Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment selects Montgomery for next year
About 1000 attendees at the 32nd Alabama VFW encampment close three days of meetings. Alabama commander Benny Dean of Gadsden and Mrs. Iie Estes of Brookside are elected leaders of the VFW and its Ladies Auxiliary. Other top officers include Cecil Warren of Andalusia and Franklin McCarty of Russellville with Rev. A J Tingley as chaplain and Huey J Ford as adjutant quartermaster.
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Birmingham
Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars
Montgomery
Benny Dean
Gadsden
Alabama
Iie Estes
Brookside
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Dean
Cecil Warren
Andalusia
Franklin McCarty
Russellville
A. J. Tingley
Athens
Huey J. Ford
Estes
Geneva Thurman
Sheffield
Pauline Hamilton
Cullman
Betty ‘Royster
Lineville
Sara Carroll
Town Creek Welcomes Navy Couple and Relatives
U S Navy Chief Charles Houston wife and two sons from Norfolk visit Town Creek kin. They attend luncheons and a dinner party in Town Creek and Sardis Mississippi. Family and friends from Decatur Montgomery Atlanta Florence Town Creek Sheffield join the reunion at Wheeler Dam.
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Town Creek
U. S. Navy
Charles Houston
Charles and
Moore
Norfolk
Houston
Lila Houston
Hollis Green
Courtland
Houstons
Sardis
Miss
Riley Moore
Supreme Court Faces Civil Rights Tests in New Term
The nine justices in the latest session issued landmark rulings on civil rights and federal power while sidestepping a key segregation question about intra state bus desegregation. The court limited denaturalization to require good cause and limited Eisenhower security reforms to non sensitive jobs while upholding the 1954 immunity law. It also held sedition against the United States is prosecutable only federally.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Eisenhower
United States
Couple from Town Creek Hosts Friends in Weekend Visit
Mrs. Claude Lansdell of Town Creek welcomed friends who have lived in Chicago since their December marriage. They spent the past weekend in Town Creek and do not plan to return to Chicago.
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Chicago
Town Creek
Town Creek Families Vacation Abroad and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs S 4 Town Creek visited son Jam in Opp Alabama then traveled to Florida for a short stay Clyde Lansdell and Earl Lansdell from Town Creek spent weeks in Ontario Canada Mrs Robert Lee formerly of Town Creek with sister Pluma Brackin in Town Creek Mr and Mrs W J Terry Town Silbet Waar
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Betty Painter
Sheffield
Don Painter
Town Creek
Seat Eyes
Jimmy McCormack
Clyde and
Earl Lansdell
Ontario
Canada
Robert Lee
Hamilton
Ohio
Pluma Brackin
Oxygen and the premature infant paradox
The article discusses the medical dilemma of oxygen use for premature babies. It notes the 1942 first reports of potential oxygen harm, the risk of retrolental fibroplasia, and the balance doctors face between saving lives and avoiding eye injury. It highlights the global uptake and the need for careful oxygen management to prevent both blindness and respiratory failure.
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Hobson
Israel Faces Leadership Split As Sharett Resigns
Israel moved toward a leadership split as Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett announced his resignation amid a rift with Prime Minister Ben-Gurion over Arab policy. Golda Meir was named to succeed Sharett, with Mordechai Namir chosen as labor federation secretary.
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Sharett
Israel
Mapai
Democratic Labor
David Ben-Gurion
Zionist Movement
Ben-Gurion
Golda Myerson
Milwaukee
Mordechai Namir
Labor Federation
Labor
Supreme Court limits state sedition laws and labor case reach
The Supreme Court ruled states cannot block peaceful picketing by labor unions whose officials refuse non Communist affidavits. It ordered states to provide means for appeals by the poor in criminal convictions but not free trial transcripts. It also struck down right to work rules for railway unions and questioned government property tax applicability.
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Supreme Court
New Lieutenant Jones Receives U S Air Force Commission
Homer Lee Jones son of Mr and Mrs J L Jones of Hartselle received his commission as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force on June 15. A Lackland A F B graduation review and exercise awarded 125 officer candidates commissions with Brigadier General Stillman as speaker. Jones, a 1948 Danville High School graduate, has served in the Far East and will attend the Air Traffic Controller School at Will Rogers Field after Lackland.
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Homer Lee Jones
J. L. Jones
Hartselle
United States Air Force
United State Air Force Officer Candidate School
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Stillman
Usaf Academy
Jones
Danville High School
Air Force
Far East
Will Rogers Field
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lackland
Annual Self Reunion Held at Stringer Church
Annual Self family reunion was held at Stringer Church in Lawrence Cove, thirteen miles east of the area, gathering relatives for any fellowship and shared memories during the year.
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Stringer Church
Lawrence Cove
Nebrig Plumbing Co. Ad Highlights Quality Service
For quality in plumbing and heating Nebrig Plumbing Co. promotes their services. Otte Nebrig is named with a phone number 454 and box 223 as contact details for inquiries and estimates.
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Nebrig Plumbing CO
Otte Nebrig
Washington Senator Calls Foreign Aid a Clumsy Patchwork
Sen. Jackson of Washington denounces the U.S. foreign aid program as a clumsy patchwork and calls for a full study. He urges reappraisal of military and economic aid, noting lost friends and suspicion of American motives, as Senate debate continues over funding and policy.
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Washington
U.S
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Announce New Way To Shrink Painful Piles
A new treatment announces relief for painful piles with a topical ointment. Early reports claim substantial reduction of symptoms and broad availability.
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