State President Visits Jaycees in Auburn
Milton Taft of Auburn and Ed Harbison of Cullman met with Decatur Club officers and members to outline this year’s activities. Taft urged hard work to help Alabama win first in the parade of states at next year’s national convention in Los Angeles. He highlighted the Jaycees Action project and its focus areas including attitude, community development, and leadership training.
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Alabama Junior Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Alabama Jaycees
Los Angeles
Ene
Milton Taft
Auburn
Johnnie Washburn
District 1
Ed Harbison
Cullman
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ed. Harbison
Decatur Club
Taff
Alabama
Jaycees
Town Creek Docket Lists Five Chargeable Cases
Five cases on the recorder's docket include a red light violation, two speeding offenses, one count of public drunkenness, and one for disorderly conduct. Also notes a farmhouse fire in Falkville caused by an overheated stove with limited damage.
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Town Creek
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Falkville
Plummer Brown
Radio and TV Listings From The Deester Daily
A dense scan of Radio and Television schedules shows programs across days with times for News Headlines Tops N Pops Morning Melodies Music For Milady and more. It lists channels NBC WMSL-TV WBEC and various local shows including Today Lucy Show Wagon Train and Price is Right among others.
Unions Reject 1958 Wage Moratorium Plan
Atlantic City reports AFL CIO leaders dismiss a proposal by Richard Gray to suspend 1958 wage boosts to curb inflation. George Meany and others argue higher wages fuel purchasing power, while Detroit UAW chief Walter Reuther defers comment until May text is seen. Gray cites construction payroll boosts and looser credit to fund projects.
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Atlantic City
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Richard J. Gray
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Gray
AFL - Cio
Meany
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Birmingham teen among four Alabama traffic fatalities
Four Alabama crash victims reported Monday include Cecil Yates 15, pedestrian at Ensley High School in Birmingham, the city’s 18th pedestrian death of 1957. Other victims: 2 month old David Lee Keller Jr. in a Prichard two car collision. Alice Kate Wilhite 72 struck near Cullman. Joe Sterling Clarke 66 fatally burned in Prichard. An estimated 10 percent of engineers study via correspondence courses.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Alabama
Cecil Yates
Ensley High School
David Lee Keller Jr
Prichard
Satsuma
Alice Kate Wilhite
Vinemont Rt. 1
Cullman
Highway Patrol
U. S. Highway 31
Joe Sterling Clarke
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