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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1956
Page
1
Community notes and city actions in Decatur daily update
Building permits valued at 29000 were issued to R H Campbell and Walter C Carter. A bicycle was found in an alley and a man Pleas Bogard was found dead at 512 Market St. City court had 17 cases with several traffic and disorderly conduct charges. A birth announced Gary Wayne Hammon. Various church, council, and civic notices plus a zoning hearing and bond sale timing discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Campbell
11Th Ave
Walter C. Carter
Birch St
City Recorder’s
State Accident Deaths Upped To At Least Eight
A weekend toll rose to at least eight from non traffic fatalities in Alabama. John W. Campbell Sr. and John Campbell Jr. drowned at Decatur boat harbor after their boat capsized. Virgil Champion died when his horse dragged him 200 yards after a stirrup trap. Two men, Wayne Jarner and Jack Ballentine, were killed when their car hit a pole and tree near Red Hill. Wayne Brown died in a bridge collision near Brundidge. Bealy Wood Carpenter died in a curve wreck near Roanoke. Price Wayne Holland, 18, was fatally injured when a tractor tipped on a farm incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama
Decatur Boat Harbor
John W. Campbell Sr
John Jr
Hartselle
Price Wayne Holland
Athens
Virgil
Eugene Champion
Lear Decatur
Lewis C. Brown
Tallassee
Red Hill
Highway Patrol
Wayne Jarner
Jack Ballentine
Wayne Brown
Louisville Rt. 1
Brundidge
Roanoke
Bealy Wood Carpenter
Wedowee Rt. 1
Romanian church shooting suspect surrenders in New York
Tudorache a 60 year old handyman and former Romanian sailor who once lived near St. Dumitru Romanian Orthodox Church gave himself up to the district attorney after a midnight service shooting left church warden Vasili Cucui a dead and five injured. Police found a rifle and ammunition in his room across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Tudorache
Tudorache
St. Dumitru’s
Vasili Cucuia
Dist. Atty
David Worgan
Tony Sava
Costachi Mihalachi
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
West 89Th Street
Romania
Cucia
Tieana
Carol of
Florian Galdau
Late News Summary From Athens And Surrounding Areas
An Athens area crash injures 22 year old William Howard Williams in a 110 mph loss of control on U S 31. He is treated at Athens Limestone Hospital then Redstone Amassed Hospital. No charges reported. A separate AP item notes a canal cruise collision on Guntersville Lake with several rescued and four passengers missing. A 20 year old Alabama man drowns after falling from a barge. The Waukesha County sheriff reports a Milwaukee passenger train incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
William Howard Williams
U.S. Air Force
Tex
Williams
U.S. 31
Athens-Limestone
Redstone Ametded
Associated Press
Guntersville Lake
Aplor
Ealy
Haren Lipscomb
Alabama
Weather and River Report for Decatur Area
Decatur Tennessee river reading at Keller Memorial Bridge rose to 21.93 inches today from 21.77 Saturday, up .17. High yesterday reached 84 and low dipped to 68. Rainfall in last 24 hours was 1.63 inches. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers today tonight and Tuesday. highs near 84 today and 83 Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Memorial Bridge
U N Secretary General Hamarskjold Outlines Middle East Peace Report
Dan Hammarskjold shaped up his first report on the Middle East peace mission and expected Security Council approval next week. US Britain and France pledged to keep peace in Palestine, while the 1950 Israel guarantee declaration was debated amid Soviet bloc arms sales and NATO discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Goldberg
United Nations
U.N
Dan Hammarskjold
Middle East
Security Council
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Palestine
Hammarskjold
Israel
Dulles
NATO
Job Council
U.S
Russia
Some Progress in Airline Service Hearing
Decatur and Anniston Alabama and Jackson Tennessee were advised to file motions for a hearing on airline service. Southern Airways will file a similar motion. CAB Chairman Durfee noted a hearing could be arranged after 30 days. Delegations spoke in support of feeder line connections to Memphis, Nashville and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Anniston
Ala
Jackson
Tenn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Southern Airways Inc
James R. Durfee
CAB
Durfee
Francis
Congress Urges Foreign Aid to Bolster World Defenses
Washington reported the administration asked a $4.9 billion foreign aid program framed to bolster free world defenses against a Communist buildup. John B. Hollister cited $195 million for NATO and outlined plans to supply allies with advanced weapons as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Limestone man found dead after house fire
A 65 year old Limestone man Tommie Walker of Elkmont reportedly burned his house then hanged himself from a railroad bridge on U S 31 about 1 45 p m eight miles north of Athens Coroner Buddy Evans said Walker used a doubled well chain to suspend himself his feet about 18 inches from the ground Sheriff Clyde Ennis noted days of drinking prior to the death Mrs Floye Walker the widow saw smoke from the home as she left to visit a neighbor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Buddy Evans
Tommie W. Walker
Elkmont
U. S. 31
Clyde Ennis
Walker
Evans
Floye Walker
Gilbert Roberts
Rob- Lee
Athens Painter Shot In Stomach
Athens James A. Burchell 35 was in fair condition at Athens Limestone Hospital after his wife said he attempted to kill himself with a rifle at his home 519 S Ninth St. He had been nervous for some time and the bullet passed through his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James A. Burchell
Athens-Limestone
Burchell
S. Ninth St
Wise Men Begin Mission to Reshape Atlantic Alliance
NATO's Three Wise Men Lester Pearson Gaetano Martino and Harald Lange start a mission to devise a strategy countering Soviet soft tactics. They discuss political cooperation economic aid and a proposal for an Atlantic cabinet to unify Western policy and counter the Kremlin. They depart Washington after four days of talks with NATO foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Council
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Italy
Gaetano Martino
Norway
Harvard Lange
Kremlin
U.S
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Wise Men
Selwyn Lloyd
Dulles
Middle East
WISE
Lester B. B. Pearson
Centat
Reports On Military Aid by John M Hightower
Eisenhower told Congress the United States has shipped more than 12.4 billion dollars worth of planes tanks guns and other military aid to free world countries in six years. About 900 million dollars of that total was in 1955’s second half. NATO members have paid about 85 percent of their military development costs while the United States has contributed about 15 percent. The report notes missiles and atomic capable weapons and 288mm gun battalions, plus F100 planes replacing F86 jets, with plans to further supply NATO partners. Many European countries can finance a larger share of their forces’ costs. See IKE on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
D-Ga
Russia
Eisen- Sone Amdrenday
Weapnas
Eisenhower
United States
Hollister
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Congress
John M. Hightower
Washington
Wer
Europe
Greece
Turkey
NATO
John M. Nelson Dies At Warren
John M. Nelson age 65 former secretary of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce died Monday at 2:30 in Warren Arkansas hospital after heart disease. Funeral services Tuesday at Frazer Funeral Home with interment at Oakland. He previously served in Hot Springs before moving to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Nelson
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Warren, Ark
Nelson
Frazer Funeral Home
Oakland
Chamber of Commerce
Hot Springs
Ark
Warren
Seltietkaninioe
Bloody new turn in Algeria fight for independence
Algiers reports intensified 18 month long struggle with killings kidnappings and arson as rebels strike western Algeria. French authorities claim over 100 rebels killed and about 20 European farmers plus 5 Arab helpers died in attacks near Ain Temouchent Mather Benisala and Amhent within 100 miles of the Moroccan border. dozens of farms burned and communications cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
France
Counter
Amhent
Oran
Guiard
Ain Temouchent
Rio Salado
William Taylor Wounded At Eva
Sheriff Jimmie Collier and State Investigator Robert W. Godwin investigated a shooting in Eva that left a 49 year old man in critical condition at Cullman Hospital. William Taylor was found at his home north of Eva about 6 45 yesterday and listed in critical condition. Daisy Taylor, 41, his wife, suffered cuts on her throat and heads and was treated and released at Baugh Wiley Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Collier
Robert W. Godwin
Eva
Cullman Hospital
Collier
William Taylor
Igs
Can Aylor
Tal
Daisy Taylor
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Bridges A assaulted. man treated after incident in Decatur
Harry E. Bridges of 1003 East Moulton Street was taken to Baugh Wiley clinic Saturday after an assault by two white men. He received 15 stitches for facial injuries and was advised to file a warrant if he pursues prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Bridges
East Moulton St
Baugh- Wiley Clinic
Bridges
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MY A
Jack Walden
Decatur Daily
Ave. SW
Police Star
Pleas Boguard
Market St
Soos Bognard
C. R. Hammon
1St St
Decatur General Hospital
Gary Wayne
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Willard Matthews
8Th Ave
Dain St
Line
Alabama St
Davis St
Canal
Oak St
Kenneth Faught
Kenneth, Jr
Birmingham
J. M. Delmore
Aaron A. Powers, Jr
Bossier City
J. E. Blair
G. E. Bowden
Decatur Boys
Boys
James Duncan
Buckley
Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
Decatur and
Day
Kathy
J. W. Spencer
High Point
N.C
Lynn Johnson
Limestone
By Jack Smith
Seymour Topping
Atlantic Alliance
Decatur Eee
By Ken Reynolds
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