Kendall Considered as Assistant Highway Director
Gov. George Wallace said former State Senator Bob Kendall of Evergreen is being considered for the post as executive assistant to Highway Director Ed Rodgers. If appointed Kendall would lead department personnel but would not supervise procurement and accounts as did his predecessor Walter Selma.
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Wallace
Kendall
Walter Craig Selma
Southeastern Jurisdictional Council
the Methodist Church
Mississippi
Lincoln Elementary
Englewood
N.J
United Fund Awards Made at Hartselle Dinner
At a Crescent Motel dinner United Fund awards were presented to firms including Alabama Flour Mills 3M Co Morgan Furnace and Sheet Metal Co Decatur Ready Mixed Concrete Ford Motor Credit First Federal Savings and Loan The Booterie W T Grant Fra zier Machinery Butler Tile W T Williams Liberty National Life The Hartselle Enquirer with special recognition for Joe Speake. Hart selle divisions exceeded goals as officers were installed L L Fabisinski president Hugh Penn first VP James Roberts second VP Allison Smith third VP Mrs Belle Chenault secretary Denton Cole treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
J. A
Gus) King
Bertha Timberlake
Charles Dickhate
Reneau Carrell
A. B. Lightfoot
J. D. Knight
Alabama Flour Mills
3M Co
Morgan Furnace and Sheet Metal Co
Decatur Ready Mixed Concrete Co. Inc
Ford Motor Credit Co
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
the Booterie
W. T. Grant Co
Belle Chenault
Denton Cole
Averages Rise in Lifespan Since 1909
An average wage earner in the United States today lives to about 70 years, compared with 46 years in 1909, reflecting substantial gains in longevity over the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maples Family Builds Aberdeen Angus Empire in Alabama
The Maples family began farming as renters in 1934 and developed a 160 head registered Aberdeen Angus herd with a 95 percent calf crop. They own 100 acres of corn and 140 acres of cotton, sharecropping cotton and leading a diversified operation with hogs and sheep. County leaders nominate them for the Master Farm Family Award for community service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Maples
Maples
Alabama
Limestone County Farm Bureau
Alabama Farm Bureau
Limestone County Cattlemen’s Association
Alabama Cattlemen’s Association
Presbyterian Church
Doris Anne
Auburn University
Emily Dunn
Athens High School
Susan
Alabama College
Montevallo
Jane Elizabeth
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Desegregation Plan Ordered for East Baton Rouge Parish
A federal judge ordered East Baton Rouge Parish School Board to submit a detailed desegregation plan by July 5 outlining an orderly transition from a racially discriminatory system. The action concludes a nine year effort begun after earlier court orders and ties to state aid for students attending private schools.
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East Baton Rouge Parish
U. S. District Court
E. Gordon West
New Orleans
Shuttlesworth
Montgomery
Alabama Court of Appeals
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Panola County
Ross Darby
Clarksdale
Miss
Claude Clayton
Lloyd Reed
Pope
Highway Department
Reed
Isaiah W. Williams
Berth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Daisy K. Edwards
Rome
John W. Houser Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Glenns Grow From Dairy to Beef Enterprise on Morgan County Farm
Paul Glenn and his brother managed a Morgan County farm from 1928 onward, shifting from dairy to a 110 head Hereford herd supported by 200 acres of pasture and 85 acres of hay. They earned the 1963 Master Farm Family award for leadership in agriculture and community work, with sons joining the farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Glenn
Paul Glenns
Glenn
Morgan County
Glenns
Alabama Cattlemen’s Association
Paul, Jr
Howard College
University of Alabama
Edward
Decatur
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Home Administration
Honey as Tribute in Ancient Egypt
Honey served as a form of tribute in ancient Egypt used in religious rites and widely consumed as food. The substance played a role in offerings to deities and daily sustenance, reflecting its valued status in Pharaohs' era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Egypt
Murder Charge Draws 0 Years in 1962 Shooting Case
Robert Morrow was sentenced to 10 years for second degree murder in the Roy Garner shooting at Hartselle Hospital on December 3, 1962. Ira Humphrey faced grand larceny and receiving stolen goods charges from April 29, 1962, tied to Donald and Alfred Pool. Court notes mention fertilizer sacks and a forthcoming Royster case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morrow
Roy Garner
Hartselle
James N. Bloodworth
Ira Humphrey
Humphrey Humphrey
Donald
Alfred Pool
Pat Patterson
Humphrey
William T. Royster
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John A, Brown
John D, Stephens
John
St. S.E
Morningside Shopping Center
United Fund
Progressive Farmer
Auburn
Eugene Butler
Texas
North Alabamy
Limestone County
Paul Glenn
Morgan
Henry McNutt
Winston
Butler
THE
Associated Press
Cuper
Grant CO
Second Ave
Grant St
Decatur Nursery
Old Moulton Rd
Hertz Alonse
Decatur Andransit
Belk
Nylons
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