States Rights electors weigh options after Los Angeles rally
Montgomery attorney Frank Mizell says States Rights supporters may unite after the Los Angeles convention to plan a southern strategy. He notes they could withhold electoral votes to influence the House if the election is close and will judge Democratic nominees by their stated Southern positions.
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Montgomery
Frank Mizell
Democratic
Mizell
Los Angeles
House of Representatives
South
Deaths Winfield H. Culp
Winfield H. Culp of Norristown Pa died Wednesday at his home at 6 p m Father of Mrs Ainslie Wyle of Decatur Funeral services and burial will be in Norristown Saturday morning Mr Culp had visited the Wyle family here several times Mrs Kyle was in Norristown at the time of his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield H. Culp
Norristown
Ainslie Wyle
Decatur
Culp
Wyle
Kyle
Augusta Hauk 81 Dies in Alabama Hospital
Mrs. Augusta Hauk 81 of Cullman died in Highland Baptist Hospital Birmingham early Wednesday. Funeral services were set for 2 p m today at St John Evangelical and Reformed Church with Mose Service directing. Surviving are daughter in law Mrs Charlie Rainey son Louis Hauk granddaughter Mrs Robert Vance step daughter Mrs George Fahler step son C W Hauk and sister Mrs Mary Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Hauk Besanet
Augusta Hauk
Cullman
Highland Baptist Hospital
Birmingham
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bos Wee Te de Be Coy
Mose
Richard Fraser
Hauk
Charlie Rainey
Louis Hauk
Robert Vance
George Fahler
C. W. Hauk
Mary Johnson
Death of Mrs Alice Chambers in Cullman County
Mrs. Alice R. Chambers 74 of 404 Denson St Cullman died at home Wednesday at 230 pm Funeral services planned at Flint Creek nes Church in Cullman County Moss Service Funeral Home to announce time Survivors include husband E M Chambers three daughters Lillie Briscoe Emma Mewhborn and Pearl Holmes six sons Odis George Virgil Henry Lester and Hollis Chambers two grandchildren eight Legel Seemed and one
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Chambers
Cullman
Alice R. Chambers
Denson St
Flint Creek Nes
Cullman County
Moss-Service Funeral Home
E. M. Chambers
Lillie Briscoe
Morgan County Rock Creek News In Brief
Local notes record Wendy Smith visiting Denise Puckett in Somerville. A son named Ricky Lynn was born June 1 to Mr and Mrs Lafayette Weaver. Visits include Ulyse Blankenship of Joppa and Virgil Smith family in Oden Ridge. Wanda Lott visits Georgia relatives. Found coin purse, owner to claim at Daily office. Rentals listed including a 4 room downstairs unit for $35 and a 2 bedroom with bath on Jackson St. Also sale or trade for model L tractor with attachments.
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Wendy Smith
Denise Puckett
Somerville
Lafayette Weaver
Ricky Lynn
Ulyse Blankenship
Joppa
Virgil Smith
Hilbert Eaver, Jr
Seldon West
Oden Ridge
Eugene Breeding
Priceville
Pad Dire
Faye Murphry
Farn
Birmingham
Mr. and
Lindon
Somer
Wanda Lott
Georgia
Market livestock and grain bids in steady range
Milling wheat No 2 at 1.75 dollars and poultry wheat 1.35. Soybeans No 1 at 2.05. Cattle and calves small supply with good vealers 26.50 to 28.00. Hogs 600 lots fairly active around steady with U S 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 16.25 to 17.00. Sows 11.50 to 11.00, some heavy sows 10.50 to 11.00. Sheep 100 fully steady with prime lambs 24.00 and good to choice 22.00 to 23.00, shorn ewes 3.00 to 5.50.
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U.S
Wall Street rises as top issues lead fourth straight session
Wall Street extended a week long rally with gains across sectors. Major issues like Eastman Kodak and DuPont advanced, rails and space age defense stocks rose, and the Dow industrial average climbed to 658.90 at noon with broad gains across the Associated Press 60. Corporate bonds and government issues were firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Steels and Motors
Eastman Kodak
DuPont
Coring Glass
Union Carbide
Texaco
W Electric
International Harvester
Woolworth
Universal Match
Motorola
Raytheon
Dow Jones
Dow
Associated Press
Damages Awarded After Local Suit And Mistrial
A jury awarded Edith Sandusky 1100 for damages after being struck by an electric door at a supermarket on August 16 1958. In a separate case Lovalla Mae Guger vs Charles E Jones the jury could not reach a verdict and a mistrial was declared. The pair of auto accident suits proceeded with juries to hear more evidence. Judge Powell and Judge Bloodworth preside over the related hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sandusky
D. A. Fuller Supermarkets, Inc
Lovalla Mae Guger
Charles E. Jones
Newton B. Powell
James Bloodworth
Highway 31
Morgan City
Marie Kelly
Powell
Ellen Hightower
John W. Parrish
Gladys Barnes
Dave Peebles
Bloodworth
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Card
A list of hospital admissions and dismissals including many names and addresses such as Baby Terry Marie White and Little Miss Juanita Thompson among others. Entries cover patients and staff with home addresses in Decatur Athens Hartselle Hillsboro and Detroit along with several post office boxes and street addresses.
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Terry Marie White
5Th Ave
Juanita Thompson
Moulton
Patricia Faye Morrow
Lith St
Anita Gail Melson
Jackson St
Dewey I. Chatham
Houston M. Moody
Moulton St
Sylvia Sue Bogle
Trinity
Paper Kaiser and others see varied company percentages
A dense list from New York AP shows numerous corporations with percentage figures and market notes including Int Paper Kaiser air reduction glass Allis Chal 30% Ligg My Am Benes ang pee hong Am Am Mitre 239% Lou Nash Am Sugar 254% and many others such as Coca Cola 5946 Philip Mor Coca Cola 5946 and US Steel Ga Pac Co 56. The fragmentary data appears as a stock or corporate performance table with percentages next to company names and industry tags.
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New York
Kaiser Age Air Reduction
Glass Allis Chal
Ligg & My Am Benes Ang Pee Hong Am Am Mitre
Lou & Nash Am Sugar
T & Tf
Martin Tod ST Anac Cop
Merv Ch
Atl C Line
Atl Refin
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward Beth Steel
NT En
Nat Stl Bridg Brass
Olin Math
Owen I
Ches & Ohio
Philco
Philip ‘Mor
Coca Cola
Phill
Repub
Rexall
Rohm & HF Cruc
RC Cola
Delta Air L
St Pont
Seab
FAR East Air
Sears
Kod Sinclair
Sou Co
Firestone
Texaco
Fruit
Genesco
US Steel Ga Pac Co
Warner B Goodrich
West Auto
West An Tel Ga&op
Westy Erec Greyhound
Winn Dixie Gulf Oi
Woolworth
Poultry price report shows varied demand and steady to light sales
Atlanta poultry prices show 16 to 44 cents per pound at farms and plants with 17 cents common on large lots. Slaughter today estimated at 380 700 head versus 619 300 last Thursday as buyers stay tentative on intra company transfers and reported exchange trading.
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Poultry Atlanta
F.o.b
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Veal Hog Prices
Livestock common stockers 15.00 to 20.00 dollars. Good and choice vealers 26.50 to 28.00. Hogs 600 head, fairly active, uneven, around steady. U S No 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 16.75 to 17.50. Sows 12.00 to 14.00, few heavy sows 11.00 to 11.50. Choice 22.00 to 23.00, few good heavy woolled and few shorn slaughter ewes.
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U.S
List of local residents and attendees from Trinity to Somerville
The report lists names including Velma Gay Baugh Wiley Smith in Trinity and Floyd Sivley in Somerville with counts, plus Mrs Allin Hitt Hillsboro and Jane Parker of 1103 Main St W along with Tassie Parker Somerville. Timothy Lou Allen 1209 1st St SW appears, along with Arky B Hill Danville 3 and Pamela Dianne Walker 1325 6th Ave SE and Jack Emberton Athens 3 and William Mayfield 1512 Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Admissions
Velma Gay
Trinity
Floyd Sivley
Somerville
Allin Hitt
Hillsboro
Jane Parker
Main St
Tassie Parker
Timothy Lou Allen
1St St
Arky B. Hill
Danville
Pamela Dianne Walker
6Th Ave
Jack Emberton
Athens
William Mayfield
Escapee From Camp Here Found
Spraggins, an escapee from a camp, was moved from his west side room to the U.S. Court. The incident involved authorities locating him and transferring him to the federal courthouse for further proceedings.
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Spraggins
West Side
U.S. Court
Prison Fugitive Charged With Flight From Camp Decatur
A detainee from Camp Decatur Alabama faces a charge of unlawful flight from the prison compound four years ago. He was serving a life sentence for murder. He used the alias Willie Brawley while living in Chicago.
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House
Camp Decatur
Ala
Spraggins
Willie Brawley
Chicago
Science For You: Surface Tension Demonstration
A simple experiment shows the liquid surface contracts to the smallest area via surface tension. Tie a four inch square wire loop to a thread, dip in soap solution, then puncture the film to make the thread form a circle. Copyright 1959 General Features Corp.
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General Features Corp
Admissions list names residents and addresses in Cullman area
A compiled admissions list shows individuals with names and addresses across Cullman Hanceville Athens Elkmont Ardmore Elkmont Rogersville and nearby towns. Notable entries include Eva Bowen Luther Johnson Bert McGlawn and Charles McMeans with multiple Hopkins area listings.
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Cullman Admissions
Charles L. Bowen
Eva
David P. Crider
Cullman
Gabriel Germann
St. Bernard College
Luther Johnson
Hanceville
Bert McGlawn
Charles R. McMeans
Luttereer Heights
Don Mitchell
Box
Tom H. Strickland
Bremen
Alabama
James Alton Alldridge
Finus Baker
P.O. Box
Helen Chambers
Holly Pond
Bert
Senate Pool Held Ordered In Capitol Renovation
In Washington the Senate considered building a private 8 by 12 foot pool in a hidden area of the Capitol health suite. The project would use $100000 from a 1958 remodeling appropriation but no public records show hearings or legislation. Senate Office Building Commission chaired by Sen. Dennis Chavez approved the plan at a closed meeting, cost remains undisclosed.
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NEW York
Capitol
Senate Office Building Commission
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
City issues building permits for several residents
City clerk's office issued permits to S. M. Rigel for a new residence at 909 Edgewood St. SW worth 12000 dollars, W. L. Evans for a patio cover at 2005 12th St. SE for 625 dollars, and Junior Jones for a bath installation at 312 13th Ave. NW for 460 dollars.
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S. M. Rigel
Edgewood St
W. L. Evans
12Th St
Junior Jones
Bath
13Th Ave
GOP Names Its Keynoter for Chicago Convention
The Republican National Committee selected Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minnesota as keynote speaker for the Chicago convention next month. H. Underwood of West Virginia was named temporary chairman and Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana permanent chairman. Elizabeth E. Heffelfinger of Minnesota named convention secretary. Charles H. Percy and Melvin R. Laird were chosen as platform committee chairman and vice chairman. Underwood, age 37, is a Senate candidate and adds youth emphasis.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Chicago
H. Underwood
West Virginia
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Elizabeth E. Heffelfinger
Charles H. Percy
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Underwood
Senate
Danville Man Earns MA Degree At Peabody College
James W. Aldridge of Florence received his MA degree at George Peabody College on Friday. He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Walter Aldridge of Danville.
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Danville
James W. Aldridge
Florence
George Peabody College
Walter Aldridge
Danville 3
Neel Troop 243 Plans June Camping and Cookout
Boy Scout Troop 243 outlines a busy June with two camping trips and a cookout. The group met recently at the home of Kenneth Bowling with scribe Jimmy Hughes noting the plans.
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Neel
Jimmy Hughes
Kenneth Bowling
Neel Bible School at Neel Methodist Church
Neel Bible School will be held at Neel Methodist Church from June 13 to June 17 with daily sessions from 1 30 p m to 4 p m.
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Neel
Neel Methodist Church
Ernest Gist store sold near Moulton to Roland Montgomery
The Ernest Gist store on Highway 24 east of Moulton has been sold to Roland Montgomery. Albert McDonald has leased the property and will operate the business. The Farris Whitlow store on Highway 24 remains unsold.
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Moulton
Ernest Gist
Highway 24
Roland Montgomery
Albert McDonald
Farris Whitlow
Stricklin Couple Welcomes Son In Bremen
Mr and Mrs Tom H Stricklin of Bremen announce the birth of a son on June 7 at Cull man Hospital.
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Tom H. Stricklin
Bremen
Cullman Hospital
Community Visits and Churchyard Cleanup At Enon
Mr and Mrs Price Hamilton and Donna Jo of Enon visited Emmett Owens Sunday. Pearl Crow dined with F D Hensley Five Points. Mose Owens visiting Omie Johnson family Enon. A large group met at Enon Monday chopped church cotton moved cemetery churchyard. Marshall Chenault and W F Jackson visited H B Way and Gladys near Danville. John Sullivan stayed with Otis Gentry Fairfield. Malcolm McCoghren and wife visited grandmother J W McCoghren Sunday.
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Price Hamilton
Donna Jo
Enon
Emmett Owens
Pearl Crow
F. D. Hensley
Five Points
Mose Owens
Omie Johnson
Marshall Chenault
W. F. Jackson
Hilda
Audrey
H. B. Way
Gladys
Danville
John Sullivan
Otis Gentry
Fairfield
Malcolm McCoghren
J. W. McCoghren
Vigor High wins Alabama prep baseball title in two games
Vigor High School of Prichard claims the Alabama state prep championship by defeating Tuscaloosa 5-2 and 3-2 in a best-of-three series. Tuscaloosa won the opener 5-2, but Vigor rallied with early runs and late scoring plays including a squeeze bunt by Pete Bryan that produced the winning run in the second game.
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Prichard
Ala
Vigor High School
Vigor
North Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Pete Bryan
Donnie Weiss
Marshall Marlow
Tuscaloosa Rn
Vernon Newbill
Wimpy Weaver
Buddy Hansen
J. B. Young
Steve Stapp
Weiss
Jerry Beard
Stapp
Carpenter
Franklin
Young
Coleman
Marlowe
Clements
Summerlin
Williams
WSCS Pledge Service at Forest Chapel noted
Members of the WSCS held their final meeting at the Lawrence County Forest Chapel with Mrs. R. B. Bridges leading the pledge service. Mrs. Homer Jones spoke on Luke's Portrait of Christ. Other local visits and family gatherings are listed, including guests and hosts across several households.
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WSCS
R. B. Bridges
Homer Jones
Luke
Christ
S. J. Curtis
Truman
Bridges
Gary and
Marty
Gardendale
Roy Osborn Jr
Waddell
Decatur
Rockefeller calls for change and broad GOP agenda
Rockefeller outlines a sweeping GOP program including a $3 billion defense boost, a $500 million civil defense plan, compulsory arbitration in labor disputes, federal aid for schools, aged medical care through Social Security, farm program overhaul, and tax-based expansion. He criticizes Democrats as divided on civil rights and notes Nixon’s mixed standing while citing advisers and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockefeller
Department of Defense
Supreme Court
GOP
Nixon
Dick Nixon
Riverside Church
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Emmet Hughes
Korea
Eisenhower
Hughes
Time, Inc
L. Judson Morhouse
New York
George Hinman
Binghamton
N.Y
William J. Rowan
David
Laurance
John D
Winthrop
Right To Work Law Attack in Mississippi Across Courts
In Jackson labor leaders sue to block the secretary of state from adding the right to work amendment to the state constitution. Attorney Dixon Pyles argues the election was void due to improper legislative apportionment and insufficient notice. Latest returns show 92,000 in favor and 42,000 against with a Friday hearing set in Hines County Circuit Court.
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Jackson, Miss
Labor Forces State
Dixon Pyles
Jackson
Pyles
Hines County
Heber
James Eastland
Smith County
Ance Blakeney
John Bell Williams
William Higgs
Arthur Winstead
Milton Case
Petroleum warfare in ancient Persia recorded
Ancient Persia records describe oil used to forge incendiary arrows. The practice marks an early instance of petroleum in warfare, illustrating how flammable substances shaped military technology in antiquity.
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Persia
MYF Sub-District Meeting At Local Church
This week a MYF sub-district meeting was held at the church Monday night with attendees including local families and relatives of Homer and West. The event focused on youth activities and community updates.
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Homer
W. B. West
MYF
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Mrs
Gain Smith
Goss
Apt
Ely
City
Barrow
Decatur Markets
Wall Street
Theodore Haynes
Levert Ave
Bernard Baur
Detroit
Mich
Johnny McRae
8Th Ave
Joseph Michael Lobertini
Church St
John D. Clifton
Edwin Lyle McCulloch
Johnnie Paul Fields
Pertain St
Hartselle
Sam W. Hunter
Clyde Probus
General Delivery
Richard B. Cooper
Betty St
Sallie Anders
College St
Joe W. Corbin
John B. Harlow
Oak St
Bank Street
Susan Coffey
Courtland
Ralph H. Terry
Bruce Worley
Betty
Cotton New York
Chester Millenberger
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Science
By Bob Brown
Arvile Drain
3Rd Ave
Dean Wilson
Lafayette
Sammie Stinson
Evans
Elkmont
Martha Jean Patton
Park St. SE
Mais
Ottis D. Hudson
John H. Richard
Ethel Adams
B. L. Bailey
Anderson
Bill Brooks
Brenda Kay Daly
Ola Flanagan
Rufus Gowen
Ardmore
Tenn
Marlin Hodges
Eugene Kellum
Gayle McClung
Margaret Stinnett
Carolyn June Wilson
B. L. Bailey, Jr
Foster Broadwater
A. J. Bullington
Dorothy. Clem
Byrum. Collier
Thomas Crafts
Donna
Paulette Nabors
Harvest
Rebecca Nelson
Omie Lee Thigpen
Rogersville
Julia Townsend
Hermes
English Channel
Royal Navy
Portsmouth
England
E. C. Lemmond
Bank St
Frankie Armentrout
Martha St
Jimmy Ford
Gordon Dr
Ford
Armentrout
W. A. Freeman
Betty Alexander
Austinvile Rd
Th St
Neel Bible School
Gist Store
Lawrence County
Red Hill
Jessie McCaghren
Vigor State Prep
Lawrence County Forest Chapel
W. P. Roberts
Rocky
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