Two Black Men Charged in Mobile Rape Case
In Prichard Alabama two Black men Arthur Lott 21 Mobile and Willie Seals 24 Prichard were charged with raping a 24 year old white woman after an incident last Monday They were held without bond in Mobile jail Lott signed a statement naming Seals as accomplice and described pulling the woman from a phone booth and assaulting her near a churchyard with a theft of about 4 dollars noted by a doctor as causing injuries.
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Prichard
Ala
Arthur Lott
Mobile
Willie Seals
Carl M. Booth
Cecil M. Rambo
Lott
Seals
Rambo
Sears
House panel’s tepid probe on Adams Goldfine ties
The House subcommittee’s inquiry into Sher man Adams and Bernard Goldfine is described as mild and shallow. It notes Adams charged hotel stays at Goldfine’s expense including Boston and New York, plus a silk vicuna coat and an oriental rug, with limited questioning by most members.
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Washington
House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Capitol Hill
Adams
Subcommittee
Goldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Plymouth
Mass
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Congressional
Goldfine Vicuna
Robert W. Lishman
Hagerty
New York Post
Macy’s
Waldorf-Astoria
Lishman
Rep
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Truck Crash Sprinkles Chickens. One Hurt in Cullman
A heavy truck rolled over on Highway 31 about 2.5 miles south of Cullman at 6 15 last night injuring one person slightly and causing 15 000 to 20 000 dollars in damages. Leroy Mason of Cullman drove the northbound truck after loading 350 cases of chickens. 75 percent were saved. Gordon Coney of Hanceville owned the birds.
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Cullman
Highway 31
Here
Leroy Mason
Gordon Coney
Hanceville
District Sends Eleven Draftees to Montgomery
Eleven men from Morgan Cullman Lawrence and Limestone Counties report to Montgomery on July 29 for army induction. Cullman provides four, Morgan three, Lawrence two, Limestone two. Draftees include William Louis Bartlett Somerville 2 David Ray Hawkins Somerville 1 and Howell Joyan Mason Somerville 1. Troy Leon May Decatur 2, a volunteer, will go with induction. Alabama’s July call totals 319 versus 337 in June. National July quota remains 10 000 men, same as June.
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Morgan
Cullman
Lawrence
Limestone
Montgomery
William Louis Bartlett
Somerville
David Ray Hawkins
Howell Joyan Mason
Troy Leon May
Decatur
Alabama
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 early chemistry. It references historical context around its discovery and naming.
Soviets Move to Top U.S. Farm Output
The Soviet Central Committee announced a new pricing system for collective farms aimed at boosting efficiency and competition. It ends some fixed-price deliveries and the payment-in-kind system while keeping quotas to the state, with two leaders promoted to Presidium alternates.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party Today
Khrushchev
U.S
Central Committee
Russia
N.V. Podgorny
Ukraiian Communist Party
D. S. Poliansky
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Podgorny
Poliansky
Stalin
United States
Neck Pains and Subluxations Explained by Dr Pitts
Public service article by Dr Judson Pitts from 916 6th Ave SE El 3 5805 explains neck pain as often caused by a cervical vertebra misplacement. The piece links base of skull subluxations to headaches indigestion constipation and other body disorders due to spinal cord nerve involvement and advocates adjustment as the logical remedy.
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Judson Pitts
6Th Ave. S.E
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Uncle Amos
Cheri
Mis
Amos
Sheriffi
Twin Forks
Lukey
THE
James Hagerty
Presidnt
Webb
Huntsville
Drexel
Philco
Willett
Heritage Lee’s Carpets Superior
Grand Rapids
Tennessee Valley
Bank St
Dial
Fedders
Radio Shack
LaFayette End
Éth Ave. N
Dial EL
U. 5
Harold K. Miles
Doggone
Salt Lake City
Ralph Hafer
U.S.A.G
Erman Watch Dog
J. P. Pitts
J. P. Pierce
Begoodrich
Kelvinator
B.F. Goodrich Company
BrGoodrich
Cor. Lee & Oak Sts
Bfgoodrich
Emmett McClary
Mgr
America
Pontiac
Kennedy Motor Company
Grant St. S.E
Decatur, Ala
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