Posey Horton Bond Raised in Murder Case
Posey Horton, charged with murder in Arthur Stewart's death, had bond increased to 4500 after indictment by the June grand jury. He was previously free on 3500. The alleged killing occurred at 1407 Summer Ave on March 31. Mrs. John W. Leake and son from Louisville and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of Columbia are due to visit Judge and Mrs. W. H. Long this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Horton
Arthur Stewart
Horton
Art
Summer Ave
John W. Leake
Jack
Louisville
Thomas Fleming
Columbia, Tenn
W. H. Long
Decatur 3
Hagerty refutes Pearson on Adams and Goldfine evidence
Hagerty labels Pearson statements lies regarding Adams using an airline credit card from Goldfine related companies. He denies rugs or furniture given to Adams and says he has never met Goldfine, only possibly shaking hands in Boston once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
Pearson
Adams
Goldfine
Washington
Adams congressman disputes amending influence through appointments
The record shows Adams questioning whether any member of Congress has avoided appointing or advocating for constituents with no impact on votes, while a prepared statement was read and testimony offered late in the day. The fragment includes classified sale notices mixed with the hearing text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reap Egg
Adams
Congress
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Willard Burch of Danville Wallace Haley of Decatur Peggy Ann Bolan of Moulton Rayburn Fleming of Mt. Hope Virgie Rhodes and John H. Blaxton of Moulton Ralph Johnson of Birmingham Rev. William M. Wear of Moulton Dismissals list Kenneth Wiley and baby of Moulton W D Kidd of Moulton Charles C Nance of Mr. Hope Donald Little of Hillsboro Richard Frost of Moulton Hubert Blankenship of Town Creek Rayburn Latham of Landersville Cathy Darlene Hill of Danville Hodge Jackson and baby of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Burch
Danville
Wallace Haley
Decatur
Peggy Ann Bolan
Moulton
Rayburn Fleming
Mt. Hope
Virgie C. Rhodes
Moul
John H. Blaxton
Ralph Johnson
Birmingham
William M. Wear
Kenneth Wiley
Baby
W. D. Kidd
Charles C. Nance
Hope
Donald Little
Hillsboro
Richard Frost
Hubert W. Blankenship
Town Creek
Rayburn Latham
Landersville
Cathy Darlene Hill
Hodge Jackson
Abbreviated Notice of Residents and Infants Listed
Clarence Shady Terry Box 72 Trinity Rev Andrew V Faggard Wig gins Miss Mrs Norman Boisvert and infant son 1622 8th Ave S Mrs Walter Spain infant daughter 1401 Grant St SE Mrs Ollie Street and infant son 1408 10th Ave SE Mrs Phillip Porter and infant son 709 7th Ave SE Mrs Annie Fay Jones 614 Mrs Anthony Solari 711 Mrs Daisy Rigel 905 6th Ave SE Arthur H Hargitt 1408 20th Ave SE Mrs A R Coleman 1901 9th St SE Mrs Coy W Madison Sheridan Little Miss Connie Ann Stone 1601 Stratford Rd SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Shady) Terry
Trinity
Andrew V. Faggard
Wiggins
Norman Boisvert
8Th Ave. S
Walter
Spain
Grant St
Ollie Street
10Th Ave
Phillip Porter
7Th Ave
Annie Fay Jones
Anthony Solari
Daisy Rigel
6Th Ave
Arthur H. Hargitt
20Th Ave
A. R. Coleman
9Th St
Coy W. Madison
Sheridan
Connie Ann Stone
Stratford Rd
Local Residents Listed in Election Notice
A collection of resident names and addresses appears, including Mrs. Katie Lewter Ms. John Yates Z D Brock Mrs Johnny Pruett Mrs Margaret Davis James Beam Lorene Pearson James C Rodgers Jr Mrs Charles Weeks Posey Thompson Charles M White M H Widner and others in Decatur Town Creek Moulton Danville Trinity Sheridan Glenaview Carol Lane SE 20th Ave SE 9th Ave SE and P O Boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Lewter
Wilson Ave
John Yates
Box
Town Creek
Z. D. Brock
Prospect 2
Tenn
Johnny Pruett
Moulton
Margaret Davis
Carol Lane
James Beam
Glenaview
Lorene Pearson
Sheridan
James C. Rodgers, Jr
20Th Ave
J. J. Saint
9Th Ave
Charles Weeks
P. O. Box
Decatur
Posey Thompson
Charles M. White
Danville
M. H. Widner
Trinity
Local Residents Named in Decatur Docket
A list of Decatur residents appears with individuals including Master Norman Woodall and Mrs. Laura Tapscott and families such as Mrs. Thelma Fortenberry Mrs. Maggie West Mrs. Gurley Johnson and Mrs. Noble Russell. Also noted are Milton Stewart and Pauline Snader and Vaughn Carthers with addresses in Decatur and Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Stewart
Somerville
Pauline Snader
Vaughn Carthers
Th Ave
Tennis Russell
Wilson Ave
Norman Woodall
Decatur
Laura Tapscott
Thelma Fortenberry
Maggie West
Gurley Johnson
Grant St
Noble Russell
Walnut St
C. E. Basden
Memorial Dr. SW
Harold Blackwood
Locust St
Strike Impact Shrinks Vessels As Union Demands Rise
Negotiators with radio operators on 280 ships report agreement with Tippemenso while the engineers union presses for higher pensions from 100 to 250 dollars monthly, 60 days of paid vacation, bigger wages, and job security, with present pay from 943 to 1052 dollars monthly. The engineers also clash with NMU on another front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Tippemenso
NMU
Adams sworn in as witness for subcommittee hearing
Accompanied by his wife Rachel Adams, he was sworn in at 10 15 a m by subcommittee chairman Oren Harris D Ark The article notes he once gave Goldfine a gold watch and references Gerald D Morgan as President's special counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Ree
Gerald D. Morgan
Adams
Rachel
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Nickel First Isolated as Element in 1751
The article notes that nickel was first isolated as an element in the year 1751, marking a milestone in chemical discovery.
Market Prices Snapshot for Livestock and Grains
Cotton inch middling 4.50. Decatur prices and cord values. Grain: No. 2 Yellow Bar Corn 1. No. 2 Milling Wheat 1.85. Poultry Wheat 1.45. Barley 0.90. Cattle: various weights and classes with steers 25.00-26.50. heifers 24.50-25.00. cows 19.50-20.00. bulls 20.00-22.25. Feeder steers 22.0-25.50. calves 22.00-27.50. Hogs 22.25-18.50 range. sow peak 25 higher. Sheep: lambs 20.00-23.50. ewes 3.00-?. overall mixed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
U.S
U. S
Witnesses describe Townsend assault before shooting at New home
Testimony portrays Rabon Townsend and Gene Townsend drinking at the New residence and approaching Mrs New with a wooden stick before Townsend was shot. Dr Duncan details bullet path as Townsend fled the yard and ran toward a cornfield amid claims of intoxication by several witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Wilson New
Rabon Townsend
Gene Townsend
Raybon Townsend
Rube
Walter C. Duncan
New House
Mrs. New
Hungarian Revolt Leaders Executed and Imprisoned
The nine charged with organizing a plot to overthrow Hungary's government were tried in secret. Nagy and Maleter were among the executed, while Zoltan Tildy and others received prison terms. Nagy, once premier, faced a volatile career influenced by Soviet policy shifts and the 1956 revolt.
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Budapest
Nagy
Maleter
Jeszef Szilagyi
Szilagyi
Miklos
Moscow
Rakosi
Malenkov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Hungary
Canada
New York
Kadar
Romania
Birth announced for Luther Glenn family daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Glenn of 807 4th Ave SE welcome a daughter born Monday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Glenn
4Th Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic
Space agency battle shapes NASA plan Congress to clash
In Washington the Senate and House fight over rival space bill versions to create a civilian space agency. The Senate backed a seven member policy board including state and defense secretaries and top NASA official. The House favored a single director advisory approach and will seek a conference to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
John W. Blair Dies At 85 In Decatur Home
John William Blair 85 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Erskine M Chenault 633 Sherman St SE today about 745 am. He lived in Nashville until 1954 when illness led to retirement and spent much time in Decatur with his son in law and daughter. Services set for Brown Funeral Home Decatur Wednesday at 11 am with Rev A B Van Arsdale officiating. Graveside in Nashville Mt Olivet at 3 pm CST Brown directing. No flowers. He leaves one daughter in Decatur and a granddaughter Eleanor Chenault in the area.
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John William Blair
Erskine M. Chenault
Sherman St
Blair
Nashville
Decatur
Brown Funeral Home
A. B. van Arsdale
Mt. Olivet
Brown
Eleanor Chenault
Cyprus Crises Test New Plan Amid Greek Turkish Tensions
British mediation on Cyprus faces hard choices as Greek Cypriots resist a plan seen as insufficient while Turkey escalates its stance for partition. An informant near Athens warns Athens may reject the proposal, arguing it does not go far enough, as Cyprus frays along ethnic lines involving Greeks and Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Cyprus
Britain
Athens
Turkey
Mrs. Minnie Reynolds Dies at 79 in Cullman
Minnie Sue Reynolds 79 of Cullman died at home Sunday at 5 p.m. Funeral services were held today at Moss-Service Funeral Home Chapel with burial in City Cemetery. She is survived by three brothers W. C Tom and Claude Bright a sister Mrs L L Eddleman son John C Reynolds and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Minnie Sue Reynolds
Moss-Service Funeral Home Chapel
City Cemetery
Moss-Service
W. C
Tom
Claude Bright
L. L. Eddleman
John C. Reynolds
Mrs. Gertrude Gibbs Succumbs In Cullman
Mrs. Gertrude Hill Gibbs 42 of Cullman died Monday night at Cullman County Hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at First Methodist Church, with burial in City Cemetery. Mass Service Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include husband Hugh Gibbs son W H Gibbs Jr and grandfather Andy Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Gertrude Hill Gibbs
Cullman County Hospital
First Methodist Church
City Cemetery
Mass Service Funeral Home
W.H. Curl
Hugh Gibbs
W. H. Hill
W. H. Gibbs, Jr
Andy Hill
Riots in Nicosia and Cyprus bring deaths and curfews
Two Turks were killed during a week of rioting by Turks in Nicosia and other Cyprus cities. Authorities imposed near constant curfews, ending with a tense uneasy peace across the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Businessmen Reject Desirable Inflation in Senate Study
A group of trade and business leaders told the Senate Finance Committee that creeping inflation is not desirable and harms wage earners and savers. They cautioned against policy aimed at maintaining full employment if it fuels inflation, offering varied views on how to balance price stability and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trade and Business Association
Gray Insurance
William T. Fairey
The
Assn
American Railroads
Fairey
Senate Finance Committee
Tom Pickett
National Coal Assn
Milton Lightner
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
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Gecature
Don Witcher Erst
S.E
Huntsville
Grill Ust
Somerville Rd
Per- Co
Elgin
Shehaon
Lawrence County Hospital
Decatur General Hospital
Bank Street Hospital
Dagen
Is Undertaking
United States
John W. Blair
Gertrude Gibbs
Europe
England
Holland
Switzerland
France
Decatur Daily
AIR France
Round Trip
Brussels
Belgium
Mrs. Guin Holland
Decatur, Asa
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