USW and Big Three Resume Steel Contract Talks
United Steelworkers resume joint talks with U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic after two days of individual negotiations. The union warns of a 450000 worker shutdown if no settlement by June 30, following a breakdown of talks and a renewed push for full joint sessions led by President David J McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
David J. McDonald
Bach
McDonald
Limestone Sale Set For July 10
Limestone sale scheduled for July 10 will auction all hogs veal calves and fat cattle in the morning. Producers urged to bring only baby beeves and fat cattle. Bailey noted only association members may sell cattle at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Tee
Bailey
Sunset Showings and Film Listings at Ritz Theaters
The page lists showtimes for various films including Drugnet and Sunset Prize of Gold at prime times, with multiple titles such as Tap Roots and Red Sundown. It notes theater names and age-related entries for some screenings and abbreviations indicating schedules and venues.
Debate Opens on Defense Fund Increase in Senate
Washington Democrats push a major Air Force funding increase as the Senate opens debate on a billion dollar peacetime defense boost. Key figures include Johnson of Texas backing the full increase and Bridges of New Hampshire opposing, while three Democrats and three Republicans join in committee support or opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Iyadon BJ Johnson
Texas
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Johnson
of Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
House
Byrd
Blcender
Louisiana
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Young
North Dakota
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Dulles Split With Pineau On East West Talks And Germany
The report notes disagreement on Soviet policy after Khrushchev’s ouster and Dulles favoring cautious study of items, while Pineau called for stronger moves. Dulles also aligned with Adenauer on German unification as a test of Russia’s intentions and backed joint Western arms aid to Israel amid rising Arab tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Pineau
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Israel
Britain
France
U.S
City employee fined for false payroll cashing
Curry Fuqua, a Negro employee in the city street department, was fined 103 dollars in city recorder's court this morning for cashing two payroll checks for a single week of work. He remains in city jail and will serve 103 days in the city sanitary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Fuqua
City Street’ Department
City Recorder’s
City Sanitary Department
Hospitals Athens Limestone Hospital Birth Notices
Mrs J E Horton Jr and baby girl Madison. Mrs Marshall Meals and baby girl Athens. Hoyt Martin Athens referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Issals
Ted Downs
Tanner
J. E. Horton Jr
Madison
Marshall Meals
Athens
Hoyt Martin
Lawrence County Hospital Dismissals List
Dismissals announced for Wayne Smith of Mt Hope Harold Fretwell of Moulton and Charlie Blankenship of Town Creek at Lawrence County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Hospital
Wayne Smith
Mt. Hope
Harold Fretwell
Moulton
Charlie Blankenship
Town Creek
Obituary Notices From Decatur General Hospital List
A list from Decatur General Hospital includes Julia Levin 625 E Moulton Mrs Thomas Henderson month Wendell Bentley 615 Memorial Drive Oakley Garner 1418 Beech George Collins Trinity William Ave SE Harold Weaver 1415 Grant St Davis Callahan Hartselle Mrs John Shelton Falkville Hattie Pruitt 108 Cedar St Veazey 2026 Woodland Ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henderson
Wendell Bentley
Memorial Drive
Oakley Garner
George Collins
Trinity
William Ave
Harold Weaver
Grant St
Davis Callahan
Hartselle
John Shelton
Falkville
Hattie Pruitt
Cedar St
Ee Veazey
Woodland Ve
Hospital Admissions List Includes Randolph Johnson
Decatur and surrounding areas report hospital admissions with Randolph Johnson of Decatur credited among recent patients. Also listed are Robert Baker from Falkville and Mrs. Billy Campbell residing at 413 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank ST. Hospital
Randolph Johnson
Decatur
Robert Baker
Falkville
Billy Campbell
9Th Ave
Local Names and Addresses Listed in Clinic Record
A list of individuals and their addresses appears, including Willie South of Hillsboro, Mrs. 0. F. Blankenship from Somerville, Mrs. Marshall Bracken, W. W. Foster at 409 LaFayette Street, Joe Wade at 814 18th Avenue SE, Mrs. Emmett Smith of 5025 North 74th Street in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissions
W. W. Foster
LaFayette St
Joe Wade
18Th Ave
Emmett Smith
74Th St
Birmingham
Birth of daughter for Mr and Mrs Standridge
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William L Standridge at General Hospital. The couple reside at 824 7th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Standridge
7Th Ave
General Hospital
Pth. Ave
W. Phorfe
Four Morgan Men To Enter Service
Four Morgan County men will leave Decatur July 10 for induction into the U S Army according to Mrs LaDessa Nash clerk of Local Board 52 U S Selective Service Alabama is furnishing 300 men in July and Mrs Nash said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Decatur
U. S. Army
LaDessa Nash
U. S. Selective Service
Alabama
Miller says he will marry Marilyn Monroe before July 13
Playwright Arthur Miller told reporters during a House hearing today that he plans to wed film star Marilyn Monroe before July 13. He said they had not fixed a date due to his busy schedule and noted Monroe departs for London July 13 to film, possibly as Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
House Committee On un-American Activities
Miss Monroe
London
Cap
Bayer
Waantak Wekeo
Monroe
New York Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Réno
Mary Grace Slattery
New York
University of Michigan
Leary declines Senate post in Kentucky party split
Joseph J. Leary, 49, Democratic leader, turned down the U S Senate appointment from Gov. A B Chandler. He cited a desire to heal party rifts as Kentucky Democrats split between Chandler and the Clements Wetherby faction. Wetherby was named the party nominee for the unexpired Barkley term, with Chandler aiming to fill the seat soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
U.S. Senate
Kentucky
Manabe
Joseph J. Leary
Senate
A. B. Chandler
Leary
Chandler
Earle C. Clements
Democratic Party
Clements
Lawrence Wetherby
Democratic State Central Committee
Wetherby
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
U S Polio Cases Increase Slightly in Week
Washington report shows 180 new polio cases last week, only four more than the prior week. Public Health Service noted smaller rise for the season and declined to comment on vaccine use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service Today
Cr Nests
Safety Groups Call For July 4 Crackdown
CHICAGO Two leading traffic safety groups urge a nationwide crackdown to reduce traffic deaths during the July 4 holiday. The National Safety Council and the International Association of Chiefs of Police back a short term enforcement push to lower the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
The
International Assn. of Chiefs
Rebels Retaliate Against French in Algeria Ambushes
Nationalist guerrillas claimed heavy tolls on French forces in multiple ambushes near Sidi Bel Abbes Ain Chair and Ain Temouchent area. French casualties included 10 legionnaires killed and seven wounded in early fighting. Rebel losses were reported at four dead. An Algiers raid killed four attackers and wounded eleven. French forces reported further clashes near Aumal with two rebels killed and air and artillery strikes against hidden rebels.
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Algiers
Guerrilas
Ereseagieas
Sidi
Bel Abbes
Ete Legion
Orly
Ain Chair
Aumal
Dem Ballot Declaration in Primary Election
The text references a rule about names printed on the Democratic ballot in a Primary Election and eligibility tied to voting Republican, independent, or other party tickets in the November 1952 or November 1954 general elections. It indicates how eligibility may depend on past voting tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Monday Likely Date For Next Strike Parley
Monday appeared to be shaping up as a potential date for the next strike parley. AFL-CIO's union leadership walked out Tuesday morning and has picketed the local plant since then. The union seeks voluntary contract expiration terms, which the company opposes. No definite conference date set. federal conciliators indicate weekly paychecks will be mailed and reach workers by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaping Corp
Aavaien
Afl-Cio
Federal Conciliators
Rites Friday at Mt. Carmel for Miss Janie Tribble
Funeral services for 85 year old Janie Tribble are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Church of Christ with Tonis Davis officiating. She died this morning at 6 40 at her niece’s home in Athens. She was daughter of W W and Ophe Tribble long time Athens residents. A number of relatives and 21 nephews are listed as survivors. Interment follows at Mt. Carmel.
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Athens
Janie Tribble
Mt. Carmel Church of Christ
Tonis Davis
Miss Tribble
George Rudder
W. W
Ophie Tribble
George Athens
Church of Christ
Phews
British Soldier Shot In Cyprus Ambush In Larnaca
NICOSIA Cyprus a British soldier was shot in Larnaca in bright sun as his armoured vehicle passed through the town Ambush described as the initial report raises the death toll of British servicemen to 40 since the EOKA campaign began last April. In addition 20 soldiers died in a forest fire while in the Troodos area during searches for EOKA leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
EOKA
Trosdos
Market notes on calf hog and hog prices
Market report shows calves at 58 to 60 cents per pound for choice to feeder, utility and commercial at 16.00, hogs 190 to 240 pounds bid to 15.00 to 15.59 per hundredweight, reflecting butcher demand.
Moderate stock gains trim the market across sectors
The New York market posted modest advances with pivotal issues edging up fractions near a point. General Motors held firm while Chrysler rose about a point and Panhandle Oil traded 15,000 shares at 16 percent, with Texas Co. Sinclair and Royal Dutch also higher.
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New York
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Panhandle Oil
Texas. Co
Sinclair
Royal Dutch
U.S. Steel
Ford
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Poultry Farming Data From Farms and Tobacco Plants
The report notes poultry at farms and fryers with supply and demand details. It lists plant numbers and light to heavy usage by type, emphasizing limited reports on heavy types and moderate to light use across farms and tobaccos.
Egg market report shows few wholesale sales in Birmingham
In Birmingham the egg market on wholesale grades had too few sales to report. Market activity was sparse with buyers and sellers not concluding trades.
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Birmingham
Livestock Prices and Trade Report From Nashville
AP dispatch from Nashville notes cattle and hog trading with weak odds and ends. Lead steers and heifers mostly 9.00-11.00, canner cows 7.50-10.00, stockers around 10.00, alers steady. hogs 25-50 lower later, 400 early sales, prices mixed.
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Nashville
Decatur Council Passes One Paving Ordinance
In an adjourned meeting the Decatur city council approved Olive Street paving from 16th to 18th Avenues and from 18th to 19th Avenues. They declined paving 10th Avenue NE from Moulton Street to Church Street and 10th Street SE from 9th to 10th Avenue for now. Objections were raised Monday night. The council also cut assessments on 600 to 700 feet of Somerville Road near North Avenue by one dollar per foot, totaling just over three dollars per foot for affected residents.
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Decatur City
Olive St
18Th
19Th
10Th Ave
Moulton St
Church St
10Th St
Somerville Rd
North Ave
Dulles on Khrushchev and the future of liberalism
Dulles argues Khrushchev exposes how the Soviet system guards against Stalin era abuses. He urges Western nations to strengthen alliances amid Russian arms advances and hopes internal Soviet reforms may preserve freedom and spur a worldwide liberal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Khrushchev
Stalin
Soviet Union
Powell amendment Hope Fades as Bill Proceeds
The sentiment for the Powell amendment cooled yet hope remained for a majority to sidetrack the amendment to pass the measure. The legislation would provide federal school construction grants totaling 400 million dollars yearly for four years and create a revolving fund not exceeding 750 million dollars to buy local school bonds if markets cannot absorb them at reasonable rates.
All-Day Singing at Friendship Baptist Church
An all day singing is scheduled Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church three miles south of Danville and about 12 miles west of Falkville. Dinner will be served at noon. Singers and listeners are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Danville
Falkville
Domestic scheduled airline operation reaches high passenger miles
The report notes that domestic scheduled air service achieved a record total of passenger miles, highlighting extensive travel activity across major routes and hubs. Data figures indicate strong growth in passenger usage and network coverage.
Local listing fragment notes utility and goods pricing
A fragment notes a time window 20.00 to 21.00 and mentions utility and medium quality goods with a price reference 60. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear entities or context.
Lodge vows protest if UN spy charge proves true
Ex U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr says he will protest to the UN if a Soviet refugee’s charges are borne out that a UN employee pressured him to become a spy. The accuser, Miao Shapovalov, second secretary of the Soviet mission, claimed pressure on campus and linked to Sobolev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U.N
U.S
Miao Shapovalov
Petukhov
The
Shapovalov
Lndge
United States
Secretariat
Washington
Plin
Gneral
Arkady A. Sobolev
Shatov
American Committee For Liberation of Bolshevism
U. N
Columbia
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Dag Hammarkskjol
Local Weather Notes Rain Returns Across County
Summer ty reports heavy rainfall mainly last night with thunder showers over the past few days. Pinkston notes the wet spell ideal for boll weevil and other insects while pastures and corn suffer from dry spells in recent weeks.
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Pinkston
Heat waves push temperatures to near record highs
The region experienced hot and humid conditions with afternoon readings reaching into the 90s and up to 100 in parts of the Southwest and Plains. Warming extended from the eastern Lakes region toward New England as a modest cooling trend remained unlikely.
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USW
Big Three
Ante ‘Baxter
Jack Webb
Richard Widmark
van Hel Ma
Susan Hayward
Paeed
Rory
Martha Hyer
Sing Toll
Cullman Lions Club
Guy Walker
Decatur Lions Club
Walker
Harold Freeman
J. L. Below
Powell
Toyight
T. L. Hark Re Rewhl
Jary
Chester Freeman
Arthur Apel
Presid Twister
Clyde Glasscock
Decatur General Hospital
Julia Levin
E. Moulton
Morgan
Marilyn
U. S
Algeria
Mt. Carmel
Charles Parker
Decatur Public Housing Authority
John Terry
East Acres
Terry
T&t
Armst Ck
Atchison
Balt & Ohio
Penney (Jc
Nor & West Fon Burl Ind
Calum & H
Ches & Chie Colg Palmery
Sears Roeb
du Pont East Air , Texas Co
P&l
Warner Pic Gen Facts Us Tel
Gen Mills
Gen
Council
Friendship
Ieese
Bae Oe
Chevrolet
Melvin Blackwood
Martin's
Danyitle Rd
Ko Holt
TB Sanatorium
Enced
Moore's Barber Shop
Cally
Billy Little
Austin St
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