Court Rules Passport Issuance Subject to Due Process
The Court of Appeals unanimously held that the State Department must follow due process in passport actions. Issuance is not purely political and denial can deprive liberty. the decision sent Max Shachtman’s case back to district court to justify a passport denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
USS. Court of Appeals
State Department
Department
United States
Henry W. Edgerton
Charles Fahy
Secretary of State
Max Shachtman
New York
Independent Socialist League
Shachtman
U.S. District Court
Wilkinson joins Chemstrand Textile Research Division
George D. Wilkinson has joined The Chemstrand Corp. Research and Development Department, working with the textile testing group in the Textile Research Division. A native of Golear England, he studied at HuddersfieldTechnical College and holds the Associate of the Textile Institute diploma. He previously worked with Canadian Celanese and Platt Brothers in England. He resides at 1012 Johnston St Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemstrand
George D. Wilkinson
Chemstrand Corp
Frank J. Soday
Wilkinson
Golear
Yorkshire
England
Huddersfield Technical College
Textile Institute
Canadian Celanese, Ltd
Drummondville
Quebec
Canada
Platt Brothers & Company, Ltd
Oldham
E. Shaw & Sons, Ltd
Slaithwaite
Decatur
Johnston St
Molotov Proposes World Talks as Romulo Raps Speech
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo of the Philippines called Molotov's address a broken record and accused him of breaking session rules. Secretary Dulles said he would respond later. Molotov urged implementing war propaganda limits, dismantling overseas bases, withdrawing forces from Germany, and proposed broader delegations and tourism exchanges. He also pressed for a world economic conference to spur international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Molotov
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Germany
Lawrence County Farm Report Highlights from Luther Sherill Farm
Moulton notes summarize county agent MOULTON Sam McClendon visiting Luther Sherill’s farm 2.25 miles east of Moulton. John I Sherill rents the place and runs 50 acres of corn with 350 pounds of 4 10 7 fertilizer aided by 100 pounds nitrate soda. Early planting produced roasting ears and 65 to 70 ears per stalk potential. 25 more acres planted after a vetch crop show promising results. Cotton runs 112 acres and livestock includes 17 steers and heifers 5 sows and 28 shoats. Bills father praises the crop as the best in years. Also notes Golden Circle class gathering at Woodall's Thursday 7 pm and Ed King with Clyde King attending a Birmingham fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Sam McClendon
Lawrence County
Luther Sherill
John I
Bill) Sherill
Bill
Bills
Decatur
Poland
China
Indianapolis
Ind
Vaccine debate stalls voting on polio program
Experts pressed officials as Dr Sabin urged suspending inoculations until a less virulent polio strain is found. Rep Wolverton asked questions while Dr Rivers warned it would be tragic to halt now. Dr Salk avoided an immediate stance but suggested no reason to stop the current vaccination effort.
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Wolverton
RNJ
Sabin
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Lawrence County Schools To Lead Opening Parade This Summer
Lawrence County schools will lead the opening parade and start dates in several counties. Cullman and Morgan counties plan August 22 openings, with some August 1 starts and Sept. 1 for cotton season schedules. Limestone may begin July 18 or 25, to be set after a board meeting. The Board of Education also considers consolidating five Negro elementary schools after tours showed repairs needed.
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Lawrence
Lawrence County
Cullman County
Morgan
Limestone County
Floyd Johnson
Limestone
Johnson
Board of Education
State Department of Education
India Russia joint declaration outlines peaceful coexistance and aims
The document lauds Red China and echoes disarmament ideas while reaffirming key principles of international coexistence. It urges rapid Indochina armistice implementation and elections in Vietnam, calls for wider UN admission, praises the Asian African conference, notes Austrian independence, and seeks to boost India Russia ties with Yugoslavia.
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Red
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Tito
Indochina
Viet Nam
U.N
Bandung
Indonesia
Far East
Russia
Yugoslavia
Washington
State Department
Lt Arantz Funeral Plans Released by Brown Funeral Home
Lt Arantz, a 1954 graduate of Florence State Teachers College, died in an accident. Survivors include his wife, parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Arantz, a sister and a brother stationed at Barksdale Air Field who traveled from Shreveport to Texas for details. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Athens Country Club to Elect Officers Friday Session
Officers of the Athens Country Club will be elected Friday at 3 p.m. in the retiring president’s office at State National Bank. Directors named Monday will select the officers from among Winston S. Garth Jr, Bill Young, H N Lovvorn, W Van Gilbert, J W Chambers, Harry Taft, W W Malone Jr, Eddie Ashford, H J Littrell, Baylis Hightower, W S Pennington, Robert C Gish, David A Smith, and Dr A D Dunavant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Country Club
Harry Taft
State National Bank
Winston S. Garth, Jr
Bill Young
H. N. Lovvorn
W. van Gilbert
J. W. Chambers
W. W. Malone, Jr
Eddie Ashford
H. J. Littrell
Decatur Couple Faces VPL Count
Elsie Baker 41 and Lawrence Baker 46 released on bonds after being charged with violating the prohibition laws and resisting a search. Deputies found about one and a half pints of whiskey in a pitcher in a kitchen at their home west of Breeks Grocery Store on Highway 31 South following a warrant served by Deputy Matthew Childers.
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Elsie Baker
Lawrence Baker
Morgan County
Baker
Jimmie Collier
Breeks Grocery Store
Highway 31
Matthew Childers
Richard Hyche
Early Trade Stock Market Rolls Ahead in Fast Open
The New York market opened with gains led by railroads and steel. Prices rose across many sectors including motors aircrafts distillers radio televisions chemicals oils airlines and movie issues with notable gains for General Motors United Aircraft RCA Du Pont and Loew's.
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New York
General Motors
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
RCA
Kennecott Copper
du Pont
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil
United Air Lines
Loew’s
Associated Press
Hearst Wife Wins Separation Alimony
Sandra Ram Hearst wins separation and alimony after State Supreme Court rules Mexican annulment invalid. George R Hearst remains a publishing executive in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
New York
George R. Hearst
Sandra Rambeau Hearst
State Supreme Court
Sabin Inspired Development Plans Mentioned
The fragment notes a development approach aligned with ideas proposed by Dr. Sabin, indicating a plan or policy direction influenced by his suggestions. The context implies a broader initiative drawing on his public health or scientific philosophy.
Decatur Loses Elderly Citizen
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Martha Rogers 92 widow of Isaac J. Rogers are set for Friday at 2 30 p m at her residence 709 6th Ave SE She died Wednesday after an eight week illness Interment will be in City Cemetery Decatur Pallbearers include Claude Aycock Claude McMurtrie Freddie Hagood Ralph Teague Reese L Robertson and W A Blackwood She is survived by two daughters five grandchildren eight great grandchildren three sisters and one brother with services conducted by Rev T J Chitwood and Rev A B Van Arsdale
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Sarah Martha Rogers
Isaac J. Rogers
6Th Ave
J. A. McKinney
R. S. Wright
Ella Gookin
Corinth
Miss
R. L. Gookin
Greenville
Claude Aycock
Claude McMurtrie
Freddie Hagood
Ralph Teague
Reese L. Robertson
W. A. Blackwood
Egypt area equals Texas and New Mexico combined
Egypt covers a land area matching the combined size of Texas and New Mexico, with about 3 percent under cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Texas
New Mexico
Stocks reach 10th record high in 13 sessions
60 stocks rose 90 cents to a level of 172.50 as the market pushed to a 10th record high in 13 trading sessions, signaling ongoing momentum across the averages.
Thunderstorm Scares Boy to Death in City Park
A 10 year old boy collapsed and died in a midcity park as lightning flashed nearby during a thunderstorm. Deputy coroner Isaac A. Thornton said Lawrence Nichols appears to have been "scared to death" by the brief but furious storm and issued a certificate.
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Wilmington
Del
Isaac A. Thornton
New Castle County
Lawrence Nichols
Autopsy Finds No Harm After Boy's Accidental Death
An autopsy into the boy's death showed no marks on the body and no evidence of physical injury, indicating an accidental death likely caused by shock rather than foul play.
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Cate
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Moulton Baptist Church
Woodall’s
Ed King
King’s Department Store
Clyde King
Birmingham
Belk-Hudson
BET
Belk’s
Snel Ae
Aie Pe
Davy Crockett
Rose
Dorothy Perkins
Deodorant
St. John
Dr. Sabin
Bank Street
Mutual Savings
Silvertown
Emmett McClary
Mgr
B.f.goodrich
Lee St
Decatur, Ala
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