World Today analysis of Butler plan to limit Rayburn power
Democratic chairman Paul Butler formed a 20 member advisory group to coordinate party programs with Speaker Sam Rayburn and others. The move risks creating fear of reduced leadership as 1958 elections approach. only Humphrey Kefauver Green Harriman and Stevenson's backers accepted.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Walington
Paul M. Butler
Sam Rayburn
Butler
Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
Executive Committee
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Edith Greem
Oregon
Averell Harriman
New York
Truman
Death of George Andrews Remembered at Mt. Vernon Church
Friends recall George Andrews who was laid to rest last week at Mt. Vernon Church. Also notes include birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Junior Lawrence in Cullman Hospital and local visits and hospital dismissals involving Cullman County residents. Theo White returns home after years of Army service.
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George Andrews
Mt. Vernon Church
Junior Lawrence
CuLlman Hospital
W. S. Skinner
West Point
Eula James
Leo Skinner
Ted White
Manuel
Edward Brown
Playing The Game According To Boyle
HAL BOYLE offers 1957 New Year guidance on personal change. He suggests soliciting honest lists of faults from close circle then acting on common threads while noting potential risks of overhauling one’s character. He adds playful cautions about spouses bosses and friends as mirrors for self improvement.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joe
Darling
Richmond Tobacco Market Claims World Title
The article touts Richmond Virginia as home to the only sun cured tobacco market globally, highlighting its unique curing method and market prominence. It notes the market’s historical significance and its status as a premier tobacco trading hub.
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Richmond, Va
Meadors Funeral set for longtime Anniston Star foreman
James O. Meadors 62 died yesterday in a hospital after a brief illness. He served The Anniston Star for more than 22 years and was assistant composing room foreman. Survived by his widow a sister and four brothers. Funeral services were to be held today.
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Anniston
James O. Meadors
Anniston Star
Meadors
The
Star
Christmas Brings No Cheer Here
In Waco Texas Mrs and Mrs Granville Whitlock sold their cow Brownie to buy Christmas gifts for seven children. They took the cow to a friend's house and returned to find their home burned. The family of nine to fifteen year olds survived but lost most possessions. Whitlock, 34, has a World War II arm injury and scarred eyesight from a 1947 acid blast. The Marquesas consist of eleven volcanic islands with six inhabited.
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Whitlock
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Progres
Ardmore Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Lockheed
Marietta
Ardmore
Paul Butler
Cullman County Jones Chapel
Eron White
Boyle
Decatur Apothecary
Grant S&t
Tae
Davidson Coal & Feed Co. Gas—Oil—Coal
Bank Street
Crump Camera Family Shoe Store
Max
Trade Mart
Better Homes & Gardens
Baby Books
Golden and Wonder Books
the House OF News
Anniston Star Employe
H. Leon Reeves
Waco, Tex. W
Granville Whitlock
Marquesas
South Pacific
Penney’ T
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Penney’s
Jacquard
Penney
Dupont Dacron
Machine
Dacron
Mylar
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