Frank M. Jones Joins Chemstrand Manufacturing Unit
Frank M. Jones has joined the Acrilan acrylic fiber plant of The Chemstrand Corp. as assistant area supervisor of solvent manufacturing and recovery. He comes from Cities Service Refining Corp. at Lake Charles as a process engineer and from Southern Kraft Division of International Paper Co. in Panama City, Florida. A native of Oak Hill Alabama, he holds a B S in chemical engineering from Alabama Polytechnic Institute. He is an American Chemical Society member. He and his wife Miriam reside at 522 Finley Dr. Decatur with son Frank Jr. age 3.
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Frank M. Jones
Chemstrand Corp
F. William Koster
Chemstrand
Jones
Cities Service Refining Corp
Lake Charles
Southern Kraft Division
International Paper Co
Panama City
Fla
Oak Hill
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
American Chemical Society
Miriam
Finley Dr
Decatur
Frank
Tammany Tag For Harriman?
Republican senators push a Tammany Hall label on Gov. Averell Harriman of New York amid Democratic presidential speculation. Senators Hickenlooper Case and Watkins question Harriman as a candidate, while Carmine DeSapio backs Harriman as a serious nominee and Hagerty notes the governor’s nomination potential.
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Washington
Tammany Hall
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
White “House
James C. Hagerty
Hickenlooper
R-Iown
Francis Case
R-Sd
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Tammany
Carmine DeSapio
DeSapio
Hagerty
Witherspoon Named Design Office Supervisor at Chemstrand
R T Witherspoon appointed Design Office Supervisor in the general engineering department of The Chemstrand Corp. He joined Chemstrand in 1951 as an engineering draftsman after three years at J E Chilton Millwork in Nashville. A Columbia Tenn native, he studied at the University of the South and is a Veterans of Foreign Wars member. He and wife Bette live at 1534 Somerville Rd Decatur with daughters Leah and Myra.
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R. T. Witherspoon
Carl O. Hoyer
Witherspoon
Chemstrand Corp
Chemstrand
J. E. Chilton Millwork & Labor Co., Inc
Nashville
Columbia, Tenn
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bette
Somerville Rd
Decatur
Leah
Myra
U N Pressing Chiang To Ease Threats Of Veto
Delegates urged Chiang Kai-shek to refrain from vetoing Outer Mongolia as 52 nations back admitting 18 new UN members. The General Assembly expected quick ratification, while the Security Council faces a veto risk from Nationalist China and potential Soviet countermoves.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
China
General Assembly
Special Political Committee
Outer Mongolia
Cuba
United States
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Russia
Peru
Brazil
Iran
Turkey
New Zealand
Belgium
France
Formosa
U.N
Red China
Cullman Organizes Band Boosters Club
The Band Boosters Club organized in Cullman held a covered dish supper in the new high school lunch room attended by about 275 band members and parents. Mrs. Albert Lorenz led the event with a varsity program by the Cullman High School Band and remarks by city superintendent L. W. Yates and principal Allen Hyatt. The club elected Mrs. Lorenz president with S. K. Vann vice president and R. M. James secretary Brock Hendrix treasurer. The group plans projects to buy music stands and uniforms for the band.
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Cullman
Albert Lorenz
Cullman High School
L. W. Yates
Allen Hyatt
S. K. Vann
R. M. James
Brock Hendrix
Neel 4-H Club Elects Leaders for New Year
Neel 4-H Boys met with county leader Charles D. Rutledge in charge. Officers elected were John Franklin president Howell Eddy vice president David Braswell secretary Jimmy Lake reporter and Jimmy Mee Abee and Mike Duke song leaders.
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Neel
Charles D. Rutledge
John Franklin
Howell Eddy
David Braswell
Jimmy Lake
Jimmy Mee-Abee
Mike Duke
Murray Braswell
Rutledge
Jerry Lee Hill
Carl Garrison
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Eddy
Bobby Garrison
Jimmy Kirby
Larry Wallace
Ray Brown
Alfred Eddy
Don Layton
David Ramsey
Charles Boger
Charles Roberts
Jersey man moves houseboat to sea with Navy launch
Walter Otton of Jersey City builds a houseboat and attaches a former 50 foot Navy launch as his tow craft. He says he is moving his home to West Palm Beach after ten years of planning, with a friend assisting. The scene unfolds as Otton tows the craft along the coast from Norfolk. Meanwhile, Gettysburg reporters note Herman’s historic nomination by Tammany Hall as the first man to be nominated without being a candidate.
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Norfolk
Walter Otton
Jersey City
N. J
Otton
West Palm Beach
Gettysburg
Harriman
Tammany Hall
Hagerty
Tammany Hail
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Penney
Zipper
Davy Crockett
Rayon
Toyland
Penney’s
Penney Cottons
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