Grand Jury Here Begins Session In Morgan County
Morgan County Circuit Court opens with grand jury organization and civil docket setup. Judge S A Lynne presides as George W. Smith of Decatur named foreman with members from Hartsel le Somerville Redstone Arsenal and local trades and utilities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
S. A. Lynne
George W. Smith
College St
Decatur
Lonnie Bowling
Somerville
Redstone Arsenal
Walter E. Busby
5Th Ave. SE
Decatur Iron and Steel Co
Thomas L. Johnson
Hartselle
Farmer
Prince T. Jones
Blunt L. Landers
Hartsele
J. W. Lemmond
Charles A. Lumpkin
8Th Ave
City Gas Department
William B. Lyle
7Th Ave
Wolverine
John G. McBride
Jackson St
William D. Steele
Danville
Hollis Sparkman
Fredrick Templeton
Richard Vaughn
J. C. Wade
9Th Ave. SE
Paul J. Wolfer
Line St. NW
Wayne Young
Memorial Dr. NW
White House office plan faces congressional doubt
A study commission urged a presidential office remodeling of the White House west wing and a new executive office building across Pennsylvania Avenue. Congress has authorized construction, but House leaders show opposition amid economic mood. the panel also proposed seven alternate schemes. Commission members include Flemming, Orr, Chavez, Hruska, Smith, McGregor, and Fleete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Congress
Study Commission
Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
Dtex
Sears
Robert V. Flemming
Riggs National Bank
Washington
Douglas W. Orr
New Haven
Conn
Chavez
Morgan County High School Class of 1957 Elects Alumni Secretaries
The Morgan County High School Class of 1957 elected Betty Marie Wagnon and Martha Lynn Roberts as permanent financial and alumni secretaries to organize reunions. Proceeds were raised at the final class meeting to cover postage and materials for keeping accurate class records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Morgan County High School
Betty Marie Wagnon
L. T. Wagnon
Martha Lynn Roberts
E. R. Roberts
Lost Walker hound last seen near Danville Road
Wanted notices report a lost black and tan Walker hound aged about one year with collar and nameplate, last seen on Danville Road near Means Bridge. Contact Vern at 1208 2nd St. S.W. via phone 4034 for details or sightings. Also listed are various sales and buys including a cargo trailer, a 55 Chevrolet pickup, and a 16,000 mile used truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Danville Road
2Nd St. S.W
Market Report Shows Mixed Price Shifts Across Livestock
Markets review lists soybeans at 2.30 dollars, cattle with 1 200 head steady to higher in the 800 to 1100 pound range, cows 12 to 14, calves 400 with weanlings 50 lower than last Wednesday, hogs up to 1.00, barrows and gilts trading 75 to 100 higher and 190 to 240 pound butchers at 19.25 to 19.50.
Market Mixed As Stocks Edge Up And Down
Early trading on Friday shows a narrow mixed session with key issues fluctuating around a point. Du Pont, Olin Mathieson, Union Carbide, and Boeing slipped while Atlantic Coast Line rose. Chrysler gained after news of a $119 million tank contract. General Motors eased and several majors including Royal Dutch, GE, Goodrich, Dow Chemical, and Standard Oil New Jersey advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Olin Mathieson
Union Carbide
Boeing
Atlantic Coast Line
Chrysler
General Motors
Royal Dutch
General Electric
Goodrich
Dow Chemical
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Poultry market report from Atlanta shows steady demand
Poultry buyers find generally good demand with adequate supplies in most cases. Broilers or fryers average sizes range normal to slightly below normal with prices up to 11 a.m. at farms 24.43 pounds 20 cents fob plants 21 cents. Hens offerings ample for light demand, receipts very high, prices at farms 17 cents fob plants 18 to 18.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Egg market gains pace in Birmingham trading early
Birmingham wholesale egg prices rise to 60 percent quality and 31 to 32 cents for large whites, with mixed colors around 31 to 32 and 27 cents for mediums. Nearby sales are too few to report price changes as of 10:30 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cattle and hog prices mixed in Nashville market report
Nashville AP cattle and hog sale notes show slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong, cows steady, bulls 25 to 50 higher, stockers mostly steady. Prices cited include choice 800-650 lb steers around 23.50, good 800-1100 lb 20.25, 300-600 sows 13.50-15.00, and odd values around 25.00 for select lots, with varied weights and grades reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Eady. Com
Trailer Fire Death Near Cave Springs Probed
Musselman said the trailer would have burned if not for intervention. Carter was last seen alive about 8 25 p m Sunday at Edward's Store on Lower River Road. The trailer lies about two miles east of Cave Springs. Carter leaves a son Bobby Lee Carter a brother Marvin Carter a sister Odessa Ham eck a stepson William R Hamilton and a stepdaughter Mrs Billy Dean. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m at New Friendship Church with Rev Sid Berry. interment in adjoining cemetery Brown of Decatur directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dean
Georgia
New Friendship Church
Sid Berry
Brown of
Decatur
Khrushchev Seeks Limited Disarmament and Trade Talks
In a televised Kremlin interview Khrushchev urged ending trade restrictions and proposed the United States lower the Iron Curtain for cultural exchanges. He advocated a staged path to peace, trade normalisation first, then people exchanges, and warned socialism may spread. He also reaffirmed troops in satellites and downplayed a need to overthrow regimes. He noted the highest town in Europe as Saint Veran at 6,693 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
America
Kremlin
Premir Janos Kadar
Hungary
Europe
Saint Veran
French Alps
Beindorff Named Chemistry Head at St Bernard College
Pr Arthur V Beindorff will head the chemistry department at St Bernard College Cullman starting the fall semester. He is a research chemist with Chem strand Corp in exploratory research and earned B S, M A and Ph D degrees in chemistry from the University of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard
St. Bernard College
Bedeluibel
O.S.B
Arthur V. Beindorff
Cullman
Beindorff
Chemstrand Corp
Chemstrand
University of Nebraska
Communities To Coordinate In Attracting Industry
Hemminghaus of Chemstrand told the Dothan Rotary Club that attracting new industry should be a coordinated community effort not the work of one group. He cited factors like water power sites and transportation plus local resources and markets as key considerations for site selection. He noted communities must provide information to firms and that delegations often visit firm headquarters to push plant development. He warned utilities and transport firms also part of the effort but the long term gain comes from community action and new payrolls and capital spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Roy G. Hemminghaus
Chemstrand Corp
Dothan Rotary Club
Hemminghaus
Chemstrand
Senators Split Over Jury Trial Rights In Contempt Cases
Eastland named six supporters for the amendment including Kefauver Johnston McClellan ONeill Ervin and Butler while Wiley Watkins and Dirksen opposed. Administration spokesmen argue no constitutional right to jury trial exists in contempt cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin
Eastland
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
McClellan
D-Ark
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Butler
R-Md
Sens
Wiley
R-Wis
Watkins
Utah
Dirksen
R-Ill
Decatur Native Dies in St Louis Heart Attack
Mrs. B L Landers nee Mable Olinger a Decatur native died Sunday morning in St Louis after a heart attack. She was sister to Mrs B R Ross of 1002 Johnston St SF. Funeral services planned in St Louis Wednesday with relatives traveling from Decatur and Birmingham to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Landers
Mable Olinger
Decatur
St. Louis
B. R. Ross
Johnston St. SF
Beverly Ross
Jack L. Ross
L. O. Clark
Birmingham
Hartselle Methodists Open Bible School for Two Weeks
HARTSELLE The Annual Vacation Bible School at the Hartselle Methodist Church will run today from 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. through June 14. Mrs Clyde Reeves, superintendent of the children s division, directs the program inviting children ages four through 14, especially nonmembers of church schools, to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Clyde Reeves
L. F. Williams
Roland King
Fred Sherrill, Jr
al Hunt
Silas Norwood
Joy Gibson
Mary Orr
Martha Roberts
Ellen Allen
Paul Weinman
A. D. Plemmons
Cline Thompson
Mildred Whitten
Ann Hoffhaus
Becky White
Lawmen Nab 33 in Lawrence Limestone Counties Arrest Spree
Lawrence and Limestone sheriff offices report 33 arrests over the weekend. Lawrence deputies booked 19 including 30 year old Raymond Kirby on first degree manslaughter tied to a highway death near Hatton. Limestone deputies logged 14 with six for liquor violations and one for assault with intent to murder among other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Limestone County
Franklin Smith
Raymond Kirby
Kirby
Doris Masterson
Hatton
Limestone
Clyde Ennis
Athens Pool Opens Season With Good Crowds
Athens city pool opened today as crowds gathered for the first day. Lifeguards are Mack Copeland and Bobby Allen and Mrs. J. B. Hargrove serves as pool cashier. Admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults with season passes at $2.50 for children and $4 for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens City
J. B. Hargrove
Mack Copeland
Bobby Allen
John Hendrick Rites In Cullman
Funeral services for John Willis Hendrick of Cullman were to be held at West Methodist Church at 2 this afternoon. Hendrick, a trading professional, died Saturday at 11 30 p.m. at 1109 6th St West. The Rev. Sammy Stabler would officiate with burial at City Cemetery under Moss Service Funeral Home directions. He is survived by numerous cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
John Willis Hendrick
West Methodist Church
Hendrick
6Th St. W
Sammy Stabler
City Cemetery
Moss Service Funeral Home
Patricia Smith Crowned 4-H Best Records Winner 1956 57
Patricia Smith, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Smith of Decatur, wins senior division in Morgan County 4-H Club Records for 1956 57. A ninth grader at Aus tinville High, she plans to teach home economics and has made multiple garments over five years in 4-H. Second place goes to Ludell Turner of Priceville 4-H Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Smith
John H. Smith
Decatur 3
Morgan Couny
Austinville High School
Patricia Patricia
Ludell Turner
Priceville 4-H Club
Eisenhower urged extra Post Office funds for next year
President estimates the Post Office will handle 1.4 billion more pieces of mail in the next fiscal year than budgeted. Budget Director Brundage says $149.5 million supplemental appropriation is urgent. without it, current funds must be spread over 12 months, risking reduced service and potential Saturday deliveries being cut. Summerfield said Saturday mail could be eliminated if funds are not provided. The current year ends June 30 after Congress failed to grant a supplemental appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Brundage
Eisenhower
Congress
Brundage
Hagerty
Summerfield
White House
Post Office
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions List
Dismissals include Nelson Bragg Cole and Alvin Moran in Athens, Mrs. Roy Tucker and baby boy in Athens, James McMeans in Elkmont, Mrs. Odie Clark in Athens, Carl Spinille in Huntsville, and Mrs. Wesley Whitworth with baby boy in Athens. Admissions feature Mrs. Charles Coleman and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson with baby girl in Athens, plus Baby James Barnes in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Limestone
Nelson Bragg Cole
Decatur
Alvin Moran
Athens
Roy Tucker
James McMeans
Elkmont
Odie Clark
Carl Spinille
Huntsville
A. Hasting
Ardmore
Wesley . Whitworth
Charles Coleman
Kenneth Patterson
James Barnes
Local Residents Listed in Public Notice
Mrs. C. H. Miller of 1606 Olive Street Little Stephen Terry of Hartselle Mrs. Edward Harrison and infant daughter of 917 3rd Avenue SE Warren McGee of 1523 Sherman Street listed in the notice with addresses and relations in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Miller
Olive St
Little
Stephen Terry
Hartselle
Edward Harrison
3Rd Ave
Warren McGee
Sherman St
Local Obituary Notices and Dismissals Listing
Names and addresses listed include Mrs Clifton Oliver of Moulton Walter Williams of Clearwater Fila Mrs Ernest Haddock of Grant Dismissals Jasper Shumake of Oak Street Mrs Albert Beaver of Sheffield Bill Biles of West Moulton Street Cecile Moseley of Hillsboro Mrs Stanley Waldrop and infant son of Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Oliver
Moulton
Walter Williams
Clearwater
Fila
Ernest Haddock
Grant St
Jasper Shumake
Oak St
Albert Beaver
Sheffield
Bill Biles
West Moulton
Cecile Moseley
Hillsboro
Stanley Waldrop
Infant Son
Trinity
Decatur General Hospital Notices and Residents
Public notices list residents and affiliations connected to Decatur General Hospital. Individuals include Mrs Felton Eubanks and Mrs Arthur J King among others with addresses in Decatur Moulton Hartsville and local streets.
Lawrence County Hospital Patient List Noted Names
Mrs Floyd Jones Hillsboro. Mrs Coleman Gillespie Trinity Lowell Pool Town Creek. Howard Walker Moulton. Mrs Robert Cannon and son Town Creek. Mrs Benton Kinard Mr Hope. Mrs Paul Daughenbaugh and son Moulton. Miss Marion Hurst Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jones
Hillsboro
Coleman Gillespie
Trinity
Lowell Pool
Town Creek
Howard Walker
Moulton
Robert Cannon
Benton Kinard
Hope
Paul Daughenbaugh
Births in Hartselle and Birmingham Hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray of Hartselle at Hartselle Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ferguson of Birmingham welcomed a boy at Lawrence County Hospital. The British Speleological Society has government permission for its endeavors. It is a cay society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ray
Hartselle
Hartselle Hospital
Ernie Ferguson
Birmingham
Lawrence County Hospital
The
British Speleological Society
Price to Spend Summer with Parents after College
Frank Price will stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price this summer following his graduation from Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Mrs
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Tommy Nebrig
Arthur Nebrig
Marion Military Institute
Alabama Poultry Industry Convention Attendee Plans Birmingham Visit
Creel advertising manager of Alabama Flour Mills to appear at the Alabama Poultry Industry Assn annual convention in Birmingham June 11 12 13. He hails from Cullman County and formerly taught vocational agriculture at Hartselle, now with the mill for seven years.
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E. 0
Creel
Alabama Flour Mills
Alabama Poultry Industry Assn
Birmingham
Cullman County
Hartselle
Athens Cutting Fracas Leaves Negro Injured
A weekend knifing at a Brown's Ferry Street café in Athens left Alexander Bonner injured and Richard Wiley Jr. charged with assault with intent to murder. Bonner was treated and released. Wiley posted a $500 bond awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Richard Wiley, Jr
Alexander Bonner
Brown's Ferry St
Bonner
Wiley
Lawrence Lawmen Probe $80 Theft Near Speake
MOULTON County officers investigate a reported theft of a woman's billfold containing $80. A young Negro is held for questioning after Mrs. Herman Lindsey of Danville 2 says she dropped the billfold on her lap when leaving a wreck scene Saturday night near Speake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton — County
Herman Lindsey
Danville 2
Speake
Oliver Infant Buried At Liberty Cemetery
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs James Oliver Moulton were held Sunday at Liberty Cemetery Lawrence County. The baby died Sunday at Bank Street. Survivors include one brother Steven. Brown Funeral Co was in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver
Moulton
Liberty Cemetery
Lawrence County
Bank St. Hospital
Steven
Brown Funeral Co
Prominent labor attorney dies in Chicago fall
Daniel D. Carmell, 58, long noted labor attorney, was to face trial today in U.S. District Court on Mann Act charges when he plunged to his death from the 15th floor of a South Side apartment building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daniel D. Carmell
U.S. District Court
Balloon Flight Tests Endorse High Altitude Reach
Maj. Kittinger completed a 78 minute ascent to 96 000 feet in a pressurized gondola, staying aloft nearly two hours before an antenna failure lowered the craft. He reported calm, 55 degree cabin temperature, and a scenic view east of Minneapolis. The Holloman Center and Zenith Winzen collaborated on the balloon and gondola for future manned satellite work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittinger
Minneapolis
Lake Michigan
Tampa
Local Man Forfeits $100 DWI Bond
Samuel G. Hill 30 of 1310 South Street NW forfeited a $100 bond in city court after being charged with driving while intoxicated. He drove a 1957 Chevrolet that rear-ended a Chevrolet three quarter ton truck on Moulton Street West near Fifth Avenue. The truck was owned by McGough Bakeries and driven by Joseph Jones 20 of Decatur. Light damage was reported to the Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Hill
Sth
Moulton St
5Th Ave. W
McGough Bakeries
Joseph Eones
Graham Discusses The Seventh Commandment At Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham spoke to 17 000 audience at Madison Square Garden on The Seventh Commandment The Moral Problem his message linked adultery to sin and stressed coming of Christ. He noted 464 decisions for Christ that night and raised the Crusade’s 19 day total to 335 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Jesus
Christ
Christy
York Crusade
Graham
the Garden
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Grand Jury
McHs Grads
Austinville
Nice
Austin St
Willow Files
Flint Creek
Sandlin‘s. On
Decatur Markets
Acme
Glidden
al Aany
Greyhound Gulf Oil
Allis Chal MM
Tl Cent
Hupp Cp
Am Baker
Harv
Baker
Kaiser al
T&t
Loew's Am
Anac Cop
Armour
San & Roh
Armst Ck Monson Chem
Mont Ward
C Line
Balt & Ohio
Nat Cyl Gas
Nor & West
Penney JC
Burl Ind
Parr Cater Trae
Pepsi Cola
Anese
Ches & Ohio
Phillip Mor
Coca Cola
Reading Co
Colg Palm Repub
Col Gas
Rexall Comn
Cen Fox
Bag & P
UN Carbide
Foremost D
Gen Dynam Elec UN Pac
Unit
Aire
Gen Mills
US Steel
Fruit
Westy A Bk
AIS Woolworth
Musselman
St. Louis, Mo
KKK
Talladega
Ala
Alvin Horn
Alabama
Barbara Ellice Richard Horn
Henry Richardson
Horn
Graf
John Hendrick
Patricia
Bank ST. Hospital Admissions
Decatur General Hospital
Felton Eubanks
10Th Ave
L. Z. Miller
W. Main
Ray Douglas Free
Arthur J. King
Margaret Patricia Utler
Gum St
Frank Morgan
Grant
St. Thomas
Ecatur
Siemake
Alabama Educational Television Network
University of Alabama _ will
AET
Decatur Little Theater
American Legion and Auxiliary Home
Bank St
O. H. Chunn
Dorothy Chunn
6Th Ave
W. H. Barnes
Tex
Henry Nebrig
W. G. Pettey, Jr
Bessemer
Tennessee Valley Girl Scout Council
Camp Hillcrest
Girl Scout
Lawrence Lawmen
Oliver
AP News
Tuscaloosa
David Lawrence
University of Alabama
Supreme Court
du Pont Co
General Motors Corp
Karachi
Five Nation Alliance
Pact
Evangelist
Messiah
Christ the Anointed
Jesus Christ the
Savior
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