Evening games at St Ann's Parish School schedule
ECATUR'S We Fae ry An evening of games is schedul ed at St. Ann's Parochial School this evening at 8 o'clock. Public is house, and Willard Sherrod, 1114 th Ave. SE, oe eee storage room Eleven over-parking charges headed the list of 19 cases on the city recorder's court docket this morning. Other charges were speeding, four, and intoxicated, mo drivers license, driving while ne, and disorderly conduct, one Dr. W. G. Henry of Athens Col Sie, ran We Mnalongy at so 10:55 worship Sunday morning, at the vine Methodist Church. There will be no evening.
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City Recorder’s Court
W. G. Henry
Athens
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Faculty Members Will Quiz Group About Rioting
A University of Alabama faculty committee summoned students for questioning over campus rioting aimed at the first Negro student. Notices warned of conduct detrimental to university good order as questioning planned for 2 p.m. CST. President Carmichael linked disorders to outsiders while emphasizing law and order over anarchy. Autherine
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University of Alabama
Louis D. Carson
O. C. Carmichael
School Offiaes
Leonard Wilson
Tuscaloosa County
Autherine
Lease Plan For Moulton Undergarment Plant
Final details of a lease for an undergarment plant in Moulton are expected to be ironed out early next week. Civic organization members indicate the industry will occupy new quarters once the agreement is signed.
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Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Lyons
Alabama Officer For Tax Evasion Charged in Tax Discrepancies
Ward W. McFarland, former state highway director under Gov. James E, faces indictment alleging underreported income and underpaid taxes for 1949 1950 and 1951. The charges claim true incomes were far higher than reported totals and taxes due substantially larger. McFarland defends by asking friends to withhold judgment until full facts are released.
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Birmingham
Ward W. McFarland
James E Ment
McFarland
Murder Charged After Weaver Death in Tuesday Shooting
Police say Weaver died Tuesday night at 8 25 p m after being shot at crystal. Hurley and Stover were previously charged with assault with intent to murder and now face murder charges. They are scheduled for the next session the fourth Monday in March, with a possible preliminary hearing.
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Erystal
Hurley
Stover
Candidates Have Week To Qualify
May 1 primary is Feb 29, according to Probate Judge T C Almon.
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T. C. Almon
Twenty Fourth Negro Minister Held As Result Of Boycott Indictments
Montgomery reports Rev. Martin Luther King Jr a Dexter Avenue Baptist Church pastor was arrested for boycotting as the Montgomery grand jury indicted 115 persons in the bus boycott. King’s home was earlier damaged by dynamite while protesters press for racial equality.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Dexter Avenue
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Ralph D. Abernathy
First Baptist Church
Rev
King
Eisenhower sets U S share limits on U235 to Soviets
President Eisenhower announces that the United States will not distribute any of its 88 000 pounds of U235 to the Soviet Union and allies. Half, 44 000 pounds, will be leased domestically for power reactors and research. The other half will be sold or leased abroad for peaceful purposes under safguards to prevent diversion.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Girl Whale in a Fish Bowl Captivates Californians
In Portuguese Bend a beaked whale calf named Martha Washington drew crowds as Marineland of the Pacific prepared a tank transfer. Curator Kenneth Norris confirmed a rare Cuvier's beaked whale from North Atlantic polar waters, first recorded south of Canada.
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al Hansen
Marineland of the Pacific
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Martha
Kenneth Norris
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Canada
Malone passes on Ls tone probate race
Athens Probate Judge Roy L. Malone said he will not seek the unexpired term of Gilbert G. McCracken. Malone, who qualified as an alternate delegate to the Democratic national convention, would have served the 1947 53 term if elected, but was defeated in the race.
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Roy L. Malone
Daily Today
Gilbert G. McCracken
Malone
Democratic Nation
Sims and Sapp Enter Races In Cullman
Cullman races gain two candidates for the board of commissioners education seat and circuit judge. C. L. Sims of Cullman filed for the education race while Robertene, county solicitor, qualified for the judge seat with Probate Judge Kenneth Griffith.
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Cullman
Board of Commission St Education
Kenneth Griffith
C. L. Sims
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Education
Robert Ene
Kefauver bullish on TVA hits GOP tone at Cullman
Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver spoke at the Cullman chamber meeting critiquing the GOP stance on the Tennessee Valley Authority. He urged support for small farmers, backed farm price supports at 90 percent parity, and called for calm racial progress while defending TVA and regional development. He warned against tearing the TVA apart and urged continued New South growth.
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Cullman
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Tennesmerce
Cullman Chamber
TVA
Kefauver
Washington
Egypt
Jordan
South
New South
Tennessee Valley Authority
Second Victim Found In River Near Tennessee Dam
The second victim was recovered from the Tennessee River at 2 15 p m yesterday as Joe Knox and A D Boynton of Lawrenceburg Tennessee declined a nearly $1000 reward. They asked that the reward be split between the widows of Christopher and John Old both 50 who also died in the accident and were swept away by the swirling water below the dam.
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Tennessee
Joe Knox
A. D. Boynton
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Pulaski
Christopher
John Old
Knox
Boynton
Weather and River Day Report
Yesterday’s high 51 and low 36. At 8 30 a m today the temperature was 44 with an 11 a m reading. Today’s low 44 and tonight’s high 44 with a high Friday of 672.
Gore Likely Head For Lobby Probe
Advance word indicates Senator Gore, chair of the Elections subcommittee, is likely to be chosen as chairman of a Senate inquiry into lobbying influence. Senate leaders pushed for a special bipartisan committee, with a 79 to 1 vote, to broaden the probe to cover similar influence attempts.
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Gore
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Ike Follows Doctor Orders On Golf Links
President Eisenhower arrives at Glen Arven Country Club for his second day of golf after a Sept. 24 heart attack. He jokes about listening to his doctor and avoiding cussing when he misses shots, then proceeds to slice and hook his drives into the woods amid light-hearted remarks.
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Eisenhower
Glen Arven Country Club
John Walter
Negro College at Montgomery May Lose Funds
An Alabama auditor's review raises the possibility of a $250,000 yearly cut to Alabama State College's $1,025,000 appropriation. Dr. H Councill Trenholm testified on discrepancies found in college operations and higher general administration salaries compared with other state schools. Representative J Paul Meeks noted variances between actual expenditures and initial estimates.
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H. Councill Trenholm
Alabama State
J. Paul Meeks
Jefferson County
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