Local Notes Highlight Hospital Update and Court Actions
The year old Clifford Speakman remains off the critical list and is described as in good condition at Bank Street Hospital after an auto accident on New Moulton Road. City court docket lists offenses including prohibition violations and assault. May 21 22 cemetery cleaning at Bellview Baptist Church planned with Decoration Day on May 25. Absentee voting available through May 29 with office hours extended Saturday.
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Clifford Speakman
New Moulton Rd
Bank St. ,Hospital
Clifford
Woodrow Speakman
Decatur 1
Bellview Baptist Church
Decatur
Moulton Rd
Register In Chancery
Bryan McAfee
Register
Athens and Hartselle Notes Highlight Local Achievements
Mrs. David Johnson and Judy Gilbert of Athens earns Phi Beta Kappa at Birmingham Southern College. Athens College to stage The Rainmaker by N Richard Nash. Students and events listed in Athens area schools with admissions open. Hartselle welcomes Leneis W Howard to American Registry of Doctor's Nurses. Owens Junior High prepares graduation ceremonies Friday night with Wade Chittam as eighth grade valedictorian. Mary White named salutatorian.
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Birmingham
David Johnson
Judy Gilbert
Athens
Birmingham-Southern College
N. Richard Nash
The
Athens College
Meandress Hall
Eer
Hartselle
Leneis W. Howard
N. Sloss St
American Registry of
Doctor's Nurses
Howard
RDN
Arthur A. Calix
Owens Junior High School
Wade Chittam
J. ©. Chittam
Sotater
Ian
Mary White
T. E. Smith
Athens 8
Homecoming at Hopewell Baptist Church Sunday
The Hopewell Baptist Church hosts a homecoming service this Sunday. Rev. Floyd Parker invites the public to attend.
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Hopewell
Hopewell Baptist Church
Floyd Parker
Local Birth and Dismissal Notices From Moulton and Trinity
A compact list shows names of children and guardians including Susan and Dianne Tucker in Moulton with Julia Butler in Town Creek, plus Almon Jackson and Frank Thompson in Moulton, and Elvin Kelley in Trinity. Other entries include Shirley Dutton in Rogersville and Nelda Parker in Town Creek, with Lonnie Maner in Trinity.
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Elvin Kelley
Trinity
Shirley Dutton
Rogersville
J. M. Hitt
Moulton
Bessie Thornton
Nelda Parker
Town Creek
Lonnie T. Maner
Hospital admissions list for Athens and surrounding areas
A hospital admissions roll shows Mrs. Paul Sims and infant son, Athens. Van Abernathy, Athens. Dowell Malone, Athens. Mrs. Willie Rogers, Athens. Mrs. James Holderman and infant daughter, Athens. Mrs. James R. Hughes, Athens. Mrs. Milton Penne and infant son, Athens. Mrs. Sesat Harrison and infant son, Anderson. Joyce Turner and infant son, Athens. Ora Lee Martindale, Elkmont. John H. Casteel, Athens. Billy Milton Brymer, Tanner. Admissions include Mrs. Georgia Haney, Ardmore. Albert James Wallace, Athens. Mrs. Ben Peoples and infant son, Tanner. Mrs. Julian Davidson, Athens. Mrs. Wiley Russell, Athens. Mrs. Herman Boyd, Elkmont.
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Athens Limestone Hospital
Paul Sims
Athens
van Abernathy
Dowell Malone
Willie Rogers
James Holderman
James R. Hughes
Milton Penne
Sesat Harrison
Anderson
Joyce Turner
Ora Lee Martindale
Elkmont
John H. Casteel
Billy Milton Brymer
Tanner
Georgia Haney
Ardmore
Albert James Wallace
Ben Peoples
Julian Davidson
Wiley Russell
Herman Boyd
Local residents listed with infants and addresses
A series of names and infant details followed by street addresses and cities including Hartselle Decatur Town Creek and Webster Trailer Court. Residents include Mrs Louis Bolan Mrs Zack Perry Mrs Fairfax Parker Mrs Frank Magliato and others with child names such as Gregory Louis Hester Samuel Ruffner John Dobo Timothy Gandy and James Bloodworth III.
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Louis Bolan
Hartselle
Zack Perry
9Th Ave
Fairfax Parker
20Th Ave
Frank Magliato
Webster Trailer Court
Gregory Louis Hester
7Th Ave
J. A. Aston
Town Creek
L. C. Gilliland
Decatur
Euthrea Clay Hendon
Enolam Blvd
Jack Stover
5Th Ave
C. S. Whitmire
E. Moulton St
Harrison
4Th Ave
Harold Whitmire
Locust St
Samuel C. Ruffner
Meadowbrook Dr
John Randy Dobo
Columbia Cir
Timothy Wayne Gandy
8Th Ave
James Morgan Bloodworth III
Olive St
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic Contacts List
Theo Ward of 302 lth Ave NW Curtis Hester of 917 9th Ave SE Mrs Andrew Rombokas of 806 8th Ave Miss Beverly Draper of Somer Mrs Zadie Mae Jones of 205 1th Ave NW Mrs Artie Andrews of 805 4th
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Theo Ward
Lth
Curtis Hester
9Th Ave
Andrew Rombokas
8Th Ave
Beverly Draper
Somerville
Zadie Mae Jones
Lth Ave
Artie Andrews
4Th Ave
Bank Street Hospital Admissions
L. T. Jones of Trinity enters Bank Street Hospital. Mrs. Richard Holland of Moulton, Mrs. Freeman Randolph of 901 Railroad Street NW, Mrs. John W. Smith and infant daughter of Decatur, Mrs. Daniel Montgomery of Moulton, and Mrs. Herman Stover of 222 6th are listed as admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Jones
Trinity
Richard Holland
Moulton
Freeman Randolph
Railroad St
John W. Smith
Decatur
Daniel Montgomery
Herman Stover
6Th Ave
Births in common area announced for two families
Mr and Mrs Almon Jackson Moulton 2 welcomed a daughter at Lawrence County Hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pasquell Hooie Tanner 1 welcomed a son Monday at Decatur General Hospital.
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Almon Jackson
Moulton
Lawrence County Hospital
Pasquell Hooie
Tanner
Decatur General Hospital
Mrs Onice Bull Terry Charged With Whisky Possession
Deputy Sheriff Brown Parker reports a search of the Terry farm six miles east of Moulton found 17 quarts of beer in a house and 25 gallons of whisky in a buried barrel. Mrs Onice Terry faces prohibition violation charges as ABC personnel assisted.
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Moulton
Onice “Bull” Terry
Onice Terry
Brown Parker
Parker
Sheriff's Office
ABC
Carlos Nelson
Bob Johnson
Post-election expense report lists numerous contributors
The report records large and small donations by names such as C. H. Gunter Phenix City and J. Crommelin with totals across campaigns in Alabama’s 2nd District. It details expenses including office supplies, travel, printing and advertising, with many contributors from Phenix City Bessemer Union Springs and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitchell
Union Springs
Patterson
Bebe Gosdin
Sunny Valley
John G. Crommelin
E. Smith
O. Tanner
J. Parrine
Hayes Malone
N. H. Thomason
H. QO. Jester
E. L. Murphy
L. L. Smith
W. P. Miller
J. ¢. Ivey
M. H. Daniel
P. M. Holly
Todd
R. D. Allen
H. H. Dunn
W. L. Davis
J. S. Harris
P. T. Mosely
R. L. Cunningham
Roy Whitman
R. S. Shephard
A. L. Bowles
James Henderson
W. G. Bowen
H. L. Dotson
David Morrow
Harry Smith
I. T. Bowick
N. R. Pugh
W. P. Canning
Ben Potter
Henry Price
Lamar Kelly
Frances R. Dees
Paul Black
Ralph Guthrie
M. C. Woodall
W. C. Woodall
Z. L. Weatherford
Dan Mobley
F. E. Martin
Wiley Logan
J. E. Richardson
W. D. Davis
Charles Shaddix
Wally Fowler
Chuck Wagon Gang
Congress
George Grant
A. M. Woodham
James Carter
A. P. Collins
M. N. Brantley
R.L. Kenan
H. L. Pill
Wilbur Nolen
Wilbur Nolen Sr
B. B. Saxon
Wilbur Nolen Jr
Mary H. Nolen
Harry Leary
S. L. Taylor
Jack Nolen
Dan R. Nolen
D. M. Nolen
Council of Alabama
Machinists
Billy Gentry
Sam Kindred
A. D. Griffith
Jim Kitchen
C. M. Henderson
C. P. Hutchison
James Simon
Elton Johnson
Paul Crow
Martha Martinson
MacDonald Gallion
F. M. Welch
Montgomery
Y. H. Goodall
Birmingham
Ben Engel
Jeff D. Smith
Huntsville
E. C. Johnson
Demopolis
Prichard
McCall and
Doctors Watch As Dead Dog Is Brought To Life
Six U S women doctors touring Soviet medical institutions reported seeing a dead dog revived after blood removal, five minutes of waiting, and barking. The observation parallels a January Ogonyek claim about longer revival times. The group contrasted Soviet zeal and equipment with U S pace, noting faster Russian progress.
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U. S
Ogonyek
V. A. Negovsky
Jean Henley
Columbia University
United States
Leona Baumgartner
New York City
Helen Taussig
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Esther C. Marting
University of Cincinnati
Margaret Sloan
National Research Council
Washington
Thelma Dunn
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Henley
Stassen Contests Set With Lawrence Versus Furman For Governor
In statewide contests Governor nominees include David L. Lawrence the Pittsburgh Mayor favored by Democrats and Roy E. Furman the Lt. Governor who denounces party leadership. An unknown Ed ward P. Lavelle from Scranton also seeks the governor’s post. Locally races cover 30 congressional seats 25 of 50 State Senate seats and all 210 State House seats. Republican Edward Martin retires from the U S Senate after two terms with Hugh Scott favored by Republicans and Leader backed by the Democratic machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Roy E. Furman
Edward P. Lavelle
Scranton
Lawrence
M- Leader
U.S. Senate
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Senate
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Leader
Democratic Organization
U.S
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Joint Space Committee Proposed To Oversee Civilian Effort
A plan proposes a single House-Senate joint committee on space to replace separate space panels. Civilians would lead civilian space projects with a liaison for military issues and President’s approval for unresolved disputes. The report backs civilian development of atomic rocket power and satellite tech. The note mentions the Pacific Ocean being twice as large as the Atlantic.
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House
Senate
Joint
Eisenhower Signs Military Pay Raise Into Law
President Eisenhower signed legislation boosting pay for most active duty personnel in the Air Force Army Navy and Marines with more than two years service. The first year cost is about 576 million dollars and includes raises for reservists and certain retired personnel, while draftees and many junior officers receive no increases.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pentagon
Ralph J. Cordiner Jr
General Electric
De Gaulle Stabilizes National Assembly Amid Crisis
French crisis deepens as De Gaulle proposes 27 month draftee service and 80 billion franc tax plan. Emergency powers extend to Algeria, Paris offices face censorship, and Raoul Salon offers to pardon rebels who surrender.
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National Assembly
Pflimlin
Paris
Algiers
de Gaulle
Assembly
Algeria
France
Raoul Salon
Welcome for Pianist Van Cliburn in New York Parade
The lanky Texan pianist Van Cliburn received a roaring welcome at Carnegie Hall as 2,840 fans filled the venue. After his two recital numbers, he spoke of happiness to be home, and a ticker tape parade awaited him in the city. His father and mother stood moved by the reception, while critics noted his spectacular technique and promising tone in Moscow.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
van Cliburn
Cliburn
Harvey Lavan Cliburn Sr
Rilcha Bee O’bryan
Moscow
W. G. Rogers
Associated Press
Russia Ahead In Polar Development Conference Told
Russia is far ahead of the United States in polar developments and related fields per a National Resources Conference briefing. Air Force Col. James W. Luker described a four step theory for world conquest without war, including exploiting internal weaknesses, fomenting minority issues, manipulating leaders, and using extremists to provoke unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Russia
United States
Air Force
James W. Luker
Arctic Circle
Markets milk and livestock prices report
Market notes list Milk Grade A at 6.33 per nundreo and manufactured milk at 3.00 per hundred with rate changes. Prices for corn, oats, soybeans, milo, wheat, poultry feed, and live cattle hogs sheep and lambs shown with ranges for standard, utility, feeder, and prime categories.
May grain futures rise on short covering in Chicago trading
Short covering pushed most May grain futures higher on the Board of Trade as traders adjusted commitments. Activity was light in other deliveries with prices staying near prior closes. Chicago receipts were wheat 3 cars, corn 26, oats 3, rye 1, barley 2 and soybeans 4.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Steels and Aircraft Lead Market Gains in Early Trading
Stocks moved higher in moderate activity as steels and aircraft names led advances. U S Steel and Youngstown Sheet rose, Boeing and United Aircraft gained about a point, while rails and coppers improved and bonds steadied.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens
Boeing
Republic Aviation
United Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
General Dynamics
North American Aviation
Southern Pacific
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
U. S
Sharp rise in city building permits tops April total
City Clerk Joe Pettey reported permits issued yesterday totaled 682 420, surpassing April’s 511 842. The surge centers on Steel City Construction Co of Birmingham for 639 620 for pumping station upgrades in the water department project. An annex for State Avenue Church of Christ costs 16 000 and H T Woods obtains a six room house permit at 611 Martha St SE for 10 000.
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Joe Pettey
Steel City Construction Co
Birmingham
City Water Department
Market — St. NE
Steel City
Water Department
State Avenue Church of Christ
H. T. Woods
Martha St
Wall Street Stocks Shift With Mixed Upland Readouts
New York AP roundup shows varied gains and losses across a broad list of corporations. Notes include Am Air L, Coca Cola, General Electric, Ford, Pan Am, Westinghouse, and Warner Bros among others with percentages next to each ticker indicating daily movement.
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NEW York
Lou & Nash
Lowenstein
Allied Strs
Mallory
Am Air L
Monson
Am Cyan
Mont Ward
M & Fdy
Nat Bisc
Am Mitrs
Nat Dairy
Nat Distill
T&t
N Y Central
Mo Am Ay
Anac Co
Ohio Oil
M4 Armour
Pac G& el
Pan Am W Air
Bendix
Param Pic
Beth Stl
Pa RR
Canad Pac
Phill Pet
Carrier
Pitt Plate Gae Ches & Ohio
Curt Wright
St. Reg Pap
Doug Airc
du Pont
East Air L
Ford Mirs
Elec
Gen Mirs
Gen Shoe
Std Oil NJ
Glidden
Sterchi
Goodrich
Stude Pack
Greyhound
Swift
U S Ind
John Man
UN Rubber
UN Steel
Kennecott
Warner B Pic
West UN Tel
Loew's
West Elec
Woolworth “Ry
Alabama live poultry prices and supply report
Alabama markets show broilers and fryers available with open sales limits. Data list weights around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday from plants and wholesale figures include 244 4-lb to 11-lb ranges and total heads near 448 832 with varied percent products.
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Poultry
Birmingham
Alabama
Sapeehy
Eyewitness Links Guard Plane to Capital Airlines Crash
An eyewitness described a National Guard jet from the Maryland guard attempting to pass over a Capital Airlines passenger plane when it caught fire and dove into the airliner. The jet trainer from the 104th Fighter Group, based near Baltimore, was the second major Capital accident in six weeks following a deadly April 6 Viscount crash at Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
104Th
Maryland Guard
Martin Co
Soil Conservation Sunday Observed by Local District
Sunday observance highlighted soil and water stewardship led by the Soil Conservation Districts. The Morgan County SCD joined in as part of a national effort begun by the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts to raise awareness of soil care.
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Soil Conservation District
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Morgan County
SCD
Central Baptist To Observe Choir Graduation Service
Central Baptist Church will hold its first annual Choir Graduation and Recognition service Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the main church auditorium. Rev William Day directs all five graded choirs and 175 boys girls men and women will receive special awards. All choirs perform special music that night. Attendance is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
William Day
Poultry Prices and Offers At Farms and Plants
Prices for broilers and fryers range 24 to 19 cents at farms and plants with f o b terms. Hens offer adequate supply with heavy to light demand. heavy type at farms 21 to 23 cents, plants 22 to 24 cents, light type 12 to 14 cents.
Eggs prices and supply in Birmingham market report
AP reports Birmingham wholesale egg markets show fair demand for locally produced eggs with ample supply. Out-of-area eggs are scarce. Large eggs mostly 37 to 38 delivered. other grades vary. Local whites large priced 35 to 39 with smalls at 28 to 30. overall minimum 60 to 80 percent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Nashville and Thomasville
In Nashville cattle markets show slow demand with fats steady to weak. Steers and heifers 23.50-27.00, utilities 18.75-19.50, canners 15.00-18.50, stockers 24.00-26.50, some choice to 27.00. Calves around 150, feeders 28.50-31.00, standard 25.00. Hogs steady to weak. barrows and gilts 22.50-23.00, sows 17.00. In Thomasville price reports from Georgia Florida Alabama hogs receipts 3600. bulk No. 1-3 barrows/gilts 21.50-22.00, mixed grade sows 15.75-18.50, some No. 1-2 at 19.25. Representative 180-240 lb barrows/gilts 21.80-22.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nashville
Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
South
Georgia
Florida
For Sale 1955 Chevrolet One Owner Car
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE One owner 1955 Chevrolet in good condition. Call EL 3-7264 after 5 p.m. Another ad lists a boot trailer, 16 ft, at 111 8th Ave. Also a 1951 Chevrolet 2 door Powerglide with radio and heater, clean and in good condition for $250. Call EL 3-all EL 3-5035 after 6 p.m. Room and board and ironing offered. call EL 3-5400 or EL 3-7564.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Ave
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W. D. Beckham
3Rd Ave
Billy Prince
Lacey’s
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Highway Patrol
Posey Horton
Sumner Ave
Horton
Arthur Stewart
City Hall
Mary E. “Eck
Elemenary School
Lawrence County Hospital Admissions
Susan Tucker
Little Dianne Tucker
Julia Butler
William Edward Dodd
Mrs. Almon Jackson
Frank Thompson
Bank Street Hospital
Onice
Bull
Terry
Izaak Walton
Wallace
Stassen
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Baptist Girls
Morgan County Baptist Girls Auxiliary
Morgan Women’s Missionary Union
Myra Lee
Sandra Shaneyfelt
Kirchner
Central Baptist
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