Stone Moves To Monsanto In Civic Affairs Role
L. E. Stone Jr. leaves Chemstrand to join Monsanto in St. Louis as manager employee civic relations. He previously led personnel relations at Chemstrand and held posts at Monsanto plants in St. Louis and Marshall Texas. A Kansas City native, he studied business administration civil engineering and chemistry. Also in 1953 thieves scaled Hohenzollern castle walls and stole the Prussian crown jewels, uninsured.
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L. E. Stone, Jr
Chemstrand Corp
Monsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis
Beore
Chemstrand
Stone
Monsanto
Queeny
Marshall
Tex
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas State College
Washington University
Business
Hohenzollern Castle
Germany
Madlyn Rhue Survived 18 Schools to Reach Hollywood
Madlyn Rhue, once shuffled through 18 schools in 13 states and foster homes, rose from chorus lines in New York to star in TV and film. She recalls laughs on stage, a near wardrobe mishap, and Roz Russell as a guiding mother figure. Her journey includes dual college enrollments, a life of travel, and a recent return to New York to perform in A Majority of One.
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New York
Madlyn Rhue
Hollywood
Madlyn
Roz Russell
Lindy
Johnny Ray
Alic Guinness
O.K
Pittsburgh
Denton
Texas
Atlanta
Anchorage
Georgetown
N.Y
Los Angeles
L.A
Los Angeles City College
Los Angeles State College
Madeline Solomon Rhue
Madeline Roche
Lillian Schary Small
Hospital
Downey's
Ina Balin
Janet Leigh
Bernie Schwartz
Pat Carroll
Charlton Heston
Jason Robards Jr
Sid Chaplin
Japanese Hen Lays 13 Eggs in a Day Claim
Tokyo AP reports local agricultural experts claim a Japan hen set a record by laying 13 eggs in a single day. The note ends with an unrelated classified trailer sale line for a 46 by 8 foot house trailer and contact details.
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Tokyo
Japan
Notable visitors tour Tennessee Valley Voca tional Trade School
Visitors including J. H. Luttrell M. G. Smith John Marlin and Richard Steioff from Athens Betty Stedham and Lois Sharp from Decatur Ernest Collins Courtland Opal Berrett Moulton and Samuel Pierce Somerville toured the Tennessee Valley Vocational Trade School recently.
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Tennessee Valley State Vocational Trade School
J. H. Luttrell
M. G. Smith
John Marlin
Richard Steioff
Athens
Betty Stedham
Lois Sharp
Decatur
Ernest Collins
Courtland
Opal Berrett
Moulton
Samuel Pierce
Somerville
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Hospital admissions list shows Everett Roy Thorn of Decatur dated December and multiple admissions including Joseph Earl DeCastro Jr at 2016 Nelson Street SE and Worthy Johnson Elliott at 406 16th Avenue SE. Also listed are Wallace C. Morey Jr at 1604 Eastmead Avenue SE and Master Russell Blankenship Jr of Moulton with Mrs Harold D. Whitt at 2113 Huntsville. Annie Lorene Pearson at 10 A Sheridan Apt and Ronald Jackson Norris of Decatur are noted.
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Everett Roy Thorn
Decatur
Joseph Earl DeCastro, Jr
Nelson St
Worthy Johnson Elliott
16Th Ave
Wallace C. Morey, Jr
Eastmead Ave
Royal Holladay
Danville
Russell Blankenship, Jr
Moulton
Harold D. Whitt
Huntsville
Annie Lorene Pearson
Sheridan
Ronald Jackson Norris
Local Residents Named in City Abstention List
A roster of individuals appears with names and town affiliations such as Cullman Trinity Hartselle Hillsboro and Decatur. Entries include Mrs Minnie Parker Odessa Sams Marie Taylor Dianna Summerford Brenda Gosa T G Mitchell Margaret Self Alma Jones and infant son with various street addresses and county labels.
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Minnie Parker
Cullman
Odessa Sams
Trinity
Marie Taylor
5Th Ave
Jeffrey Birdwell
Chestnut St
Bertha Tipper
Hillsboro
Local Cullman Area Residents Listed
A list of residents including Mrs. Edith Shaddix and Mrs. Rachel Cruse from Cullman Bremen Vinemont Falkville Hanceville and Vine Mont appears in the notice. Other names include Joel G Lingard William E Dunlap Kenneth Reeves Mary Alies Ellenburg Daniel D Crow Joyce Smith Mary Alexander Edith Crutchfield Eva Gregroy Betty Jo Imbush Ruby Millican and Norman Finsher.
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Herbert Gay
Vinemont
Joel G. Lingard
Cullman
Edith Shaddix
Rachel Cruse
Bremen
William E. Dunlap
Kenneth Reeves
Mary Alies Ellenburg
Daniel D. Crow
Falkville
Joyce Smith
Mary Alexander
Edith L. Crutchfield
Eva Gregroy
Betty Jo Imbush
Ruby V. Millican
Hanceville
Norman Finsher
Doris Griffith
Local Births Recorded For Decatur and Cullman Areas
Mr and Mrs John Paul Michael of Athens announce a son born Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell of Town Creek announce a daughter born Friday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carl D Ellenburg of Cullman announce a son born Nov 29 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Holcomb of Cullman announce a daughter born Nov 29 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kyle Letson of Moulton announce a daughter born Friday at Bank Street Hospital.
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John Paul Michael
Malone St
Athens
Decatur General Hospital
Robert Campbell
Town Creek
Carl D. Ellenburg
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
James Holcomb
Kyle ] Letson
Moulton
Bank Street Hospital
Harvest Supper at Athens Elementary Saturday
District Diary reports a turkey supper at Harvest Elementary School scheduled for Saturday at 5 30 p m Plates cost 1 each Profits go to school activities and projects.
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Athens
Harvest Elementary
Bookmobile Schedule for December 4 Across Local Routes
The schedule lists stops at Hays Mill School from 9 to 9 40, Piney Chapel Community 9 50 to 10 30, Piney Chapel School 10 40 to 12, and Athens Scout House from 1 to 4.
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Hays Mill
Piney Chapel Community
Piney Chapel
Athens Scout House
Lebanese Students to Get Mexican College Support
Lebanon's ambassador announces planned funding for a Mexican college to educate students of Lebanese background residing in Mexico. The initiative aims to strengthen educational ties and provide access to higher learning for the Lebanese community.
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Mexican College
Mexico City
Lebanon
Limestone jail terms handed down in county court
Five local defendants faced sentences from Judge D. L. Rosenall Jr. in Limestone County Court. Robert Glen Stinnett received 30 days in jail with probation possible after paying fines and costs. Others paid fines or served days for bad checks, drunkenness, and related charges. several cases await Grand Jury action. The circuit clerk’s office reported $509.70 from 22 fines.
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Athens
Limestone
D. L. Rosenall Jr
Robert Glen Stinnett
Tommy McClung
Claude Mooriaff
Winford Thompson
D. A. Howard
Paul Sims
James Petty
Evening planets visible in southwest sky after sunset
Saturn sits southwest at 5 56 p m and Jupiter lies to the left of Saturn. Jupiter is about 5200 million miles from Earth and Saturn about 450 million miles beyond Jupiter. Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge reads 16.52 feet Friday night, up 0.11 feet in 12 hours. High Friday 59, 8 25 p m 51. Forecast calls for a bit warmer today and tonight.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
Stainless steel output in Britain rises since 1945
The Associated Press reports that Britain's stainless steel industry produced 220000 tons in 1960, up from 44300 tons in 1945, reflecting substantial postwar growth in production.
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Britain
Tanner To Crown Contest Winners
Tanner High School hosts the Mr. and Miss Tanner Rattler pageant with Dec 12 basketball game crowning. Senior winners are Carolyn Thrasher and Glenn Smith. Junior winners are Sandra Lowell and Larry Groce. Additional contestants span grades from seventh to ninth with listed pairs.
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Tanner
Tanner Rattler
Tanner High School
Tanner-West Limestone
Carolyn Thrasher
Glenn Smith
Sandra Lowell
Larry Groce
Janice Houston
David Evans
Sue Clark
Lionel Nave
Wanda Johnson
Jerry Reese
Debra Haney
Henry White
Soldier Complaint Probe Is Planned
A Texas congressman said he will probably visit Fort Polk to probe complaints by Army Reservists that their call to active duty was unnecessary.
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Fort Polk
Texas
Attack Incident Sparks City Violence Action
Jerome Smith of New Orleans testified he was beaten by a man with brass knuckles during a Wednesday assault by a white mob. Mayor C H Douglas announced four white men were arrested and later released on 100 bond each, and he pledged to enforce ICC rules banning segregated facilities in interstate terminals to end the violence.
Timberman Sentenced to Twenty Years for Wife Slaying
John Lewis McPhearson, a wealthy timberman from Butler Alabama, was convicted of second degree murder in the 1959 rifle slaying of his wife. The jury imposed a 20 year term, with Judge William G. Lindsey staying the sentence pending appeal bond set at $15,000 after a trial of just under two weeks.
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Butler
Ala
John Lewis McPhearson
William G. Lindsey
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Professional Pharmacy
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R.P.H
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Roy Deeg
Decatur General
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