FFA Bull Bred 71 Cows In 10 Months Near Priceville
Priceville FFA honors Lucky, Sears bull used by the program to improve beef herds. FFA Advisor Duel Thompson reports 73 cows bred by the bull, 71 in the last 10 months. Spectators watched him in July September 1958 as he was fed and groomed in the school pasture.
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Priceville Ffa
Lucky
Sears
Priceville
Ed Price
Duel Thompson
FFA
Thompson
Montgomery
Alabama
Eddie Cornhill
Melvin Blackwood
Dewey Houser
Norman A. Shenk
Thiokol Chemical Co
Huntsville
Shenk
Victor Galvan
FFA Association
State Association
John Lile
Trin
Calf Sires and FFA Bull Study Highlight Agriculture News
The article covers Morgan County and Falkville residents visiting kin, extended family trips, hospital stays, and social visits. It also details a Priceville FFA cattle program centered on a bull named Lucky, its breeding history across multiple farms, and plans to reuse the bull before sale to benefit the state FFA association.
Radio announcer reports traffic jam over Tulsa
A radio newsman overhead Tulsa in an airplane described a terrific jam in a small area but corrected himself saying he had spotted two used car lots.
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Tulsa
Okla
Edison and Ohio Factlets in Early American Industry
Thomas A. Edison popularized the phonograph in 1895 marking a milestone in sound recording. Ohio ranks third among U.S. cigar producers behind Pennsylvania and Florida, reflecting regional industrial strengths.
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Thomas A. Edison
Smuggling Plot Probe Planned By G Milton Kelly
The Senate Labor Management Committee plans hearings on possible Teamsters officials involvement in an arms smuggling plot to Fidel Castro foes. Robert Kennedy says a woman is a key figure but will not name witnesses before Monday's session with Hoffa. The probe follows border patrol seizures of 13 people and a C47 plane loaded with munitions bound for Batista in Miami.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Teamsters
Fidel Castro
Robert F. Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Border Patrol
Dominican Republic
Castro
Miami
Fla
Batista
Faubus To Address Alabama Legion in July
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus will address the Alabama American Legion convention in Birmingham on July 20. Ravenbod Weeks, general convention duties organizer, announced the plan and said Faubus would be introduced at the banquet by Alabama Governor John Patterson. Other attendees were expected to include several state leaders.
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Ernest Clayton
Decatur
John Clayton
Janet Hyde
Lelia Brown
Winfred Couch
Austin Couch
Joe Rowe
Birmingham
J. L. Rowe
Charles Canour
James Tucker
Fredrick
Texas
Jerry Murphy
Murphy
Tuckers
J. N. Shoemaker
Eva South
James Brown
Janice
Mike
John Shelton
Belinda
Arnold Evans
Billy Evans
Naples
Florida
Miami
Jewel Brown
Hartselle Hospital
Price Gray
Baugh-Wiley-Smithospital
Paul Rowe, Jr
Decatur General Hospital
Jack McCaig
Steve
Madison
Wis
W. A. Green
Dinsmore Green
D. O. McKay
Jane
Ann
Cullman
Joe Beance
Washington, D. C
Luther South
Peggy Joyce Helms
Shreveport
M. D. Laughmiller
Tom Drinkard
Rebecca
Robert Fink
White Plains
N. Y
Charles Walden
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Ravenbod Weekseeks
Weeks
Faubus
Alabama
John Patterson
Notable Alabama figures and European art tour noted
Sens. John Sparkman and Lister Hill of Alabama, Lt. Gov. Albert Boutwell and Alabama legislators are mentioned. A ceiling panel by Rubens decorates the banqueting hall of the old Whitehall Palace in London, built in 1662.
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John Sparkman
Lister Hill
Alabama
Albert Boutwell
Rubens
Whitehall Palace
London
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