American Communist Leaders Criticized Over Stalin Ties
The Daily Worker faces letters from party members pressing for more say in decisions and condemning Moscow aligned leadership. U S Reds faced with Khrushchev revelations as Central Committee questions Russia’s role in Stalin’s rule and past mistakes.
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Associated Press News
Washington
American Communist Party
Stalin
The
Daily Worker
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Dennis
Nikita Khrushchev
Spo
Salas
Khrushchev
Moscow
Central Committee
Russia
Shocked committee critiques Stalin era as Khrushchev speaks
The text notes the Central Committee's shock at revelations about Stalin's one man rule and mass slaughter. It questions leaders' credibility and loyalty while Khrushchev calls for Communist parties to align with national parties and form fronts, challenging U.S. leaders accused of seeking to overthrow the government.
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Russia
Stalin
Central Committee
Khrushchev
el U.S
Opium Derivatives Favored by Most Dope Addicts
A report notes that morphine and heroin are preferred over opium by many addicts due to their lower bulk and easier concealment. The article discusses drug use patterns and implications for law enforcement and public health.
Admiral King Services Planned for Friday in Washington
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King who died at 77 will lie in state at Washington National Cathedral before burial at Annapolis. His death followed long battles with heart disease and high blood pressure. Marines saluted at Portsmouth as King’s body was moved for transport to Washington. his son Lt Cmdr Ern J. King Jr. accompanied the casket.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Fleet Adm
Ernest J. King
Washington National Cathedral
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington
U.S. Navy
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Eisenhower Army Hospital
Naval Forces
King
TCI Accord Unlikely Before Possible Strike Of U S Steelworkers
Birmingham faces a potential weekend strike as U S Steel’s 25 000 plus workers continue to be locked out since April 27 after a pullback by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The two parties remain far apart with a 24 cent hour minimum demand vs a 14 cent total offer.
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TCI
U.S
Birmingham
U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel’s
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Coal and Iron Division
South Union
Arthur W. Wiebel
New Wiebel
Mobile Woman Appeals Narcotics Conviction
A 50-year-old Mobile woman plans to appeal a five year prison sentence on narcotics charges, arguing she is too old to serve that much time. She says she will contest the conviction and seek a higher court review.
Moulton Civitan Officers Set For Tonight’s Installation
Edsell Moore to be installed as new Civitan Club president during a Ladies Night meeting at D S Cafe. Other officers elected were announced. Mrs Lorene Goldfinger was convicted May 23 and sentenced yesterday with a $2500 bond after she appealed. Records show prior convictions for prostitution related offenses and related charges.
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Moulton
Edsell Moore
Moulton Civitan Club
D & S Cafe
Lorene Goldfinger
Goldfinger
Monroe Countian Jailed For Murder In Alabama
John Bishop aged 43 is jailed in Monroe County on murder charges after a fatal shooting. He claimed self defense in a case involving two men living near the Monroe Wilcox county line near Peach Tree.
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Monroeville
Ala
Monroe County
E. E. Nichols
John Bishop
Acros
Lower
Peach Tree
Wilcox County
Civitan meeting agenda includes officers and speaker
The program lists T. D. Littrell as vice president, Her shel Leigh as secretary, and Wood row Burks as treasurer. A Civitan International or district Civitan official is slated to speak.
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T. D. Littrell
Hershel Leigh
Woodrow Burks
Civitan International
Civitan
Petroleum Diversified Investment Plan Promoted in Shreveport
Advertises a petroleum investment program offering five drillings across Texas and Louisiana with sub-$1000 entry. Claims favorable subsurface geology and high returns via a pamphlet from Morgan County businessmen, inviting readers to write for a free booklet at P O Box 25 Decatur Daily or 402 Columbia Avenue Shreveport LA.
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Shreveport Petroleum Investment Pany
Ari
Satisfied North Ala
Oninrwia
Texas
Louisiana
North Alabama
Morgan County
Decatur
Columbia Avenue
Shreveport
Moulton Church Nears Completion
The Rev. Owen says the first service in the new Moulton church building is approaching readiness and will occur soon. Local congregation members anticipate dedication events and continued community programs once opening occurs.
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Owen
Hicks To Take Oath For Utility Office
R. Spence Hicks, recently a replacement, will take the oath at the next board meeting likely in July. The meeting is delayed until Harry Wyatt returns from a California trip. Gerald Neher was elected chair by the board after Shelton planned to resign due to moving out of the city. A legislative act lets the board elect its own chairman.
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R. Spence Hicks
Harry Wyatt
California
Gerald Neher
Shelton
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William J. D. Beene
Davidson Coal & Feed Company
Holly St
Syth Biz
New York, N. Y
Whitebell Pharmace
City Finance
Lester Thrasher
City Fance
Second Ave. North
Admiral King's
Mobile Woman
Moulton Civitans
Cain
Bank ST
Monroe Countian
Mitchell Decatur Hatchery
W. Church
Mercury
Tate
Valley Motors, Inc
First Avenue
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