New Militants V Right Left Movements Come Go
Editor notes that fringe political militancy is not new in the nation. It recalls bursts of activity in the 1930s and places contemporary movements in perspective as the final piece in a five part series.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
9
Editor notes that fringe political militancy is not new in the nation. It recalls bursts of activity in the 1930s and places contemporary movements in perspective as the final piece in a five part series.
The interview traces Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith, Father Coughlin, and Francis Townsend allies as part of a wide fringe movement in the 1930s. It contrasts their domestic aims with today’s cold war context, noting shared themes of discontent and propaganda while differing in scope and targets.
Morgan County probate court announces William Bryan McAfee filed to admit the last will and codicil of Jessie Lewis Smith deceased for probate. A hearing is set for July 5 1961 at 10:00 AM for contest if any. Notice to Helen LeWis Keys and other interested parties is given.
Local business advertises crushed limestone for driveways and parking lots from Trinity Stone Co Inc. Read as state inspected materials and delivery available.
Classified note lists cars including 1967 Pontiac two door 1957 Pontiac four door 1955 Pontiac two door 1954 Pontiac four door and a 1957 Ford model Forder among offerings.
A catalog listing from Lott Motor Company highlights a range of mid-century automobiles including a 1961 Ford Galaxie, a 1959 Pontiac Bonneville, a 1958 Olds and Cadillacs, a 1956 Olds two door, and a 1955 Cadillac. The offers emphasize fully equipped and power features across several body styles.
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