Five More Held For Violation Liquor Laws
Five additional arrests were made in Alabama on federal liquor law charges by Alcohol Tax Unit agents. Those detained include Rather R. Pounders of Tuscumbia Rodney Bentley of Russellville John R. Appleton of Minor Hill Tenn and Robert Fulmer and W G Dowdy of Waterloo Alabama.
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V. Florence
Alabama
Alcohol Tax Unit
Northwest
Rather R. Pounders
Tuscumbia
Rodney Bentley
Russellville
John R. Appleton
Minor
De Gaulle Wins Brief Power Play Amid Algerian Tensions
France’s new leader secured six months of full power after a tense night session as Assembly members backed his push for reform. Riots echoed in Paris while Algeria’s junta embraced his installation yet resented cabinet choices, fueling talk of a federated autonomous Algeria allied with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pflimlin
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Pflimlin
Mollet
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
Paris
Rentals and notices in one line ad section
Multiple rental listings and a lost beagle notice appear. Apartments and rooms for rent include 2 to 3 rooms in various locations with furnished options. A beagle is missing from the station with a telephone reward request.
Market Prices Report With Wide Ranges Across Commodities
Cotton prices hover around 34.50 cents per pound while corn and wheat show mixed farm values. Cattle supply includes standard steers utility cows and bulls with broad ranges, hogs around 22 per cwt, and sheep trading near 22 to 23 dollars with occasional prime quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Steels lead near 1958 high as market gains spread
New York stocks moved toward 1958 highs with steels as pacemakers. Volume neared 2.8 million shares, while several industries including aircraft rubber and copper advanced. General Motors and Chrysler were roughly flat as U.S. bonds firmed after early losses.
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New York
Motors
Ford
France
U.S
Republic
Goodyear
Douglas
Gulf Oil
du Pont
International Nickel
General Motors
Chrysler
Polaroid
Goodrich
Boeing
Anaconda
Kal
Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco
Baltimore & the Illinois Central
U.S. Ypium
Kennecott
Zenith
New York Stocks Mixed As Dow Loses Ground
Wall Street shows a mixed day with declines for Lou & Nash Am Air and Nat Bisc while Am T&T and Pan Am W Air post small gains. Major names include U S Rubber, Goodyear, General Electric, and Coca Cola among others in a broad market with modest percentage moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou & Nash Am Air L
Mallory & Foly
Mont Ward
Nat Bisc
Nat Dairy Am
T&t
Nat Distill Am
Y Central Anac Co
No Am
Av Armour
Ohio Oil Atchison
Pac G & el At C Line
Pan Am W Air Bendix
Param Beth Stl
Pa RR
Canad
Phil Canad Pac
Pet Carrier
Pitt Plate
Ches & Ohio
Coca Cola
Reyn
Safeway
Curtiss Wright
St. Reg
Doug Airc
Sears Dow
Simmons Ae
Sinclair
Ford
Goodyear
Swift Greyhound
U S Ind
U S
Poultry Prices Reported For Alabama Broilers Fryers
Alabama broilers and fryers are fairly adequate to short with prices paid up to 10:30 am Monday. Listings show farm prices for 2% to 4 lb birds around 20 cents and fob plant quotes at 21 cents. Total head reported include about 431,601 on farm and 61,306 fob plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
F.o.b. Plant
Livestock Prices Report From Nashville Tennessee
Cattle and calves activity described as varied with slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong. Standard steers feeders moderately active. 550-750 lb feeders 24.50 to 26.50. 550-600 lb calves 27.00. 350-550 lb calves 24.00 to 26.50. Vealers active as 400 lb group noted.
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Nashville, Tenn
Graham Crusade Passes Half Million Mark
SAN FRANCISCO AP Evan gelist Billy Graham's crusade began here April 27 and has surpassed 505,600 in attendance after Sundays crowd of 12,000 at the 16,500 seat Cow Palace. Graham urged that judgment is certain and salvation comes through faith in Christ, noting 434 more conversions for a total of 17,935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Graham
Christ
God
Wallace Patterson campaign winds down as runoffs loom
Wallace and Patterson press last minute pleas as AlabamaDemocratic runoff races near. Boutwell and Skidmore face off for lieutenant governor while Frink battles Mathews for secretary of state. Campaigns include speeches, visits to Dothan, and a Capitol TV program.
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Wallace
Dothan
House Chamber of the Capitol
Albert Boutwell
Jefferson County
Harlingen
Tex
Boutwell
E. W. Skidmore
Tuscaloosa
Cotton Study Committee
Greenville
Patterson
Alabama
Skidmore
Bettye Frink
Charles
Pete) Mathews
Democratic Executive Committee
District and county arrests over weekend reported
Athens deputies booked nine for violation of prohibition law one for public drunkenness three for highway intoxication one for transporting four for reckless driving one for driving while intoxicated and two insane Cullman ten charged with intoxication two for intoxication and prohibition one for reckless driving one for driving without a license and one for vagrancy Courtland four charged with disorderly conduct five for drunkenness and two for breaking parole by police over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cullman
Burglaries Reported In Decatur Over Weekend
A series of burglaries were reported in Decatur over the weekend with petty losses. The heaviest damage occurred at Home Ice and Coal Co at 621 NE Walnut St where about $50 was taken and a glass pane broken to gain entry. An attempt to force a hasp on a desk and to open a metal filing cabinet was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Ice and Coal Co
Walnut St
Bowman
Hospital Dismissals and Addresses Listed
A local hospital notice lists patients and dismissals with street addresses. Names include Mrs William Prince Mrs Ruby Tidwell Coburn Norton Mrs James F Waugh Master Ross Woodard Mrs Henry Gordon and Ernest W Edwards with assigned locations such as Olive Street SE Ninth Avenue SE River View Street SE and Willow Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prince
Olive St
J. J. Saint
9Th Ave
Ruby Tidwell
Riverview St
Coburn Norton
Courtland
James F. Waugh
Willow St
Ross Woodard
St. SE
Henry Gordon
Hartselle
Car Seizure Ties Load of Lawful Rests to Ellison Case
Officers seized a car packed with one gallon jugs and drink containers found in every seat and the trunk. Ellison, found with a 22 caliber pistol, faces a concealed weapon charge. The 1949 Plymouth involved was taken, and Ellison has prior prison time for a Limestone murder.
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Ellison
Admissions Miss Jennie Miller Jr Ardmore Names and addresses listed
Admissions notice lists several individuals and addresses including Miss Jennie Miller Jr Ardmore H Hall Ardmore rs A C Hagood 1803 Birch Miss Malinda Smith West Court Apts Mrs Andrew Reed 919 19th Ave SE Mrs A L Handley 1040 Jackson St SE Mrs Donald Wickham and infant daughter 1022 4th Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Miller, Jr
Gordon Dr
H. Hall
Ardmore
A. C. Hagood
Birch St. SE
Malinda Smith
West Court
Apts
Andrew Reed
19Th Ave
A. L. Handley
Jackson St
Donald Wickham
4Th Ave
Decatur General Hospital Obituaries and Birth Notices
A list of names and addresses appears to record birth and obituary notices from Decatur General Hospital. Entries include Marilyon Javon Kenum Moulton Hollis F Cowart Decatur and Connie Jean Gray 911 18th Ave SE with accompanying names Verna Payne 401 7th Ave NW and others in Athens Danville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur General Hospital
Little Marilyon
Javon Kenum
Moulton
Hollis F. Cowart
Decatur
Willie T. Shull
12Th Ave
Doyle C. Gist
9Th Ave
William M. Beene
Tower St
Joe Miles MccAbee
Danville
Connie Jean Gray
18Th Ave
Verna Payne
7Th Ave
Herbert Louis Hester
Ed Massey
Athens
Margaret Ellen Follett
Somerville Rd
James Berry
Lamar St
Laura Ann Head
11Th Ave
Henry J.edmonds
Canal St
Judy Fay Moyers
Soviet Vessels Off Canada Face U S Curiosity
U S officials report about six Soviet ships 100 miles off Canada's east coast. Vessels seen near buoyed area fly small Soviet flags and appear to monitor activities, while the area remains international waters. Moscow complains about a U S plane near a vessel, which U S officials call baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
U.S
Local Death Notices From Athens Area
Mrs Walter Morris Jr and infant daughter noted in Athens region obituary notices along with Mrs Grady Hall and Mrs Thomas Vibbert listed in Madison area records. The items reflect familial memorials and are presented as short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Walter Morris, Jr
Athens
Grady Hall
Thomas Vibbert
Madison
Births Record for Hillsboro and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs W C McBride Hillsboro 2 welcome a daughter Sunday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Hilburn Athens 1 greet a daughter today. Mr and Mrs Fred Downs Hartselle 2 celebrate a son Sunday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McBride
Hillsboro
Decatur General Hospital
Edward Hilburn
Athens
Fred Downs
Hartselle
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic
Reuther Ignites Fresh UAW Talks Amid Plant Strikes Risk
Reuther warns strike now would be foolish with 750,000 unsold 1958 cars.Companies end dues flow to union and drop union shop, enabling insurgent crafts units. Reuther seeks cost of living for retirees and severance pay. GM and Ford project labor-cost rise over 70 cents per hour. Bugas says Reuther did not modify demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
UAW
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Report Finds No Evidence Linking Trujillo to Galindez Disappearance
A US based report funded by Dominican President Rafael Trujillo finds no proof tying his regime to the 1956 disappearance of Columbia University lecturer Jesus de Galindez. The document suggests Galindez may still be alive, noting his Basque exile work and the funds he raised for the Basque government in exile.
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New York
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Jesus de Galindez
Morris Ernst
Galindez
Ernst
Columbia University
Trujillo
Republic
Columbia
President Misses Nuclear Protests At White House
About 700 Walkers for Peace demonstrated quietly outside the White House as President Eisenhower was away at his Gettysburg farm. The marchers traveled from Wilmington, Delaware, and Winchester, Virginia, some on foot, others by bus, while 25 special policemen observed the event.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Executive Mansion
Washington Monument
Gettysburg
Wilmington
Del
Winchester
Clayton Haney Sr. Services Tuesday
Clayton Haney Sr 46 of Elkmont died Sunday afternoon at Athens Limestone Hospital after a heart attack at home Graveside services set for 3 pm Tuesday at Antioch Cemetery Pat Abernathy to officiate McConnell Service Funeral Home in charge Survivors include widow Bertha Haney a daughter two sons three brothers a half brother and three half sisters and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clayton Haney, Sr
Elkmont
Athens-Limestone
Antioch Cemetery
Pat Abernathy
McConnell Service Funeral Home
Bertha Hane
J. P. Evans, Jr
James Luther
Clayton “Ges
Theft Report From Local Businesses Involving Break-ins
Three tires were stolen from J. C. Coffey’s warehouse on Highway 31 S between Friday and Sunday after entry through a rear door. A cooked shoulder and cooked chicken were taken from Tom Maclin’s Barbecue at 312 NW Walnut St by a person who accessed the building through a broken window.
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J. C. Coffey
Highway 31
Tom Maclin
Walnut St
Tank Car Blast Harms Mount Pulaski Town
A Sunday tank car explosion in Mount Pulaski Illinois killed two railroad workers and seriously injured one. More than twenty people were hurt by flying debris as fire forced evacuation of the town of 1500. two-thirds of 400 homes damaged. National Guardsmen were called to prevent looting as officials estimated damage at about one million dollars. The crater measured roughly 35 by 30 feet with debris hurled up to a quarter mile.
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Mount Pulaski
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
National
Central Illinois
Youth Dies After Bus Stop Collision in Athens
A 14 year old pedestrian was struck by a northbound truck after leaving a school bus and entering the truck’s path. The youth died at Athens Limestone Hospital shortly after arrival. The driver, Wilbanks, said brakes failed and he was going 30 mph. funeral arrangements are with Spry Funeral Service.
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Bradford
Wilbanks
Motes
Athens- Limestone
Detroit
Price Wood Adams Rites Set Today
Funeral services for Price Wood Adams 55 of Elkmont were to be held at Beulah Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. Burial would be in City Cemetery with Robert M. Muir officiating. McConnell Service Funeral Home handled arrangements. Adams died Sunday at 4 10 p.m. in Athens Limestone Hospital. He is survived by his widow Florence Adams a daughter Peggy Nye a brother Edward Adams three sisters Ruby Brock Lela Locke and Edina Loveless. Nephews were to be pallbearers.
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Athens
Price Wood Adams
Elkmont 1
Beulah Presbyterian Church
City Cemetery
Robert M. Muir
McConnell Service Funeral
Adams
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Florence Adams
Peggy Nye
Elkmont
Edward Adams
Harvest
Ruby Brock
Lela Locke
Edina Loveless
Pettysville
St. John's Episcopal Bazaar Workshop Discontinued
St. John's Episcopal Church notes that the annual Bazaar Workshop will be discontinued during the summer months and will not operate in that period.
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St. John’s Episcopal
Weekend wrecks claim multiple lives across Alabama
Weekend incidents left several dead and others injured across Alabama. A 15 year old girl sacrificed herself to save her sister in Anniston area. Jimmie Nell Tucker died rescuing her sister near Montgomery. Pepper Hewett, seven, was killed by an accidental pistol discharge in Oxford. Others include Lewin N Lemon near Mobile, Fred Robert Harper in Texas, Nell Motes in Tennessee, Bobby Motes in Alabama, and Tom Shavers hitchhiking near Stevenson. Charges followed in one case for speeding and no license.
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Anniston
Jimmie Nell Tucker
Montgomery
Sue
Pepper Hewett
Oxford
Ala
Shreveport
Lewin N. Lemon
Mobile
Fred Robert Harper
Birmingham
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Hedley
Tex
Tennessee
Nell Motes
Remlap
Cleveland
Tenn
Bobby Dwight Motes
Athens
Bridge
Jackson County
Tom Shavers
Stevenson
Shavers
Election Takes Over Boys State Spotlight
TUSCALOOSA AP election of senators and county officers plus campaign oratory by state office seekers was expected to dominate the 21st Boys State. Sponsored by the American Legion, the six day gathering features government experience for high school youths. Sunday's opening program elected officials for 12 Boys State cities and the event ends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
The
American Legion
Iowa Primary Focus on Taxes and School Aid
Des Moines voters weighed tax policy and school funding as Republicans and Democrats chose their nominees for governor, eight congressional seats, and other offices. The governor’s race featured tax plans with Murray proposing a three cent sales tax and Nicholas opposing tax increases, while Loveless faced criticism over education funding and a call for a special session. Three Republicans competed to challenge Rep. Merwin Coad in Iowa’s 6th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
William H. Nicholas
Murray
Nicholas
Loveless
GOP
Merwin Coad
Congress
Coad
25 Million Dollar Luxury Liner Sails
The SS Atlantic began its maiden voyage from Mobile toward New York to start US Europe passenger service. Built at Pascagoula for American Banner Lines Inc, the 930 passenger liner spent a week at Alabama State Docks for crew hiring and final checks with 207 crew members hired, most from the International Seafarers Union AFL CIO.
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Mobile
New York
American Banner Lines Inc
Alabama State Docks
Pascagoula
Miss
Atlantic
International Seafarers Union
Afl-Cio
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