No Contract No Work Stoppage Threatens Merchant Fleet
The CIO National Maritime Union urged a no contract no work walkout along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, risking half of the U S merchant fleet. About 2,000 NMU members abstained on 30 ships in New York harbor, with work halted on 12 ships in Baltimore and one tanker tied up in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
CIO National Maritime Union
Philadelphia
NMU
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New
Baltimore
New Orleans
Boston
The
Union
Transatlantic
American
Independence
Mediterranean
U.S
United States
Europe
East
AFL International Organization of Masters, Mates and
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
CIO American Radio Assn
Eisenhower Tt drill simulates nationwide nuclear strike impact
The exercise envisions 31 secret retreats for key agencies near Washington as officials simulate emergency lines and communications. It estimates widespread crop and industrial damage across major cities while stressing rapid mobilization to restart factories and supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Itsiamlar Teaa
Gatien
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Detroit
Kansas City
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Akron
Wilmington
New England
Amusements Today Listings Mixed Film Times
The page lists showings for This Island Earth starring Jeff Morrow and Faith Domergue with afternoon and evening starts. It also lists Three Coins in the Clifton Webb with late evening runs and additional titles including a Beverly and ens 30 entry and a Mars Courtland Highway Boy From Oklahoma with Will Rogers showing at 7:30 and 0 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Courtland Highway
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
House blocks Dixon-Yates funds to Fulton TVA plan
The Appropriations Committee favored using the 6 million line item for TVA to build its Fulton plant instead of funding a Dixon Yates transmission line. GOP leaders pressed eliminating the Fulton provision to redirect money for a Dixon Yates connection from the Mississippi River to West Memphis. The Dixon Yates contract, signed last year with the AEC, faced Democratic opposition as it related to nuclear power supply for the TVA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
TVA
House
GOP
Rep
Halleck
R-Ind
Fulton
Dixon-Yates
Wet Administration
West Memphis
Ark
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Eee
Atomicergy Commission
AEC
Hospital Notices and Admissions
Hospital dismissals and admissions list Mrs F J Johnson at 922 18 12 Ave SE. Admissions include Janet Sandlin at 1429 6th Ave SE and Bobby Wise from Hartselle 2. Also Mrs W J Harper at 1216 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank ST. Hospital
F. J. Johnson
12 Ave
Janet Sandlin
6Th Ave
Bobby Wise
Hartselle
W. J. Harper
9Th Ave
Athens Limestone Hospital Dismissals Noted
Mrs R A Stinnett and infant daughter discharged from Athens Limestone Hospital. Also listed are Jesse W Miller of Athens and Mrs W H Siniard of Ardmore in the discharge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Limestone Hospital
R. A. Stinnett
Athens
Jesse W. Miller
W. H. Siniard
Ardmore
Local Obituary and Household Notices From Lawrence County Hospital
Virginia Hagood and Master Thomas Hagood listed as children of Charles Hagood of Moulton. Miss Patsy Allen of Russellville, Mrs. Glen Reed of Trinity, Mrs. Fred Pierce of Double Springs, Cecil Horton of Town Creek, Mrs. Delois Garnett of Danville, Mrs. W. E. Sandlin of Paris Frost Moulton. Harden Garrison Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Hospital
Virginia Hagood
Thomas Hagood
Charles Hagood
Moulton
Patsy Allen
Russellville
Glen Reed
Trinity
Fred Pierce
Double Springs
Cecil Horton
Town Creek
Delois Garnett
Danville
W. E. Sandlin
Paris Frost
Harden Garrison
Grayson
Local Names Noted Across Hartselle Somerville Decatur
The list records residents and spouses including Noah Webster, Mrs Buddy Murphy, Mrs B W McGee, Brasher Lawrence, Houston Leeth, Mrs Bluntt Landers, W E West, Mrs Ozelle Morrow across Hartselle Somerville and Decatur indicating a community notice or registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Hospital
Noah Webster
Hartselle
Buddy Murphy
B. W. McGee
Somerville
Brasher Lawrence
Houston Leeth
Decatur
Bluntt Landers
W. E. West
Ozelle Morrow
Local Notices Listing Residents and Infant Details
Mrs. M. A. Davis and infant daughter reside at 1608 Tower Street. Mrs. G. W. Johnson is in Danville 3. Mrs. W. C. Hodges is in Elkmont 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Davis
Tower St
G. W. Johnson
Danville
Admissions
W. C. Hodges
Elkmont
Debatised Local Birth Notices from Decatur General Hospital
Mrs W S Kimbrell and infant son Trinity are listed among Decatur General Hospital notices. Entries show several mothers and locations including Pulaski Tennessee and Jackson Mississippi with addresses in Decatur Moulton and nearby, reflecting a community births listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Kimbrell
Trinity
Ed Petty
Pulaski
Tenn
Willie Mae Berryman
Market St
Lynn Hallmark
Decatur
Community and Mine Co. Permits Issued for Homes and Garage
Permits approved at the city clerk stage include a five room house at 1324 8th Ave SE for Milton Aldridge costing 6000 and a garage at 416 Jackson St SE for Walter Darrah costing 500. Five police court cases docketed for today include overparking, reversed parking, driving while intoxicated, and intoxication on a public street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Ave
Milton Aldridge
Walter Darrah
Jackson St
City Hall
Attendees At Kickoff Dinner Include Local Figures
Noble Russell chairs the event with a long list of attendees including Tom White Sam Nettles John B Wood Norman Harris Russell Lynne C Davis Fred Trimble John A Reynolds Frank Stone Huland Ryan Thornton Fleming F C Smith John T Dillard F W Kost er Paul Gann A B Craig Julian Harris Harold Damsgard Leo Wright Richard N Harris W J Duncan Jr Robert Agnew Roy Fite Jr Dr Garrold N ter Billy Duncan Bruce Ballentine W J Williams W E Steed Jr Reneau Carrell Allison Smith R G McNelly and Rev Minar L Triplett pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Russell
Tom White
Sam Nettles
John B. Wood
Norman Harris
Russell Lynne
C. Davis
Fred Trimble
John A. Reynolds
Frank Stone
Huland Ryan
Thornton Fleming
F. C. Smith
John T. Dillard
F. W. Koster
Paul Gann
A. B. Craig
Julian Harris
Harold Damsgard
Leo Wright
Richard N. Harris
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Robert Agnew
Roy Fite, Jr
Garrold N Ter
Billy Duncan
Bruce Ballentine
W. J. Williams
W. E. Steed, Jr
Reneau Carrell
Allison Smith
R. G. McNelly
Minar L. Triplett
Eisenhower Holds Underground Meeting On Alert
President Eisenhower convened an underground briefing at the Defense Department relocation center during Operation Alert. He planned to inform the National Security Council about simulated hydrogen bomb strikes on 61 U.S. cities and territories and the national defense posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Eisenhower
America
U.S
Pentagon
Defense Department
National Security Council
Washington
New York
U.S. Will Arrange Homecoming For Turncoat POWs
The government announced it will arrange return to the United States for 21 American POWs who stayed in Communist China after Korea but now wish to come home. They will face U S laws and military justice for any wrongful acts. Relatives report Cpls Otho Bell and Lewie Griggs now want to return, with six others listed as hoping to leave China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
White House
State, Defense and Justice Departments
United States
State Department
U.S
Cpl
Otho G. Bell
Olympia
Wash
Lewie W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tenn
Red China
Peron Era Tensions Spike With CGT Call to Workers
Hugo di Pietro, assistant secretary of the CGT, urged workers to assemble at CGT headquarters after an attack near government house. The unrest followed an attempted revolution against Peron on September 28, 1951, as time of departure and events sparked clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government House
Hugo di Pietro
General Federation of Labor
CGT
Peron
Enterprise Girl Named Gov
In Montgomery Bobbie Sue Tindal of Enterprise won the 13th annual Girls State gubernatorial race in a runoff against Jerre Levy of Demopolis. Frances Crockett of Sheffield was elected lieutenant governor and other state officials were named across various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Bobbie Sue Tindal
Enterprise
Alabama
Jerre Levy
Demopolis
Frances Crockett
Sheffield
Barbara Fike
Florence
Carolyn Mitchell
Birmingham
Betty June Langford
Tuskegee
Jade Higgins
Montevallo
Peggy Long
Russellville
Jeanette Beverly
Roanoke
Melba Louise Brown
Gadsden
Public Service Commission
Lillie Bell Burrow
Owens Crossroads
Annette Nevin
Kinston
Supreme Court
Mary Pierce
Troy
Linda Albritton
Frisco City
Explosion at south coast naval base sinks Sidon and injures crew
A blast at the Portland naval base sank the submarine Sidon after it lay on the surface for about 30 minutes before nose diving. One officer and seven ratings were injured and hospitalized as rescue craft recovered men from the sea. A naval spokesman confirmed the crew typically numbers 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Sidon
Portland
Britain
Soviet Withdrawal Linked to Austrian State Treaty
The newspaper reports that Soviet troops will be withdrawn as part of the recently concluded Austrian state treaty, with a bidders or questions around the $2,500 figure noted in the coverage.
Methods Of CD Save Thousands In Make Believe Bombing
Civil Defense officials in Thomasville Georgia say Operation Alert virtual drills saved thousands of lives in a Southeast mock attack. Atlanta was a primary target with 450000 people evacuated in theory and about 12000 deaths and 4000 injuries estimated for the Five Points area. The drill produced a free meal for 1800 federal workers in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Civil Defense
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas H. Goodman
Elliott Jackson
Jackson
Aircrafts Rise On Stock Mart
New York stocks rose modestly with the Associated Press 60 gaining 1.00 to 170.60 a record high as steels, major motors, rubbers, coppers, chemicals, railroads, oils and airlines followed the upward trend amid a civilian defense drill and brief market recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Paraguayan Air Ministry probes Sao Paulo crash
A crash investigation is underway after Dowling and eight others boarded a plane at Sao Paulo. The Paraguayan Air Ministry sent officers to the scene as reporters were barred. The correspondent’s mother is Rae Dooley, a former Broadway comedian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Ministry
Dowling
Sao Paulo
Asuncion
Rae Dooley
Detective Hendricks Turns Paint Craze In Jacksonville
Det. Sgt. Claude Hendricks, a 265 pound officer, blends police work with painting figurines. He runs a store with John B. Outz, producing delicate plaster figures as a side business to help ease troubles. Brought into art by a fellow detective, Hendricks learned the craft three months ago and now partners in retail moulding and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reltion
Jacksonville
Fila
Claude Hendricks
Hendricks
Ae Nee En
John B. Qutz
Outz
George Washington Lays Capitol Cornerstone in 1793
The article notes George Washington laid the cornerstone of the present U.S. Capitol in 1793. This pivotal event anchors the founding era of Washington D.C. and the legislative seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
U.S. Capitol
Missing Florida judge and wife feared kidnapped and killed
Authorities pursued a kidnap murder theory in the disappearance of Circuit Judge E Chillingworth and his wife in West Palm Beach Florida. Investigators noted footprints in wet sand blood stains on a beach walk and a smashed spotlight as possible signs of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
E. Chillingworth
Florida
John F. Kirk
Chillingworth
Phil O’connell
John R. Hiatt
Palm Beach
Local employment office lists 289 eager graduates
The notice profiles 289 bright eyed workers ready to fill vacancies in local establishments. It urges employers to give them a chance, noting they have no bad work habits to unlearn. For details contact Mr Woodall or Miss Sentiff at the employment office, 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodall
Miss Sentiff
Alabama hearing on disbarment bill features senator Newton
State Sen. Reuben Newton of Jasper testified before the House Constitution and Elections Committee amid emotional remarks about his five year suspension for unethical conduct. The committee adjourned without voting and planned closed-door consideration of the disbarment bill. The Alabama Bar Association suspended Newton last June 18. the panel weighed lawyers’ right to jury trial in disbarment cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee -Alabama
House Constitution and Elections Committee
Reuben Newton
Jasper
United States
House Committee
Board of Compissioners
Alabama
Asgn
Newton
Big Three plan Geneva start amid cautious diplomacy
Macmillan says a Geneva session could open a new phase for talks with the Soviet bloc and pressures for possible expansion of freedom. Adenauer joins the Big Three in Boston ahead of a San Francisco gathering with Molotov as security tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Macmillan
Dulles
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Boston
San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
State records nearly 19000 old age aid bids under new plan
In Montgomery the Welfare Department reports about 12 000 old age assistance applications pending clearance as new liberal policies boost entries. May welfare payments total 96813 with 66074 for old age. 8573 applications approved in May across all categories. Changes include repeal of the relative law, higher asset limits, and expanded budget standards boosting eligibility and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J. 8. Snoddy
Welfare Department
Snoddy
Snody
Market summary notes corn prices and gains
Markets show a rise of over four percent. No 2 yellow ear corn sells at 1.40 per bushel and No 2 white ear corn also at 1.40.
North Alabama Market Steady Despite Dealing Slump
North Alabama markets show steady offerings amid a cautious trading atmosphere. AP reports indicate dealers maintain supply with limited gains as buyers await clearer pricing signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
North Alabama
Deilas
Neileaenel
Birmingham market update signals steady supplies and pricing
Birmingham reports indicate adequate supplies and stable prices amid steady market conditions. Officials note no shortages and steady demand across commodities, with traders watching minor fluctuations in key staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Aps
Ste
Irmingham
Nashville Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
In Nashville cattle markets, calves and weaners show steady ranges with late arrivals at 200 to 240 pounds. Utility and canner classes vary from 7.00 to 13.00 with some 14.75 for odd bulls, while good to prime beef shows around 23.00 and ewes hold at about 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Births Update From Decatur and Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices lists new sons and daughters born to families across Decatur area towns. Names include Tucker Albright Davis Vickers Bramlett Johnson Crow Carter Segars with births recorded at Decatur General Athens Limestone Hart selle Hartselle Hospital and Block Clinic. June dates noted for several births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Tucker
2Nd Ave
Decatur General Hospital
Norman Albright
Lth
Ave
Billy Davis
Rogersville 3
Athens Limestone Hospital
James Vickers
Tanner
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Joe Bramlett
Hartselle
Block Clinic
Tommy Johnson
Hartselle Hospital
Zemon Crow
Danville
Stanley Carter
West Moulton Street
Decatur
Block
Harvey Segars
Mars Water Misconception Replaced by New Data
Early telescopic observers believed dark Martian regions held water. Later measurements show no large bodies of liquid water on Mars, reshaping ideas about its surface and geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
For Sale and Wanted: Rooms and Furnished Apartment Ad
Classified notice combines multiple ads including a five room house for sale with garage and barn near Hartselle, a request for a 15 to 20 cubic foot deep freeze, an upstairs furnished five room apartment for adults, and a bold employment pitch offering rapid promotion starting at five dollars per year. Contact details and addresses listed.
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Gulf Coasts
Jeff Morrow
Faith Domergue
Clifton Webb
Dorothy McGuire
Man
Beverly
Ens
Mineco
Giles Transfer Co
Church St
Grady Shaw
Jack Mueller
Frank Denilon
Tuscumbia
National Association of Cost Accountants
Waldorf- Astoria Tine
Shaw
Mueller
Denilon
Tommy Holland
Tommy, Mark
Bob
Dan Road
Henry Turner
Miami
Turner Hosch
Morgan County Missionary Baptist Association
New Salem Church
Te County
Hee County
D. F. Hickman
Mobile
Beech Street
Church of Christ
16Th Ave
Kyle McWhorter
Folsom
Big
Decatur Markets
Glidden
Pac
Acme Steel
Alleg
Fewn Am
T&t Am Smelt
Loew's Am Viscose
Lou & Nash
Anne Cop
Lonsan Chem
Armst Ck
Fie Nat Cyt Gas
Babcock
Balt & Ohio
Newt Ind Wye Nor & West
But Bros Calumet & H
Cater Trac Radio Cp Celanese
Republic Sd
Ches & Ohio
Rey Tob Coca Cola
St Regis
Cruc Sit
Oh NS
Stude Pack
du Pont East Airi Erie RR
UN Bag & P
Fim
Warner
West
Sparkman St
Gordon Drive
CIA
Diatron
Walgreen
Seins
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