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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
3
Nora confronts Finn about Charles while a blackmail threat from the Hagers looms. Frank confesses involvement in Candy Kendrick’s murder to Nora, detailing years of lies and a planned alibi setup, as police edge closer to the truth.
In a tense sequence, Nora learns Candy was murdered as Tom Jones helps her flee. Dad loyal to a dangerous ruse accuses Frank, while Captain Foote leads a State Police operation. Tom escapes with Nora through a dining room window into the night.
Dr Pitts warns that falls can cause spinal subluxations pressing nerves, triggering fever pain or paralysis. He promotes chiropractic care as essential. The Pitts Chiropractic Clinic plans to open at 916 6th Ave SE around June 17 after remodeling.
Hartsel le area holds annual memorial all day singing at Evergreen Church this Sunday. Homer Shoemaker serves as singing chairman and notes the program is sponsored by the church and community. The public is invited to attend and dinner will follow.
Nora discovers love and heartbreak as a new chapter begins in this serialized story. Read the next installment tomorrow for the continuation of her emotional journey.
A dense list of daily TV and radio programs across stations including Tops N Pops, Morning Musicale, Alabama Newsroom, and Circle Six. Entries cover news, music, soap operas, game shows, and public service features with times spanning early morning to late night across multiple channels.
More than 250 municipal officials from across Alabama will meet in Montgomery to discuss the 75 plus bills before the legislature. Ed E. Reid of the Alabama League of Municipalities sponsors the gathering. Mobile commissioner and ex-legislator Joseph N. Langan will speak at a luncheon for invited legislators.
Searchers recovered the body of 16 year old Frederick G. Oglesby, son of Lt. Col Stuart R. Oglesby, after he drowned while boating on the Main River in Frankfurt. The incident followed another drowning of Stoyte O. Ross Jr., 16, son of Brig Gen S. O. Ross, who had died yesterday.
The Khrushchev interview on CBS Face the Nation showed familiar Kremlin positions on disarmament and satellites. He offered sweeping statements, avoided specifics, and dodged questions about Hungary, Poland, and a workable inspection regime.
The Associated Press reports 396 highway fatalities over the four day Memorial Day weekend, near a typical summer period toll. California led with 36 deaths, Texas 32, and North Dakota nine, with drownings and other causes adding to the total. The National Safety Council praised drivers and law enforcement for a fine job during the holiday period.
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