Water pipeline project advances for District ITB Sanatorium
A pipeline capable of supplying water to the District ITB Sanatorium is being prepared. Contracts have been sent to the City of Hartselle by Herman Nelson, director of the State Highway Department, and once paperwork is finished, installation of a larger pipe will begin. Our thanks to Mr. Nelson for his understanding.
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ITB
Hartselle
Herman Nelson
State Highway Department
Nelson
Building A Firm Foundation in Decatur Sewer Upgrade
The city government approved urgent sanitary sewer improvements in Decatur. Officials say the move mirrors essential progress already seen in schools and hospitals, with funding required for health protection.
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Decatur
Alabama voters urged to approve Amendment No 3 in December
Alabamians who backed funding for Bryce Searcy and Partlow buildings are asked to reaffirm their stance by voting yes on Amendment No 3 on December 17. The measure would raise the hospital bond interest rate from 3 to 4 percent to unlock $4 million in capital funds for the mentally ill and mentally retarded, with no new taxes.
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Bryce, Searcy
Partlow
Alabama
The Decision Is Mr. Eisenhower's
The piece argues President Eisenhower faces a strenuous life with recurring illnesses and weighs whether he should seek a second term or resign. It notes missile progress as a top issue and asserts the president must decide his future alone, considering public and political pressures.
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Eisenhower
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Live With God And Live Fully, Says Peale
In a Muncie breakfast meeting a stranger told Dr. Peale how an auto accident nearly killed him, yet a voice said he would live. He chose to dedicate his renewed life to God and to make more of it, inspired by newfound vitality and faith.
High Self Esteem Powers Hard Work and Joy
An advice essay argues that a high estimate of self boosts motivation endurance and lifelong satisfaction. It contrasts alive purposeful living with defeated weakness, urging harmony of body mind and soul with God as life’s core. Published 1957 by The Hall Syndicate.
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God
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Funds Short U.S. May Be Laughed Out Of World Fair
Postmaster General Summerfield narrowly blocked a stamp design showing a Pilgrim hat atop the Bible to honor the Flushing Remonstrance. The piece cites slim funding for the Brussels Fair and cites Russia and Vatican pavilions as lavish against the US with about 600000 for cultural events and 12.3 million budget, while Kefauver urged NATO public outreach and a citizen conference.
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Washington
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Flushing Remonstrance
United States
Vatican
Soviet Union
Bolshoi Ballet
Moscow
Moscow Circus
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
U. S
Howard Cullman
Syria
Damascus Fair
Russia
Salonika
American Farm School
Stevenson noncommittal on first days at People’s Base for NATO
Adlai Stevenson gave cautious remarks about his early days at the People’s Base for NATO, offering no firm commitments while outlining general goals and the path ahead for the alliance and its public reception.
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NATO
Adlai Stevenson
Apalachin meeting ties mob leadership to rackets kingpin claim
FBI links Apalachin gangland conference to curb further mob killings in the barbershop era with Vito Genovese named as the alleged rackets king. Ex congressman Secrest eyes Ohio governor bid while John Hayes urges naming the first American Sputnik The Freedom Sphere as a bold postwar proposal.
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FBI
Apalachin
N. Y
Vito Genovese
Robert Secrest
Ohio
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Secrest
Congress
John Hayes
Eisenhower
Freedom Sphere
The
Belt Syndicate, Inc
Restive Chicago union hall riot tests leadership
In November 21 Chicago a riot at Local 713 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers drew 800 angry members to the Mid West Hotel. Captain George Barnes calmed the crowd by outlining union rules, with a wildcat strike vote later showing broad support for a revised contract amid broader fears of layoffs and leadership accountability.
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Chicago
George Barnes
Barnes
Midwest
North Hamlin Ave
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Capt. Barnes
Washington
Senate
Frank A. Gulotta
New York
Nassau County
Dominic Ciaffone
Ciaffone
Johnny Dio
Eelectrical Brotherhood
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Dollar Praises Kiwanis Shoe Program in Decatur
S M Dollar assistant superintendent of education and transportation supervisor in Morgan County praised the Decatur Kiwanis shoe program for school age youths. He described two goals shoes for needy children and higher attendance noting a 20 day average increase per pupil with shoes.
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Decatur Kiwanis
Morgan County
S. M. Dollar
Dollar
Decatur
Jimmy Williams
Charles Smith
Carol Smith
University of Alabama
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WR. Shelton
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MAIL
Jesus
Dudley Strain
Lubbock
Texas
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National Council of Churches
Alabama Journal
Kentucky
Mr. Eisenhower
Peale
By Norman Vincent Peale How TO BE Alive
Muncie
Ind
DR. Peale
By Arlie B. Davidson
By Jack Hamm
Christ Sohn
U.S
Drew Pearson
Flushing
Long Island
Brooklyn
Peter Stuyvesam
New Amsterdam Colony
Manhattan
Division of
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Presbyterian Church
Fred S. Buschmeyer
Buschmeyer
State Department
Dulles
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Paris
Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles Lanham
Ike
Western
Europe
Ske
Pearson
Washington Pipeline
A. B. Love
Masonic
LC. Fisher Co
Riesel
Broken Heels
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
2Nd Avenue
General Electric
Scheredit Jewelers—Opticians
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