Two Hurt In Wreck Here
Two persons were injured slightly in a two car collision Tuesday on 2nd St SW. McCulloch aged 32 and Brazzell aged 19 were the drivers. Police report says the Brazzell car rear ended the stopped McCulloch vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd St
McCulloch
7Th Ave
Gene Brazzell
Decatur
Brazzell
Robert
10Th Ave
J. R. Westmoreland
Sherman St
All-States
Canal and
Vine Streets
Hardin
Canal
Franklin
Air Service May Return to Decatur Next Week
Decatur may again receive airline service by the first of next week. Station Manager Charlie Williams said Atlanta home office reports the firm is hiring co pilots and training staff to reopen some flights. Two Decatur flights were dropped after a strike began June 5. Negotiations between Southern and the pilots union have broken down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Lece
Charlie Williams
Atlanta
Williams
Southern
Pilots Association
Neel Boy Scout Troop Makes Forest Visit
District Diary reports NEEL Neel Boy Scout Troop enjoying swimming and hiking with a forest ranger who spoke on forests and trees and the group also studied first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEEL
Neel Boy Scout
Salem Bible School to Offer Vacation Bible School
Registration at Salem Methodist Church Saturday 2 to 3 30 p.m. for Salem Bible School. The program runs next week Monday to Friday 8 30 a m to 1 00 p m daily. Open to children aged 3 to 16. Principal Mrs Bernard Chasteen and pastor Rev Odie Gregg oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Bible School
Hartselle
Salem Methodist Church
Benard Chasteen
Odie Gregg
Somerville Vacation Bible School Dates Set
Somerville Church of God hosts Vacation Bible School from June 20 to 24 daily 9 to 11 a.m. at Somerville Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville School
Somerville
Somerville Church of God
Mooresville Girl Hurt In Madison County Wreck
Elizabeth Carpenter Betsy Miles, 20, of Mooresville, is hospitalized at Huntsville Hospital after a 1955 Volkswagen left a curve three miles southeast of here at 3 45 p m yesterday. The Huntsville Highway Patrol cited excessive speed as a factor in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Elizabeth Carpenter
Betsy) Miles
Mooresville
Huntsville Hospital
Madison County
Miss Miles
Madison
Here
Huntsville Highway Patrol
Vinson Dial Nolan Families Report New Daughters
Mr and Mrs J T Vinson of 2005 Harrison St SE welcomed a daughter on Tuesday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Dial of Tanner 1 welcomed a daughter on Tuesday at the same clinic and hospital. Mr and Mrs Leo Nolan of Moulton welcomed a daughter on June 13 at Lawrence County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Vinson
Harrison St. SE
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
James Dial
Tanner
Leo Nolan
Moulton
Lawrence County Hospital
For Rent and Wanted Notices Classified Snippet
A mixed set of small classified ads lists multiple rental offers and requests. Items include a two bedroom air conditioned apartment at 1302 Riverview Ave, a three room apartment with bath, garage storage for a boat, a two bedroom house with garage, a furnished two room downstairs unit with private bath at 217 7th Ave West, and a 1958 H eye Herter Davidson car listed for sale with low miles. Phone numbers and post times vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Ave
W. EL
Market Prices And Cattle And Sheep Quotations
Market quotes for corn soybeans and wheat with price ranges for No 1 No 2 and No 3 grades. Cattle steady to modestly active Tuesday with weights 200 230 lb to 235 lb and sow prices 11 50 to 13 00. Sheep fair to active with choice and prime lambs 23 50 to 23 00 and other grades 20 00 to 23 00.
Market Mixed as Space Age Stocks Lead Trading
Early trading showed a cautious, uneven session with volume brisk and focus on space age issues like Standard Coil later renamed Kolsman Industries Beckman Instruments Zenith Litton. Ford surged over one point while International Business Machines fell about three and Polaroid slid around five with overall gains and losses narrowly balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Coil
Beckman Instruments
Zenith
Litton Industries
Ford
Kolsman Industries
Beckman and Litton
International Business Machines
Polaroid
Chrysler
Motors
Chines
General Electric
Baltimore & Ohio
Noon stock snapshot shows mixed gains and losses across major firms
The noon list from New York features varied movement with Int Harve and American Paper modestly up while American Can and Alcoa hover. Industrial names such as General Electric, RCA, and U.S. Steel post uneven changes, with notable shifts in tobacco and beverage groups and ongoing activity in airlines and oil majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kaiser
Kress
Mtrs
Ligg & My
T&t
4Lou & Nash
Armour
M Co
Atl
Atl Refin
Merr Ch & S
Babcock
Hon
Balt & Ohio
Beth Steel
Minute Maid
Bridg Brass
Mont Ward
Dairy
Calum & H
Cater
Trac
Owens
Ches & Ohio
Sears Roeb
el Auto L
Ersharp
Fair Whit
Sou Co
Sta Brand
Fla Pow
Fla P&l
Ford Mitr
Gen Mills
6U.S. Steel
Genesco
Warner B
West Auto S
Woolworth
Sar
Wrigley
Prices Paid for Poultry and Farm Transfers Reported
Prices paid at farms for broilers and fryers ranged 24-28 cents per pound with 17-17.25 cents for transfers. About 636,400 head reported. The report notes 49 weeks and daily variations in rates.
Birmingham Firms Hold On Irregular Demand
Birmingham markets show Wholesale grades uneven as demand shifts. Prices for large and small lots with mediums drop about 1 cent, delivering tails to tailors up to 9 30 a m today as cases remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Pilot Walkout On 3 Lines Out
Federal injunction blocks ALPA officers as pilots threaten to strike over FAA demand to displace the third pilot from flight decks on jets. Judge Miner orders compliance while ALPA argues three pilots are needed for safety. FAA contends one observer seat suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
U.S. Dist
Julius H. Miner
ALPA
George B. Christensen
Miner
Christnsen
Clarence Sayen
TWA
American
Pan Am
FAA
E. R. Quesada
Governor's Firestorm Over Alabama School Board Firing
Governor Patterson and board clash over firing of history professor Reddick amid ant-segregation protests at a Negro college. Reddick, 50, former Atlanta University librarian, cites offers from Liberia Laos and another state after resignation. Patterson pushes for Trenholm replacement as protests surge. Trenholm unaware of discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Quill
Patterson
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Reddick
Liberia
Laos
Board of Education
H. Councill Trenholm
Negro College
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta University
Alabama State
Trenholm
Market Produce Pricing Notes From Local Auction
The notice lists storage and delivery terms for cartons and minimum case sales by nearby producers. Grade A white large sizes 40 to 43 and 40 to 41, medium 35 to 41 mostly 35 to 36, few 29 to 31.
Hog market report from Thomasville Ga regional sale
Hog receipts 2400 at Thomasville area auctions with mixed loads and weights. Prices quoted for No 1 and 2 150-230 lb hogs 16.75 to 17.00 early and late bulk No 1-3 190-235 lb 16.25 to 16.50. Sows 12.00 to 13.9. Sheep fairly active at about steady with mostly choice and prime offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Thomasville
Mouteer Dothan
The
Jacksonville
Peaeset Oe
Woman charged with first degree murder in March 6 killing
Myrtle Raines, 37, a Black woman, is charged with first degree murder in the March 6 shooting of Blake Mosely, 31, at 1412 5th St NW. Mosely was shot twice with a 16 gauge single barrel shotgun around 5:30 am. Ralph Slate, her court appointed attorney, entered a not guilty plea at arraignment. trial set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Light
Marion Orr
Ronald Johnson
Myrtle Raines
Blake Mosely
Ralph Slate
Mosely
5Th St. NW
Cornelious White
A. C. Watson
Sherman Jackson
Alabama delegates split on nominating Patterson at convention
Three Jefferson County delegates M W Bagwell Frank M Lynch and Malcolm Bethea say Patterson seeks Alabama yield to Massachusetts to bypass Alabama voters and silence local voices before the national convention. They back Sen Johnson who leads among Alabama delegates with 10 votes, while Patterson attends as an observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didate
Alabama
Patterson
Massachusetts
M. W. Bagwell
Frank M. Lynch
Malcolm Bethea
Jefferson County
Sen
Johnson
Associated Press
Richard Russell
Georgia
Judge Warns All Jurors in Bentely Pitman Case
Judge Newton B. Powell warned jurors to report for duty in the case of R. H. Bentley versus Annie M. Pitman. The plaintiff seeks 100 dollars for car collision damages at Ave SE and Moulton St. Powell said failure to report can lead to contempt. Five more names were drawn to ensure a full jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bentley
Annie M. Pitman
Newton B. Powell
Pitman
Ave. SE
Moulton St
Powell
Funeral services for Skyler Jones held at Fletcher's Chapel
Funeral services for Skyler Jones will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Fletcher's Chapel Church in Greenbrier with Rev. Austin Anderson officiating. Burial follows at Ragland Cemetery in Grenbrier. Carl M. Sykes Funeral Service in charge. Survivors include widow Louie Jones and daughters Sallie Garner, Annie Pearl Jones, Martha Jones, and L. M. Jones. step-son Ben Willie Mosley. brother Ben W. Harris. step-daughter Annie L. Moore, all of Decatur and Tennessee noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyler Jones
Fletcher’s Chapel
Greenbrier
Austin Anderson
Ragland Cemetery
Grenbrier
Carl M. Sykes
Louie Jones
Sallie Garner
Decatur
Annie Pearl Jones
Martha Jones
New York
L. M. Jones
Ben Willie Mosley
Tennessee
Ben W. Harris
Annie L. Moore
Cape Canaveral Sees First Missile Fatality in a Decade
The Air Force investigated a Titan missile incident at Cape Canaveral that killed 24 year old technician Joseph G. Sibole on Tuesday. A small explosive charge caused the blast, marking the site’s first fatal missile accident in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Joseph G. Sibole
Delegates Split as Kennedy Backers Fail to Form Majority
Five delegates, each with half a vote, have not expressed a Kennedy preference. The tally shows no delegate expressing support for Kennedy among the 58 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
TVA Paying More That $16 Million In Southeast Area
TVA announces total payments of 16 million plus in lieu of taxes to seven states and 137 counties for the fiscal year ending June 30. Alabama receives 1.2 million with counties Morgan Limestone and Law earning smaller shares. TVA also awards a generator switch gear contract to I T E for 84 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Southeast
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alabama
Tennessee
Morgan
Law
A. J. Wagner
Georgia
Aggibaa Osagers
Fire Damages Falkville Store Early Morning
First to notice the blaze found the Falkville market damaged by fire at about 5 05 a m The employee from Robinsons Fruit heard the alarm and alerted authorities The store was partially covered by insurance and authorities investigated the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson's
Laney
Duke researchers develop air conditioned blankets for young patients
In Miami Beach, Duke researchers report a lifesaving system using four plastic blankets wrapped around infants entering surgery. Each blanket carries circulating water through tubes to regulate body temperature, aiming to keep babies comfortable and stable during operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Duke
Hospital Admissions and Addresses Listed
A directory of hospital admissions includes Floyd Worley at 1485 Holmes Rd W Memphis Harry Lowther at 815 9th Ave SE Mrs Hal D Blankenship at 1209 6th Ave SE Master Wyman C Gibson at 1719 Loring Ave SE Master Stephen Mittwede at 2306 Rosemont St Master Stanley Atkinson Elk Mont 3 Admissions C P Williford Decatur 3 Little Beth Ann Johnson 901 Eleanor Dr SW Mrs Carl Roger Decatur 3 Master Malcolm L Rankin 1221 Jackson St SE Mrs Jack Belew 1100 Main St E Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Worley
Holmes Rd
Memphis
Harry Lowther
9Th Ave
Hal D. Blankenship
6Th Ave
Wyman C. Gibson
Loring Ave
Stephen Mittwede
Rosemont
Stanley Atkinson
Elkmont 3
C. P. Williford
Decatur
Beth Ann Johnson
Eleanor
Carl Roger
Malcolm _L. Rankin
Jackson St
Jack Belew
Main St. E
Hartselle
Baugh Wiley Smith Dismissals List Names Several Residents
Miss Linda McNalley of Decatur and Mrs. Pearl Brown of Falkville are dismissed. Others include Mrs. Roy Henderson of Decatur, Master Robert Chandler of 316 Memorial Dr, Mrs. Roland Hitt of Hillsboro, Mrs. Norman Lambert of Holiday Inn Motel, Miss Jean Adams of 1418 7th Ave, Mrs. Martha White of Waldermose Springs, and Mrs. Nona Terry of 823 3rd Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chandler
Roland Hitt
Hillsboro
Norman Lambert
Holiday Inn
Jean Adams
7Th Ave
Martha White
Waldermose Springs
Nona Terry
3Rd Ave
Bank Street Jerry Russell Decatur 3 Dickie Branum Trinity 1
Mrs. Teeen hopes end intent dauhgter 1909 Somerville Rd Mrs. Elizabeth LaCroix 2029 Morgan Ave SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street Admissions
Jerry Russell
Decatur
Dickie Branum
Trinity
Teeen
Dauhgter
Somerville Rd
Elizabeth LaCroix
Morgan Ave
Local Notices Show Residents Across Decatur Elkmont Ardmore
A brief list of residents including Mrs Phyllis Horn of Decatur Corum Southerd and Cathy Daniel of Elkmont David A Hanserd of Elkmont Howard Neal Rolin of Ardmore Tenn and David Cannon of Athens appears in a community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Horn
Decatur
Corum Southerd
Elkmont
David A. Hanserd
Cathy Daniel
Howard Neal Rolin
Ardmore
Tenn
David Cannon
Athens
Obscure Lawrence County Notices List Names and Towns
A fragmentary Lawrence County item lists several women from Moulton including Mrs. William Mitchell Mrs. Nannie Shelton and Mrs. Leo Nolan. Other names include Mrs. Fred Somes Lee Naylor and Vera Jefferys with towns such as Marian Hollis Town Creek and additional surnames partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Admissions
William Mitchell
Moulton
Nannie Shelton
Leo Nolan
Fred Somes Enten
Lee Naylor
Marian
Egg Fee "Hollis
Vera Jefferys
Town Creek
Intercontinental Range Rocket Incident Injures Nine
A flare package attached to the side of the intercontinental range rocket ignited and caused minor injuries to nine men. The incident prompted an investigation and safety checks aboard the facility.
Fire Department Sees No Calls in Last 24 Hours
Continued from Page 1 report notes the Fire Department received no calls in the previous 24 hours, indicating a quiet period for emergency response and operations.
Johnson Gains Texas Clout in 1960 Convention Push
In Austin Democrats gave Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson full Texas 61 votes for the national convention. San Antonio Republicans pledged 54 Texas votes to Nixon for president and Goldwater for vice president at Chicago. Johnson warned delegates about Massachusetts as they pledged loyalty and readiness for Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Zoning of New Annexed Areas Backed by Commission
Decatur Planning Commission members recommended City Commission adopt zoning for areas newly annexed to the city. The plan includes local business zoning for Highway 31 south of Highway 67, R-3 residential for the area north of Harrison Street and east of 25th Avenue, and agricultural zoning for 35 of the western portion. Rezoning of the Bayside Subdivision from R-1 to R-2 residential was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Planning Commission
City Commission
Tery
Highway 31
Highway 67
Harrison St
25Th Ave
Bayside
Deaths Athens Charles Furline 45 Veteran of World War II
Charles Wilburn Furline 45 died Tuesday at 7 30 am in Athens Limestone Hospital He lived on Athens 1 Funeral services Thursday 2 pm at May s Chapel Baptist Church Burial Antioch Cemetery Spry Funeral Home in charge Rev Grady Anerton will officiate Survived by five brothers and four sisters He was a World War II veteran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles Wilburn Furline
Athens-Limestone Hospital
May’s Chapel Baptist Church
Antioch Cemetery
Spry Funeral Home
Grady Anerton
Furline
Willie
Elkmont
Joel
Eugene
Nashville
Lonnie
Detroit
Buford Furline
Dezzie Putman
Bertha Andrews
Toney
Sarah South
Kia
Tenn
Republican and Democratic Endorsements Clarified
The passage notes Mrs. R. D. Randolph a Democratic national committeewoman, a Johnson foe, was replaced by Mrs. H. H. Weinert of Guin. It also states Nixon and Goldwater gained endorsement over four others at the GOP convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Randolph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decatur Markets
Wall Street
Sixth Ave. S
City Electric Department
Sixth Ave
Cape
Falkville
Pearl Brown
Roy Henderson
Limestone
Texas
Charles W. Furline
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