Alabama Voters To Decide Far Reaching Court Reform Proposal
Alabama voters will decide in May on a constitutional amendment to reform court procedure by creating a Court of Criminal Appeals with sole jurisdiction over criminal appeals. The change would reassign civil matters to the Supreme Court and put the Court of Appeals on equal status with higher courts, allegedly saving time and money for litigants.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Alabama Court of Appeals
Court of Criminal Appeals
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Nutton
Goodwyn
Trial Court
Frances Hodgson Burnett's Tennessee childhood home noted
New Market Tennessee is identified as the childhood home of Frances Hodgson Burnett author of Little Lord Fauntleroy. The note highlights her early years shaping the writer known for classic children's literature.
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New Market, Tenn
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Kansas City Parks Span 3740 Acres Linked by 150 Mile Drive
The city reports over 3740 acres of parks connected by a 150 mile park drive, highlighting extensive green space and a unified park system. This initiative showcases sustained urban recreation access and regional planning.
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Kansas City
March of Dimes Drive Aims to Restore Polio Victims
The 1958 March of Dimes campaign announces new goals to aid recovery for polio disabled. Funds will extend rehabilitation, care, and training, while continuing virus research and celebrating the National Foundation’s 20th anniversary.
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America
March of Dimes
C. W. Nelson
Morgan County
National Foundation For
Nelson
National Foundation
Dent
The
Pick Hotels to Build 120-Unit Motel Near Huntsville
Pick Hotels Corp will construct a 120 unit motel at the junction of State Route 72 North and U.S. 231, three miles northwest of Huntsville Alabama. Bids for the unit will be set next week and construction is expected to take about six months. The facility will include a swimming pool an administration building with a restaurant and a meeting room for 300.
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Chicago
Pick Hotels Corp
Huntsville
Ala
H. J. Steenrod
The
Coporation
Steenrod
U.S. 231
Tax Assessor Outlines Equalization Work At Rotary
Limestone County Tax Assessor James Newby described assessment and equalization procedures at the Rotary Club in Athens. He noted annual real estate assessments need not occur when ownership is unchanged, and a Q and A followed. New members include James W. Woodroof, John Ramsden, and Paul Black. three visitors attended.
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Athens
Alan
Limestone County
James Newby
Equalization Board
Limestone
Newby
James W
Jimmy” Woodroof
John Ramsden
Athens College
Paul Black
Buick
A P Boss Sees New Services and Tightening Prices in 1958
Ralph W. Burger president of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. predicts 1958 will bring high production and more convenience foods as in 1957, but with greater focus on price. He says industry must cut distribution costs to pass savings to shoppers while pork and chicken output rise and beef remains steady, with canned foods and prepackaged meats maintaining demand. Brunswick stew origins noted.
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Burger
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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