Oppenheimer Found Loyal Yet Security Risk by AEC Panel
The Atomic Energy Commission panel ruled J Robert Oppenheimer loyal with high discretion but said he should no longer handle government secrets. The five member board conducted weeks of hearings, heard 40 witnesses and reviewed 6000 pages of evidence before its verdict. Oppenheimer seeks full AEC review to reverse the finding.
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Fiveman Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
AEC
Communist Party
Haakon Chevalier
California
Chevalier
Paris
Truman
Oppen- Heimer
Workmen Clean Expansion Joints on Keller Bridge
Six men under W O Smith clear the 18 expansion joints on Keller Memorial Bridge. G A Grisham says the routine two yearly maintenance uses compressors and a rubber asphalt seal to ease lifting and lowering as heat expands concrete. The job, underway since Monday, should finish by mid next week.
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Keller Memorial Bridge
G. A. Grisham
State Highway Department
Grisham
Draw Bridge
W. O. Smith
Cullman Hospital Dismissals List Includes Dozens of Names
Cullman Hospital discharged numerous patients listing many individuals by name including Deborah Lynn Blair and Donald Blair along with a long roll of male and female patients. The report references a government security system and remarks on Oppenheimer's reliability and attitudes toward the hydrogen bomb policy debates.
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Cullman Hospital
Deborah Lynn
Donald Bennett Blair
O. M. Nesmith
G. B. Grafton
W. D. Fanning
V. D. Lindsey
L. W. Crumbley
Marlin Lee
Marvin Heatherley
Mickey Lee
Hoyt Buckelew
Bernon Laney
J. H. Garman
Barry Gene
Robert Woodard
Leo Schwaiger
John T. Hesterley Rites Held at First Methodist
Funeral services for John Thomas Hesterley 56 who died May 31 in a Birmingham hospital were conducted June 2 at the First Methodist Church with Rev. O S Gamble presiding. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery Mass Service directed. Surviving are widow Lillie Mae Daniel Hesterley a daughter Mrs Victor Geison a son Mst Sgt Howard E Hesterley three grandchildren five brothers and four sisters. Pallbearers included Leo Hamrick Melvin Eddleman W L Crow Boyd Robinson Guy Hodge and Dwight Pylant. Masons assisted at the graveside.
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John T. Hesterley
John Thomas Hesterley
Birmingham
First Methodist Church
O. S. Gamble
Fairview Cemetery
Pylant Brothers Motors
Carl Kinney
Masonic Lodge
Lillie Mae Daniel Hesterley
Victor Geison
Howard E. Hesterley
Horace Hesterley
Cullman
Henry Hesterley
Calif
Lee Hesterley
East Point
Leonard Hesterley
Fairview
Roy Hesterley
Anniston
Bessie Reid
Maude Boyter
Talmadge Smith
Berlin
Robin Gross
Demopolis
Ala
Leo Hamrick
Melvin Eddleman
W. L. Crow
Boyd Robinson
Guy Hodge
Dwight Pylant
Masons
Athens bride-elect honored at bridge party
Mrs Gish and Mrs Grisham hosted a bridge party for Miss Lois Green Stitt in Athens. Mrs Winston Garth Jr to host a luncheon at the country club on Friday June 4. Mr and Mrs Bruce Sherrill to entertain at dinner Saturday evening for Miss Stitt and fiance Clay Russell Sherrill. L J Vogel and son Major Louis J Vogel III spent weekend fishing in Florida. Rev and Mrs Fagan Thompson of Birmingham attended Dr V P's funeral.
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Robert Gish
Dave Grisham
Athens
Lois Green Stitt
Winston Garth
Winston Garth Jr
Miss Stitt
Country Club
Bruce Sherrill
Clay Russell Sherrill
L. J. Vogel
Property Transfers Listed in Daily Records
Daily Records shows multiple deed transactions including Robert Freeman to Ellen Schmidt for 700 dollars and 0. Dobbs to Vernie Quattlebaum for 7500 dollars. Other transfers include Theron Mote to Chenault for 1800 and Bean to Bloodworth for 6000. Several corrections noted among the entries.
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Robert Freeman
Ellen Schmidt
Z. M. Luker
William Alton Luker
Bennett Hurst McBride, Sr
D. Dobbs
B. Frank Chenault
Edward Bartee
M. Childers
Elbert Brown
Vernie W. Quattlebaum
Theron A. Mote
Frank P. Bean
Jesse W. Bloodworth
J.P. Dunaway
J. R. Ransom
State of Alabama
A. M. Duna
Village Notes Leave Tuesday Residents Involved
Judge Anna Lola Price and Mr and Mrs Jack Williamson of Montgomery were in Cullman Tuesday Rev and Mrs Andrew Coltharp were attending a Southern Baptist Convention in St Louis Mo
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Hughes
Anna Lola Price
Jack Williamson
Montgomery
Cullman
Andrew Coltharp
Southern Baptist Convention
St. Louis
Marriage Licenses for Clifton Daily and Mamie Gauntt
Clifton George Daily age 41 of 402 Jackson St. car dealer and Mamie Letson Gauntt age 33 of 1225 2nd St. beautician obtain a marriage license.
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Clifton George Daily
Jackson St
Mamie Letson Gauntt
2Nd St. Beautician
Steaming Tender Greens In Covered Pan
Instructions describe cooking young greens by placing washed leaves in a covered pan without added water and steaming about 10 minutes. Steam is drawn from leaves because of remaining moisture.
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Ares Marlow
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Leon Reeves
8Th Ave
Monarch and
Keller Bridge
Cullman News
William H. Dunn
Archie Kinney
Ezra Drinkard
Lory Shoemake
E. C. Jetton
Hubert Giles
John Moody
W. L. Muse
H. G. Burks
Horace Michael
R. W. Shaddix
Danny Leon
Fritz Apel
JJ Calvert
Joanne Patton
Oscar Freeman
L. R. Claybord
Larry Richey
Nina Thompson
Dewayne Ivey
Jimmie Shedd
Stanley Kelley
Rita Jo
W. E. Whitt
Harold Lewis
Ray Whitlock
Gregory Henson
John Garrison
John H. Chapman
Martha Ann
H. P. Mitchell
William McGukin
W. R. Hudson
Rickey
Marshall Malcom
Mollie Johnson
Gilford Moss
Leroy Golden
Johnnie Mae Hatrris
Joel
Floyd Eugas
James W. Bridges
Loyd
Decatur
PVTS
Bank St
Bank Street
Folsom
Second Avenue
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