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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1955
Page
1
Fragmentary lines mention Deas vase and ARS references with unclear context. The readable portions hint at decorative objects or notes but lack coherent events, dates, or names to form a full item.
Flint PTA meets Thursday at 7 15 in the school auditorium. Louis H Little of Camp Lejeune visits over Labor Day weekend. North Alabama Shrine No 7 to meet Friday at 730 PM at the Masonic Temple. Decatur DAV to meet Thursday at 730 at the DAV home. Friends of Jim Woodall note his hospitalization at Coffee Memorial Hospital Florence. BPW Club to meet tomorrow at 730 in the Veterans Administration building. AA members urged to attend. Police recorder's court docket lists 11 cases incl parking hour disorderly conduct speeding running a red light assault and battery and carrying a pistol without a permit. See Diary on Page 2.
Whitmire Police Chief J. B. Whitmire said new pink tickets will be issued for traffic violations starting Thursday. Tickets require license number car make time and date, and state the charge with a 72 hour deadline to report to the chief or face a warrant. A $1 fine applies after 72 hours for overparking.
All Morgan County schools not yet in session will open tomorrow morning. The list includes Collins Austinville Falkville Flint Morgan County High School Hartselle Elementary School Moulton and Pleasant Hill. Doors open 8 to 8 30 a m for student registration book lists and a short first day schedule.
Israel insists Egypt must accept responsibility for the week of Gaza border violence as a U.N. cease fire proposal seeks to halt fighting that has left many dead on both sides. Egyptian communique reports commandos entering Israel near Tel Aviv and Magdal. UN efforts led by Maj. Gen. Burns seek Egyptian acknowledgment of responsibility.
Alabama lawmakers push final bills as the 1955 session nears sine die adjournment Friday. The House and Senate set Friday for the last session with committees idle and the chamber ready to adjourn. the women’s jury service bill faces possible final filibuster.
Paris reports the resignation of Gilbert Grandval as resident administrative officer in Morocco. General Pierre Boyer de Latour is named to succeed him and departs for Rabat. Grandval’s relaxation of rule angered European residents and sparked uprisings that killed over 1,000 Moroccans and French.
At United Nations, a U.S. proposal to merge American and Soviet arms inspection plans was outlined by Harold Stassen to a five nation disarmament subcommittee. The plan calls for ground and aerial inspections, port airport and rail junction checks, and exchange of defense blueprints. Soviet Arkady Sobolev was to comment later in the week.
Katie Kash reports a flood of entries and playful nicknames for her desk. Names include Owens of Sheffield Bell a Geneva Campbell Trinity and Ruth McKay Logan with light humor from Jim Bradford Baileyton.
Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge rose 17 feet in 24 hours to 18.47 feet, sea level reading 552.43 feet. Yesterday's high 92 at 3 pm, low 72 at 5:30 am. 8 am 78, 11 am 90. Forecast partly cloudy mild today and Thursday, fair cool tonight. highs 87 and 60, then high 87 Thursday.
Four year old Ivan Armour of Moulton 4 legs in critical condition at Lawrence County Hospital after a car accident. The driver is his 13 year old sister Bobbie Armour and the mother was also in the car when the boy ran into the driveway from a neighbor’s home. He sustained nine broken ribs a punctured lung and facial and hand lacerations.
Mr and Mrs Price Chenault of Moulton were reported in poor condition by Lawrence County Hospital after a collision between their 1955 Dodge and a school bus at Alabama Highway 36 and Highway 33 yesterday morning. Jane ENT.
Burgreen Contracting Co. of Athens received a contract to grade and drain about eight and a half miles of road from Cullman to West Point with a bid near 285,360. The project aims to link Cullman with Moulton and the Tri Cities. Hewitt Contracting Co. of Columbus, Ga. won a separate bid of about 39,524 for cement stabilized base and bituminous work on Clarkson to Loga in Cullman.
CHICAGO A Labor Day weekend traffic death toll of 400 was forecast today by the National Safety Council. This would be 100 deaths more than would occur if the weekend See HOLIDAYS on Page 2
Alabama geologist Walter B Jones says the Citronelle No 1 Donovan oil well is a major find that could raise Alabama among top oil states. The 11 400 foot strata yielded 16 feet of saturated sand and drilling may extend to 13 000 14 000 feet as producers push to determine field size.
Democrats mobilize on farm price cuts with a new national agricultural advisory committee to shape a 1956 farm plank. Clayton Fritchey says the issue will be central this fall as farm prices fall another 2 percent in August, signaling potential policy shifts.
George E. Wilson of Birmingham's Air Engineering Co. died this morning from a heart attack in a Stevenson Alabama store. Funeral plans to be announced. In Montgomery a Senate House conference on the general appropriation bill began work to reconcile differences between chambers.
President Juan D. Peron proposed resigning to pacify rivals and avert civil strife but his CGT allies and Peronista leadership rejected the move. Hugo di Pietro urged mass demonstrations and a 15 minute nationwide stoppage as offices closed and crowds gathered at Plaza de Mayo.
Secretary of State Dulles and British and French foreign ministers will meet in New York on September 27 for two days to coordinate Western views before meeting Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in October. West German Foreign Minister Brentano will join September 28 as Western plans for German unity are discussed in advance of Geneva talks.
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