Airline President To Speak Before Rotary Club
Frank W. Hulse, president of Southern Airways, Inc., will address the Decatur Rotary Club at its noon meeting at the Lyons Hotel in North Augusta, South Carolina. Hulse, a former Decatur resident and Georgia Tech graduate, has held aviation roles since 1927 and has led Southern Airways since 1949.
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Rotary Club
Frank W. Hulse
Southern Airways, Inc
Decatur
Decatur Rotary Club
Monte
Lyons
North Augusta
S.C
Hulse
Augusta
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Tech
Delta Air Lines
Southern Airways
Bainbridge
Air Force
St. Lourie’s Episcopal Church
Birmingham
The
Aeronautical Training Society
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
National Aviation Trades Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Cullman Civitan Club hears on savings bond sales
Cullman attorney Robert A. Sapp, chairman of the county Savings Bond program, spoke at the Cullman Civitan Club meeting at All Steak Cafe. He noted the bond program involves local committee members including Oscar Dunlap and W. W. Newman and urged citizens to buy savings bonds as a sign of faith in America.
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Cullman
Robert A. Sapp
Cullman County
Cullman Civitan Club
All Steak Cafe
Oscar Dunlap
Leeth Bank
Teremo Ofi Bank
W. W. Newman
Parker Bank
Sapp
Sena 2.22 cast decrease in Un States between 1953 and
The note reports a decline in Sena 2.22 cast in the United States during the period from 1953 to an unspecified end year. It highlights shifts in production or popularity affecting the ensemble count and mentions related industry factors.
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Sena
Limestone Salary Bill To Governor For Signature
A bill to raise salaries for seven clerks and four deputy sheriffs in Limestone County offices has passed the legislature and awaits the governor. Clerks see $25 to $50 increases while deputies rise to 3000 dollars annually. Rep. J. M. Dement sponsored the measure, noting the need for higher pay to attract capable staff.
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Athens
Limestone County
Limestone
J. M. Dement
Dement
Thieves Hit Athens Garment Co. Plant
Athens police investigate a break in at 208 N Marion Athens Garment Co. entry via back window. Stolen items include a brace car pen ter plane air drill two machine hammers hack saw and anvil. No money missing nor arrests made. Theft found Friday morning.
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Athens
Athens Garment Co
Marion
Transportation officials attend Alabama conference on school buses
Supt Lester Wooten Asst Supt Oscar Napps and county shop foreman James Berry join Joe Beams Frank Madry Glenn Shirley and others at the 14th annual conference and workshop for county school transportation personnel at the University of Alabama. The aims are to improve safe pupil transportation, distribute materials on safety and efficiency, integrate transportation into education, and promote uniform practices in the area.
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Lester Wooten
Oscar Napps
Joe Beams
James Berry
Frank Madry
Glenn Shirley
University of Alabama
GOPer Claims Dens Hoard Bombshells In Congress
Senator Cotton accuses Democrats of storing legislative bombshells for the 1956 election year session. He cites stalled aid to school construction and military transportation programs as examples. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson says no next session plans and aims for July 31 adjournment.
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Washington
Sen
Cotton
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
New Hampshire
Negro Youth Fined For Petit Larceny
A 19 year old Negro was fined $50 and $3 costs in police court Saturday on a petit larceny charge. Charles Edward Carter admitted taking a Philco table radio from Mary Abernathy at 917 West Wilson Street and also a .22 rifle from another person, according to the police chief.
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Recorder’s Court
Charles Edward Carter
Philco
Mary Abernathy
W. Wilson Sr
Senate voices split over race policy and farm issues
Cotton warned that the party faces a split over racial segregation and farm price supports. He claimed leaders hide bombshells like Taft-Hartley revisions to drop next year before the election, criticizing calm talk as phony and noting senators seem unusually reasonable.
Fender Benders Prompt Police Check After 1949 1951 Crashes
Police report details a collision at West Vine and McCartney Street at 2 p m yesterday involving a 1949 Chevrolet and a 1951 Chevrolet half ton pickup. Vehicles damaged include a 1951 Chevy and a 1949 Ford with multiple drivers named from Hillsboro Decatur and Madison precincts. Sgt J T Broadrick investigated.
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West Vine
McCartney St
William Lorain
Hillsboro
Ee Moore, Jr
Madison
Broadrick
Robbins
Ford
James Earl Reed
Decatur
Richard Love
J. T. Broadrick
Radio and rifle recovered in Whitmire case
Sgt. J. T. Broadrick and officer Tommy Robbins investigated the case as authorities recovered both the radio and the rifle connected to Lice J. B. Whitmire.
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Lice
J. B. Whitmire
Sgt
J. T. Broadrick
Tommy Robbins
Demos Seek 200 Million Boost for Jets Defense
Democratic senators plan to add 200 million dollars to Eisenhower defense jet fighter funds. The move targets speedier B 52 bomber production as part of a 31 5 billion defense appropriations bill pending in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Mondayington
D-Mo
Air Force
Defense Department
Sena
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Cullman Civitans
FNS
Aik
United States
Goper
Portance
General Motors
Imperial
America
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