Pioneer News official denies underworld control of racing news
William Milasky part owner of Pioneer News testified to a Senate crime committee in Washington that distribution of horse race news around St. Louis is not controlled by gangsters or racketeers. He said no questionable characters are connected with or employed by Pioneer News.
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Fort Payne projects win housing loans approval
The Federal Housing Administration today approved loans totaling 497 160 dollars for public works and housing in Fort Payne Alabama and nearby areas. The program includes street improvements and site preparation for projects expected to cost about 13 million dollars.
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Parranda program aimed at uniting diverse students in Manhattan
Dr. Rachel Davis-Dubois promotes the parranda as a weekly student exchange across homes of Finnish Puerto Rican Irish and Jewish families to reduce tension from cultural differences. She believes shared experiences foster pride in one’s background and respect for others enriching American life.
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Summer social notes from Cullman County
Miss Dorothy Vance attends Montgomery summer school. Addison visitors Mr and Mrs G A House visit Bud Williamson family. Jasper Huffman Leola Bowden and Rev George Helms join Ted White Manuel for Sunday dinner. Cleo Skinner and children visit Ray Hopper Linda. Carl O Rear now runs the local cafe. Huffman and Irene Huffman travel to Decatur for Riverside high school summer school. Stanel Thompson visits from summer with Ted White Manuel and returns home. Annual singing next Sunday at the new Methodist church with the Radio Airs as headliners. all invited to bring a basket lunch. Church attendance strong.
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Jasper Huffman
Leola Bowden
George Helms
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Manuel
Cleo Skinner
Ray Hopper
Linda
Carl O’rear
Basil Huffman
Decatur
Irene Huffman
River Side High School
Stanel Thompson
Cullman
New Methodist Church
Rural Electrification loans approved for seven borrowers
Washington June 14 The Rural Electrification Administration approved loans totaling 4 310 000 for expansion of rural electrical facilities. The loans included Black Warrior Electric Membership Corp Demopolis Alabama 1 485 000.
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Weekend Baptist Services Held by East Side Group
Reverend Horsley preached Saturday afternoon in a weekend observance by the East Side Baptist Association. Speakers Saturday night included Reverend E L Knopp and Reverend Brock. Sunday featured an executive board run and pastor Reverend George Helms delivering an inspiring message.
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Ancient Tribe Guards Secret in Remote Amazon
Smithsonian ethnologist Dr Kalvero Oberg reports two Brazilian tribes the Nambiguara and Terena have had no prior contact with white men. They guard their military secrets and bow and arrows are hidden when strangers approach. The tribes live deep in the Amazon headwaters, wear feather headdresses, and paint their bodies with red and black designs. They remain among the world's most isolationist groups.
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Kalvero Oberg
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Crew Testimony on Freighter Disappearance Aligns With Captain
Testimony from three crew members and Captain John Martino of the SS Alcoa Runner converges on the disappearance of ill oiler John J. Cronan who reportedly leaped overboard through an open port hole near Porthole, Mobile.
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Trustee Election Set at Lawrence Cove School
The trustee election will be held at Lawrence Cove School Friday night, June 23, at eight o'clock. Mrs. Malinda Lewis remains very ill at her home. Several local residents are noted in social visits and travels including Lorene Lewis, Elna Tanner, Jo Ann Hamilton, and families visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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