Rall slated with segregation foes for Black Monday meetings
Alabama segregation supporters plan Black Monday gatherings in Selma Haynesville City and Bayou La Batre tonight. Speakers include Citizens Council leaders and Nat King Cole target Nat King Cole is referenced in linked tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Haynesville
City
Bayou la Batre
Supreme Court
Alabama
Fource
Birmingham Municipal Auditorium
Citizens’ Council
Nat (King) Cole
Charles W. McKay Jr
Bayou la
South
Zens
Crisis publication worker honored by Senate order
Acknowledgment follows for an individual associated with Crisis, the NAACP publication, recognizing years of service and contributions in public advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Saechee
Crisis
NAACP
Paratroopers Hurt In Demonstration At Ft. Sill
At Ft. Sill Oklahoma one paratrooper suffered a broken back and six comrades of the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg North Carolina were less hurt in a demonstration. R Lozano plunged about 1200 feet in an air free fall when a shroud line hit parachute. Army officers said they could give no reason for the unusually heavy casualties. They normally expect about one half of one per cent of the men to be injured in such drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Sill
Okla
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Lewter Chosen to Lead Ardmore PTA Group
Ardmore PTA selects Lewter as president with Turner serving as treasurer. Details list Miss as secretary. Local note highlights new leadership and nonprofit roles at the Ardmore organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewter
Ardmore Pta Group
Princess Littlest Sails at the Amusements Today
The notice lists showtimes for Princess Littlest Sailes at 3:00 2:45 4:30 6:15 along with other film listings including Escape to Burma Bowlineom The Threshold of Space and Bowery theater details. Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlineom
Guy Madison
Twelve city court cases in recorder's court docket
Twelve cases were on the city recorder's court docket this morning. Charges were over parking six, disorderly conduct two, and vagrancy violation of prohibition law speeding and failure to obey citation one each. Virgil Pete Lively custodian was admitted to Bank St Hospital after illness at city hall. Lively lives at 704 4th Ave SE. No traffic accidents occurred yesterday. Joseph C Broadus of New York City will arrive tonight to visit his brother John Broadus. James D Wallace, Mt Pleasant Tenn, will say he suffered a broken arm in a fall at his home. The Rev Wallace was pastor of First Church here for about 18 years. The Apes Club will meet in Moulton Friday at 7:30 pm at the home of Henry and Mrs Lang. First Methodist Church Friday at 6:30 pm will have a Pentecost sermon series. At 7 pm the topic will be Our Need For Patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder’s
Virgil
Pete” Lively
Decatur
Bank St. Hospital
City Hall
Mr. Lively
4Th Ave
James D. Wallace
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
Wallace
First Church
Apes Club
Moulton
Henry Lang
Hospital Admissions Notice From Athens Area
Hospital admissions list from Athens mentions Mrs Edward Clutts and infant, Mrs J W Delles and infant, Mrs Stewart and infant, Mrs Robert Athens and infant daughter, Mrs B L Powers and infant, Alma Lee Stovall, Mrs Fred Thames among others. The fragment notes multiple patients and their infants in a local Athens hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orel Hospital
Dismiasa
Edward Clutts
Ames Solomon
J. W. Delles
Athens
Stewart
Robert Athens
B. L. Powers
Alma Lee Stovall
Fred Thames
Lawrence County Hospital Notices and Dismissals
List of names and dismissals including Mary Eula Witt Town Creek Celene Lackey Danville and others from Danville Moulton Russell Ne M White Carlyn Larson Dwight Terry Cleo Bradford Clarence C Hill Hazel Norton and Smiths with related entries and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Hospital
Mary Eula Witt
Town Creek
Celene Lackey
Danville
Josephine McLemore
Lucy Parker
Moulton
Ar Paul Craig
Russellne M. White
Carlyn Larson
Beren
Dwight Terry
Cleo Bradford
Clarence C. Hill
Hazel Norton
Ore Ee Smith
Daugh
Blaugh-Wibley Clinic and Decatur General Notes
Clinic listings include John A. Sharp of Somerville and Miss Dimple Themes of Decatur with affiliations at Decatur General Hospital. Notation references Marvin and O'Neal Springer connected to 1801 College & Missions area in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaugh-Wileby Clinic
John A. Sharp
Somerville
Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Marvin
College &Missions
O'Neal Springer
Bank Street Hospital Dismissals List
Dismissals announced for Mrs Jewel Beddingfield 1613 Somerville Rd Bee Eugene Mize 207 7th Ave Mrs Jasper Hodgins Moulton Mrs Virgil Lively 704 4th Ave Bee Rowen Laneledy 1403 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street Hospital
Jewel Beddingfield
Somerville Rd
Bee Eugene Mize
7Th Ave
Jasper Hodgins
Moulton
Virgil Lively
4Th Ave
Rowen Laneledy
Baby Adoption Racket Charged
Senate subcommittee testimony says criminal elements are profiting from infant adoptions. Fees cited range from 1700 to 3200 dollars as lawyers in Chicago allegedly operate on a wide scale. Foster parents from New Dare report an attorney promising adoptions for payoffs, while one mother recounts receiving 600 dollars and no copy of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ernest A. Mitler
Mitler
Judiciary Subcommittee
Chicago
Newdare
Marcus
Alabama conference speech quotes on TVA leaders
Clement accuses Vogel in a conference speech in Alabama while Vogel responds his record shows care for the TVA and the region. Clement later tells Nashville reporters that he has never failed to testify before any congressional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Vogel
TVA
Nashville
Newsage
Vogel Declines Comment on Fitness for TVA Job
Vogel declines to comment on congressional determination of his fitness for the TVA post. He states in a recent article the TVA is more self sufficient and capable of financing its future, while denying any desire to encroach on others’ rights or territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Wn Tva
Saker
D.vogel
Pll Power
Congress
Mill
Vogel
TVA
TVA Board Controversy Over Policy Power Sparks Debate
TVA's power board faces internal conflict as two members oppose a policy shift and challenge the agency's direction. Vogel and the rest of the board clash over representation and how federal budget policy should align with the majority’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
TVA
Vogel
Federal Budget Bureau
Raymond Paty
Harry Curtis
Planes Crash Near Flint Kills Four People
Four people were killed when two small planes collided and crashed into a field near Flint Michigan during approach and landing operations. It is unclear if Solomon was at the controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Michigan City
Solomon
Round a Movie Struck Family
A family affected by a movie strike faces disruption as actors from other productions step in to fill roles. Tensions rise over scheduling and compensation while studios reassess filming plans and safety measures.
Austinville Graduation Plans Told
Austinville high school prepares three commencement events. Class night Friday at 7 30 p m. Baccalaureate Sunday at 7 30 p m with Dr Willis A Sutton to speak. Monday at 7 30 p m features an address by Dr Sutton in the auditorium. Forty three seniors graduate and the class posts a scholastic average of B or higher with eighteen perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
W. H
Willis A. Sutton
British Soldier Killed By Bomb Near Famagusta
In Nicosia a bomb thrown at a vehicle near Famagusta killed a British sergeant and wounded two. A Royal Air Force corporal died yesterday at Nicosia airport edge. In the past 13 months, 29 British servicemen have been killed on Cyprus, with 60 police and civilians also dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Famagusta
Royal Air Force
Cyprus
Explosion at Anniston depot leaves cause undetermined
Fire and explosion at an Anniston depot damaged the surrounding woods to six acres. Reported by pilots as far as 90 miles away. Powder stored in five gallon cans reclaimed from shells, now unstable. Depot located eight miles west of Anniston and about 65 miles east of Birmingham. Fire under control by about 4 a.m.
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Mary
Anniston
Birmingham
Houchin
Hughes Rites Friday Mention Family Survivors
The funeral for W. W. Hughes will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at the home of his son J. C. Hughes at 1305 SE 6th Ave. Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Pauline Edmonds of Detroit, two sisters Mrs. Hughes of Mobile and Floyd Hughes of Tuscaloosa, 15 grandchildren, and other relatives.
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J.C. Hughes
6Th Ave
Pauline Edmonds
Detroitinghas U
Nah D
Billy Hughes
Tur
Hughes
Mobile
Floyd Hughes
Tuscaloosa
Road project list across multiple Alabama counties
A catalog of road work including grading drainage and bituminous treatments on routes such as Decatur to Muscle Shoals toward Abernathy Lake and Elrod-Ebola Road in Tuscaloosa. Also mentions overhead construction on the Mobile & Gulf line near Gordo Northport and several bridge and road improvements in Calhoun Cherokee St Clair Barbour and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Abernathy Lake
Tuscaloosa
Mobile & Gulfee
Ala
Calhoun County
Pine Grove
Cherokee
Hurricane Creek
St. Clair
U.S. No. 231
U.S
Pell City
Barbour — Bridge
Culbert
Ala. No. 30
Ala. No. 130
Clio
Governor reports riot at Raiford prison in Florida
Governor Collins said Adj Gen Mek Lane ordered an investigation to assess troop needs as the Raiford prison riot escalated. He sent his assistant Joe Grote gut to observe and directed the Florida Highway Patrol to assist. Sinclair reported gunfire. one convict was dead and several others were hospitalized.
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Collins
Adj
Mek Lane
Oe Etienel
Lance
Joe Grotegut
Raiford
Florida Highway Patrol
Sinclar
Wien
Sinclair
West backs Israel, China poised to sever ties
Reported cabinet meeting in the West praised recognizing Israel while China prepares to cut diplomatic ties. France supposedly sends 12 Mystere jets to Israel as the United States readies to hand China’s ambassador his walking papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Long Range Aid Authority Faces Setback In Foreign Affairs局
Foreign Affairs committee today rejected the proposed long range aid authority and voted to halve the 200 million plan. The proposal would have distributed loans or farm goods instead of direct money grants, with the aid tied to a permanent commitment.
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Foreign Affairs Co
Low
Markets report mixed prices in unsettled trading
The market quotes show corn values around 1.47 and 1.39 dollars per bushel with minor gains and a 4 percent uptick noted in unrelated items. Other lines reference prices near 2.20 and a 93.18 level per hundred for a market index.
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Rutle
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Early Gains
The New York market rose slightly in early trading with prices up from 1 to 2 points. Motors led modest gains among depressed groups, while steels rubbers coppers railroads oils and utilities advanced. Motion pictures edged down on profit taking as Curtiss-Wright opened lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
General
Kew’s
Curtiss-Wright
Poultry Market Notes From North Georgia
Fragmentary market notes mention live and fryer poultry in North Georgia with pricing hints and trading terms. The text is garbled but references higher costs and price trading for poultry, plus mentions of fees and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia
Fesey
Eterieg Se
Livestock Sales Report Notes Wide Varieties
AP livestock roundup notes cattle and cutter cow sales across classes at a dollar level, with emphasis on commercial grade goods and market activity across categories.
State Ag Board Bans 6-8-4 Fertilizer in Alabama
The Alabama State Board of Agriculture voted to ban the 6-8-4 fertilizer sold widely in the state. It kept 4-10-7 on the approved list and delayed a proposed Grade A milk requirement for buttermilk. Officials noted only 8 percent of farms need 6-8-4 and urged a slower, educative revision of fertilizer listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
State Board of Agriculture
Alabama
Clarence Wilson
Auburn Agroomist
Alamo
Fiat
API
Agriculture Co A
Eee
State Milk Control Board
Farm bill revolt wanes as price supports rise
Aiken led a failed bid to raise supports for oats rye barley grain sorghums and corn outside a commercial area. The panel warned the farm revolt faltered as Democrats overplayed their hand and prices for wheat and corn influence farmer sentiment. Capehart notes hog and corn price gains quiet complaints while Anderson predicts administration trouble from higher wheat and corn supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
GOP
Congress
Ruchel
California
Capehart
Indiana
Anderson
Eisenhower
Bayou murder case tied to Panama City family deaths
Authorities say 7 year old Bayou and David Wilson were lured onto a boat near their Panama City trailer home on May 1. Douglas and David were found dead in the bayou by May 5 with a suspect claiming intent to harm and admitting he pushed them overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilson
Panama City
Douglas
Polecat Bayou
David
Rehege
Oyen
Daffin
Ater
Withers
Third Polio Case Reported in Montgomery Alabama
Health officials record a third polio case in Montgomery and report totals remain well below last year’s 14 as a Jefferson County resident, a year old white woman, suffers a nonparalytic attack last week according to the Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Health Department
Jefferson County
Wanted Ads Hint at Rentals and Vehicles for Sale
A jumble of 1950s classified notes lists rental inquiries for a ground floor unfurnished space with a private front entrance and multiple sale offers. Items include a 1953 Plymouth, a 1950 Oldsmobile four door with extras, a Shetland pony, a 1954 Chevrolet, and a land plot near Limestone by Poplar Creek with utilities.
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Ry Rall
Associated Press
Secr
Turner
Miss
Rory
Burma
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Ryan
Sunset Judy Holliday
Im Ceiks
Bing Crosby
Donald O' O'Conner
Bowery
Joseph C. Broadus
New York City
John Broadus
First Methodist Church
Ardmore
Jaycees
Christopher
Austinville High School
Phevos
Larry Manly
Floyd Stovall
Marvin Tucker
Horace Beggs
Autry
Berlie Bushey
Bobby Joe Johnson
Flavous Johnson
Arvelie Shelby McCulloch
Jack Mullican
Dewayne Reynolds
Gaither Williams
James Williams
Kenneth Walker
Rebecca Allen
Thelma
W. W. Hughes
Monsan Chem
Balt
Ohio
Jc Oes &H
Cater
Regis
Diana Stra Pack
P&l
Ford
Marister
State Ag Board
Auburn
Experiment Station Agronomists
Repubs
W. E. Wilsons
Ieee
Helenae
Noel
Plymouth
Melvin Blackwood
Shetland
Oldsmobile
Call
Marvin Blackwood
Poplar Creek
Easetae River
Chevrolet
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