful if Eisenhower seeks re election though those confident he will run may be more hopeful than certain He named Vice President Nixon as a possible candidate and said Nixon could beat Adlai Stevenson if he ran but he was unsure.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Arizona
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Arthur S. Nevins
Boat Harbor Thefts Reported To Police
Two thefts from the Decatur Boat Harbor reported to police last week. Authorities are investigating possible links and urge boat owners to secure vessels and report suspicious activity. No suspects named and no injuries reported.
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Boat Harbor
Decatur Boat Harbor
Scouts Enjoy World Jamboree in Niagara on the Lake
About 10 000 Boy Scouts at the 8th World Jamboree in Niagara on the Lake Ontario take in sights and hospitality. Residents greet them with cookies and refreshments as the event shifts from speeches to sightseeing and交流.
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Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ont
Thief Takes $15 From Pat's Freezette On Highway 31
A Sunday police report states a thief broke a back door window at Pat's Freezette across from Legion Field on Highway 31 and unlocked it from the inside. About $15 in various coins and bills were stolen along with two bananas and five pounds of produce.
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Pat
Highway 31
Legion Field
Theft of boat motors reported to city police
A ten horsepower Wizard out board motor valued at $285 was taken from a boat owned by Frank Guier at 908 9th Ave SE last Thursday. A six gallon gasoline tank was also stolen from a boat owned by Warren Saxon at 1509 Olive St sometime last week.
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Frank Guier
9Th Ave
Warren Saxon
Olive St
All N Alabama Home Sweet Home To Cricket
North America hosts field crickets common in Alabama with nocturnal flights to lights. The article explains morphology, life cycle, seasonal generations, and potential pests to homes and crops, noting control methods such as aldrin or toxaphene dust.
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N. Alabama
North America
Alabama
United States
Canada
South America
Montgomery
Orthoptera
Peaceful Witness in a Frightened World
The Rev Nevin H Zuck urges Christians to practice peacemaking as the core duty amid the Cold War. He emphasizes evangelism and support for government, warning against letting Communist fears dim the Beatitude from Matthew 5 9.
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Nevin H. Zuck
Church of the Brethren
Elizabethtown, Pa
Morgan Negro Teachers Begin Term With Degree Advantage
The Morgan County school system opens the term with 32 Negro teachers, all holding at least a bachelor’s degree. Several teachers spent summers at A and M College in Huntsville for workshops and leadership training, while principals and staff prepared with a day of conferences prior to Monday’s start.
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Morgan
Morgan County
M. College
Huntsville
Juanita Turner
John Cowans
I. F. Stallworth
W. G. Osborne
A. and
Jeanes
Minnie C. Jackson
Emory University
Atlanta
Cedar Lake
Carrie C. Rogers
Lucille T. Chatman
Marchionees Davis
Hartselle
F. Stallworth
Robert FE. Henry
Daisy Osborne
Walter G. Osborne
Juanita Hall Turner
Doris L. Wright
Lena Lee Stallworth
W. A. Whetstone
Parnell S. Thomas
Beatrice Whetstone
Lucille White
Earline Wiggins
Lacey's Spring
Lois Sharpley
Leadus
Talucah
Countess Vinson
Elizabeth Taylor
Midway
David A. McCray
Roberta Cowans
Moulton Heights
Ovella P. Lee
Zeynobia Thomas
Maggie Owens
Dan Ella Kelley
Mr. Nebo
Angie B. Leslie
Somerville
M. B. Evans
Odessa B. Evans
Paris McCray
St. John
Allie Lee Draper
Burglars Targeted Cash Areas In Local Eatery
Police investigate a break in at a restaurant where the thieves moved money areas but did not disturb other items. Entry appeared deliberate and knowledge of the venue is indicated by the report.
Radio and TV Schedule Snags and Late Program Changes
Daily listings from The Ceeater Daily show a chaotic log of 6:00 to 12:30 schedules with errors and garbled titles. Programs include Top N Pops, Easy Listening, Sign Off, Breakfast, News, Sports, theater plays, and matinees across WREC TV and Channel 13 with numerous misprints and timing overlaps.
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Birmingham
Civil Liberties Situation Seen As Cause For Alarm
New York Dr. Robert M. Hutchins president of the Fund for the Republic says there is cause for alarm in the civil liberties situation in the United States. The fund started in 1951 with Ford Foundation support and has received 15 million dollars in grants.
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New York
Robert M. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
United States
Hutchins
Ford Foundation
Weathermen Track Caribbean Squalls Westward Motion
Weathermen monitored a long line of squally weather moving westward over the Caribbean and Atlantic. The disturbance, identified as an easterly wave, stretched from the southern Bahamas to Jamaica.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean
Atlantic
Bahamas Islands
Jamaica
Floods Force 34 169 Families From Homes in Six States
The Red Cross reported an incomplete survey showing 34 169 families displaced by flood waters across six eastern states. It noted 439 homes destroyed and about 14 000 damaged, with severe water issues in Scranton Pennsylvania. Army canvas tanks supplied street corner water. The relief body opened New York City headquarters and began a two million dollar initial relief appropriation.
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Washington
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Scranton
New York City
Crippled Argobeam Towed Toward Scotland in Atlantic Storm
The 7133 ton Argobeam limped toward shelter as salvage tug Salveda pulled her from 18 foot Atlantic seas toward the Scottish shore. Captain George Wilson and the mate abandoned the ship after 53 hours on the bridge after an engine room fire. Crew were taken aboard the Kungsholm. The ship carried coal from the United States to Copenhagen.
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London
George Wilson
Kungsholm
Argobeam
United States
Copenhagen
Drink Box Thieves Raid City Garage
Soft drink machine at Thompson's Garage on West Moulton Street and 3rd Ave W was broken open between 10 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday. About $1.20 was taken from the money box. no entry was made to the building.
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Thompson’s
West Moulton St
3Rd Ave. W
Eisenhower Pig Call Referenced At Gettysburg Farm
Washington column notes Ike uses a hog caller lure with the pigs at his Gettysburg area farm as talk turns to 1956 plans. It comments on his farming life, net worth from Cruade in Europe, and possible 1956 choices including a UN post if he bows out of the presidency.
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ED Creagh
Washington
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Place
Gettysburg
Ike
Denver
Eisenhower
Geneva
August Picnic Time For Moulton HD Clubs
August is family picnic month for 20 home demonstration clubs in Lawrence County. Thirteen clubs plan outings at Joe Wheeler State Park and Seneca Springs with swimming soft ball quiet games and group singing. Other clubs include Town Creek Langtown Enon Wolf Springs Concord Harmony Landersville Flat Rock Caddo Courtland Mt. Hope Mt. Moriah Hatton Morris Chapel and C. C. Smith.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Joe Wheeler State Park
Seneca Springs
Town Creek
Langtown
Enon
Wolf Springs
Concord
Harmony
Landersville
Flat Rock
Caddo
Courtland
Mt. Hope
Mt. Moriah
Hatton
Morris Chapel
C. C. Smith
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Decatur
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Locust Street
Decatur Land CO
State National Bank Bidg
God
Ceeater
Het
Wrec-Tv
Chasse
King
Mrs. Danie
Ted Mack
Mr. Sweeney
Filay
Steve Ie Ies
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Europe
Moulton HD
Loyd’s Rece
Wally Fowler
Decatur High School
Statesmen
Howie
Lister — Blackwood
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