Three Area Residents Granted Paroles
Three area residents were among 42 parole approvals by the State Pardon Parole Board this week, the largest batch in months. Rejected applications totaled 26. Albert Earlis Bryant of Morgan received 12 years for assault to ravish with a Feb 9 1955, conviction. Willie M. Morris of Morgan got three years for forgery dated May 19 1959. Jessie Swanner of Limestone drew three years for manufacturing liquor on March 11 1959.
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State Pardon Parole Board
Albert Earlis Bryant
Morgan
Willie M. Morris
Jessie Swanner
Limestone
Diquor
Police Lt Kilgore’s Wife Uneasy After Incident
Mrs. Kilgore wife of Police Lt W E Kilgore says she was slightly shocked but not hurt as authorities note a close call. The article mentions production figures and other unrelated classified snippets amid fragmented text from page 1.
Hospital births listed for multiple families in Alabama towns
Ester Noah Dobbs of Joppa and Mrs. William D. Gardner welcome an infant daughter at 1305 South Ave Ath ens. Mrs. E. W. Hampton of Decatur and Miss Cherry Kay Williamson of Columbus report additional births. Other entries include Mrs. James H. Dunkin Cullman Mrs. L. L. Garrison 818 Fourth Ave SE Floyd Daniel Holloway Arab and Jesse J. Pack 1827 Sherman SE.
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Ester Noah Dobbs
Joppa
William D. Gardner
Sth Ave
Athens
E. W. Hampton
7Th
Cherry Kay Williamson
Box
Columbus
James H. Dunkin
Cullman
L. L. Garrison
4Th Ave
Floyd Daniel Holloway
Local residents listed for dismissals and births
Miss Karen Frahn Lois McCarley Essie Thornton Herbert Hughes Fred Jones J A Glover Guy V Thompson infant Margie Patricia Decature June Lyle infant Rhonda Kelly are noted at several addresses including 1807 12th St SE 714 Line St NE 702 Elea nor Dr SW 1209 Grant St SE Trinity 928 Carridale 2121 Spring Ave SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Frahn
12Th
Lois McCarley
Line St. NE
Essie Thornton
Eleanor
Herbert Hughes
Grant St
Fred Jones
Trinity
Guy V. Thompson
Margie Patricia, Decature
June Lyle
Rhonda Kelly
Spring Ave
Bank Street J. R. Raager Trinity 1 a nent fee
A fragment notes a person named J. R. Raager connected to Bank Street and Trinity with reference to a rent or fee. no clear event or date is provided. The readable items suggest local name and place but lack context for full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
J. R. Raager
Trinity
Hillsboro
Lawrence County Admissions Names Listed for Danville and Moulton
A Lawrence County notice lists admissions of Mrs. James O. Long from Danville and Mrs. Nannie Shelton, Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell, Mrs. William Mitchell, and Mrs. Leo Nolan from Moulton.
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Lawrence County Admissions
James O. Long
Danville
Nannie Shelton
Moulton
Lloyd Mitchell
William Mitchell
Leo Nolan
Athens Limestone Elkmont Names in Obscure Notice
Mrs Ya Brand of Elkmont and Mrs Jeanette Glanton of Elkmont identified in a local notice listing residents and associated towns. The brief item records the two names with no further context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Limestone Admissions
Ya Brand
Elkmont
Jeanette Glanton
Local Cullman Directory Snippet Surfaces Notable Residents
A fragmentary list mentions Mrs Seldon Ruehl in Cullman and numerous Cullman area residents such as Mrs Rufus Parker VineMont Mrs Bevie Burt and others with addresses including 201 3rd Ave E Cullman 205 West Main St Cullman and Box 571 Gardendale Also listed are Mrs Andrew Quick Margaret Ann Skinner Mrs Willie Walker and Mrs Elihue Harris with Hart entries and other street references.
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Cullman Admissions
Seldon
Ruehl
Cullman
Rufus F. Parker
Vinemont
Bevie Burt
Frank J
Humpl
3Rd Ave. E
Rodney Sizemore
West Main St
Edwin Carter
Andrew Quick
Margaret Ann Skinner
Willie W. Walker
Sale at Decatur Curb Market Saturday Morning Items Dressed Hens
A curb market sale at Decatur Curb Market First Ave at Grant St runs Saturday from 6 to 11 a.m. featuring dressed hens. Pat Breeding returns from Nashville with hair note quoted. The report also mentions Royal Air Force personnel on leave and hospitalized incident earlier this week.
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Decatur
First Ave
Grant St
Evans
Ben Francis Moore
Henry Moore
Indiana
Royal Air Force
Deaths final rites for Elbert Cobbs at Bethel Church
Elbert Marshall Cobbs 72 of Eva 1 died in a local hospital. Final rites were to be conducted at 2 pm at Bethel Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Mass service to be led by Rev. W. C. Hunt. Survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Marshall Cobbs
Bethel Church
W. C. Hunt
Witow
Funeral for Oral Hale in Cullman at Emeus Church
Funeral services for Oral Tomie Hale age 29 of Cullman 10 were held at 2 pm at Emeus Methodist Church with Mass-Service Funeral Home directing. Hale was a farmer and died Wednesday at 11 15 am in James Jerrell and Earl Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Oral Tomie Hale
Emeus Methodist Church
Mr. Hale
James, Jerrell
Earl Hale
Lovelady Dies in Bessemer General Hospital
Elmer Boyd Lovelady, 28, of 214 16th Street, Bessemer, died Wednesday evening at Bessemer General Hospital. He is survived by his sisters Miss Mozelle Lovelady and Mrs. Bert Morgan. services pending.
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Cullman
Elmer Boyd Lovelady
16Th St
Bessemer
Huslal
Mozelle Lovelady
Bert Morgan
Funeral rites for Mrs Julia Webb at Central Methodist Church
Mrs Julia Webb aged 99 of 912 Std Ave SE will lie in state from 1 to 2 pm and funeral services begin at 2 pm at Central Methodist Church with Rev Wallace W Lovett officiating. Burial will follow at Roselawn Cemetery with Brown directing. Pallbearers include Clyde McRae Knox McRae Nathan Pryor Charles Barrett James Barrett and Fred Hamilton. Body returned to the residence Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Webb
Std Ave
Central Methodist Church
Wallace W. Lovett
Roselawn
Brown
Clyde
Knox McRae
Nathan Pryor
Charles
James Barrett
Fred Hamilton
Local Names Appearing in Cullman Area Notices
Fragmentary listing includes Mrs. Ochis Bagwell of Cullman Mrs. Wilburn S Oden of Falkville Henry D Cullman and Aenea of 104 9th St East with unclear context or actions.
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Ochis Bagwell
Cullman
Wilburn S. Oden
Falkville
Henry D. Cullman
Aenea
St. East
Airport paving and runway projects across Alabama
The Aeronautics Department releases a report detailing 16 airport projects including Ozark paving a 4000 by 80 runway with base finished and paving due this week, Abbeville Newfield with a 2900 by 80 runway, Lanett steel field house hanger final inspection mid June, Tuscaloosa paved parallel taxiway and connecting taxiway with grading done, Fort Payne runway lights in progress, Aliceville Newfield with a 3000 ft sod strip, and work soon starting on Scottsboro Haleyville and Red Bay paved runways with lights installation at Head.
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Montgomery
Aeronautics Dept
Ozark
Abbeville
Newfield
Dueen _ Lanett
Steel
Tuscaloosa
Fort Payne
Aliceville
Scottsboro
Haleyville
Red Bay
McIntosh Plant Faces First Shutdown Strike
Geigy Chemical Corp. McIntosh plant plans its first shutdown since 1952 as 271 members of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union strike notice triggers a stoppage. Workers stay to assist shutdown, expected to finish by Sunday while contract negotiations continue with Sonata.
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McIntosh
Ala
Geigy Chemical Corp
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Sonata
C. Hayward
Satellite Signal Fails on NASA Explorer VII Channel
Washington AP reports Explorer VII satellite launched last October exhibits garbled intelligible information on one of its four channels. Scientists at NASA study the issue and seek remedies as the mission continues.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Widow of Rev. Fred J. Schlosser Remembered
The notice honors the widow of the late Rev. Fred Joseph Schlosser who died in 1955. Brown Funeral Co. announced the obituary details, marking the survivor's memory through a historic family connection.
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Brown Funeral Co
Fred Joseph Schlosser
Markets Report: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Grylot steers 25.50 for high utility and commercial cows 15.50-16.00, commercial bulls 19.00-19.50. Hogs mostly steady with No 2 and 3 200-220 lb barrows and gilts 16.00 and 15.50-15.75 in same grade. Sheep no arrivals. week sales show mixed spring lambs 24.06, good to choice 20.00-23.00, slaughter ewes 2.00-5.00.
Irregular Lively Stock Market Early Afternoon
New York traders noted mixed but lively activity with gains in some specialties and declines in others. The Dow Jones 30 industrials rose 1.26 to 649.53 at noon while the AP 60 average held at 222.7. Industrials and rails gained slightly as government bonds eased and utilities held steady.
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New York
Ford
du Pont
East
Associated Press
Stocks Rise and Fall Across Wide Range of Firms
New York AP lists varied moves as Kaiser climbs 24 percent while Air Reduction slips. other notable shifts include General Mills 61 percent and Delta Air up 23 percent. Lighter gains appear for Anac Cop and Westinghouse Electric, with several names showing double-digit changes across industries.
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New York
Kaiser
Kress Air Reduction
F Glass Allis Chal
Am Air L
Lockh Air Am Can
Lorillard Am Mirser Am Sugar
Co Am T.& T
Masonite Am Tob
Merr Ch & & Anac Cop
Hon Armour
Merck
Minute M Ath C Line
Monsan Ad Refin
Mont Ward
Nat Balt
Proposals Sought for Missile Defense Redstone System
Early July will see submissions invited for proposals on the Redstone missile defense system. Officials outline distinct project goals and evaluation criteria to guide contractor bids and technical approaches.
Local Births Reported in Cullman Area
Mr and Mrs C W Boatright of Hanceville announce a son born June 14 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Sizemore of 305 10th St E Cullman welcome a daughter born June 13 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Speer of 2109 Spring Ave SW report a daughter born Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Diesel ferries have almost wholly replaced the old paddle steamers of England.
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C. W. Boatright
Hanceville
Cullman Hospital
John Sizemore
10Th St. E
Cullman
Robert Speer
Spring Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
England
Silence on U2 held as guiding principle for intelligence
A Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson says the gold en rule in intelligence is silence. The panel endorses restraint in discussing the U2 spy plane case and asserts that secrecy protects operations and national policy.
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Washington
Senate
Subcommittee On National Policy Machinery
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson Group
Atlas Strike Settlement Restores Contract at Testing Sites
A settlement ends the Atlas Strike with the contract reinstated for the period tested by Seintsch at Aece Et 10 days. The agreement covers hourly work and ballistic missile testing at the sites involved.
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Seintsch
Aece
Athens CD meeting to discuss Civil Defense gear
The Limestone County Civil Defense unit will meet at 7 30 tonight at Athens High School. The group consists of about 25 members and will discuss Civil Defense equipment.
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Athens CD
Athens
Limestone County Civil Defense Unit
Athens High School
Firm Here Low On Arsenal Bid
Se Ceeee appears to be the low bidder for the reconstruction of a three story building at Redstone Arsenal to serve as a hospital. The local contracting firm quoted 621 616 dollars. The bid was submitted promptly as part of the procurement process.
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Redstone Arsenal
Incident Report Expected Soon
The incident is under investigation and officials anticipate releasing a formal report in the near term. No further details were provided as the process continues.
Market Notes on Prices and Grade Movements
The report records price ranges and grade shifts with a pattern of demand favoring higher prices. Prices generally stay near four to one with a floor around 80. Bee mediums 267 appear in small grades, while movement remains mostly steady.
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Hatton Ffa
U.S
Woo
Fortrent
Bath
Tion
Lee & Ogden Varie
Ace Roy
Martin's
Paul
Davis, Moulton Sr
Buick
Decatur General
Mrs
Harold Johnson
Jesse J. Pack
1827 Sherman SE
J. A. Glover
Carridale
Leon C. Moore
Gardendale
Meemingham Ave
Oliver F. Burks
Hart
NLY
Yaa Aaa
Sar Gonderbes
Bola Gualee
Pat Breeding
Nashville
Elbert M. Cobbs
Oral T. Hale
Elmer B. Lovelady
Tezzie Schlosser
Tezzie C. Schlosser
Plant
Decetur Markets
Wall Street
Missile Defense Redstone
East End
Atlas
Arsenal
Anderson
Johnston ST
Kayo
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