Warren Named To Athens Limestone Hospital Post
C. E. Warren, x ray and laboratory technician at the Athens Limestone hospital since its May 1951 opening, was selected to succeed Mrs. Mary H. White as temporary administrator. Mrs. White resigns after a second term as temporary head, with a permanent administrator expected soon. The Limestone County Sportsmen's Club meets Friday night at the Athens Cafe at 7 30 for a fishing rodeo ticket stubs drawing and a picnic ice box prize.
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Athens
Limestone County Sportsmen’s Club
Athens Cafe
Frank Crouch
Mary H. White
Athens-Limestone Hospital
C. E. Warren
White
Limestone County Board of Education to Meet at Courthouse
The Limestone County Board of Education planned a 1:30 session in the courthouse today to discuss a routine agenda item. The meeting was expected to be a standard school board gathering with no major decisions anticipated.
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Limestone County Board of Education
Cattlemen Leaders Visit Colbert County Meeting
Marvin P. Littrell president of the Limestone County Cattlemen's Assn. and Mack Maples former state association president attend a Sheffield meeting of Alabama Cattlemen's Assn. directors as guests of the Colbert County group touring area stock farms.
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Marvin P. Littrell
Limestone County Cattlemen’s Assn
Mack Maples
State Association
Sheffield
Alabama Cattlemen’s Assn
Colbert County
Sanatorium Move Planned for Southeast Alabama Site
The Sixth District Tuberculosis Association will soon receive title to the old Marine Hospital in Mobile. It will become a tuberculosis sanatorium while the Public Health Service outpatient clinic continues in part of the building until new federal facilities are finished in July.
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Mobile
Mass Crowds Welcome Davy Crockett in Birmingham
In a one day stand crowds met Davy Crockett at Pizitz department store with about 9 733 handshakes recorded and 13 000 passers by. thousands more lined up downtown and at the airport as Parker drew a crowd rivaling Eisenhower’s 1952 visit. Police praised Crockett's patience as he spoke to kids and shook hands for hours. The Birmingham event, the largest stop on the tour, prompted joking remarks from officials and highlighted Parker’s rising fame with Walt Disney Studios noting the turnout.
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Birmingham
Davy Crockett
Davy
Mearly
Fess
Parker
East Lake
Gihcels
Mineil Muert
Eisenhower
G. L. Pattie
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Walt Disney Studios
Oklahoma City
Big Ben Faces Measure 22 Feet Across Says NatGeo
National Geographic Society notes Big Ben in London has clock faces 22 feet in diameter. The feature highlights the scale of the famous timepiece and its iconic status.
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London
National Geographic Society
Adlai Backs U S Aid To Medicine
New York June 2 Adlai E Stevenson urged federal help for subsidizing worthy private health insurance programs boosting medical research and assisting medical schools. He spoke at the dedication of the Medical Science Building 10 million dollar NYU Bellevue Medical Center. He urged voluntary private prepayment insurance as the key to broader medical service without crippling costs.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dentral
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Stevenson
Youth Drowns In Alabama River Tragedy
William Earl Stokes 13 drowned in the Alabama River when he slipped from the bank while fishing with three companions. Fire department rescue recovered the body but efforts to revive him failed.
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Montgomery
William Earl Stokes
Alabama
Elevators at Rockefeller Center Hit High-Performance Benchmark
In New York City Rockefeller Center eight of its 166 elevators can rise 65 floors in 37 seconds, marking a notable speed feat for the building's vertical transit system.
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Rockefeller Center
New York City
Stevenson Calls to Overcome Barriers to Care Plans
Stevenson argues for group action to break down barriers hindering private doctors and patients from crafting effective prepayment plans. He cites restrictive hastily passed laws in about half the states that block these efforts.
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Stevenson
Nominee Picked For Bagley Post in Calhoun County
The Calhoun County Democratic Committee nominated Hugh D. Merrill Jr. for the Calhoun House seat left by the death of Rep. Howard L. Bagley. Merrill is an attorney and state committee member from the Fourth District and could serve without an election unless a Republican or independent candidate arises, otherwise an election will be required.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Democratic Committee
Hugh D. Merrill Jr
Calhoun
Howard L. Bagley
Merrill
State Committee
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Massey Home Demonstration Club
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