Billy Graham Campaign Opens in Paris Amid Anticipation
Evangelist Billy Graham begins a five day Paris campaign at Velodrome d'Hiver with a 400 member choir, George Beverly Shea singing in French, and a Paris press corps eager for insight into his stance on Catholicism and politics.
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Festival for Better Living launches June Dairy Month
The dairy industry promotes a Festival for Better Living as June Dairy Month highlights milk’s vital role. Despite slogans urging three glasses daily, surveys show many Americans fall short, with a large share not drinking even one glass per day.
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Nerve Neuritis and Sciatica Overview
Neuritis is painful inflammation of a nerve causing loss of power and sensation in the supplied area. Sciatica is neuritis of the sciatic nerve, a long leg nerve, often very painful and can leave patients bedridden. Most cases arise from spinal mechanics and vertebral disturbances affecting nerves.
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Millett Named To Worthington Air Conditioning Division
William J. Millett is named assistant vice president in charge of manufacturing for Worthington Corp's Air Conditioning and Refrigerator division. He has been with Worthington 42 years and previously served as Holyoke plant works manager overseeing air conditioning and refrigeration products, stationary and portable air compressors, and contractor tools.
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Mumford Favored for State Commander in Vets Encampment
H G Simmons of Mumford, senior vice commander of the Alabama Department United Spanish War Veterans, is expected to be moved to state commander at the opening session of the 33rd annual encampment. Other officers likely elected include Frank L Maury of Mobile and Capt Hughes B Kennedy of eem with William B Cheney of Montgomery as outgoing president. Mrs Morine Ford of Birmingham leads the auxiliary.
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H. G. Simmons
Mumford
Alabama Department
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Frank L. Maury
Mobile
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Eem
William B. Cheney
Morine Ford
Birmingham
Alabama educator halted by rain at KU commencement
Dr Oliver Cromwell Carmichael president of the University of Alabama was honored with an honorary degree by the University of Kansas City but a rainstorm prevented him from delivering his commencement address yesterday.
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Alabama
University of Kansas City
Oliver Cromwell Carmichael
University of Alabama
Railroads boost diesel shift sparks steel shortage note
As railroads move from coal to diesel locomotives, cinder block plants report material shortages for raw metal supply. The shift affects production timelines and raises concern over available inputs for construction materials.
MillettNamed President in Charge of Manufacturing at Harrison
Millett appointed to lead manufacturing in Harrison with responsibility for cost reduction inventory controls scheduling and all division manufacturing duties. A top Worthington executive with broad experience across special and standard product operations will headquarter at Harrison New Jersey Executive Offices.
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Worthington
Millett
N.J
Gambler Known Thruout South Dies In State
Montgomery obituary for John J. Conners 63 known as Gentlemen Johnnie a major Alabama gambler who died of a heart attack. WWI veteran he ran private clubs and near Pell City he managed a club owned by J. O. Popwell incarcerated on a gambling conviction in Kilby Prison.
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Pell City
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Little Man) Popwell
Kilby
Shelby County
Stormy Weekend For Some Areas
Central United States faced violent thunderstorms and tornadoes with squalls crossing from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Tornadoes near Decorah Iowa and Encinal Texas caused damage to buildings and a school roof, though no human casualties were reported.
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Laramie
Wyo
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Decorah
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Murder by own action ruled in shooting death
Columbus Mississippi coroner’s jury found 42 year old truck driver David S. Brown murdered his wife Mary 36 a nightspot operator and himself in a double tragedy. Brown called his ex wife before the death asking about burial insurance and burial in the family cemetery.
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Mississippi River System Covers Large US Area
About forty percent of the United States lies within the Mississippi River system, highlighting the extensive reach of this watershed across multiple states and regions.
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United States
Mississippi River System
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