Calumet & Hecla defends Stockpile copper contract profits
Senate inquiry chair Sen Stuart Symington questions a 5.5 million profit to Calumet & Hecla, parent of Wolverine Tube, after release from a copper delivery contract to the United States Stockpile. Bassett defends the company in a stockholders letter detailing contract terms, deferrals, and cost dynamics through 1957.
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Stuart Symington
Senate
Calumet & Hetela Co
Wolverine Tube
S H. Y. Bassett
Armed Services Committee
United States Senate
Calumet & Hecla
United States
Congress
Hints From Heloise On Potatoes And Household Tricks
Reader tips from Heloise cover potatoes without knives, adding vinegar or lemon juice to boil water for fluffier, whiter spuds and using butter with water in restaurants. Also includes paint removal with rubbing alcohol, onion soup in salad dressing, jar opening with hot water, vitamin stain removal for babies, rug storage with newspapers and moth crystals, and a nostalgic note praising women as scientists. Copyright 1962 King Features Syndicate.
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Heloise
Two Stills Are Hit In Lawrence
Lawrence County sheriff's force Saturday destroyed two stills south of here. One 400 gallon still loaded with live mash was destroyed about a half mile south of Pinhook Church. A 500 gallon still was destroyed about 200 miles south of Moulton.
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Moulton
Lawrence County Sheriff's Force
Here
Pinhook Church
Morgan County Pines Mrs Peck Family News
Mrs Adrian Bowen received treatment at Dr Block's Hospital this week. Mr and Mrs Ben Russell visited relatives in Paducah Kentucky this week. Construction has started on the Russell Peck house on the new highway.
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Adrian Bowen
Arrests Drop Fines Climb In May Police Report
May docket lists 460 offenses, 20 fewer than April, with total fines and meters at 12,993.03 up from 12,482.68. Police investigated 121 complaints, 62 traffic accidents with 17 injuries, and parking related offenses topped the list alongside 65 public drunkenness charges.
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Police Department
Trout Pool Project Captures Weston Students’ Interest
Weston High School field trip ends with a live trout scooped from a stream near the school. Irene MacLeod leads classmates in studying the fish as a biology project. A trout pool is built in front of the school with state support. The project progresses toward a formal plan.
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Weston
Mass
Irving Keene
Weston High School
Irene MacLeod
Daily Records Of Local Transfers And Donations
A list of names with ages and hometowns records moves between individuals and employers in Athens and surrounding areas. Transfers include service members, workers, and students with destinations or workplaces such as Hartsville Huntsville Columbus and Lester while donations total 250 to improve a local pool area plus 50 from a sportmen's club.
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Weston's Country Garden Club
Irene
Auburn faculty spur renascence in humanities writing
The Auburn Alumnews May issue lauds a surge of scholarly and creative activity by Auburn University English History and Speech faculty. Multiple contracts and publications reveal books essays poetry abstracts and lectures across topics from public speaking to Elizabethan drama and American literary history. The piece highlights dedicated professors producing work despite limited time or pay.
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Auburn
Auburn University
Alumneus
Alum News
Alabama
Benjamin Franklin
Clayton Sets Wallace Day
Gov design ate George C Wallace returns to Clay ton to receive a hero s welcome. Townspeople led by Mayor Winn Martin plan a George Wallace Day program with speeches barbecue and a street dance for the farmer s son who won the Democratic nomination for governor. An intended crowd of 5 000 to 6 000 is hoped with the Legislature invited as it meets in Montgomery. Wallace will be the No 1 speaker of the day.
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Clayton
Ala
George C. Wallace
Winn Martin
George Wallace
Martin
Montgomery
Wallace
City Athens Youths Win AU Program Enroll in Summer Life Sciences
Hank Caddell of Decatur High School and Gary White Gross of Athens High School are among 20 high school juniors from 19 Alabama and one Georgia school selected for Auburn University second annual summer life sciences program funded by the National Science Foundation. The session runs through Aug 3. Students will live in campus dormitories and receive supervised educational experiences beyond typical high school offerings.
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Hank Caddell
Decatur High School
Gary White Gross
Athens High School
Alabama
Georgia
Auburn University
National Science Foundation
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Decatur Daily
Mr. RE. F
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lawrence
Morgan County
Pines
M. G. Peck
Max Sobotka
Curtis Delamar
Horace C. White
Johnston
Limestone
Thomas E. Davis
Athens
U.S. Air Force
Elaine Vinson
Frank R. Villafana
Harrison
N. J
Ohau Scale Corp
Anita Louise Tankersley
Hartselle James Cantrell
Birmingham
Brick Mason
Tillie Dobbs
Huntsville
Marvin E. Miller
U. S. Army
Carolyn Faye Mc Means
Alfred B. Wilgerson
Margaret Ann Baughter
Charles E. McShann
Columbus
Miss
Doris Elaine Yarbrough
William R. Bailey
Worthington Corp
Dorothy Smith
Anderson
Minnesota Mining and Mfg
City
Scott
Big Boy and Field
Petunia and
Coleus
Paul C. Davis
Belk
Hudson
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