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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
5
The Athens College summer session starts with regular registration on June 2 for day and evening colleges with sessions 9 11 30 a m 2 4 p m and 7 9 p m DST. Day classes start June 3 at 8 a m DST and evening classes at 4 p m DST. Pre registration runs May 27 through May 31 noon.
A collage of Hollywood anecdotes recounts Groucho Marx Ray Bolger Gene Kelly and others being playfully “brought down” by fans colleagues and audiences. Revelatory snippets cover encounters with Goldwyn Sinatra Kaye Gobel Charisse Charters and more as the Nightly TV scene and Broadway buzz mix with jokes and personal quips.
Mrs. David S. Akens and a roster of education psychology educators are listed along with Dr. Benjamin Showalter Dr. Martha Howell Miss Marie South Mr. Julian Newman and others including Mrs. Mary G. Phillips Mr. Frank Alford and Mr. John W. Ramsden.
Dr J Wyatt Durham of the University of California says geological evidence shows tropical climates once stretched across Earth from southern Alaska to southern Chile.
A detailed list of radio and television program times, shows, and network anchors across many stations, including news briefs, music programs, dramas, game shows, soap operas, and public affairs, with multiple entries per hour and regional affiliations.
Dwight Eddins of Decatur is named the Alabama Phi Alpha Theta outstanding history student. He majors in physics and minors in mathematics, is a Decatur High School 1957 graduate, and serves in the University Band Phi Eta Sigma Rho Alpha Tau and as music director for the Baptist Student Union.
John D. Clark son of Eva Clark of 306 12th Ave enrolls in the Marines and will report for active duty with the Johnny Reb Company on July 11. The 75 man unit draws from Alabama Northwest Florida and Mississippi and trains at Parris Island and Camp Lejeune. Individuals may visit the Marine Recruiting Office on the Second Floor of the Post Office Building for details.
The only Gaelic college in the Western Hemisphere operates in St. Ann's Nova Scotia, serving students and preserving Gaelic language and culture in Canada.
The census tally shows the United States population including Armed Forces overseas at 172 830 000. Officials note growth since the previous count and highlight regional shifts and urbanization trends across states.
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