Boards Visit Chemstrand Boards Visit Chemstrand
A meeting is planned at the plant with leaders from two organizations including Chemstrand president E. J. Putzell Jr. and Monsanto board chair C. A. Thomas. Also attending are Christian, F. M. Eaton, J. Gillis, C. A. Hochwalk, Edward A. O Neal Jr, W. W. Snider, E. M. Queeny, A. H. Temple, F. N. Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednes- Christian
F. M. Eaton
J. Gillis
C. A. Hochwalk
Edward A. O'Neal, Jr
Chemstrand
E. J. Putzell, Jr
E. M. Queeny
W. W. Snider
C. H. Sumreer
Monsanto
A. H. Temple
C. A. Thomas
F. N. Williams
Red Cross offers swim classes with Wednesday registration
Registration for Red Cross swimming classes opens Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Red Cross Headquarters. The schedule lists Children Beginners 11 a.m. to noon on several sessions, plus 9 10 and 11 a.m. slots, with adults and life saving courses to be announced later. Call EL 34891 to help with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cullman Rotary Club to Host Earnest Deadwyler
Capt Earnest W Deadwyler a Redstone Arsenal project officer in the technical division of research will address Cullman Rotary Club tonight at 6 30 at Lorenz Restaurant Rotary W D Cook leads the program served as host and organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Earnest W. Deadwyler
Redstone Arsenal
Cullman Rotary Club
Lorenz Restaurant
W. D. Cook
Somerville Church and PTA Host Open House Sunday
The women of the Somerville Methodist Church and the Somerville Elementary School PTA invite parents and church members to an open house this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Somerville Methodist Church
Somerville Elementary School
PTA
Morris in Charge of Cullman Kiwanis Meeting
Luther Morris presides at Cullman Kiwanis Club tonight at 6 30. The gathering is set at All Steak Cafe with members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Luther Morris
Cullman Kiwanis Club
All Steak Cafe
Belk Hudson obtains first permit for store front remodel
The City clerk issues a 24 900 dollar building permit to E. P. Childs for a Belk Hudson Co. store front at 210 214 2nd Ave SE. The project is the first of two contracts for remodeling and enlarging the department store, with interior work to follow. Belk Hudson will expand into Warren's building, creating about 20 000 square feet of selling space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Childs
Belk-Hudson Co
2Nd Ave
Belk-Hudson
Warren’s
For Sale Classified Fragments Reprint
Multiple small ads list a 1958 housetrailer with air conditioning and low payments for 1500 equity, blinds sold at 4 dollars each, Chihuahua puppies for 25 dollars, a furnished 4 room apartment at Grant Street, and a night shift cab operator job with Decatur Transit plus a washer for sale or trade.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listings
Hospital admissions list names and residences across Hartselle Decatur Cullman Addison Mount Hope and other towns with patients including Loyd E Williams George Homer Black Judy Anne Lott Master Samuel Denham and Little Miss Carol Medders. Dismissals include Raymond Lindsay Hodge Jack W Dahnke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissions
Hartselle
Loyd E. Williams
Decatur
George Homer Black
Cullman
R. M. Campbell
11Th St
Charlie J. Quinn
Judy Anne Lott
Addison
Kenneth Taylor
Horace Smith
Mount Hope
Samuel Denham
12Th Ave
Carol Medders
6Th Ave
Raymond Lindsay
Chestnut St
H. W. Carden
James Edward Hodge
Somerville
Roy Nungester
Church St. NE
Joyce Hampton
Moulton
Local names listed in Decatur area notice
A readable fragment lists individuals including Miss Virginia Carter and Decatur residents Mrs. Kate Wilder Mrs. Elouise Dillbeck and Mr. J. S. Bates along with addresses in Somerville Hartselle Eva Madison and Decatur area locales and mentions infant son of Mrs. Howard Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carter
Decature Winford Stevens
Somerville
Kate Wilder
451
Jackson
Local residents listed in court or parish notices
C B Kenton Harold Fagan Mrs Dorothy Walling Mrs Talmadge Barber Mrs Edd Carpenter Mrs Chatman Shelton and infant son appear in Trinity notices at addresses in Davenport Chestnut Street Courtland and Trinity 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kenton
5Th Ave
Harold Fagan
Trinity
Dorothy Walling
Chestnut St
Talmadge Barber
8Th Ave
Edd Carpenter
Courtland
Chatman Shelton
Infant Son
Local Notables Listed in Athens Area Directory
A partial reader list shows residents across Athens and nearby towns including Melie Redus David John Burrough Margaret Crane Mary Rachel Bailey Peggy Hagood Corinne Darby Grace Miller Terry Lynn Bailes Reba McBay Hattie Garner Bessie Jackson Mary Baker Pamela Bolton William Hunter Doris Anderson Bera McCurry Eva Crawford Catherine Black Mary Mason Erdie Johnson Christine Carter Wayne Broadway Milton Davis Johnny Lane Luther Smith Marshall Adams Charles Stewart Mildred Burrell Vera Lewter Marcus Christopher Kenneth Crane Rogersville among others. The names appear with city affiliations such as Athens Madison Rogersville and Elkmont indicating a local social or telephone directory snippet.
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Melie Redus
Athens
David John Burrough
Margaret Crane
Rogersville
Mary Rachel Bailey
Peggy Hagood
Corrine Darby
Grace Miller
Terry Lynn Bailes
Toney
Reba McBay
Hattie Garner
Bessie Jackson
Elkmont
Mary Baker
Pamela Bolton
William Pierce Hunter
Doris Anderson
Bera McCurry
Lester
Eva Crawford
Madison
Catherine Black
Mary Mason
Erdie D. Johnson
Christine Carter
Wayne H. Broadway
Milton Davis
Johnny Lane
Luther Smith
Marshall Adams
Local Residents Listed in Cullman Area Directory Snippet
A fragmented OCR list names residents from Cullman area towns including Hanceville Vinemont Uniondale and Bessemer. Individuals named include Mrs Melvin D Williams Kermit Harris Mrs Edward A Smith Miss Beulah Hamrick and others with partial addresses and designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissions
Melvin D. Williams
Arkadelphia
Kermit. Harris
Cullman
Edward A. Smith
Vinemont
Beulah Hamrick
Hanceville
Donald R. Dobbs
Dwight West
Anthony J. Stiefwater
Uniondale
N.Y
George Wolfe
Bessemer
Guy Nicholas
Bremen
Floyd Flanigan
Doyle Rodgers
Loyal E. Hancock
Drannan C. Mangum
Jackie C. Livingston
Call
Guyford Holcomb
Bailey
Murchison Brothers Win Battle for Alleghany Control
Insurgent Texans led by John D. Murchison and Clint W. Murchison win a proxy fight to control Alleghany Corp valued at 6.7 billion dollars. They secured nine director seats while Allan P. Kirby held about 35 percent of shares as the old guard. The final margin exceeded 800,000 proxies including disputed votes, with formal board takeovers to be completed in New York.
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Baltimore
Alleghany Corp
Murchison Brothers
Allan P. Kirby
John D. Murchison
Clint
Kirby
Alleghany
Murchisons
Woolworth
Clint W. Murchison Sr
Murchison
New York
Markets Report Sample Prices and Market Observations
Markets show mixed readings across commodities with various grain and livestock quotes. Prices include cottonseed at 45 per ton, milk at 86.33 per hundred, and soybeans at 2.85 per bushel, while cattle trade remains fairly active and steady with steers and vealers in specific ranges.
Du Pont and GM Hold in Mixed Early Stock Market
In a tepid session Du Pont and General Motors recovered some early gains while the broader market showed narrow moves. The AP 60 average held at 251.20 at noon as rails slipped and industrials rose modestly.
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NEW York
du Pont
General Motors
Associated Press
Motorola
Avnet Electronics
Union Carbide
U.S
Cotton futures open lower by five cents per bale
New York AP reports cotton futures opened five cents below the prior close. The day shows mixed bids with various contracts noted for October December March and May, alongside bids and local names Luther R. White and Mrs Perry L Calvert with Cullman residents Willie E Ruehl and others listed.
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Cotton New York
Ton
Luther R. White
Hanceville
Perry L. Calvert
Cullman
Willie E. Ruehl
Notable Names in Local Notices and Iroquois Amulets
Richard Turner Jr Mount Hope Mrs Thomas Oliver Moulton Mrs Eula Anderson Decatur Bob Young Moulton Susan Jones Hillsboro Ronnie Sparks Moulton Deveneva Lanier Hillsboro Sherry Parker Moulton Iroquois Indians carried miniature canoes as amulets to keep from drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner, Jr
Mount Hope
Thomas Oliver
Moulton
Eula Anderson
Decatur
Bob Young
Susan Jones
Hillsboro
Ronnie Sparks
Deveneva Lanier
Sherry Parker
Race Riots Prompt Martial Law In Montgomery
Alabama lawmakers return to a city under martial law after two days of violence as National Guardsmen patrol the streets and a heavy police presence guards the Greyhound station. Newsmen were attacked, several youths arrested, and new arrivals of Nazi and Civil Rights groups were reported as federal marshals arrive to restore order.
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Alabama
John Patterson
House
Senate
E. P. Brown
Claude Henley
Montgomery
NBC
Maurice
Moe) Leavey
H. W. Riser
Greyhound Station
John Seigenthaler
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Seigenthaler
Kennedy
Freedom Riders
National Guardsmen
Greyhound
Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
National Core
James Farmer
National Guard
Gen
Negro First Baptist Church
Justice Department
Maxwell Air Force Base
Byron White
WAPX
New York
Tennessee
Nashville
Mississippi
New Orleans
Appleton Man Injured in Rioting Beating
A 21 year old white member of the group, Jim Zweig of Appleton, Wisconsin, remained hospitalized with injuries from a savage beating during the rioting. A state court hearing for the Nashville riders was postponed when officers could not locate them. Warrants issued after Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued an injunction forbidding the defendants' freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Zweig
Appleton
Wis
Nashville Riders
Walter B. Jones
Freedomrs
Rev Van Arsdale to Attack Federal Aid to Some Schools
The Southern Baptist Convention with 9.7 million members may consider a resolution on federal aid to education. Rev A B Van Arsdale of Decatur Alabama, to deliver the keynote sermon, opposes federal aid to private and religious schools, saying the stance was misunderstood during the Kennedy era. The SBC, the nation’s largest Baptist body, includes 31,906 churches and more than 15,000 members are expected at the four day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
SBC
A. B. van Arsdale
Central Baptist Church of
Decatur
Ala
Kennedy
John F.kennedy
United States
Wilbanks Trial Hearing Is Set in Rifle Slaying Case
Circuit Judge Oakley Melton took under advisement a motion for a new trial for John Wilbanks who was sentenced to 10 years for the slaying of 9 year old Barbara Wilbanks. A Monday hearing addressed trial errors and admitted photographs as evidence while Wilbanks remains free on a 12500 dollar bond.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Oakley Melton
John Wilbanks
Barbara Wilbanks
King
Atearby Lake Martin
Wilbanks
Insurance Head Opens In Post
Montgomery AP William D. Page son of Gov John Patterson chosen to succeed Edmon L. Rinehart as state insurance superintendent Page 27 with no prior insurance industry experience and a law background He signed Monday to practice law in Birmingham Page a Jackson High School Clarke County graduate Army 1955 57 University of Alabama law degree 1958 Huntsville attorney Page was appointed earlier to a six year term as chairman of the board of appeals Department of Industrial Relations by Patterson and will resign for the new post.
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Page
Board of Appeals
Department of Industrial Relations
Defendant in Morgan County case linked to hit and run
Under cross examination defense attorney Noble Russell questioned the defendant about his condition. Lewis testified that the defendant was good and drunk. Officers found a broken headlight and dented hood on the pickup at the man’s home the morning after.
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Noble Russell
Lewis
Mac
Andrews
Garrison
Burwell
Union Hill
Morgan City Rd
Glass
Bunche Denounces Alabama Bigotry During Alaska Address
In Fairbanks Dr. Ralph J Bunche, UN undersecretary, condemned racial violence in Alabama as aiding Communist detractors. He spoke at the University of Alaska commencement, calling state and local authorities' support for bigotry barbaric and harmful to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alabama
Ralph J.bunche
United Nations
University of Alaska
Bunche
Jewish Group Protests Nazi Hate Bus Tour
The Jewish War Veterans condemns the American Nazi Party for sending a hate bus into the South. Joseph F. Barr states the trip aims to foment mob action in defiance of federal civil rights rulings in Alabama and similar court orders against the Ku Klux Klan.
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Washington
Jewish War Veterans Organization
American Nazi Party
South
Joseph F. Barr
U.S
Alabama
Funeral set for Wallace Stallings who died in wreck
Wallace Dale Stallings 19 of Cullman was killed Sunday when his car struck a bridge on County Highway 22 two miles southwest of Cullman. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Spring Hill Baptist Church with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Survivors include parents W. B. and Mrs. Stallings a brother David and sisters Peggy and Alice.
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Cullman
Wallace Dale Stallings
Here
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Lowell Vann
Carl Johnson
Spring Hill
Mass Service Funeral Home
W. B. Stallings
David Stallings
Peggy
Alice Stallings
Infant Debra Jo Davis Dies in Birmingham Hospital
Debra Jo Davis seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Davis Laceys Spring died Monday at 1245 am in a Birmingham hospital Funeral services will be held today at 2 pm from Union Grove Church Burial will be in the Saint Cemetery Peck directing Survivors include parents four sisters Marion Jenette Davis Polly Anne Davis Janice Lynn Davis Judy Faye Davis Laceys Spring one brother Jimmy Vanne Davis Laceys Spring grandparents Mr and Mrs Gus Pike Lacey's Spring and Mrs Bell Davis New Hope
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Hartselle
Debra Jo Davis
James D. Davis
Lacey
Birmingham
Union Grove
Saint
Peck
Marion ° Jenette
Davis
Polly Anne Davis
Janice Lynn Davis
Judy Faye Davis
Jimmy Vanne Davis
Lacey's Spring
Gus Pike
Bell Davis
New Hope
John Bates 52 Dies at Home in Cullman
John Bates aged 52 of 1404 West 3rd Street Cullman died at his home Monday. Burial will be in Mount Vine Cemetery. Survived by his mother Effie Bates one son Alvie Bates one daughter June Bates two brothers five sisters and one grandchild.
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Cullman
John Bates
West 3Rd St
Mount Vine
Effie Bates
Alvie Bates
June Bates
Royal W. Strong obituary from Cullman Alabama
Royal W. Strong, 49, of Cullman, died Sunday at 4 p.m. in Cullman Hospital. Funeral service was held at 2 p.m. from the Welcome Baptist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survived by his wife Debora Strong five sons J A Hubert Wendell Jerry Donald and Larry Strong one brother and four sisters.
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Cullman
Royal W. Strong
Cullman Hospital
Welcome Baptist Church
Debora Strong
J. A
Hubert
Wendell
Jerry Donald
Larry Strong
Mrs. Julia Smith 84 Dies in Limestone County
Mrs. Julia Smith of Lester Limestone County died at 8 30 p m after a year long illness Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Salem Methodist Church with burial in the new Salem cemetery Spry Funeral Home in charge Survivors include three sons Bligh Haden Smith of Lester Cleay Smith Nashville two daughters Mrs N W McGuire Athens and Mrs Ira Scott Bartow Fla nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren The body returned to the residence today at 1 p m for viewing before the service.
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Athens
Julia Smith
Lester
Limestone County
Salem Methodist Church
New Salem
Spry Funeral Home
Bligh
Haden Smith
Lestert
Cleay Smith
Nashville
N- W. McGuire
Ira Scott
Bartow
Fla
Mary Karter 81 Dies at Home of Son
Mrs. Mary Karter 81 died today at 3 30 a m at her son’s home. Funeral arrangements announced later by Brown Funeral Home. Survived by three sons Willard Young Chandler Ariz Cecil and Garnett Young Decatur one step son Alvin Karter New Orleans La two sisters Mrs Helen Patton and Mrs Margaret Lonnie Nashville and two grandchildren.
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Mary Karter
2Nd Ave
Brown Funeral Home
Willard Young
Chandler
Ariz
Cecil and
Garnett Young
Decatur
Alvin Karter
New Orleans
Helen Patton
Margaret Lonnie
Nashville
Mrs Berta Jenkins Dies At 68 In Hartselle
Mrs Berta Mae Jenkins 68 of Decatur died today at 7 30 am at Black Chandler Hospital Hartselle Survivors include three daughters Mrs C M White Decatur Mrs George Wilkes Madison and Mrs Rolene Sanderson Athens one son George A Jenkins Decatur
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Berta Mae Jenkins
Decatur 3
Black-Chandler Hospital
Hartselle
Brown Funeral Home
C. M. White
Decatur
George Wilkes
Madison
Rolene Sanderson
Athens
George A. Jenkins
Fireman Wins License Plate No 7 After Night at Courthouse
Larry Myers a Chattanooga city fireman finally earned Hamilton County plate No 7 after spending the night in front of the courthouse before tags went on sale. He previously tried in 1960 but was pipped by a man buying plates for three cars.
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Chattanooga
Larry Myers
Hamilton County
CIA Costs Of Invasion Cited In Senate Hearing
Senate investigators heard that the CIA spent 45 million dollars to train and equip a 1500 man guerrilla force for a Cuba invasion that failed. General Lyman Lemnitzer, chair of the Joint Chiefs, testified he approved plans to land the 1500 where guerrillas could join mountainside fighters, expecting success only if key conditions held. Air cover failed as old bombers arrived in daylight, Castro anticipated the landing, and a Liberty ship carrying comms and ammo sank, leading to a broader blame debate among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations
Lemnitzer
Fidel Castro
CLA
Castro
Cuba
Subcommittee
Albert Gore
Joint Chiefs
Gore
Senate
Baby News from Hartselle and Cullman Hospitals
A boy to Mr and Mrs Charles J Kuiin of Hartselle on Monday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs William C Bates of Eva 1 have a daughter born May 21 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Melvin Curvin of Vinemont 2 have a daughter born May 20 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Vann Bartlett of Baileyton 1 welcome a son born May 20 at Cullman Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Kuiin
Hartselle
Decatur General Hospital
William C. Bates
Eva
Cullman Hospital
Melvin Curvin
Vinemont
Vann Bartlett
Baileyton
University of Alabama President to Speak at St Bernard Dinner
Dr. Frank Rose president of the University of Alabama will be guest speaker at the President's Dinner at St Bernard College Wednesday at 6 30 p m The Rev Brian Egan CO SB president of the college will host about 200 couples from Cullman and members of the lay board of advisors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Frank Rose
University of Alabama
St. Bernard College
Brian Egan
Co.s.b
Mob violence harms U S image in Africa Williams says
In Raleigh North Carolina on Monday G Mennen Williams assistant secretary of state for African affairs stated America's image in Africa and other regions suffers from mob violence in Alabama He expressed confidence in forthcoming talks between State Department officials and southern state governments to improve relations noting the violence cannot help our image abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
America
Africa
Alabama
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
State Department
Asia
Overturning Tractor Kills Oakman Driver
Lonnie B. Crowell of Oaksman Tuscaloosa County was killed when a tractor overturned on a county road about 25 miles north of Tuscaloosa. E. W. Bolton, riding on the back, leaped to safety as the tractor plunged over an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Lonnie B. Crowell
Oaksman
Tuscaloosa County
Here
E. W. Bolton
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Morris IN Charge
Chihuahua
Aes Grant
Decatur Transit
Decatur General
Janice Slatton
4Th Ave
Jack W. Dahnke
Fin- Hobson McCurry
David Glasscock
Lth
Waymen
Johnson
Bobby Entrekin
Elouise Dillbeck
Sth
Ave
J. S. Bates
Morgan Ave
James Wallace
Will Dobbs
Booneville
Miss
Karrie Ponter
Myrlene Fulmer
Margaret Roberts
Carridale St
Raymond Mackley
Daniel Ward
Harvey Sanders
Melba Kirby
Wilson St
Howard Morris and
16H
Bank Street
Athens Limestone
Charles Stewart
Mildred Burrell
Vera Lewter
Marcus Christopher
Kenneth Crane
Garfield Mann
Faye Clare Barnett
Edward L. England
Alleghany Row
Wall Street
Lawrence County
Marshals
Can Nazi Party
Lincoln Rockwell
Oliver W. Palmer
Border Patrol
Treasury Department
District of Columbia
Palmer
Department of Justice
Congress
National Training School
Federal Correctional Institution
el Reno
Oklo
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
S.C
Little Rock
Ark
University of Georgia
Aws
Rev. van Arsdale
Bunch
Wallace Stallings
Mrs
Berta Jenkins
CIA
Jack Bell
Central Intelligence Agency
Oakman
Egree
H&h Drugs
Johnston St
Meee Ad Sd
Agency
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