Ulm and Anderson Return to Lead Music at Maryville Church
Bill Ulm and Martha Anderson, after finishing their junior year at Carson-Newman College, return to Maryville Tennessee to serve as minister of music and organist at First Baptist Church. They stayed with his parents on Somerville Road during the transfer week. Also noted are weekend visits by Dr. Robert Long to his parents.
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Bill Ulm
Martha Anderson
Carson-Newman College
Maryville
Tenn
First Baptist Church
A. H. Ulm
Somerville Road
West Steps In After Red Visit To Test Tito
The United States Britain and France plan to press Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia for closer cooperation on Western security strategy. The aim is to test Tito's stance amid East West tensions and his recent conferences with Soviet leaders.
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West
Red
John M. Hightower
United States
Britain
France
Marshal Tito
Tito
Russia
Seniors Honored At Class Night At Decatur High
Decatur High School honored 151 graduates at Class Night. Walter Johnson received the Civitan Good Citizenship Medal. Carolyn Wyatt earned the Judson College Alumni Award a $200 scholarship. Dudley Rich presented a Freedom Plaque from the Exchange Club.
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Decatur High School
Civitan
Walter Johnson
John Smither, Jr
Carolyn Wyatt
Judson College
Judson
W. P. Reeves
Judson Board of Trustees
Wyatt
Conlee Pickens
Sandra Neher
Frank Price
Ann Morton
McGlawn
Marjorie Spencer
Nancy Malone
Lawmakers May Go Along With Folsom's Dock Plan
The Alabama legislature may back Gov. James E. Folsom in reclaiming control of the multi million dollar State Docks at Mobile. Debates center on abolishing the Persons appointed docks board and returning authority to the governor. Senate action appears likely after committee action, with opposition from Mobile business leaders urging rejection. Also on the criminal docket are ten counts against Leonard Slate for false pretenses and forgery involving county funds totaling $1,028.41.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Mobile
Folsom
Frank Boswell
Gordon Persons Administration
Spon
Soring
State Docks Board
Chamber Ofama
Capitol
Senate
Leonard Slate
County Board of Revenue,and
Control
Slate
L. F. Marlow
W. B. Slaten
Marsh Wallace
Roy Wallace
Board of Revenue
Ares
Docks Board
Morgan County seeks unified United Appeal drive
Spokesmen from 10 Morgan communities voiced strong support for a single consolidated United Appeal fund drive at an exploratory meeting in City Electric Auditorium. Barrett Shelton of the Community Chest urged unity, noting many campaigns exist but a unified approach could meet local and national needs.
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United Appeal
City Electric Auditorium
Morgan County
Barrett Shelton
The
Community Chest
Se Ae
Peron Cuts Off All Church Aid
A Buenos Aires source says Argentina has halted government subsidies to the Roman Catholic Church ahead of church state separation. The move follows a seven month clash with Catholic authorities after the Education Ministry accused 90 private Catholic schools of paying fake teachers. The annual subsidy of 87,000,000 pesos funded those schools, with March the last payment and April and May now due.
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Buenos Aires
Peron
Weather and River Reading at Keller Memorial Bridge
Tennessee River reading Saturday morning at Keller Memorial Bridge was 721.60 feet, down 0.07 in 24 hours. Friday high reached 90 at 3 30 p.m. and Saturday low was 63 at 5 a.m. Saturday temperature was 80 degrees. Forecast shows partly cloudy and warm with a chance of scattered thunder showers this afternoon and tonight.
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Decatur and
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
A.m
Gift of ice greets Smith College graduate
Jane Stewart of Washington Pennsylvania, set to graduate from Smith College, received a ton of ice as a graduation gift from T F Fitch president of Washington Steel Co. The message said You deserve the best that life can send. Stewart calls Fitch a family friend and cannot explain the unusual present. The ice will melt on a dormitory awn after delivery.
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Northhampton
Mass
Jane Stewart
Washington
Smith College
T. F. Fitch
Washington Steel Co
Summer Session Circuit Court Opens Monday
Morgan County Circuit Court begins its summer session Monday at 9 a.m. in the Morgan County Courthouse with Judge S. A. Lynne presiding. An 18 member grand jury will be called, and no ex cases appear slated for investigation in this session.
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Morgan County Circuit Court
Morgan County
S. A. Lynne
NAACP Sets Sept. Deadline for School Integration
At a Atlanta conference the NAACP urged local school boards in every state with segregated schools to take affirmative desegregation action before next fall or face court action. Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin criticized the move as unwise, while Senator Eastland denounced integration on a Washington radio program. The May 17 Supreme Court ruling declared segregation illegal and local boards were ordered to proceed.
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Atlanta
National
Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Washington
Sen
Eastland
Dmiss
U.S. Supreme Court
South
District of Ee
Local Polio Shot Program Pending State Guidance
Jefferson County anti polio vaccination for the summer remains suspended with Dr. L R Murphree noting they will follow state recommendations. State guidance is unclear though as graders during summer may be excessive and vaccine supply for the second shot could fall short before fall.
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Jefferson County
L. R. Murphree
Limestone
Morgan County
Todd Advocates Guard on Out-of-State Milk in Alabama
Alabama Agriculture Commissioner A W Todd opposes Alabama Farm Bureau calls for state milk board control of out-of-state milk. He favors a law like the eggs measure giving inspection authority to the commissioner and supports Health Department review to ensure health standard compliance.
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Russellville
A. W. Todd
Alabama
State Milk Control Board
Todd
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Dairy Committee
Milk Board
Montgomery
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Health Department
Bonanza gram puzzle deadline extended this week
The Daily notes a $225 Bonanza gram prize with an extended deadline to Tuesday at 5 p.m. for claim checks matching the solution printed with this story. Also mentions a standard Tuesday deadline for new entries and teases a long puzzle narrative on page 19.
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Katie
Kash
Bonanzagram
Ketie
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