Markets Offer Varied Meat Bargains And Veggie Values
Households face mixed shopping options as beef and pork cuts appear at bargain prices while turkey is less dominant. Eggs fall 6 to 10 cents a dozen due to higher production, and fish prices may rise with storms. Vegetables show wide quality ranges with potatoes onions lettuce and cabbage cheaper in many markets. Oranges grapefruits and tangerines stand out in fruit offerings.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
Florida
Fayette Banker Dies On Hunting Trip
D. W. Stanford, 56, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Fayette, died of a heart attack while hunting near Beaverton Alabama. He was with his father Clark Stanford when they became separated. He is survived by his widow and one daughter. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Friday at the First M.
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Fayette
D. W. Stanford
Ernest Merchant
Stanford
First National Bank of
Clark Stanford
Beaverton
Ala
Mass Meeting Opens Institute On Non-Violence
A mass meeting in Montgomery starts the second annual institute on non-violence and social change. Notables include C. G. Gomillion Martin Luther King Jr. Paul Simon Harris Wofford and Mose Pleasure lead talks and seminars on politics civic responsibility and non violence across a four day program finishing with D Archibald Carey.
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Montgomery
Institute On
Ae Montgomery Improvement
Tuskegee Civic Assn
C. G. Gomillion
MIA
Martin Luther King Jr
Paul Simon
Troy
Harris Wofford
Washington
Boc
Simon
Wofford
Mose Pleasure
Marshall L. Shephard
Mount Olivet Tabernacle Church
Philadelphia
King
Simon, Wofford
the Institute
D. Archibald Carey
Quinn Chapel Ame
Chicago
Club Leader Here Receives State Post
GADSDEN Ala The first state meeting of the Alabama Council Boys Clubs of America was held Dec 4 at the Reid Hotel to organize the state council and direct Alabama clubs. Harry Gant of Gadsden was elected president with G E Bowden of Decatur and Jack Brooks of Sylacauga as VPs. The council will coordinate club activities statewide with Frank Wade and Warren Brown officiating. The next quarterly meeting is set for March in Decatur.
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Gadsden
Ala
Alabama Council, Boys Clubs of America
Reid Hotel
Alabama Council
Alabama
Harry Gant
G. E. Bowden
Decatur
Jack Brooks
Sylaca
Phenix
Decatur Boys’ Club
Paul Darmer
Ray Adams
Art Belew
Joe Corbin
Dan Dubose
Adlai Stevenson's Dual Role Shapes GOP Policy Debate
James Marlow notes that Adlai Stevenson’s brief consultancy to the Eisenhower administration and subsequent criticisms may benefit both while highlighting bipartisanship limits. Informants say Stevenson will push for a larger foreign aid and secrecy-sharing effort, aiming for a sweeping crash program.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhowever
Stevenson
Congress
Eisenhower
Two Area Men Named To Nursing Posts In Alabama
Garland L. Rollins of Falkville and C. G. Pruyn of Decatur were named to Alabama Nursing Home Association posts at a Birmingham meeting. Rollins became first vice president and Pruyn was elected chairman of the North Alabama district of 14 counties. Other officers named: Charles E. Dunn of Selma, president. Mrs. C. E. Fox of Montgomery, second vice president. Robert V. Santini of Birmingham, secretary-treasurer.
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Garland L. Rollins
Falkville
C. G. Pruyn
Decatur
Alabama Nursing Home Assn
Birmingham
Rollins
Pruyn
North Alabama
Charles E. Dunn
Selma
C. E. Fox
Montgomery
Robert V. Santini
College Proxy Heads State Cancer Drive
Dr. Houston Cole, president of Jacksonville State College, chairs the 958 Cancer Crusade for Alabama. Appointed by Henry P. Johnston, Birmingham, director of the Alabama American Cancer Society crusade committee, Cole will head the annual fund raising and educational campaign next April.
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Birmingham
Houston Cole
Jacksonville State College
Cancer Crusade
Alabama
Henry P. Johnston
American Cancer Society
Cole
Colmer Cites Congress Seniority in Reelection Bid
Rep. William L. Colmer of Mississippi announces plans to run again next fall citing seniority and important committee posts. He argues his tenure benefits Mississippians amid ongoing national and regional tensions that could worsen in three years.
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Gulfport, Miss
William L. Colmer
D-Miss
Congress
Mobile fund surplus near one million dollars
Mobile's general fund ended with a $970 144 surplus for the year to Sept 30. Revenue reached $5 282 649 while expenditures were $4 312 504. Mayor Langan said Bankhead Tunnel profit stood at $913 455.71 and is kept separate to retire tunnel bonds with toll income and expenses of $1 065 704 and $152 248.29 respectively.
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Mobile
General Fund
Joseph N. Langan
Cuba Reports Rebel Kill During Cane Field Ambush
The army announced a rebel member was killed and several wounded when a band attempting to burn a sugar cane field in Oriente province was surprised. Another rebel was killed while trying to fire a cane field in the Guantanamo area.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Oriente
Guantanamo
Home taught engineers make up ten percent nation wide
An estimated 10 per cent of the nation s licensed engineers are educated through correspondence courses.
Wichita Water Shift Through Arkansas River and Wells
The article notes Wichita Kansas relied on the Arkansas River for water until 1940. It states that north of the city the water supply shifted as most of the supply came from wells drilled about 30 miles away.
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Wichita
Kansas
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