Tailor Poses As Physician Arrested on Car Theft Charge
SPA MEMPHIS April 30 A 47 year old tailor who posed as a doctor in Vina Alabama last February was arrested here on a charge of taking a stolen car across a state line The FBI said Pallon Mitchell Sullivan of Columbia Tennessee was arrested Thursday after applying for work at two Memphis tailor shops He borrowed a car from Fred H Massey in Vina February 14 to make a medical call and did not return it The car was found later in Pascagoula Mississippi Sullivan gave medical treatment to two people in Vina and one young girl later suffered an appendicitis attack attributed to his improper care The girl’s name was not available Sullivan was to appear before a U S commissioner in Memphis Tuesday on the stolen car charge He may be removed to Birmingham where the warrant was issued
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Spa
Vina
Ala
FBI
Don Hostetter
Pallon—Mitchell_Sullivan
Columbia
Pascagoula
Sullivan
Hostetter
Sullivans
U.S
Birmingham
Woman Killed and Four Hurt In Car Crash Near Childersburg
In Sylacauga Alabama a crash of two automobiles left one woman dead and four others injured. Mrs J T Holmes of Chelsa died hours after at a Sylacauga hospital. Her husband was in critical condition. Mr and Mrs T H Hammett of Sylacauga were seriously hurt. Herschel Sanford ten of Bessemer in the other car was seriously injured.
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Sylacauga
Ala
Childersburg
J. T. Holmes
Chelsa
T. H. Hammett
Holmes
Herschel Sanford
Bessemer
Six Die in McKenzie Road Crash Near U S 79
Six persons killed in an automobile collision on U S Highway 79 near McKenzie Tennessee last night. Victims include Terry Garrett 17 Jim Mosley 15 Charles Simmons 18 all of McKenzie and Mrs J D Gooch of Paris and sons Jerry Davids 5 Johnny Ray Gooch 5. Mrs Gooch in serious condition. Police link teens to possible turn about to avoid parked car. no charges expected.
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Mckenzie
Tenn
U S. Highway No
Here
Bill Douglas
Terry Garrett
Jim Mosley
Charles Simmons
J D. Gooch
Paris
Jerry Davids
Johnny Ray
Gooch
Douglas
McKenpley High School
Jackson
Missionary Religions Across Faiths
The statement notes that Christianity, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism and Islam function as missionary traditions, either currently or historically spreading their beliefs beyond original communities.
Bank March gains exceed February in Debits and Deposits
March figures from the University of Alabama bureau of business research show debits to deposit accounts totaling 16 657 584, 19.1 percent above February, with daily average up 5.4 percent. Demand deposits stand at 12 580 643, savings deposits rose, and postal savings reached 367 092. Building permits totaled 56 700, mortgages in Morgan county rose to 351 663. Nonagricultural job placements jumped 101.1 percent but 179 placements were 12.7 percent below March last year. Unemployment claims and payments also rose from February.
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Decatur
Detatur
Marth
Morgan County
Alabama State Employment Service
Executive CIO Board to Meet in Montgomery
The Executive Board of the CIO Alabama Council will convene in Montgomery Monday to discuss labor legislation before the state legislature. Council President John Playfair of Birmingham said Alabama members are vital to improving unemployment relief for workers. Attendees include C N Bowden Montgomery Leo McCarthy Mobile W J Hoodless Mobile John T Baldwin Chapman Charles F Hearn Mobile Fannie A Neal Montgomery William Connell Gadsden Dr Hueston Mobile H L Knowles Gadsden and Ed Cochran Cordova.
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CIO
Alabama Council
Montgomery
John Playfair
Alabama
Dre
C. N. Bowden
Leo McCarthy
Mobile
W. J
Ex-Solon Walton Dies in Mobile at 61
Clarence A. Walton, 61, former Sumter county state representative, died in a Mobile hospital after suffering a heart attack while returning home from church on Easter morning. He served in the Alabama legislature from 1926 to 1930. He entered the
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Solon
Mobile
Ala
Clarence A. Walton
Sumter County
Walton
McGlathery Accepts Pittsburgh Pastoral Call
Dr. J Wayland McGlathery of Davenport Iowa accepts the pastorate of the First United Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He plans to move mid May and will continue leadership roles in regional church and Bible work projects.
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Force Decatur
McClellan Heights United Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Iowa
First United Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
MccGlathery
McClellan ‘Heights
McGlathery
Truth and Life Bible Institute
Davenport Child Evangelism
Thousand Children
Council of Churches of
Scott County
Emerson Miller
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Folsom Seeks Alabama Rates Matching TVA Power
Gov James E Folsom urged Alabama to adopt TVA level electric rates pledging state action toward cheaper power. He noted TVA customers pay 50 to 75 percent less than other Alabama consumers and argued broad public or cooperative ownership of generation transmission and watershed development is required to achieve TVA-like rates.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley
Folsom
TVA
Russell County Declares Pro Gambling Gone
Russell County Sheriff H. R. Mathews Jr says continuous raiding has licked professional gambling in Phenix City. He notes a little gambling may slip but the situation is under control and invites inspections of former spots.
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Montgomery
Ala
Russell County
H. R. Mathews Jr
Phenix City
Insurance Business After Moving Here
A Mobile resident recently employed with a local paper bill outlines shifts in his professional focus after relocating. The note details adjustments in insurance practices and the impact on his career trajectory.
New Coliseum in Andalusia Hailed In Ceremonies
Andalusia dedicates a new 37500 dollar regional livestock coliseum in ceremonies despite rain. State Rep. S R White praised it as boosting livestock opportunities, predicting great returns for the effort. Also speaking were Agriculture Commissioner Haygood Paterson Andalusia Mayor Tracy Wilder and County Agent Abe Martin.
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Montgomery
Ala
Andalusia
S. R.white
Covington County
Haygood Paterson
Tracy Wilder
Abe Martin
Three New Faces Set for State Legislature Opening
MONTGOMERY April 30 Three new faces will join the house when the legislature convenes Tuesday. New members include Rep. Carl A. Morring Jr of Madison County replacing William A. Davis who resigned to become U S collector of internal revenue Rep. Thomas M. Martin Jr of Dallas succeeding the late Hunt Frasier and Rep. Aubrey Hornsby of Elmore a retired Army general elected to serve in the body.
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Montgomery
House of Representatives
Carl A. Morring, Jr
Madison County
William A. Davis
U S. Collector of Internal Revenue
Thomas M. Martin, Jr
Dallas
Hunt Frasier
Aubrey Hornsby
Elmore
Take the post in place of his father Lee Hornsby
The article notes a successor stepping in for Lee Hornsby who resigned due to ill health. It identifies the change in leadership and attributes the departure to health issues affecting Hornsby.
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Lee Hornsby
Scheduled Strike At Mobile Plant Called Off
A scheduled strike at the Ideal Cement Co. plant in Mobile, Alabama, has been called off. Union official A B Manley said members were prepared to quit when a two year contract with the company expired. Representatives will meet with company officials Tuesday to discuss pay frequency from twice a month to once weekly.
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Mobile
Ala
Ideal Cement Co
A. B. Manley
United Cement, Lime and Gepsum Workers
AFL
Manley
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