Missing Woman Found Safe in Guymon Motel
An Ohio woman Jeanette Bailey 25 missing from Albuquerque New Mexico was found safe in a Guymon Oklahoma motel with three companions. FBI agents questioned the four as police here reported the discovery ending a multi state search that began after a note was found in Tucumcari New Mexico. Bailey had taken her two children and a companion on vacation to San Francisco and Albuquerque where she reportedly worked briefly in a tavern.
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Guymon, Okio
Ohio
Albuquerque
N.M
Jeanette Bailey
Akron
Guymon
R. L. Shephard
FBI
Shephard
Tonya Barstaff
San Francisco
Hayes Workers Fight For Unemployment Pay
About 1,500 Hayes Aircraft Corp workers laid off before a strike see unemployment compensation delayed while litigation over eligibility proceeds. The state dept rules those laid off prior to the strike who did not return remain eligible, Hayes appeals. Local 1155 UAW struck May 11. talks continue with no hearing date set.
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Birmingham
Hayes Aircraft Corp
State Department of Industrial Relations
Hayes
Board of Appeals
United Auto Workers Union
Bobcat Described As Muscular Cat Weighing Up To 30 Pounds
The bobcat or bay lynx is a muscular specimen of the cat family weighing up to 30 pounds.
Miss Barstaff Cares for Bailey Children
The fragment notes Miss Barstaff is taking care of the Bailey children, indicating a caregiving arrangement or guardianship context within the local scene.
Police Probe Four Accidents
A two car collision at Church Street SE at 2:30 p.m. damaged both vehicles. Carolyn R. Mackey 34 of Birmingham and E. L. Haggood 50 of Somerville were driving south on 6th Ave SE when the Mackey car stopped for a red light and Haggood rear ended it. Two parked cars were also struck by June Casey and Frances Ferguson in separate incidents on 11th St SE and 9th Ave SE.
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Church P.m
Carolyn R. Mackey
Birmingham
E. L. Haggood
Somerville
6Th Ave. SE
L1th St. SE
Mackey
Haggood
June Casey
7Th Ave
L1th St
Frances H. Ferguson
9Th Ave
6Th Ave
Faubus Declines Advice on School Segregation Inquiry
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus told Alabama legislators he would not offer guidance on maintaining school segregation. He will address the Senate and House at noon and spoke of staying out of Arkansas education affairs while recalling three school board allies. He criticized federal action on the Bill of Rights and Supreme Court rulings.
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Montgomery
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Alabama
Faubus
Senate
House of Representatives
Little Rock
Board of Education Affairs
Supreme Court
Flour Mills Name New Grain Buyer
John P. Broshard has been appointed head of grain buying at Alabama Flour Mills. He becomes director of purchasing, overseeing procurement in the flour, feed, and corn meal department at the Decatur and Tunnel Hill plants in Georgia.
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John P. Broshard
Alabama Flour Mills
C. I .Carter
Broshard
Decatur
Tunnel Hill
Pistol Team Seeks 11th Title At Tuscaloosa
Highway Patrol Captain W. F. Dyar of Decatur leads a veteran team in the Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Convention pistol contest at Tuscaloosa. The squad, eight time consecutive champions from 1948 to 1955, aims to reclaim the title this weekend after a single win since then, with six fellow state patrolmen joining the effort.
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Highway Patrol
W. F. Dyar
Decatur
Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Convention
Tuscaloosa
District Diary Notes Local Jail Upgrades And Community Happenings
MOULTON prison inmates will benefit from 30 new mattresses and 50 mattress covers ordered. HARTSELLE Jimmy Millwood re-enrolled at Florence State College for the summer session. COURTLAND a Little League team organized with Rev. Lemar Davis as coach and mothers sewing uniforms. BELLE MINA Vacation Bible School at Belle Mina Methodist Church June 15 to 19 from 2 to 4 30 p.m. FALKVILLE John Payne improving at Vanderbilt Hospital after surgery. FALKVILLE Frank Kell departed for Detroit after visiting relatives.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Hartselle
Jimmy Millwood
Florence State College
Courtland
Lemar Davis
Edward Rose
Rayford Hyatt
Fred Terry
Alice Neal
Carl Jenkins
Clifford Clabhorn
James Gilchrist
Guy Parker
Roy Reynolds
Helene Redman
Belle Mina
Belle Mina Methodist Church
Danville youth earns Junior Membership in Shorthorn Assn
Danville 1 resident Jack Summerford has been awarded a Junior Membership in the American Shorthorn Association. The organization preserves pedigrees and promotes use of Shorthorn beef cattle, tracing the breed to early American movement. Other notices include a North Alabama Historical Assn meeting in Russellville and Dr. Kilpatrick of Hartselle to receive an MD at UT Memphis with future internship in Birmingham.
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Danville
Jack Summerford
Danville 1
American Shorthorn Assn
America
Virginia
Omaha
Neb
Russellville
North Alabama
Five From Here On Clarke List Named on Dean’s List
Clarke Memorial College announces five Decatur students on the Dean’s List for the second semester. Dean Therman V. Bryant cites this select group as: Bobby Newsom, Bobby Perkins, Ed.
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Clarke Memorial College
Therman V. Bryant
Decatur
Bobby Newsom
Bobby Perkins
Nursing Schools Seek State Funds For Support
The Alabama Senate Finance Committee delayed action on a nursing school funding plea. Public-operated schools in Mobile Sylacauga and Tuscaloosa sought $120000 yearly under the state education system. Billy Tucker urged swift action as hospital nursing programs may suspend without state support. Senators Caffey and deGraffenried echoed the hospitals' needs.
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Montgomery
Senate Finance Committee
Mobile
Sylacauga
Tuscaloosa
Billy Tucker
Auburn
Sylacauga Hospital
Will Caffey
Ryan deGraffenried
Exams Planned for PO Positions in Alabama
Postmaster Jack D. Pence announced openings for substitute clerk, substitute carrier, and special delivery messenger in Morgan and Lawrence counties and six other Alabama post offices. Applications are available from the secretary of the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners or any postmaster in the two counties.
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Somerville
Jack D. Pence
Morgan
Lawrence
Alabama
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Morgan Or
Lawrence Counties
Pence
Former Lawrence HP Re-Employed At Chatom Post
Former Lawrence HP personnel were re employed and assigned to the Chatom post in Washington County. Craft was previously stationed at Courtland. Mann announced the appointment of five other patrolmen and one Highway Patrol Cadet.
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Montgomery
Chatom
Washington County
Craft
Courtland
Highway Patrol
Mann
Secret A-Tests Held Possible Change in US Stance
The article reports that secret A tests could shift the American position toward a test ban if a verifiable control system is agreed with the Soviets. Negotiators cite the Berkner study presented at Geneva to spur Soviet discussion of later U.S. blast data from Nevada last fall.
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Berkner
Geneva
U.S
Nevada
Poem Excerpt by Herschel Stegar on Love and Death
A contemplative verse speaks of dying with love as a lasting light. The speaker imagines memory guiding through death, with whispers of shared dreams and the warmth of life’s joy. It urges courage to greet the day and to seek wonder in a passing breeze.
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Herschel Stegar
Alabama Press Association session awards banquet on Dauphin Island
More than 100 attendees join the Alabama Press Association summer convention at Dauphin Island. An awards banquet is scheduled for tonight to honor members and recognize journalism achievements.
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Dauphin Island
Ala
The
Alabama Press Assn
Split Provinces in 1824 over religious rifts in Centralica
In 1824 the Provinces of Centralica dissolved amid religious conflict. The Rhododendron, nicknamed The Great Laurel, serves as West Virginia’s official state flower.
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United Nations
Centralica
West Virginia
Youth Dies From Screw Driver Stab In Alabama
Eighteen year old Jack Johnson died after a screw driver punctured an artery in his groin at Kalb Hospital. The incident occurred in Fort Payne Alabama. The report notes unrelated historical trivia about Thomas Jefferson’s interest in music and his search for workers.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Jack Johnson
Kalb Hospital
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J. P. Pierce
Dial
11Th Ave
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Moulton Street
Westlawn Estates
H. Ryan Furniture CO
Westlawn Homes Inc
Flour Mills Name
New Grain Buyer
Lodi
Ee McClary Tire CO
Cor. Lee
Ock Sts
Trecemart
U. & Patent Office
John Payne
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Falkville
Frank Kell
Detroit
Troy F. Kilpatrick
University of Tennessee Medical
Memphis
Kilpatrick
L. F. Kilpatrick
Falkville High School
Howard College
St. Vincents Hospital
Nina Blackwood, Falkville
Clarke
Lawrence HP
Neil Kirk
Jackson St
Maple
FLOOR
Thomas Jefferson
United States
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