Ordnance Assn Plans Redstone Rocket Demonstrations
Huntsville Alabama The American Ordnance Association guided missile branch maintains its conference at Redstone Arsenal with rocket displays and a field demonstration on test ranges including several weapon types. Lt Gen E L Cummings and Frank H Higgins will attend events and speak at a banquet as the three day meeting concludes tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
American Ordnance Association
Guided Missile Branch
Redstone Arsenal
Vincent Hall
Redstone
Army Aviation Center
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Henry S. Newhall
Thomas K. Vincent
Arsenal
Army
Frank H. Higgins
E. L. Cummings
Army Ordnance
Higgins
Ballistic Missile Agency
Brothers Jimmy and Thelon feuds fueled famed band legacy
The two brothers remained central figures in a famous American band. Their separate and joint music earned wide notice, and their enduring feuds drew attention and shaped their prominence in the music world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
WMSL-TV Whisenant Announces Power Increase
Whisenant notes a third major step for WMSL Television since launch on July 4 1954 with power rise. The station previously joined a network and affiliated with NBC ABC and CBS. Engineering contours show reception to Warrior Hackleburg CherokeePulaski Tenn Scottsboro Albertville Boaz and beyond to the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisenant
Wmsl Television
NBC
ABC
CBS
Warrior
Hackleburg
Cherokee
Pulaski
Tenn
Scottsboro
Albertville
Boaz
Judge Urges Swift Ruling On McGarraghy Case
U S Atty Oliver Gasch urged a fast decision to avoid accusations of reneging on obligations. Pending ruling, an order bars Girard from custody by any foreign government or power. The 21 year old Specialist 3 Cc remains in U S Army custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oliver Gasch
McGarraghy
Girard
3. Cc
Ohio Opposition Echoed On School Bill
Chipper Brown recalls telling a colleague that Ohio opposes the school bill. He says voting for it would bring Brown to trouble, noting the exchange was light and Eisenhower laughed heartily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ohio
Eisenhower
National Geographic Society Says Dust Drives Rain Scarcity
The National Geographic Society asserts that dust impacts weather, with dust absence linked to reduced rainfall and snowfall, suggesting a role for dust in climate patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Geographic Society
For Rent and For Sale Classified Fragments
Fragmented classified items include a three room unfurnished rental at 605 éth Ave with contact numbers, various wanted mower needs, a moving sale offering a 16 cu ft item at 825, and multiple scattered ads for fertilizer, sorghum, and a GMC pickup with limited details and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éth Ave
Moulton Sr
Markets Summary of Grain Livestock Prices
Cotton inch middling at 33.00. Milk Grade A at 6.10 per hundred. Mixed corn at 1.21. No 2 oats 65c. No 2 milling wheat 1.70. Poultry wheat 1.30. No 2 barley 95c. Cattle 350. Steers 17.50 to 20.50. cows 12.00 to 14.00. Calves 19.50 to 22.00. Hogs 850. Barrows and gilts steady to weak. No 1 2 3 hog prices 180 to 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ers Corp
Stocks lead broad market rally as Eisenhower health reassures
The New York stock market extended gains in active trading with many key issues higher by fractions to about a point. Oil, steel and select names advanced while few fell. Gulf Oil and Philips Petroleum led gains. U.S. Steel, Bethlehem and Du Pont rose, with other industrials mixed amid continued optimism on Eisenhower health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Gulf Oil
Philips Petroleum
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
du Pont
Chrysler
U.S. Rubber
Dow Chemical
Southern Railway
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
North Alabama and North Georgia poultry market report
North Alabama broiler and fryer market steady with adequately supplied offerings and generally good demand. Weights heavier in spots, prices up to 21 cents at farms and 21 cents at plants, light receipts for heavy types show price reductions. North Georgia market reports ample offerings for generally good demand with weights normal and prices around 20 to 21 cents at farms and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
North Alabama
Atlanta
North
Georgia
Egg market report from Birmingham steady to firm
AP notes 24 hour price period to 10 30 a m Wednesday with market steady to firm and adequate supplies. Demand fair to good. Wholesale Birmingham delivered prices show mixed colors and sizes with large 31 34 to 34, medium 28 30, small 20 24 for certain grades and locally produced large 32 to 34, medium 25 26, small 20 22. minimum A quality large 34 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Livestock prices across Georgia and Florida plants
Betrenehed receipts at major plants Albany Moultire Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville Hogs 2000 slow mostly steady with some 25 or more at two plants. Mixed grade lots US No 1 2 and 5 180-240 lb barrows and gilts 18.50-18.75, some 18.25. 160-180 lb 17.25-18.00, 140-169 lb 16.00-17.00, 235-270 lb 17.50-18.25, 270-350 lb 16.00-17.75. Sows 13.00-16.50. South Georgia and Florida country sales barrows gilts 180-240 lb 18.50-18.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Albany
Moultire
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
U.S
Georgia
Florida
Banks say currency in mining districts wears out quickly
Ontario banks estimate local currency in mining districts wears so fast it must be replaced within eight months. Historical note recalls Queen Anne uniting England and Scotland in 1707.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
England and
Scotland
Top U.S VIPs In Navy Review aboard Canberra
Secretary of Defense Wilson and Adm. Radford join 114 ships from 18 nations in the first international naval review in 50 years aboard the Canberra. Secretaries Gates and Burke also aboard as 79 U.S. Navy ships march in line with 33 foreign vessels. Eisenhower and Russian ships absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Wilson
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jerauld Wright
Atlantic
U.S. Atlantic
Boston
Northampton
Navy
Thomas Gates
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Felix Stump
Pacific Fleet
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
Eisenhower
1957 Cotton Loan Rates and Price Support Details
The 1957 cotton loan program sets a base rate of 28.15 cents per pound for upland cotton on Middling 7% inch, with adjustments by freight and regional zones. Marketing quotas apply to upland and extra long staple crops, with eligibility tied to farm allotments. Final rates to be announced around August 1, 1957. detailed information available from warehouses, lending agencies, and county committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
USC
Department
Billings Ley Stork Club clashes lead to court dates
A Stork Club dispute over waiters and kitchen staff has sparked multiple court cases as Billings Ley faces felony court today amid ongoing picketing at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billingsley
Stork Club
Brazier Funeral Set Thursday
Funeral services for Jessie Lee Brazier age 72 of 204 12th Ave SW will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Memorial Drive Church of Christ with T A Thompson officiating. He died Tuesday at 1 45 a.m. at University Hospital Birmingham after a week as patient. Interment in Roselawn Cemetery directed by Brown Funeral Co. Surviving are his wife two daughters four sons three sisters and one brother. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lee Brazier
12Th Ave
Memorial Drive Church of Christ
T. A. Thompson
Brazier
University Hospital, Birmingham
Roselawn Cemetery
Brown Funeral Co
Bessie Brazier
Audrey Hill
Dorothy Brazier
Decatur
Albert Brazier
Memphis
O. V. Brazier
Chattanooga
Carl Brazier
Billy Brazier
Lena McCrary
Bridgeport
Leona Houching
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Daisy Graham
Tex
C. B. Bra
Law Aimed at Easing Bus Tension Clears House Panel
A proposed law requiring male riders to obtain a woman passenger's consent to sit beside her won quick approval from the House Ways and Means Committee amid tension over school desegregation and a Supreme Court ruling. The bill heads back to the House for possible floor action next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.K
Montgomery
House
N.S. Hare
Monroe County
Supreme Court
Senate Finance Committee
Ed E. Reid
Alabama League of Municipalities
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions List
A list of hospital dismissals and admissions includes Mrs Heart Woods of Vinemont and S P Hogan of 802 3rd Ave SE. Also listed are L E LeCroix of Athens and T B Thompson of 219 5th Ave NW. Admissions include James F Thompson of Hartselle and Mrs Jim Stone of 1023 Somerville Rd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Woods
Vinemont
S. P. Hogan
3Rd Ave
L. E. LeCroix
Athens
T. B. Thompson
5Th Ave
Robert F. Landis
Jackson St
James F. Thompson
Hartselle
Jim Stone
Somerville
Local Names Admitted In City Directory Snippet
A fragment lists residents including Guin Holland at 2003 9th St SE Joe Jones III at 1609 Endlam Blvd Master Robert Slater at 2006 10th Ave SE Mrs Clifton Cottingham and Decatur Mitchell Smith at 908 Oak St SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guin Holland
9Th St
Joe Jones, III
Endlam Blvd
Robert Slater
10Th Ave
Clifton Cottingham
Decatur
Baugh-Wiley Clinic Record Details
Charles Coleman of 511 Browns Ferry St Athens listed with Mrs Ira Clem Athens 1. Master Michael Johnson Hart selle 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coleman
Browns Ferry St
Athens
Ira Clem
Michael Johnson
Hartselle
Local births and listings from Athens area
Mrs. Elvis Patterson and baby boy in Athens. Michael Steven White in Athens. Mrs. Charlie Clem in Elkmont. Mrs. Frank Swanner in Athens. Mrs. Hogan Black in Athens. Master Harry McAllister in Athens. William Tabor in Athens. Kitty Lynn Tabor in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Patterson
Names Listed in Cullman Area Notices
Payee names and addresses appear, including Earnest Swann, Mrs John Barnett, Eugene Sams, Master James L Bryant, Brenda Bryant, Mrs Thomas Robertson, Mrs Oris C Dixon, Ray Alston Vincent, Mrs Ovelia McCrary, Mrs B F Murrell, Mrs Eusil Baker, Mrs B J Ray, Mrs L L Jordan, John W Allbritton, Henry Hines, Mrs J D McMurry, Mrs Douglas Kilgore, Mrs W H Curl, Mrs Clifford H Lange and Mark, Linda Huckaby, Mrs Lloyd Randall, from Cullman Baileyton Vinemont Hanceville Raddison Bremen Steppville and 5th St W addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Swann
Crane Hill
John Barnett
Austin St
Cullman
Eugene Sams
James L. Bryant
Baileyton
Brenda Bryant
Thomas Robertson
9Th Ave
W. Cullman
Oris C. Dixon
Box 395
Ray Alston Vincent
B. F. Murrell
Vinemont
Eusil Baker
Hanceville
B. J. Ray
Raddison
L. L. Jordan
John W. Allbritton
Henry Hines
J. D. McMurry
Douglas Kilgore
W. H. Curl
Steppville
Clifford H. Lange
Mark
5Th St. W
Linda Huckaby
Lloyd Randall
Bremen
Lawrence County Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Clyde C. Goodlett of Moulton Mrs Raymond Montgomery of Danville Mrs James McCaghren of Danville Mrs Ruby Reed of Hope Mrs Kenneth Weatherwax of Moulton Discharges note Edwin Hood and son of Moulton and Mrs C M White of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Hospital Admissions
Clyde C. Goodlett
Moulton
Raymond Montgomery
Danville
James McCaghren
Ruby Reed
Mr. Hope
Kenneth Weatherwax
Edwin Hood and Son
C. M. White
Births in Falkville and Hartselle area announce five new arrivals
A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Othel Clay Falkville at Hartselle Hospital Monday. A son Samuel Dee born to Mr and Mrs Nathan Lee Scott Falkville at Hartselle Hospital Sunday. A son Norman Dale born to Mr and Mrs Norman Harris Bishop Hartselle at Hartselle Hospital. A daughter Melinda Sue born to Mr and Mrs John Steve Shelton Jr Falkville at Hartselle Hospital. A daughter Kathy Lynne to Mr and Mrs Irby Johnson 604 E Moulton Sr at Nungester Clinic last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Othel Clay
Falkville
Hartselle Hospital
Samuel Dee
Nathan Lee Scott
Falkville 1
Norman Dale
Norman Harris Bishop
Hartselle
Melinda Sue
John Steve Shelton
Kathy Lynne
Irby Johnson
E. Moulton Sr
Nungester Clinic
Lengthy damage suit underway in court here
The trial of Brenda Davis versus Louisville and Nashville Railroad continues into the second day in Circuit Court. The plaintiff seeks 100000 in damages claiming a jeep was hit by a train on September 23 near Tanner in Limestone County. Twenty five witnesses are slated to testify. officials expect a three to four day proceeding.
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Brenda Davis
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Tanner
Limestone County
Brown’s Ferry
Mooresville
Eyster & Eyster
Harris & Harris
L & N Railroad
Powell & Powell
Carmen Taylor
Newell E. Cagle
Taylor
Cagle
Grant St
Fourth Ave
Cordie Smith
Rachel Waddell
Lola Hood
Bobby Wayne Hood
David Hood
James Hood
Principal Burk set to assume duties after election win
The board plans to name a successor before the current administration ends. Howell seeks to stay after winning extra time, while factions at the county's largest school have clashed since his ouster two years ago. Stephens departs amid community splits and resignations rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk
Horton
Howell
Lawrence County
Stephens
Vernon Lang
Ewell Scott
University of Alabama
Local students honored on Dean's List and community notices
Walter Dunavent of Decatur joins 19 Southern Union College students named to the Dean's List for Spring Quarter with a 2.67 average. Mrs. Dowdy dies in Athens, Ga, prompting funeral plans and survivor details. St John’s Episcopal Church hosts Vacation Bible School graduation events. Don Poole of Decatur improves after surgery at Vanderbilt. Decatur Little Theater sells Arsenic and Old Lace tickets. Decatur Elks plan a meeting with a Flag Day program. Alabama Optometric Association names Decatur optometrists to state service committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dunavent
Decatur
Southern Union College
Wadley
Ala
A. R. van Cleave
Dunnavent
Bible School
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Decatur Little Theater
Decatur High School
Decatur Apothecary
Grant St
Why Not Care
Second Ave
Alabama Drug Store
Bank St
Paul Taylor
A. A. Nellis
Tom Veary
Little Theatre
Décatur High School
Alabama Optometric Assn
Birmingham
Thomas C. Bingham
M. E. Edwards
Allen C. Rooks
AOA
District Diary Highlights Cullman Rotary Meeting Speaker
Cullman city council president William Griffin spoke on the problems of city government at a Cullman Rotary Club gathering. Beverly Davis of Falkville spent last week with her aunt Mrs. A W Hargrove in Athens. Betty Davis hosted Gail Hargrove of Athens and Brenda Craig of Louisville Ky. Betty then planned a two week visit in Louisville with Brenda and relatives in Jeffersonville Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Davis of Falkville visited friends in town on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
William Griffin
Cullman City
Falkville
Beverly Davis
A. W. Hargrove
Athens
Betty Davis
Gail Hargrove
Brenda Craig
Louisville
Betty
Brenda
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lester
Mrs
Grady Davis
Hartselle Building Permits Show Small Home Adds
The past week in Hartselle saw permits issued for two room additions and porch upgrades with values from 400 to 2500. Morgan County High and Hartselle Elementary plan a band room and cafeteria at combined costs totaling 41200. Sacred Heart reports 107 summer class registrants across Sacred Heart College and Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Troy L. Nunn
West College St
A. W. Henry
Highway 31
S. V. H. Nethery
East Ruck St. Morgan County High School
Hartselle Elementary School
South Sparkman St
East College St
Escape from Camp Cullman reported in Decatur
A 21 year old Negro escaped from Camp Cullman yesterday. He was identified as James Eddie Taylor six feet tall and w pounds. His wife lives at 1102 West Vine Street Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Camp
Decatur
James Eddie Taylor
West Vine St
India Tea Exports to U S and UK Compared
India ships about 25 million pounds of tea annually to the United States, while exports to the United Kingdom reach about 366 million pounds each year. This highlights India s larger tea trade with Britain than with the U S and the scale of UK demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
U.S
United Kingdom
Atlas Missile Test Fires At Cape Canaveral
A rocket at Cape Canaveral launched at 2 38 PM exploded in a fireball with no casualties. An Air Force spokesman said the test yielded valuable data and that extensive flight testing of rocket missiles would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Atlas
Moscow
Atlantic
Senate clash over $7.50 acre limit in soil bank plan
Mundt SD leads repeal of a seven and half dollar per acre cap in the soil bank long range conservation reserve. Russell argues the limit cripples the program while Mundt contends it harms land retirement through tree and grass planting. Russell defends the expense and warns taxpayers may revolt against costly farming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mayflower Passages Highlight Plymouth Health and Immigrant Checks
The report notes Mayflower's crew faced health customs and immigration inspections. Delays threaten an acute disappointment if the vessel cannot extend its stay. Local ceremonies were planned for 30 p.m. Plymouth’s approach would be difficult without favorable winds, requiring a 23 mile crossing of Cape Cod Bay from Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower
Plymouth
Yankton
Cape Cod Bay
Man of the School Vision Committee and Legislative Steering Role
The text notes a person serving on the school vision committee and as a member of the legislative steering committee, highlighting leadership in education and policy. The specific names, dates, or organizations are not provided in the fragment.
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17Th Ave. S.E
C. Davis’ Checkerboard
St. Phone
Don
Priceville
Decatur Markets
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Temo) Callahan
Callahan
Decatur General Hospital
John H. Terry
16Th Ave
W. L. Roberts
Lafayette
James A. Anders
2Nd Ave
Bank ST. Hospital
Mitchell Smith
Oak St
Athens Limestone Hospital
Cullman Hospital
Ovelia McCrary
Richard L. Dowdy, Jr
Diana Sue
Richard L. Dowdy
W. H. Chandler
E. M. Davis
Moultrie
Don Poole
Birch Sr
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Decatur Elks Lodge
Elks
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart College
Academy
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Call For Free
Southern Engineering Co., Inc
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North Jackson Street
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Lucy Gresham Robb
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