Brown Reappointed To State Board Of Embalmers
Gov James E Folsom reappointed Lewis Co Pinky Brown owner and manager of Brown Funeral Co to the State Board of Medical Embalmers with a term ending May 30 1963 Brown also serves as Morgan County coroner The article also lists class reunion plans for Central High School 1933 and upcoming Eastern Star meeting plus two new house permits and a student award at the University of the South Floyd Sherrod Jr won the E G Richmond Prize for best two year record in political science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Folsom
Lewis Co
Pinky” Brown
Brown Funeral Co
State Board of Medical Embalmers
Brown
Morgan County
Central High School
Big Bob Gibson
Bee Line Highway 31
B. C. Frost
11Th Ave. St
Central High
Floyd Sherrod, Jr
Optime Merons
University of the South
E. G. Richmond
Politi
Farm Worker Hurt as Tree Limb Falls During Cutting
A farm worker was injured when a limb fell from a tree during cutting. He was driven to Black Chandler Hospital around 4 p.m. and then sent to Birmingham by doctor order. Peck Funeral Home reported an emergency run. University Hospital staff were unsure if surgery would be needed. He remains under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Chandler Hospital
David Chandler
Birmingham
Peck Funeral Home
University Hospital
Macmillan Addresses DePauw University Audience
Macmillan spoke at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana calling for peaceful relations and urging the low countries to seek harmony. Eisenhower praised Macmillan in brief remarks, noting his respected standing in free nations and his openness about world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Richard K. White Dies In Rest Home
Richard Kirby White, 86, of Hartselle, died Monday at 6 45 p m in Falkville Rest Home. Funeral set for West Hartselle Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 p m. Survivors include three daughters Beaulah Gibson Athens Viola Sivley Decatur and Lillie Mae Moody Robbins North Carolina. three sons George B White Hartselle Fred White Danville and Robert L White Scottsboro. The body to be taken to the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Richard Kirby White
Falkville
West Hartselle Baptist Church
Beaulah Gibson
Athens
Viola Sivley
Decatur
Lillie Mae Moody
Robbins
N.C
George B. White
Market Prices and Livestock Ranges in Final Sale Notes
Market figures show No. 2 Mile at 2.00, No. 2 Milling Wheat 1.85, Poultry Wheat 1.45, No. 2 Barley 0.90. Cattle 150. Hogs 100. U.S. 1-3 190 lb barrows 22.00 to 22.25, 170-190 lb 21.00 to 21.75. Sows steady to 25 higher. US 1-3 30-650 lb 17.50 to 18.50.
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U.S
New York Stocks End Week Slightly Down Amid Mixed Action
The New York stock market fell modestly late in the day with average turnover. Volume was about 2.3 million shares, vs 2.38 million Monday. Major issues softened fractions to about a point as the market drifted from its 1958 highs. Steel, rails, chemicals declined while oils softened. Lorillard and Paramount rose about a point.
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New York
Lorillard and
Paramount
Stock ticker snapshot shows varied percent changes across firms
A dense list of company names with percentage figures follows, including Lockheed, Loew's, American Air, Lorillard, Mallory, Nat Dairy, Ohio Oil, RCA, Coca Cola, General Electric, and Westinghouse among others, indicating intraday or daily percentage movements. Many entries include multiple lines of company pairs and percent values, with some typos and spacing irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew's Am Air L
Lorillard Am Cyan
Lou & Nash Am
M & Fdy
Lowensein Am Mrs
Mallory Am
Monson Am
T&t
Mont Wardite
Nat Dairy
Nat Distill
Ohio Oil
Pac G & el Borden
Ches & Ohio
Pitt Plate
RCA Coca Cola
Reyn Met Con Mitrs Ryn
Rohm & H
Cur Wright
St. Reg Pap
Doug Airc Sars Doe Chem Simmons
Ben Ae
Bocony Ford Mrs
Sou Co Gen
Elec
Sou Pac
Mirs Rd
Gen Shoe
Ltd
Ol NJ Glidden 30
Stude Goodrich
Swift Greyhound Ie Totten
U S Ind
U & Rubber
Warner B
West UN Tel Johns Man
West Elec Kan
Woolworth
Grain futures soft as market awaits government crop report
Chicago grain prices moved little on the Board of Trade with minor changes ahead of today’s government crop report. Carrot grain receipts in Chicago were estimated at wheat 7 cars, corn 36, oats 6, rye 2, barley none and soybeans 23.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Alabama and Georgia live poultry market report notes
Alabama live poultry brokers report adequate offerings with good demand and few fair spots. Prices up to 20 cents for early trades. 394,972 head noted. Pena Guat area shows current pricing with slight variations. Georgia poultry markets show broilers and fryers at 20 at farms, 21 f.O.b. plants, with light types at farms 12-13 and 13-14 f.O.b. plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
Pena
Atlanta
Georgia
f.O.b
Livestock Prices steady in Nashville trade
Cattle and hog prices hold steady or up slightly in Nashville market notes. Utility and commercial cows bring 17.00 to 19.50, steers and heifers 16.00 to 24.00, calves around 50, spring lambs 22.00 to 23.00, with buck lambs discounted and hogs punching higher for 170 to 190 pounds. THOMASVILLE GA hog report begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Khrushchev Signals Move Against Suslov For Power
Reports from Moscow suggest Nikita Khrushchev is maneuvering to remove Mikhail Suslov, a top Kremlin theorist and Central Committee secretary, citing Suslov’s absence from key meetings and recent leadership changes. The push could trigger a full Central Committee session to expel Suslov, as it did with other rivals.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Khrushchev
F. V. Konstantinov
L. F. Ilyichev
Konstantinov
Bulgaria
Tito
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Georgi Zhukov
Mitchell Statement Delayed Bill Analysis At Labor Dept
Mitchell at the Labor Department announced an additional statement and further analysis of the defects of the bill released here Monday night by officials and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Mitchell
Tabernacle evangelists charged with disorderly conduct
Three Tabernacle men from Mount Clemens Michigan were charged with disorderly conduct in connection with their conduct at a religious gathering. The defendants are Norcross 30 of Bethany Tabernacle, and James W Weaver 22 and Roy L Weaver 25, both evangelists.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Delano Johnson at 1412 College St SE Mrs. W L Herring at 2313 State Ave Mrs Maggie West at Decatur 2 Mrs Gurley Johnson at 1224 Grant St SE and Miss Thelma Fortenberry at Decatur 2 Dismissals include Mrs Lillie May Bynum at 823 5th Ave SE Emmett Lee Miller Jr at 420 Gordon Dr SE Dr SE Mrs Inez Abel at 706 W Moulton St.
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Delano Johnson
College St
W. L. Herring
State Ave
Maggie West
Decatur
Gurley Johnson
Grant St
Thelma Fortenberry
Lillie May Bynum
5Th Ave
Emmett Lee Miller, Jr
Gordon Dr
Inez Abel
W. Moulton
Community Members Listed in Local Notices
A sequence of names and places shows residents from Elkmont and nearby towns including Elkmont Athens Ardmore Madison Madison and Madison with spouses and infant children. The list includes Mrs Johnnie Sue Davis Calvin Powers Mrs Fulton Carwile Paul Smith Frieda Boling and infant son, Mrs Charles Woodfin infant daughter, and others across Athens Ardmore and Madison.
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Johnnie Sue Davis
Elkmont
Calvin Powers
Toney
Fulton Carwile Paul Smith
Frieda Boling
Charles Woodfin
Gerald McGivney
Athens
Arthur E. Harvey
Athens Admissions
Bobby Davis
James Middlebrooks
Lebron Smith
Ann Clem
Ardmore
Marvin Kyle
Mary Summers
Local Social News Names List of Residents
A partial list of residents and relatives appears with many names including Mrs. Richard Frost Mrs. Bettye Jackson J Pearson Charlie Nelson and others. The grouping includes addresses in Moulton Danville Trinity Trinity Hillsboro Courtland and Houston with several babies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frost
Moulton
Little John Turner Simms
Bettye Jackson
Danville
Charlie Nelson
Flora Letson
Courtland
Dismissals From Decatur General Hospital
List of discharged patients includes Miss Ruby Martha Williams Crosby Street Hartselle Mrs J R Glenn James Street Athens Carl Loyd Hudson P O Box 773 Athens James P McAnear Falkville Baron Cockrell Decatur Alford Craig and infant Donald Ray Ham infant daughter 718 Third Avenue SE Beverly Ann Compton 207 Eee Betty Jane Stewart 423 Memorial Drive SW Mary Helen Butram 507 6th Ave NE George Buyske 224 Davis Street NE
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Ruby Martha Williams
Crosby St
Hartselle
J. R. Glenn
James St
Carl Loyd Hudson
P. O. Box
Athens
James P. McAnear
Falkville
Alford Craig
Donald
Ray Ham
Beverly Ann Compton
Betty Jane Stewart
Memorial Dr
Mary Helen Butram
6Th Ave
George Buyske
Davis St
Double Trouble After Car Theft To Reach Court Appointment
A 14 year old boy admitted stealing a car to reach a Juvenile Court appointment. Police report he sought the meeting about prior actions and got into further trouble en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers invited vote on quotas for 1959 wheat crop
Wheat growers statewide will vote June 20 at Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation offices on marketing quotas for the 1959 crop. Morgan County ASC chairman J. N. Counts says polls run 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. CDT. eligible voters include those with over 15 acres of wheat, excluding 1958 feed wheat participants limited to 30 acres for on farm use.
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J. N. Counts
Morgan County
ASC
Damage Suit In Court Here
The first of four civil cases from a 1956 collision at Highway 24 and Trinity Lane began in circuit court. Mrs. Dorothy Graves seeks 50000 dollars. others including Sarah Bell Russell and Shirley Fay Whitlow seek 30000 dollars each, with C. E. Whitlow Jr. seeking 5000. The accident occurred March 1, 1956.
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Highway 24
Trinity Lane
Dorothy Graves
Irvin Rains
R. C. Beckett
Ardmore Man Dies After Jail Beating in Giles County
Wayne Moore 23 of Ardmore was jailed on a drunkenness charge in Pulaski. He died after a blow to the head alleged to be from Mike Jones 40, an ex convict awaiting felonious assault trial. Autopsy cites cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral held at Boyd Chapel Methodist Church.
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Ardmore
Wayne Moore
Mike Jones
Giles County
Tenn
Pulaski
Moore
Jones
Giles County Hospital
Bill Bennett
Bennett
Nashville
Sheriff's Office
Pulaski Funeral Home
Boyd Chapel Methodist Church
Elvie Moore
Births from Decatur area families announced
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boisvert at 1622 8th Ave SE welcomed a son Monday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spain at 1401 Grant St SE welcomed a daughter today at Decatur General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griggs at Sheridan Apartments welcomed a daughter today. Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeVine at 1105 Somerville Rd welcomed a daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson at Hartselle 3 welcomed a son Monday at Baugt Wiley Smith Clinic.
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Norman Boisvert
8Th Ave
Decatur General Hospital
Walter Spain
Grant St
Albert Griggs
Sheridan Apts
Paul DeVine
Somerville Rd
Paul E. Johnson
Hartselle
Baugt-Wiley-Smith Clinic
Schoolfield Faces Impeachment Trial in Tennessee
Judge Raulston Schoolfield appears before the Tennessee Senate to answer 24 impeachment articles filed by the House. The charges stem from a U S Senate probe alleging $20,000 in Teamsters union funds funneled to influence a court case.
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Nashville, Tenn
Raulston Schoolfield
Tennessee Senate
House
U. S. Senate
Teamsters
Chattanooga Criminal Court
Sitle
State Senate
De Gaulle Holds Talks On Reform As Inflation Rises
De Gaulle met with a delegation from the French Catholic Union of Christians to discuss constitutional reform and a greater workers' voice in legislation. Meanwhile wholesale prices continued rising with food prices up 8.8 percent in May, and a Cabinet meeting addressed the economic problem.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
U.S
Amory Houghton
de Gaulle
United States
Mrs. Maggie Roberts Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral rites for Mrs. Maggie Sheats Roberts 79 of 1213 Lith Ave SE are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Ninth Street Methodist Church with viewing from 1 to 2. She died Monday after a sudden heart attack. She is survived by four sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Clardy Cemetery, Brown of Decatur directing.
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Maggie Sheats Roberts
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Roberts
Annie Johnson
Maude Hames
Cora Standridge
Decatur
Pearl Napps
Louisville
Claridy Cemetery
Brown
U S General Medaris Sees Equal Rocket Brainpower
Maj. Gen. John B Medaris, commander of the Army Ordnance Missile Command at Redstone Arsenal, told a science symposium in Chattanooga that the United States can match Russia in rocket brainpower and most other rocket development aspects. He spoke during University of Chattanooga commencement ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
APA
United States
Russia
John B. Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
University of Chattanooga
Joe Henry Thedford Dead After Saturday Stabbing
Body of Joe Henry Thedford who was stabbed to death Saturday night will be shipped to Livingston Alabama this afternoon for burial in Livingston cemetery Wednesday at 1 p.m. Reynolds Funeral Home of Decatur is in charge. Thedford is survived by his widow Mrs Mary Thedford mother Rosa Travis two sisters Sally B Moore Willie M Harrison and one brother Isaac Thedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Henry Thedford
Livingston
Ala
Livingston Cemetery
Reynolds Funeral Home
Decatur
Thedford
Mary Thedford
Rosa Travis
Isaac Thedford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sally B. Moore
Willie M. Harrison
District Diary Girl 4H Plan State Fair Visit
Speake School fifth and sixth grade 4H Club girls announced plans to attend the State Fair in Birmingham this fall. The item notes youthful civic activity and future event plans for Speake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker School
Birmingham
Local figure defends integrity amid persecution claims
A regional leader rejects accusations of dishonesty and asserts the case against him reflects his staunch states rights stance. He maintains he is targeted for his political beliefs and refuses to concede any wrongdoing.
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Nied
For Sale Classifieds with Multiple Items
Multiple short ad notices offering items for sale and a request to rent. Listings include a self propelled mower 45 dollars, two to three month old puppies 25 dollars each, a 1955 Ford pickup 950 dollars with address, and a traded car offer. Contact numbers and addresses provided.
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Colfax St
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. C. Garrett
Chenault Dr. SE
Theo M. Compton
Summerlane
Richard K. White
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Chicago Grain
Thomasville, Ga
The
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Troup
Thomas D. Johnson
North Alabama Associates
John A. Caddell
Leslie Doss Jr
John Eyster
R. W. Orr
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Troup
Guy Roberts
Bayne J. Vaughan
Rutledge S. Thomas
Barrett
C. Shelton, Sr
James N. Bloodworth
J. B. Schmidt
James Ratliff
Stanley Wyatt
A. L. Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
R. S. Hicks
Alvis Briscoe
Redus Collier
John B. Sewell
Dan Lawrence
F. D. Peebles Jr
Knox McRae
Harold Michelson
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Lawrence County Hospital
Jess Breedlove
Grayson
Dianne Henderson
H. C. Anderson
Gilbert Flannagin
Town Creek
Howard Smith
Sivley Sims
Raymond Riddle
Houston
Schoolfield
Maggie Roberts
Medaris
Bertha J. Terry
Fred Terry
Mountain City
Courtland Church of Christ
Courtland City
Mitchell Decatur Hatchepy
Church
Southern
Second Avenue
Ferry Street
Chandler
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