Deana sss oan Community Glimpses
A short community update highlights local sightings and happenings in the neighborhood. Read as a compact notice of daily life and upcoming events with a focus on residents and local landmarks.
05 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1957
Page
1
A short community update highlights local sightings and happenings in the neighborhood. Read as a compact notice of daily life and upcoming events with a focus on residents and local landmarks.
Truman K Daniel and Cecil Jackson discussed plant training at Rohm & Haas with Carlton Kelley of the Tennessee Valley State Trade School. Six city court cases listed including overparking and intoxicated on public street. Local wreck involved a 1950 Ford pickup and a 1947 Chevrolet. Community groups meet with talks on mental health and church events. Diary note directs readers to Page 2.
Democratic Rep. Earl Chudoff urged the Department of Justice to probe the organization of a white supremacy cell in Philadelphia after learning that the Seaboard White Citizens Council set up headquarters on North 87th Street in the Olney district.
Secretary of State Dulles urged Israel to comply with the United Nations resolution calling for withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. He argued a country born of the UN would respect the opinion it helped create and noted the U.S. would not be diverted from a stance on the Soviet threat. He denied plans to resign and suggested the crisis story should wait for historians.
Rescue ships and planes hunted stricken vessels as winds reached 110 miles per hour around Britain. A submarine and frigate aided rescue efforts while search planes fought the gale despite poor distress signal identification. In Scotland and Ireland the storm caused outages and two deaths.
Flood observations show the Tennessee River falling from 23.61 to 23.32 feet at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning with two additional barges passing yesterday. Forecasters warn of scattered showers tonight and Wednesday, but officials say the flood danger may have passed for the area.
Davidson named president of Decatur Rotary Club for the coming year at a Monday meeting. Pete Henderson becomes vice president, Bill Jenkins secretary, Walker Darrah treasurer. New directors include Avery Taylor Jerry Comer Bud Bryan Roy Sudhoff and retiring president Tom White.
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning 23 40 up .8 foot in 24 hours. Sea level reading 557.70. High yesterday 61, low 50. At 7 30 this morning 58, 10 30 a.m. 66. Rainfall .05 inches in 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today. Forecast partly cloudy with showers or thundershowers today tonight and Wednesday. Cooler today. Winds 10 15 mph. High today 60, low tonight 53, high Wednesday 60.
Third Army Headquarters announced Col. John Nickerson Jr. has been relieved at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama and charged with laxity concerning security and safeguarding of military information. Teamsters Union head Dave Beck sought for questioning in a Senate labor rackets inquiry was reported in Nassau en route to Europe amid AFL CIO winter meetings.
Officials disclosed a requested rise of 500 percent or more in appropriations for old age pensions and other welfare programs as hearings opened for the 1951 Legislature in Montgomery.
President Eisenhower designates Vice President Richard Nixon to head the United States delegation attending March 3 to March 10 ceremonies marking Britain's grant of independence to the Gold Coast.
Athens City Board of Education plans to accept Chambers Lumber Co. bid of 476000 for a new junior high school in Athens. The project includes 15 classrooms labs a library offices and an auditorium seating 1250. Construction is slated to begin as soon as possible after contract signing.
Funeral services are set for Vera Roberts Johnson 34 in Hartselle. She died from a shotgun wound at Hartselle Hospital after being found by her father in the Neel Community home. Coroner Lewis C. Brown investigates as survivors include Gayle and siblings.
The article appears as a fragmented educational note on income tax practice. It mentions a test and part of a series but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Four men died and a fifth was injured when a 1,262 foot broadcasting tower under construction for WSM TV collapsed in a heavily populated Nashville area. Victims were Donald Ward Kinnan 25 Tucson Arizona George Presser 33 Union City Tennessee Ray H Maxwell 33 Jacksonville Florida Lee Kirshner 30 California. Officials cite new T-1 alloy and ruled out jet wind theories.
Moscow reports on a patient treated in secrecy in the capital linked to Vyacheslav A. Malyshev a Soviet minister of machine building and former deputy premier. Censors delay identifying the patient while a West German doctor was summoned for treatment. Malyshev, 54, received the Order of Lenin on December 16 1952.
A gas explosion at the Bishop coal mine near the Virginia West Virginia line killed 37 miners and trapped others. Federal and state investigators plus Pocahontas Fuel Co officials began an on site probe as rescue teams cleared the mine.
Budap est Hungary Premier Janos Kadar warned that a planned March uprising would be met with merciless liquidation. In Salgotarjan he said those who oppose democracy will be crushed. The regime announced arrests of 145 people tied to the October revolt as students returned to Budapest University.
Sen Chase Smith warns that the national budget and rising debt threaten economic disaster. Former President Hoover notes signs of an impending crisis, while Humphrey’s tax and spend plan is discussed amid calls for careful cuts and fiscal restraint.
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