Sydney Finnell Wins Annual French Award
Miss Sydney Finnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Woolsey Finnell of Tuscaloosa and granddaughter of Mrs LA Neill was awarded the annual prize given by the French government to the outstanding student in French language and literature at the University. She has been appointed a teaching assistant in French and will work on her master's degree next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Finnell
Woolsey Finnell
Tuscaloosa
Decatur
L. A. Neill
Finnell
Calendar Seekers Bible Club Meeting Arranged
Seekers Bible Club plans a Wednesday gathering at 3 p.m. in Mrs. Lawson Davidson’s home at 1007 Jackson Street. Cohostesses will be announced.
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Seekers Bible Club
Lawson Davidson
Jackson St
Long Family Reunion Held At Oscar Long Home
A Long family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Long near Eva. Attendees included C. J. Smith family of Pasadena Texas, L. J. Long family of Hartselle, Elbert Baker of Hartselle, Rev. James O. Long family of Gadsden, Charles Miller family of Baileyton, Jimmy Turney of Cullman, Leo Holmes of Flint Michigan, Andy Bradberry of Falkville, Jimmy Hill of Decatur, and Oliver Holmes of Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Oscar Long
Eva
C. J. Smith
Pasadena
Texas
L. J. Long
Hartselle
Elbert Baker
James O. Long
Gadsden
Charles Miller
Baileyton
Jimmy Turney
Cullman
Leo Holmes
Flint
Michigan
Andy Bradberry
Falkville
Jimmy Hill
Decatur
Oliver Holmes
Pontiac
New York City Harbor Stands Largest Among Global Ports
The harbor of New York City is described as bigger than the world’s next six largest harbors combined in the source text, emphasizing its vast size and prominence among global ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mrs Hutson and Mrs Carl ton Kelly
Two women named Mrs Hutson and Mrs Carl ton Kelly are identified in a brief social note or wedding style mention in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hutson
Carlton Kelly
Fall fashion favors easy lines and rich fur accents
New York fall showings unfold with the easy silhouette in vogue. Designers Ceil Chapman Oleg Cassini and Luis Estevez feature slashed necklines low belts and fur trimmings from fox and ermines. Tubular jackets lengthen skirts while unfitted jackets hit below hipline.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated
Press
New York
Ceil Chapman
Oleg Cassini
Luis Estevez
Estevez
Pauline Trigere
Ben Zuckerman
Monte Sano
Pruzan
A Cool Refreshing Breakfast for a Hot Day
A practical guide to serving a cool nutritious breakfast to lift spirits on hot mornings. Suggests fruit atop shredded wheat with chilled milk, and a ten minute routine including cereals bread and butter. Recommends attractive table settings and porch serving to keep the meal refreshing.
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Oyepee
Gunlock Madness and a Valley War Looms
Will Beeson confronts mounting pressures in the Box P valley as Alec Dodson and John Mathers push rival agendas. Kathy cautions him, urging deputy status to quell rising lawlessness while Sarah Pardee’s influence complicates loyalties. Red Thurston returns as decisions loom.
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Will Beeson
John Mathers
Sarah Pardee
Mendey
Man 85 Rescues Wife From Burning Building
In Omaha Jess Romaine 85 carried his 98-year-old semi invalid wife to a window to safety after a fire broke out in their apartment. He suffered minor burns while Mrs Clowser 62 died at the hospital and her husband 51 was burned. Arson investigator Dan Mulcahey said the blaze started in the Clowser apartment likely from a cigarette.
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Omaha
Jess Romaine
Romaine
Ann Clowser
Romaine’s
Bert Clowser
Fire
Dan Mulcahey
Clowser
Ingrid Bergman Reunites with Daughter in Tearful Paris Meeting
In Paris Ingrid Bergman had a tearful reunion with her daughter Jenny Ann Lindstrom aboard an airliner from Stockholm. The two, separated since 1951, met after the flight at Le Bourget with smiles yet reddened eyes and smudged makeup showing emotion.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Jen Ann Lindstrom
Jenny Ann
Stockholm
Miss Bergman
le Bourget
Miss Marian Bloodworth Spends Weekend in Mobile
A parade of society notes includes Miss Marian Bloodworth visiting Mobile for the weekend. Several residents travel for funerals, visits, and relatives, with kin from Birmingham Sheffield Huntsville and Hot Springs arriving for family gatherings and services.
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Miss Marian Bloodworth
Mobile
Annie Peebles Richardson
Fred Cocke
Clarksdale
John Wilson
Birmingham
N. P. Beasley
Nina Leftwich
Sheffield
Robert Bell
Huntsville
White pastor jailed for leading parade of Negroes in North Carolina
Police arrested Harry E. King 46 of White Plains Virginia for obstructing traffic after leading a parade of Negroes to a church dedication near Louisburg North Carolina. King pleaded guilty at a hearing before Justice L S Ward at Center.
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Louisburg
N.C
Harry E. King
White Plains
Justice Of,the Peace L. S. Ward
Center
Darrah Heads to Fort Monroe Assignment After Carlisle Baracks
Darrah travels to Fort Monroe Virginia for a new assignment following a period stationed at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Perry Smith and their children return from a vacation in Daytona Beach and St Petersburg Florida.
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Sam Trotman
Sue
Gail
Mary Jo
John Breeding
San Antonio
Victoria
Tex
George €. Clark
Bill Clark
Darrah
Ft. Monroe
Carlisle Barracks
Perry Smith
Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg
Heat Wave Kills in Europe and Italy Shatters Records
Extreme heat across Europe caused at least 130 deaths in the region with Italy hit hardest. Fifteen elderly residents died at a Venice home for the aged amid heart disease, part of a total of 38 Italian deaths blamed on heat. Milan factories closed for four hours. Austria and Vienna reports of heat related collapses and fatalities followed.
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Venice
Italy
Milan
Austria
Vienna
Negroes Parade Leads to Arrest in Centerville
About 100 or more Negroes gathered at Centerville, 12 miles northeast of Louisburg, and paraded to the Mt. Zion Holiness church with a brass band and cars, stalling highway traffic for about 50 minutes. He paid a fine and costs totaling 21.75 dollars.
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George Bain
Town Creek
Patsy Bain
Carl Campbell
Luther Campbell
Hatton
Hazlewood High School
Southern Bell
Florence State
J. W. Weems
Sydney Fennell
N. Y
Trigere
Couture Group
New York Dress Institute
Gunlock
Wayne Poveruorscr
Gene Dillingham
Alec Dodson
Carlton
Art Delaney
Will
Dillingham
Juve Pardee
Mathers
Dodson
Ae Fae
Joe Pardee
The
Cattlemen's Association
Red Thurston
Red
Kathy
Joe
Sarah
Nela
Canon City
Alec
Ingrid
City Park
Second
Bill Martin
Trinity
Mrs
Fred Osborne
Wilson Lake
Will Wyker
Wyker
Mahlon Long
Mrs. Johnson
Edna Voorhies
Pulaski
Camp Sumatonga
Madeline Albert
Barbara Craig
Gretchen Craig
Wallace Morey, Jr
Eloise Holt
Elizabeth Russell
Marvin Dinsmore
Ann Howard Fenn
Adeline Pepper
Jimmy Pruett
Martha Hiscrodt
Conrad Strickland Jr
Constance
Hot Springs, Ark
Conrad Strickland
Barrett Shelton
Suzanne McGauchey
Norma Chandler of
Montgomery
R.—E.chandler
W. A. Sullivan
Carol and
Susan Mooney
Alex Farish
Franklin, Tenn
Doyle Call
Nashville
Mrs. Call
Robert Kinkle
Mr. Kinkle
Quinton Craig
Becky
Kalamazoo, Mich
Lewis Suggs
Fred Knight
Florence
John Wesley Page
Ohio
F. S. Hunt Sr
Fred Hunt Jr
Key West
Florida
Rickie
J. W. Darrah Jr
J. W. Darrah
Eee
London
Europe
Simpson’s Florist
6Th Ave. S
Home Service
Nu-Bone Foundation
C. K. Timberlake
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