Local Social Roundup and City Court Notes
McMinnville visitors visit Tiller family and Panama City vacationers from Decatur, all connected to Redstone Arsenal. City court reports two disorderly conduct cases and several arrests including bigamy at about age 70. Community meetings set for Midas Investment Club Little Theater Coin Club. TVA rainfall update. birth announced for Lynda Denise Graves in Pekin. local lodge and club notices. Keystone funds declare July distributions. Driver license testing paused Friday and Saturday amid holiday traffic. Traffic collision at Bank and Vine Streets reports damage.
Suspect Flees as Officers Raid King's Home
Sheriff Franklin Smith and Deputy Elmer Appleton pursued Howell King after a fast escape during a search for illegal liquor near Town Creek. In King's vacant home they found 112 pints of wildcat whiskey and left without making an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Franklin Smith
Elmer Appleton
Howell King
Town Creek
King
Want ads yield results too late to classify rent
Unfurnished fees and rates listed. Call for details. Antenna CDR voter and 40 ft mast for sale. $40. Douglas 1224 13th Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
13Th Ave
Cops Rescue Load Of Stuffed Animals At Station
In Poughkeepsie New York three boys found three cases of stuffed animals including bears panthers tigers and cats at a freight station and stashed them under a platform. When others found them a roundup followed as authorities recovered the toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York Central
Soviet note accuses US plane of border violation
A Soviet Tass note says nine American Air Force crew members were held near Yerevan after a US military plane allegedly violated Soviet air space and borders. The note claims a deliberate act, cites prior Soviet demands for safeguards, and criticizes US- Soviet relations without detailing landing location or flight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Air Force
U. S
Yerevan
Tass
U.S
Soviet Union
Firing Eases in Tripoli as Lebanon Rebellion Continues
Reported fighting in Tripoli subsided by sundown after an earlier 12 hour battle, the heaviest since Lebanon's rebellion began seven weeks ago with the sacking of a U S Information Agency library. The government hoped U N help would come as Lebanon faces hostile neighbors and internal elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernment
U.N
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Coun
Tripoli
U.S. Information Agency
Alfred Noyes Passes Poet of The Highwayman Dies at 77
Alfred Noyes, renowned British poet behind The Highwayman, died in a hospital on Saturday at age 77. A prolific writer and lecturer, he shaped English language poetry with works like The Barrel Organ and The Highwayman that inspired a film adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle OF Wight
England
Alfred Noyes
Britain
Noyes
United States
Kew
Births listed for several families with hospital timing
A sequence of birth notices records a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber on Saturday at Bank Street Hospital, a son for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst, and additional births for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Elder Morgan. An unrelated note mentions the U S purchase of the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917 for 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Barber
Spring Ave
Bank Street Hospital
Boyd Hill
Moulton
Ralph Hurst
2Nd St
Ralph Hill
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Elder Morgan
Hillsboro
Lawrence County Hospital
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
U.S
Denmark
Expert Teams Begin Probe Of Tanker Crash
Ten teams of specialists met at Westover Air Base to probe the Stratotanker crash that killed 15, halting planned speed flight to London. They inspected the crash site in a nearby cornfield while memorials were planned for Sunday. Brig Gen Donald W Saunders was among the crew. his funeral set for Monday in Athens New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
London
Donald W. Saunders
New York
Athens
N.Y
Brize Norton Air Base
Floyd Bennett Field
Hospital Dismissals List of Local Patients
Dismissals include Mrs. Kenneth Lott and her infant son Danville, Mrs. Catherine Hall of 2210 Willow Ave SW, Mrs. Vernon Mathis from Lakeview Trailer Court, Mrs. George Hodge of 1607 Wadsworth St SE, and Mrs. Alvis Jones and her infant son from Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lott
Danville
Catherine Hall
Willow Ave
Vernon Mathis
Lakeview Trailer Court
George Hodge
Wadsworth St
Alvis Jones
Courtland
Statewide drive discussed for Alabama United Funds
Mrs. Anna Blackwell led a meeting in Montgomery with civic leaders from 15 Alabama cities including Decatur Andalusia Greenville Evergreen Troy Selma Tuscaloosa Talladega Tallassee Childersburg Opelika Sheffield Mobile Birmingham and Montgomery to form a statewide United Fund coordination body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blackwell
Morgan County United Fund
Alabama
Montgomery
Alabama Conference of Community Services
United Fund Appeals
Alfred Delchamps
Mobile
United Community Funds and Councils of America
United States
Decatur
Andalusia
Greenville
Evergreen
Troy
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Talladega
Tallassee
Childersburg
Opelika
Sheffield
Birmingham
U S Backing for Hammarskjold on Lebanon Crisis
U S officials say Hammarskjold may be able to calm Lebanon by avoiding direct intervention and pressuring internal changes. Nasser accepts UN observer role but no open aggression. Britain and U S hold that final solution must come from within Lebanon, with Chamoun facing constitutional and leadership shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Syria
Arab Republic
Nasser
Cairo
Camille Chamoun
Beirut
State Department
U.N. Security Council
Lebanon
United States
Britain
Washington
Hammarskjold
U.S
Cyprus
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Local Names List Residents and Addresses Noted
A compilation of numerous individuals with addresses across Alabama towns, listing names such as Ira C. Linley, Master Marshall Adams Poss, Risa Gail Smith, Barbara Harrison, and others alongside street numbers and cities including Guntersville Decatur Hartsville and Courtland. The list reads as a directory fragment without a narrative event or action.
Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic Admissions List
Admissions of multiple individuals to Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic include Mrs Bodie Chance of Somerville Lonzo Sherrill of Hillsboro Kenneth Throneberry of 807 19th Ave SE Little Anita George of 1602 Tower St SE Mrs James Hastings of Pulaski Tenn Master Steve Dutton of 512 Somerville Rd SE Mrs Henry McFarland of Elkton Mrs Zola Mae Crutchfield of 1005 8th Ave SE Mrs Robert McDonald and infant daughter of Hartselle Mrs Willard Dempsey and infant son of 1212 12 Sth Ave SE Mrs Albert Kirk and infant son of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Sherrill
Hillsboro
Kenneth Throneberry
19Th Ave
Little Anita George
Tower St
James Hastings
Pulaski
Tenn
Steve Dutton
Somerville Rd
Henry McFarland
Elkton
Zola Mae Crutchfield
8Th Ave
Robert McDonald
Hartselle
Willard Dempsey
Sth Ave
Albert Kirk
Decatur
Lawrence County Hospital Patient Notices List
Lester Reed of Moulton Mrs Eugene Parker of Town Creek Mrs Eural Letson and baby and Clarence Borden of Town Creek appear in the Lawrence County Hospital list of patients and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Reed
Moulton
Eugene Parker
Town Creek
Eural Letson
Clarence Borden
Rebels claim U S aid fueling Cuban rebel operations
Rebels accused the United States of direct military aid to the Cuban government and of allowing Cuban army planes to use Guantanamo Bay for operations. They claimed fuel was supplied from the base. A Cuban army communique attributed kidnapings to a communist group led by Raul Castro, with Raul directing northern Ori ente Province rebels and Fidel operating from southern mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Guantanamo Navy Base
Renee
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Area Raids Net Quantity Liquor
Cullman sheriff's deputies arrested three men early Saturday. Red Peinhardt Fred McClendon and Junior Hyanze bonded out later. Officers found six cases of beer 144 cans and three gal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Cullman County
Red Peinhardt
Fred McClendon
Junior Hyanze
James Sherman Lindley 90 Falkville dies in Falkville Rest Home
James Sherman Lindley age 90 of Falkville died Saturday at 1 15 a m in Falkville Rest Home Burial at Bethel Church cemetery with Peck Funeral Home directing Services at Bethel Baptist Church officiated by Revs J A Gomes and Hugh Collins Pallbearers listed Survived by two daughters Mrs W P Norris of Cullman Mrs Chuck Scott of Hartselle two sons Jimmie Lindley of Falkville John Henry Lindley of Hartselle 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild
Death of Homer E. Wright in California
Homer E. Wright, 59, died at his Santa Cruz home Friday morning. Survived by two daughters Mrs. John Foote of Hartselle and Mrs. J. D. Robinson of Cornelia, Ga., a son Leon Wright of Missouri, brother Clarence Wright of Cleveland, and sister Mrs. Elbert Roy of Hartselle. Peck Funeral Home to announce funeral arrangements pending body arrival. Former Morgan County resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Homer E. Wright
Santa Cruz
Calif
John Foote
J. D. Robinson
Cornelia
Leon Wright
Missouri
Clarence Wright
Cleveland
Elbert Roy
Hartseller
Peck Funeral Home
Wright
Morgan County
Senators Press Goldfine Case Amid Inquiries and Denials
Senators pushed for action on contracts tied to Goldfine amid allegations from Boston financier John Fox that Goldfine accepted favors. Fox claims Adams would influence a FTC case against Goldfine, a charge Adams and the White House dismissed as lies. Hagerty said Adams was away and did not acknowledge imprudent inquiries, while Mansfield argued officials can inquire but differ in responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfine
Boston
John Fox
Boston Post
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Fox
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Budget receipts fall from six hundred million to seventy
A fiscal year revenue drop is noted from 600 million to about 70 billion dollars with spending near 73 billion. Officials close to the budget say a 2 percent deficit around 2 billion stands as the current best estimate for the past year while another source cites a 3 billion deficit as strong. Senate House Committee experts project a possible 3.4 billion deficit as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Wildcat whiskey case leads to bond for Leo Bailey
Sheriff Clyde Ennis said Leo Bailey, 18, claimed the liquor and was released on a $300 bond. Ennis noted two thirds of a pint of wildcat was found. The report mentions female mosquitoes carrying malaria and states the males are harmless due to no human-blood appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bailey
Limestone
Clyde Ennis
Ennis
Fan
Man
First Swedish Settlement on Delaware River in 1638
The record notes the first Swedish settlement in America occurred in 1638 along the lower Delaware River. It mentions the Coy and Ceneteaiad in the context of early colonial presence and exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Delaware River
Alabama Cotton Study Committee backs new farm plan
Alabama lawmakers press Congress to enact a cotton bill that ends acreage controls and government loans. The majority plan would set domestic quotas per farmer with parity payments and a subsidy, while a minority plan offers a choice between current controls or a price below parity with larger allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Givhan
Dallas County
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Cotton Council
Gilchrist
Congress
Commissioners of Agriculture
U. S
Washington
Robert G. Kendall, Jr
Albert Boutwell
E. R. Solomon
James A. Branyon
McDowell Lee
House Agricultural Committee
Maynard Layman
Decatur Daily
E. F. Mauldin
Leighton
Ala
Farmer
Alabama
Congress of the
United States
Alabama Legislative Cotton Study Committee
Montgomery
Captive Says Hauled Dope For Pullen
Willie H. Wilks 21 a shoe clerk and father of three told police at a preliminary hearing he had delivered narcotics for Troy William Pullen owner of a Birmingham sock store and slain in his Hollywood home. Wilks is charged with murder and assault with intent to murder for beating Mrs. Pullen who is recovering in a Birmingham hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Willie H. Wilks
Cullman
Ala
Troy William Pullen
Wilks
Pullen
Char
Hollywood
Elfin dancer rises to Bolshoi fame and Kremlin host
The choreographic student joined the Moscow Theater Ballet Co. She is famed as Russia’s best-dressed woman and the most famous nondancing dancer. After Stalin’s death she did not perform at the Bolshoi until 1956 but attended Kremlin functions with the new leadership. Western diplomats call her the most famous nondancing dancer. Soviet fans rank her third among Moscow stars behind Ulanova and Plisetskaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Theater Ballet Co
Russia
Stalin
Bolshoi
Kremlin
Moscow
Galina Ulanova
Maya Plisetskaya
Cotton quota provisions and parity retained in bill report
A legislative report details cotton policy including authentication of sale for price support, a $25 000 cap per farmer, transferable quotas within counties, cot ton acreage not to base future allotments on current cotton planted, a funded boll weevil control program, and a mandate to preserve parity in future cotton laws. All members except Givhan signed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Givhan
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Dee Taylor
Dwight
Janice
Mr. Taylor
McMinnville
William E. Tiller
Eddie
Fourth Ave
Taylor
Jean Haney
Mr. Tiller
Panama City
Fla
Maurice Tiller
Edwina Portwood
Debbie
Helen Gawreluk
Deanne Turlington
Mary Brown
Carol Miller
Redstone Arsenal
Sheriff's Office
George Dyson
Dyson
City Electric
Midas Investment Club
Little Theater
Coin Club
TVA
James Cunningham
Bee Line Highway N
Washington D. C
Little Stanton Lesley
James Tubb
Sparta
Mr. and
Mm. G. A. Blackwell
Danville Rd
J. B. Graves
Pekin, Ill
Lynda Denise
Pekin Hospital
J. B
East Decatur
Sunshine Club
Chemstrand Park
Rising Sun Lodge
Keystone
A. B. Love
Rankin Bu
Ann Sales Wolaver
Alma H. McDonal
10Th Ave. SE
Bank and Vine Sts
USAF
Dennis the Menace
Ae Mer Spear
Joey
Pageu
Thorities
Chamoun
Ira C. Linley
Wilson St
Marshall Adams Poss
Guntersville
Risa Gail Smith
8Th St
Barbara Ann Harrison
4Th Ave
James E. Long
ChestNut St
Susan Carole Durham
6Th Ave
Thomas M. Blaxton
Albert F. Bucknell
Columbia Circle
James Edward Harwell
Tanner
Lou Adeline Orr
Horace Elbert Sutterer
David Marshall Barnett
9Th St
Eddie DeWitt Berry
Gordon Dr. SW
John Conley
Gordon Dr
Robert J. Larson
Arthur A. Bowen
9Th Ave
Nettie Grace
Simmie H. Lamon
3Rd Ave
J. D. Borden
P.O. Box
James Lindley
Trols
Mor County
Bob Gilchrist
L. C. Fisher Company
Muscle Shoals Hotel
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