UN Council Stalled As Briton Prepares to Take Over Presidency
The UN Security Council remains gridlocked in Lake Success as Russia's Jakob Malik blocks action on Korea. Malik's week four aims to stall, offer counter-proposals, and veto potential measures while Britain’s upcoming chair raises the prospect of changed dynamics.
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UN Council
South Korea
Malik
U. S
China
U. N
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Scout Program Mapped At Tennessee Valley Council Session
Commissioner Ainslie Wyle announces a successful planning session for the Tennessee Valley Scout Council held at the Cornelian Court hotel. Agenda covered the Scout commissioner role God and Country Award uniform inspection and leader training. Plans discussed for an Explorer Rendezvous in the Black Warrior National Forest October 13 14 15 with all Explorer Scouts invited. An LCVP from the Coast Guard will aid expeditions on the Tennessee River. Emphasis on building facilities at Camp West Moreland with communities raising funds. Attendees include Dr. Paul Dawson Douglas Ray C C Rattliff Joe Fischer Rob t Fuller Don Mosh er Austin Branscomb Frank White James O Kirch John Graham Lee Richardson L P Hall Alvin Parker Virgil Fowler Sr Jr R L Haskins John Sparks John Gannaway Byron Godwin Floyd Harris Tom McKinney Ainslie Wyle.
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Ainslie Wyle
Tennessee Valley Scout Council
Cornelian Court Hotel
Black Warrior National Forest
Paul Dawson
Scottsboro
Douglas Ray
Huntsville
C. C. Rattliff
Joe Fischer
Sheffield
Rob’t Fuller
Florence
Don Mosher
Austin Branscomb
Frank White
Jas. O. Kirch
John Graham
Lee Richardson
L. P. Hall
Decatur
Alvin Parker
Virgil Fowler, Sr
Virgil Fowler, Jr
Cullman
R. L. Haskins
John Sparks
John Gannaway
Byron Godwin
Floyd Harris
Tom McKinney
Morgan County notices of visits and travels
Mr. and Mrs. Welch Shaffer visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck Griffin and family Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chaney of Hartselle and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sanders made a business trip to Decatur Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Livingston and family moved to this community Monday. Mrs. Cora Prince visits Mrs. Will Prince of Lacon this week. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. William Clemons of Rural Grove Tuesday. Charles Clemons came home with them to work days in their hay crop. Mr. and Mrs. B L. Sharpe Charles and Jerry and Mrs. Maybell Waddell and children attended church at New Center Sunday morning. Mrs. Eunice Waugh and Gary Lewis visited Mrs. Arnold Travis in Decatur Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Cartee Billy and Betty Griffin of Austinville returned home after visiting Cecil Griffin and family last week. Mrs. Blevins of Athens visits her son Ted Blevins here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Echols were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, John Livingston. Lyle Prince of Decatur and Jack Prince spent Saturday night with Elbert Prince.
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Welch’ Shaffer
Buck Griffin
Mrs. Chaney
Hartselle
Harvey Sanders
Decatur
C. E. Livingston
Cora Prince
Will Prince
Lacon
Almer Thomas
William Clemons
Rural Grove
Charles Clemons
B L. Sharpe
Charles and
Jerry
Maybell Waddell
New Center
Eunice Waugh
Gary Lewis
Arnold Travis
Pearl Cartee
Billy
Betty Griffin
Austinville
Cecil Griffin
Blevins
Athens
Ted Blevins
Cleon Echols
John Livingston
Lyle Prince
Jack Prince
Elbert Prince
Genieve Jones
Birmingham
Wash Jones
Lorine Letson
Courtland
Jack Swafford
Russellville, Ky
H. A. Blackwell
Hatfield Lake
Earl Holmes
Thelma Ann Whitt
Cullman
Will Whitt
Ida White
Florence
Little Toney White
Billy White
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Jennie Mae Mitchell
Huntsville
W. A. Mitchell
Howard Scott
Homer Gatlin
Earnest Puckett
Milburn Parker
Bards Tally
Earline
Danville
Wilk Whitt
Little
Theresa Letson
Decatur General Hospital
Edgar Kimbrough
Alvin Swanner
John W Smith
Bee
Martin Whitt
Walter Walker
Anna Jean Whitt
Sonny” Hunt
Garrett Whitt
Charles Putman
Coalmont
Tenn
John Parker
Floy Thornton
Josephine Lawson
Laws Park
Park Sr
Shields Culps
Jim King
Ray Buckelew
Billy Joe
Sheffield
Roy Collins
Carolyn Sue
Peggy
Howell Hogan
Ruth Hardwic
Woodfin’ Hardwick
Helen
Price Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Corinth
W. C. Kirkpatrick
Horace Lee Kirkpatrick
Dewey Hogan
McKendry
J. I. Nunn
Moulton
Sacred Echoes Quartet
Cullman County
Decatur Wolverine Plant Celebrates Cotton Anniversary
The Decatur Wolverine plant marked its second production anniversary with a patriotic ceremony. Employees received cotton American flags and Marine Corps booklets on a day highlighted by Frank Oakes’s remarks and Don Blend’s address.
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Don Blend
Wolverine Plant
Decatur
Marine Corps
Wolverine
All Day Singing at Gilliam Springs in Arab
The annual all-day singing will be held at Gilliam Springs Church one mile north of Arab on August 27 with the Happy Goodman Family from Mayfield Kentucky on the program and a concert the preceding Saturday night Oval Willis as chairman invites all to attend Canada buys about one seventh of U S exports
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Gilliam Springs Church
Arab
Happy Goodman
Mayfield
Oval Willis
Ardmore Social News Lists Weekend Visitors and Incidents
Major Harold Brown and family left Sunday for Rapid City after visiting his parents. Dozens of local families hosted guests from Decatur Huntsville Birmingham and Gadsden with travel and leisure noted. A child suffered a fractured skull from an acetylene tank accident in a Huntsville area incident.
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Harold Brown
Rapid City
S. D
Tully Brown
Angelene Smith
Decatur
Ed Smith
W. A. Mitchell
Willie Riddle
Rogers
Allen Mullins
Ann
Toney
Madison
Junior Magnuson
Charlet
C. E. Wilburn
O Huntsville
Leon Couner
Gadsden
Construction Jobs Are Given Approval for 80 Projects
The House Appropriations Committee approved 175,927,399 for 80 military construction projects as part of President Truman’s request for a 10.5 billion dollar wartime fund. Items include Navy NAS Jacksonville 500000, Mayport fighter berthing 3020000, Pensacola power plant 3110000, Fort Benning gasoline station 109000, Redstone Arsenal rocket arsenal 2250000, and classified installations outside the U.S. totaling 9951600.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
U. S
House
Navy
Nas
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S
Army
Fort Benning
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Massey Farm Bureau Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Massey Farm Bureau Club met last Thursday with Price Bryant presiding. Mrs. Lelton Kilpatrick gave the devotional and Malcolm Stephenson and his singing class entertained. The program featured readings and a stunt by Carolyn Aycock Merlene Owen and Kay Bryant. A film by Mr. Wagnon was shown.
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Massey Farm Bureau Club
Price Bryant
Lelton Kilpatrick
Malcolm Stephenson
Carolyn Aycock
Merlene Owen
Kay Bryant
Wagnon
McKendree Methodist Church
Doyle
Falkville
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Frigidaire
Morgan County
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
United States
Korea
Gilliam _ Springs
Canada
Ademark
Rodney
Ardmore News
Herman-Owen
Home Demonstration Club
Grady Bailey
Iona
Sybil
Chester Hogan
Bobbie Jean
Elda
James Morris
Sue
J. D. Jolly
M. J. Anders
Terry Dobbs
Bertha
Margaret Lee Young
Burl West
Frances Ann
Miss Young
Barbour County
Kroger’s
Elmer Bishop
Royaltex
Prqrichon
Merore
U.s.royals
United States Rubber Company
Royal Tire Service
Lee St
Pan-Am Servicenter
6Th Ave. North
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