Cops and Firemen To Be Replaced In Mobile
Mobile officials move to discharge 41 workers from the fire and police departments for not signing non union affiliation statements. Thirty three firemen and eight police officers were discharged after missed Monday midnight deadlines under a city ordinance. The action follows a labor leader’s threat of a temporary citywide “holiday” to demonstrate union strength.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Fire and Police Departments
Sam Shannon
Mobile Central Trades Council
City Commission
City mass meeting on fire and police membership ban
Shannon urged a mass meeting at 7 30 PM to consider the city's ban on membership for firemen and police department members. The Mobile police local stated...
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Ers
Ryan Church Hosts Vacation Bible School Week
Ryan Church schedules a July 24 to 28 Vacation Bible School from 1 30 to 4 30 every day under Rev Oscar Montgomery. Lois Moon leads the school with Edith Hartsfield Ruby Ryan and other teachers and helpers across primaries juniors and beginners. Commencement Friday at 1 30. Transportation provided by the Men's Class and refreshments by the ladies class.
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Ryan Church
Oscar Montgomery
Lois Moon
Edith Hartsfield
Ruby Ryan
Dee Briscoe
Martha Crawford
Carl Greene
Acie Ees
Clara Greene
Ethel Densmore
Gloria Sue Brown
Madge Hyatt
Minnie Hester
Essie Densmore
Arvezzinia Briscoe
Unionized City Police and Firefighters Tangle Over Membership
The police department has 100 of 125 members in a union and the firemen claim 90 percent membership. The police local belongs to AFL CMA to which the firefighters also align via the International Association of Firefighters. Court action seeks to halt a city ban on union membership as four non-signers pursue an order.
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Police Department
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employee
AFL
International Association of Firefighters
Birthday and Cub Meeting Combined at Arn Terry Home
Courtland dens one and two held a joint meeting at Mrs Arn Terry's home to celebrate Arn Jr s 8th birthday and guest of honor Mrs Edd Bowles. After roll call and project work, Cubs and guests played lawn games and viewed gifts then enjoyed birthday cakes and refreshments prepared by Martha Jane Terry and Betty Jane Alexander.
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Dens
Arn .Terry
Den
Arn, Jr
Edd Bowles
Cubs
Martha Jane Terry
Betty Jane Alexander
den One
Keeper of the Buckskin
Douglass Terry
Jimmy Randolph
Jack Saint
Charles Gooch
Grandville Coffey
den Two
Dan Gilchrist
Bobby Lee Terry
David McGregor
Ann Terry
Arn Terry
Price Terry
Grady Terry
Roy Coffey
Sherry Ann
Hubert Coffey
Roy W. Terry
Glenn Randolph
Larry Alexander
Ernest W. Terry
John W. Terry
Jackie Neil Terry
Cubs Den One and Den Two Meet on Lawn
Den one and Den two will meet Tuesday night on the lawn of Mrs. Ann Terry for their pack meeting. Guests will be the fathers and mothers of both Dens. Many games projects and the work of the Cubs will be displayed and discussed. All who are interested in these boys are urged to be present.
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Kansas
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Alabama
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Decatur
Paul Nickles
Nashville
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Temple College
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Regina Little
Moulton
Marvin Todd
W. E. Blaxton
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edwin Carpenter
Linda
Pauline Terry
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Ann Terry
Baptist Revival Opens Under Pat Brock At Local Church
Evangelist Pat Brock leads a Baptist revival at the local church with a large attentive crowd. All are invited and urged to attend.
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Pat Brock
Bridge Club Meets
The weekly Bridge Club meeting convenes with members gathering for games and social time. Players from the community join to compete in duplicate bridge and enjoy refreshments after the session.
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Bridge Club
Federal agents question Black man over marijuana at Eglin base
Federal agents questioned Marco Manning at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida about selling marijuana cigarettes. Sheriff Curtis R. Miller said Manning displayed a hoard of narcotics worth about $1,000 wholesale.
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Defuniak Springs
Fla
Eglin Air Force Base
Curtis R. Miller
Marco Manning
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