Japanese envoy departs for Washington seeking goodwill
First Japanese ambassador to the United States since Pearl Harbor departs for Washington. Araki says his mission is to promote good will and friendship between the two nations as his first and last job.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Araki
Cotaco High School Plans Graduation Week Ceremonies
Faculty and students invite the public to commencement at the Cotaco High School Sunday at 2 30 PM with a full program including hymns, solos, an invocation, and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Esra Vornholt. Graduation exercises follow Wednesday night at 8 PM with speeches, awards, diploma presentations, and the Alma Mater.
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Cotaco High School
Oscar Napps
Lyndon Montgomery
L. E. Wooten
High School Glee
Rev. E. N. Chandler
Joyce McCutcheon
Seybourne Lynne
Jane Russell
Decatur Civitan Club
D.A.R
Injured Pilot Found Near Camden After Plane Crash
Camden Alabama mayor identifies the pilot as Paul B. Root of Craig Air Force Base Selma. He was found half conscious in dense woods by a farmer on horseback about 6 am near the wrecked F-51, parachuted from the spin and injured neck taken to Craig AFB Hospital. The plane exploded on impact and a night search was suspended until morning.
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Camden
Ala
Roland Cooper
Paul B. Root
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Cooper
Root
Craig Afb Hospital
Congo plans 200 public works under Kivu decade program
About 200 public utility projects are under way as part of the Eastern Kivu ten year plan for Belgian Congo development. The program includes road construction and improvement and the building of new port installations on Lake Kivu.
Boony To Get Close Up View Of His Heroes
Boony Carden 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs R E Carden will attend a baseball game Monday in an ambulance arranged after Dr T J Chitwood and Joe Morrison arranged the plan. Boony has listened to games for years and never attended due to his condition. He will be taken to see his heroes in person.
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Boony
R. E. Carden
Birmingham
Church Street
Booney
T. J. Chitwood
Central Methodist Church
Athens plaque dedication and community notices in 1940s Alabama
The article reports the dedication of a Blue Star highway plaque near Athens honoring World War II service dead. It cites remarks by Joe Starnes and local officials, color guards by Legion and VFW, and mentions induction into the Athens High School National Honor Society. It also covers blood typing efforts at Athens Limestone hospital, a poultry company employee outing, and a JCs fishing rodeo with prize winners.
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Athens
Joe Starnes
Guntersville
State Department
American Legion
E. L. Vinson
J. W Gentle
Russellville
Blue Star
Alabama Garden Clubs
Athens Legion
VFW
National Honor Society
Bannylu McGuire
Lowell Smith
Barbara Craig
Pat Newman
Shirley Shelton
Julian Hatchett
Shirley Allfrey
Frances Roach
Janice Newby
Gloria Speaks
Tommy Woodroof
Joe Gentry
Chamber of Commerce
Gentry
Mike Lindsay
James David
Gordon Copeland
RL. Legg
M. S. Kennemer
W. E. Farmer
Dr. A. D. Dunnivant
Max Aidmand
Lorene Richardson
Steele McGrew
Park and Rec selects Larry Striplin to direct summer play program
Athens' Park and Recreation Board hires Larry Striplin a Birmingham-Southern graduate to lead the youths summer recreational program starting June 2. Striplin, Parrish native with Birmingham and Selma board experience, will be accompanied by his wife Mrs. Striplin, a 1952 May Queen honoree. Also note Athens College students stage a musical pageant depicting valley life in the late 1800s at McCandless Hall with curtain at 8 p.m. The libretto is by Kurt Weill and James Warren directs Down In The Valley.
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Larry Striplin
Birmingham-Southern
Striplin
Parrish
Walker County
P&r
Birmingham
Selma
Birmingham- Southern
May Queen
Athens College
McCandless Hall
Kurt Weill
James Warren
Down In the Valley
Note Blood Types as VFW Post Attendee
Local note records that a member of the Athens VFW post attended last night and noted blood types among participants. No further details provided.
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Athens Vfw
Three Suspects Freed On Bond In Trinity Mountain Burglary Case
Ernest and Kathleen Woods and Willie Harmon were released from Morgan County jail on 756 bond each after being charged with multiple cabin burglaries on Trinity Mountain. The trio had been held in Decatur to Birmingham aboard a Mutual Service ambulance and could attend a Birmingham game with tickets secured by Dr. Chitwood and Johnny Aycock. Additional suspects and stolen items tied to the April 18 break-ins were later recovered in Decatur and near the Morgan-Lawrence county line.
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Ernest
Kathleen Woods
Willie Harmon
Trinity Mountain
Morgan County
New Orleans
FBI
Woods
Morgan-Lawrence County
Robber Feeds Baby Milk After Bind and Theft
A knife wielding robber bound 20 year old Anita Laken with picture wire and stole her $6,000 ring. He returned, bound her again, then fed her ill 18 month old Lane his bottle before fleeing claiming the baby needed medicine and milk.
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Anita Laken
Lane
Office of
Price Stabilization
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