Library Assistants Hold Regular Meeting At Danville
The Morgan County Student Assistant Librarians Association held its April meeting at Danville High School with delegates from Cotaco Eva Falkville Priceville West Morgan and Morgan County High. Guest speaker Mrs Leon Tune discussed careers in librarianship and refreshments followed hosted by Danville.
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Danville
Morgan County~student Assistants Librarians Association
Danville High School
Cotaco
Eva
Falkville
Priceville
West Morgan
Morgan County High School
Jeanette Barkley
Sue Cagle
Drucilla Sharp
Nena Morris
Linda George
Carol Higdon
Leon Tune
Dress Manager Pleads Guilty in Mainbocher Theft Case
Arthur Keller 42 of New York pleads guilty to stealing 166000 from Mainbocher where he served 15 years as general manager earning 22500 annually. Justice Charles Marks frees him without bail until sentencing on June 11. Keller financed a yacht and maritime ties by concealing accounts amid wealthy wives schemes.
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Arthur Everett
NEW York
Mainbocher
Fifth Avenue
Leonard Newman
State Supreme Court
Arthur Keller
Keller
Charles Marks
Newman
Justice Marks
Canvass in 1st District May Lead to Runoff
Mobile County Democratic Chairman says canvassing for the 1st District race will focus next Wednesday due to a likely runoff among three candidates including Mobile figures State Sen. Clara Stone Fields City Commissioner Charles S Trimmier and State Sen. John M Tyson. Mayhall will receive totals from seven counties in Clarke Grove Hill and then certify runoff candidates for probate judges ahead of the May 19 runoff.
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Mobile
Mobile County
Democratic
Charles M.bancroft
Roy Mayhall
Jasper
Mayhall
Clarke County
Washington
Choctaw
Clarke
Marengo
Monroe
Wilcox
Burglary Wave Strikes Tuskegee High School
Tuskegee High School, once the center of a desegregation crisis, reports repeated thefts of science and band equipment. Police doubled patrols but made no arrests or comments. The school was desegregated last fall under federal court orders and later closed in January on economic grounds. White students boycotted as 12 Negroes were admitted. Two classrooms are now used for grammar school students.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee High School
State Board of Education
Gabon Faces Mineral Boom Amid Vast Resource Declarations
Gabon, a small African nation, is highlighted for its rich mineral resources and potential mining boom. Government outlines exploration prospects, with foreign firms eyeing deposits reported in regional basins and coastal zones. Local communities anticipate economic changes tied to new investment.
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Gabon
First to Win Award for Girl Scout Troop 271
Troop 271 of the Tennessee Valley Council wins the Sign of the Arrow, first in the council and among the nation’s early recipients. Sponsored by Central Methodist Church, they pursued the award since September last year. Photographed with leaders and members named, others absent.
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Tennessee Valley Council of the
Girl Scouts of America
Central Methodist Church
May Beddow
Jenifer Snider
Janet Truscott
Ruth Wicker
Joye McDonald
Joan Mitchell
Kathy Street
Glenny Kirby
Elise& Hume
Diane Pres
Notasulga Desegregation Sparks White School Boycott
In Macon County Alabama plans for a all white high school begin in fall. About 170 white grammar pupils boycott remaining in class while six Negro students return to undamaged auditorium under court orders. Bus arrival delayed. federal and county agents present with no incidents.
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Notasulga
Ala
Macon County
Tuskegee
Shorter
Macon County High School
Kite string fault cuts power to 375 customers in Lexington
An unknown kite flier caused a power outage in Lexington when a metal kite string touched a high tension line. Kentucky Utilities says if anyone had been holding the string at impact they could have been killed. about 375 customers lost power for more than an hour.
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Lexington
Kentucky Utilities Company
Enrollment At UA Center Shows 25 Percent Gain
The University of Alabama Huntsville Center reports spring enrollment up 23 percent from last year with 1 534 students. 448 are in graduate programs in mathematics physics and engineering while 39 pursue graduate study in education. Surrounding counties supply 16 from Marshall 15 from Limestone 36 from Morgan 2 from Cullman and 7 from Jackson.
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Huntsville
University of Alabama
Huntsville Center
Marshall
Limestone
Morgan
Cullman
Jackson
Terry H. Baker
Decatur
Ronald F. Callaway
Arab
Rohad C. Chaney
Athens
Charles H. Davis
Wilson Dam
Judson E. Davis, Jr
George A. Emmons
Wortley _ J. _Elliott
Eddie D. Hammons
Max W. Harper
Donald L. Martin, Jr
Albertville
Robert L. Morgan
Fayetteville
Tenn
Donald R Peterson
Donald D Randolph
Howard W. Barryhill
Charles Edward Burdwell
Maurice Black
Union-Grove
Conda Lenox Blackmon
Allen Gilchrist Blaxton
Moulton
Bettie Hall
Bradford
Scottsboro
Gerald Wayne Brooks
Unicon Grove
Gerald Bryant
James Harold Burden
Guntersville
Marion Glenn Butler
Gaylen Hugh Chafin
William Edward Chapple
Heloise tips for static free dresses and home hacks
Readers share quick fixes from stain and steam to marking awnings with E and window letters. Suggestions include hanging dresses in the bathroom to absorb moisture, using mineral oil to polish stainless surfaces, and clever kitchen tips for sifted cake mix and powdered sugar.
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Heloise
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