Community and Mine Highlights Cullman Area News
Dan Moore and Linda Pate announce the birth of son Dan Pate Moore at Cullman County Hospital with Linda Pate of Decatur as mother. Morgan County Board of Registrars meets at the courthouse Monday. Orpha Sue Melton of Decatur among 71 candidates for degrees at Alabama College Montevallo with bachelor of arts degree planned. Decatur Coin Club meets Monday at 7 30 in Small City Electric Auditorium. Bonds on nine gaming charges forfeited in city recorder's court. other cases include disorderly conduct reckless driving prohibition violations and double parking. John Scruggs treated for a three inch throat wound after an assault on Sycamore Street. three men allegedly involved. Two cars collide at Sixth Avenue and 11th Street causing front end damage. Building permit issued to A B Craig for 10 rooms two and a half baths at 2110 Stratford Road valued at 30000. Sheriff's notes list arrests for prohibition law public drunkenness and peace proceedings. Grover C Taylor sues Thomas Louis Morris for 10000 over April 29 auto crash at Sherman Street and Somerville Road. Betty Ray Brown Cullman and Elizabeth Yvonne Anderson Vinemont to receive bachelor of arts degrees at Alabama College Montevallo June 1. Florence State College home economics students to tour Alabama Flour Mills and Chemstrand plant with lunch at Hotel Lyons.
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City Recorder’s Court
Gaelic College of Nova Scotia in St Ann's claim
The only Gaelic college in the Western Hemisphere sits in St. Ann's Nova Scotia. It represents a unique center for Gaelic language and culture in North America with strong ties to heritage, education and community.
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St. Ann’s, Nova Scotia
Athens-Limestone Recounts Progress For Hospital Week
Athens Limestone Hospital marks National Hospital Week May 11 14 as it celebrates 24 hour patient care since 1951. Administrator Thos L Qualey notes rising patient care and staff. hospital seeks qualified workers and nurses, inviting visits for career information.
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Athens
Limestone County
Athens-Limestone
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Thos. L. Qualey
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Qualey
Alabama Gubernatorial Runoffs Through the Years
The piece traces Alabama election history from 1922 to 1954, noting two candidate races in 1922, the 1934 runoff system, and key outcomes. It highlights Chauncey Sparks, Dixon, Folsom, Gordon Persons, Ellis, Hamm, and others in various first-primary victories and runoff events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brandon
Graves
Brandon
Chauncey Sparks
Dixon
Sparks
Folsom
Ellis
Gordon Persons
Philip J. Hamm
Persons
Mrs. Julia Vessels Dies in Athens Funeral
Mrs. Julia Vessels 79 of Athens 1 died Friday at her daughter's home. Funeral services are today at 2:30 p.m. at Oakdale Baptist Church, four and one half miles north on Old U S 31. Burial will be in Bot tom cemetery with Rainey Funeral Home Ardmore directing.
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Athens
Julia Vessels
Athens 1
Oakdale Baptist Church
U. S
Bottom Cemetery
Rainey Funeral Home
Ardmore
Wessels
J. H. Newby
Evidence Feud Grows Between Tito and Kremlin
Belgrade reports Soviet officials say Voroshilov cancels Yugoslav visit citing Nasser in Moscow. Kremlin criticism follows Yugoslav independence move and Pravda hints at possible withdrawal of economic aid. No immediate Yugoslav reaction. Belgrade awaiting Moscow statement.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Klementi Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Russia
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Pravda
Ivan Zamchevsky
Moscow
Storm Storms North Alabama Without Major Damage
Thunderstorms rolled through North Alabama on Saturday night with heavy rain and wind but no damage reported in four local counties. The system stretched from North Mississippi and West Tennessee, affecting twenty one counties in the danger area, with hail reported west toward the Tri Cities.
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Alabama
Mississippi
West
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Birmingham
Athens
Moulton
Cullman
Tri- Cities
Three injured as car wrecks and burns at Beaver Dam Creek Bridge
Three Huntsville residents Ralph Cohrom James Oscar McGuire and John Richard West were injured when their 1952 Hudson ran at 70 to 75 mph and wrecked and burned near Beaver Dam Creek Bridge. West the 18 year old driver suffered facial and head bruises while Cohrom lost a foot and suffered burns and McGuire had head lacerations and a broken arm. All listed in fair condition at Decatur General Hospital.
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Mooresville
Beaver Dam Creek Bridge
Here
Decatur General Hospital
Ralph Cohrom
James Oscar McGuire
John Richard West
Huntsville
West
Hudson
Cohrom
McGuire
Highway Patrol
Highway 20
John Bram
Jimmy Acton
Greece May Get New Political Face
Greece votes Sunday to elect a new Parliament and possibly alter the government after two years under Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis. The National Radical Union may lose its absolute majority in the 300-seat body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
NATO
Constantine Karamanilis
National Radical Union
Pflimlin Tries Form Cabinet in France
Pierre Pflimlin sought to form a new French government after meeting with President Rene Coty at the Elysee Palace. He aimed to present a cabinet to the National Assembly on Tuesday while Algeria policy and party opposition loomed as potential hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Anderson
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Rene Coty
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Coty
Elysee Palace
National Assembly
Algeria
National Council of the
Social Republicans
Jacques Soustelle
France
Pflimlin
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Bryan Delivers Cross of Gold Speech at 1896 Democratic Convention
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Chicago Democratic National Convention in 1896 delivering his famous Cross of Gold address advocating bimetallism and monetary reform to delegates and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Huntsville UA Center Reveals Summer Plans
The University of Alabama Huntsville Center will run summer term from June 9 to August 22 with 57 classes offered. The program serves University Center students, local college students, working residents, and 1958 high school graduates exploring college work. The center operates as a resident hub bringing college level study to the Tennesee Valley.
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Huntsville UA Center
Summer
University of Alabama, Huntsville
University Center
Huntsville
University of Alabama
Huntsville Center
Tennesse Valley
Water Expansion Slated for Decatur Plant Upgrades
Decatur’s water system pushes expansion to meet growth with two tank projects due by August and October. City officials note current capacity at 80 percent even in wet periods and warn dry weather would strain facilities. Warrants issued in Birmingham fund the plan with a 4.15 percent average yield, repayment via a 10 percent rate increase.
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Chemstrand Corp
Godwin
Decatur
Birmingham
First National Bank of Birmingham
State National Bank
Morgan County National Bank
Investors Diversified Services of
Minnesota
Royal Neighbors Investment Co
Illinois
Broadnax and Knight of Birmingham
Municipal Utilities Board
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Kim Novak May Return Gift From Trujillo Son
Kim Novak said she would return the $8,700 Mercedes Benz sports car given by Dominican Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr if it was a gift. She hinted at romance with the son of the country’s strongman while noting she dates only Trujillo and calls him Ramfis.
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Bob Thomas
San Francisco
Kim Novak
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo, Jr
Miss Novak
Trujillo
Ramfis
Hollywood
Novak
Zsa Zsa Gabor
W U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
U S Ambassador Protests Library Burn in Tripoli
American protest raised after Lebanese authorities allowed a library to burn. One Lebanese janitor alone inside was unharmed as demonstrators surged through Tripoli for nearly three hours before a curfew restored order.
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Terian Tripoli Women’s College
U.S
Robert McClintock
Lebanon
U. S
Beirut
Tripoli
West Viet Communists Outline Seven Year Plan
Khrushchev presented a seven year plan update on Wednesday aimed at boosting consumer products in the chemical sector including plastic fibers. Earlier Moscow projects targeted more children’s clothing housing and furniture with undisclosed goals for heavy industry and armaments expansion.
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Viet Communist Party
Khrushchev
British Guiana Prospects Highlight Diamonds and Savings
Fragmentary report notes South American British Guiana as potentially rich with diamonds, with some currently productive. Godwin suggests the City could save considerably if the board buys the pipe rather than using the contractor.
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British Guiana
South America
of Mains
Godwin
Local Hospital Admissions Listing Many Names and Addresses
A long hospital admissions list names numerous patients and dependents with street addresses across Decatur Hartselle Tanner Somerville Huntsville and nearby areas. The roster includes adults infants and multiple households presenting at various wards and units.
Local Dismissals Names and Addresses Listed
The notice lists individuals including Givens Hartley at P. O. Box 58 Decatur and Miss Patricia Powell in Decatur. It also names Mrs. J A Taylor 601 9th Street, Michael Reed 517 Cherry Street NW, and dismissals for Mrs P H Montgomery 2109 Clara Avenue SW and Mrs Marriam Ruby Howell 618 James Street SW. Also Mrs J T Hogan Falkville 2.
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Givens Hartley
P. O
Decatur
Patricia Powell
J. A. Taylor
9Th St
Michael Reed
Cherry St
P. H. Montgomery
Clara Ave
Marriam Ruby Howell
James St
J. T. Hogan
Falkville
Bank Street Hospital Admission Notices
Admission notices list Mrs. Herman Stover at 222 6th Ave NW and Magazine Warren of Town Creek along with A. F. Roberson of Town Creek and Mrs. James Shannon residing at 614 8th.
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Bank Street Hospital
Herman Stover
6Th Ave. NW
Warren
Town Creek
A. F. Roberson
James Shannon
8Th Ave
Hospital Names and Baby Counts in Local Notices
Little Mike Welborn of Moulton is listed with 3. Vivian Sims of Mt Hope has 1. J B Rice of Moulton has 2. Bruce Terry and baby of Trinity have 1. Teresa Little of Hillsboro has 1.
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Mike Welborn
Moulton
Vivian Sims
Mt. Hope
J. B. Rice
Bruce Terry
Baby
Trinity
Little Teresa Little
Hillsboro
Eisenhower to decide on Nixon trip after possible protests
Mansfield warned the President must consider potential Communist led demonstrations in several countries before Nixon undertakes a trip. He stated he has no doubt such demonstrations could be organized abroad and influence the decision.
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Eisenhower
Mansfield
Nixon
Graham A Hit On West Coast
Billy Graham draws massive San Francisco crowds at Cow Palace in a prolific revival that has packed venues and attracted thousands to decisions for Christ. With 13 services drawing over 200000 attendees and daily crowds from 12500 to 23500, the campaign runs through June 15 as fundraising lag persists and TV telecasts seek support.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
San Francisco Bay Area
Graham
Graham Organization
New York
Tennessee
Graham Group
Americans Unpopular In Algiers
In Algiers American presence draws mixed views from locals and French Algerians. Teenagers wear U.S. styles and enjoy American music while anti American sentiment surfaces. Observers cite U.S. aid policies and oil interests as factors shaping opinions about America.
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Algiers
Algeria
U. S
United States
France
Sahara
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Dan Moore
Cullman 6
Cullman County Hospital
Dan Pate Moore
Morgan County Board of Registrars
Alabama College
Montevallo
Orpha Sue Melton
Decatur Coin Club
Small City
Electric Auditorium
John Scruggs
W. Lafayette St
Scruggs
Sycamore St
Sixth Ave
11Th St
Jack E. Allen
Decature
Paul L
A. B. Craig
Stratford Rd
Sheriff's Office
Grover C. Taylor
Thomas Louis Morris
Taylor
Sherman St
Somerville Rd
Betty Ray Brown
Elizabeth Yvonne Anderson
Vinemont
Florence State College
Alabama Flour Mills
Chemstrands
Lyons
Limestone
Tito
North Alabama
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta
Lockheed
District 33
International Assn. of Machinists
Anjette Lyles
Anijette Donovan Lyles
Macon
Marcia Elaine
Carla
Lyles
Kim
Son of
Barbara Jane Griffin
Prospect
Tenn
Athenian
Athens College
Robert Griffin
Norris
Mobile
Arthur Eddy
Anna Barrett
W. B. Henderson
Pennylane
Max J. Lesser
Summerlane
Billy Ray Dutton
L. E. Willett
Danville
Melissa Gail Courtenay
Decatur Trailer Court
Clarence Edward White, Jr
Cypress St
Donna Leigh Russell
Ralph Whatley
12Th St
Paul Banks
Riverview Ave
Gregory Lynn Liles
West Court
Apts
Don Pearce
Gordon Dr
B. Weinman
Okley A. Miller
Tanner
L. G. DeLong
Tarace Kirby
11Th Ave
Sarah Mae Coker
E. T. Baggs
Meadowbrook
J. L. Gossett
Memorial Dr
Annie Long
Wadsworth St
Orvil Landers
Somerville
Della Ann Dorr
High School St
Hartselle
Kyle Wayne Millwood
James Monroe Throneberry
Ollie Street
10Th Ave
Luther L. Sellers
John A. Farrer
Chester Braswell
John A. H. Snider
3Rd Ave
Michael Carroll
Sheridan Apts
James Oscar McGuire, Jr
7Th St
Ralph Hoy Cohram
8Th St
Lawrence County
West Coast
L. C. Fisher Company
Muscle Shoals
Sheffield
Space Age Investments
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