Sparks Reports Campaign Spending In Alabama Races
Former Governor Chauncey Sparks disclosed post election expenses of 6163 with no contributions for his bid for a second term. Alabama candidates including Congressman George Grant and Secretary of State hopefuls reported various expenses and zero or small contributions. Other filings show expenses ranging from 250 to 1282 with minimal or no contributions across districts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chauncey Sparks
George Grant
Alabama
Grant
Ervin
Red) James
Alabama Public Service Commission
Jimmy Hitchcock
George Andrews
Union Springs
Robert E. Jones Jr
Scottsboro
H. F. Wheat
Tuscaloosa
Iain Lewis Weds June Bennett in Hartselle Church
A wedding of much interest united Iain Lewis and June Bennett of Linton Indiana Saturday afternoon at the Church of Christ in Hartselle. After a Smoky Mountains trip they will reside in Birmingham. A large crowd attended the decor ation Sunday as relatives and friends gathered at the Tanner home and nearby towns sent weekend visitors.
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Iain Lewis
June Bennett
Linton
Indiana
Hartselle
Church of Christ
Smoky Mountains
Birmingham
William Tanner
Dona Gail
Bessemer
Louis Tanner
Thed Ralph
Lillie Crouch
Lynntown
Felton Mason
Will Mason
W. C. Ralph
30In Smith
Dorothy Murphry
Lacey
Ferrol Rochell
Decatur
June Moses
Cullman
Harvey Oden
Mildred Mathews
Service League Aiding in Work for Red Cross Garments
The Junior Service League joins the Morgan County Red Cross chapter to sew garments for hospitals and veterans. Twelve members work two shifts weekly from 9 A M to 4 30 P M producing bathrobes pajamas utility bags bedside bags bed jackets and fracture pillows. Quotas are set by the Atlanta area office and materials are provided locally.
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Red Cross
Junior Service League
Frank Kirby
Morgan County
American Red Cross
League
Atlanta
Kirby
Garner Pride
Former Alabama professor named president of Sweet Briar College
TO HEAD SCHOOL SWEET BRIAR VA May 9 A former University of Alabama professor and widow of the late Alabama superintendent of education is named the new president of Sweet Briar College. Dr Anne Gary Pannell, president dean of Goucher College Baltimore, succeeds Martha B Lucas whose succession was announced by Archibald G Robertson of Richmond.
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Sweet Briar
University of Alabama
Sweet Briar College
Anne Gary Pannell
Goucher College
Baltimore
Martha B. Lucas
Archibald G. Robertson
Richmond
Bennett Visits Lin ton Kinfolk Host Family
Miss Evalean Bennett of Lin ton Indiana spent Saturday night with her sister and Mr and Mrs Goin Lewis at the home of Mr and Mrs William Lewis.
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Bud Hamilton
Evalean Bennett
Linton
Indiana
Mrs
Goin Lewis
William Lewis
FBI Lists About 200 Sex Perversions in Government Jobs
The Washington Post reports the FBI has handed about 200 names of government employees alleged to have sexual perversion to their agencies for action. Officials note some are or will be fired, as a broad purge follows disclosures of past Department of State firings.
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Washington
Washington Post
Post
FBI
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Associated Press
Olice
State Department
Senate
The
Alloys Formed When Metals Are Mixed
When two or more metals are combined the resulting product is called an alloy.
Man With Odd Color In Hair Sentenced on 6 Robbery Charges
Luther Jack Master, 28, sentenced to 20 to 40 years after jurors found him guilty on six of seven robbery counts. He had escaped Fulton Tower with four others and was recaptured in Birmingham after a barber noticed his unusually colored hair from a dye job. Co-defendant Eston Anderson pleaded guilty to part of the charges and received a prison term reported as .15 ta .20 years.
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Atlanta
Luther Jack Master
Master
Birmingham
Ala
Fulton Tower
Air
Eston Anderson
Homewood Council Backs Censorship of Club Floor Shows
Homewood Alabama city council approved three ordinances aimed at floor shows in nightclubs near Birmingham. The measures grant city police new powers to regulate performances and restrict explicit acts in local venues.
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Homewood
Ala
Birmingham
City Censors Floor Shows Raise Fee and Halt Dancing
The chief granted full authority to censor entertainment, raising the license fee for floor shows from $100 to $300 and ordering dancing to stop at midnight Saturday. A woman dancer and a nightclub operator were arrested and fined $100 each two weeks ago on charges of permitting an indecent floor show.
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E. Moulton St
Lawrence County
Vernon Persall
Lester Reed
Franklin Smith
Don's Floor
Don Williams
Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control
IRWIN
E. L “Irwin
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