Four Hartselle Youths Jailed
Deputy Horace Stanford reports four youths signed confessions for break ins at Bush's Dairy and nearby sites in Hartselle. McDigin Slater White Smith charged. Slater also at the service station. White denies taking part. Loot totaled 125.37 dollars plus items. most breaks targeted cigarette machines. 15 warrants issued yesterday.
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Morgan County
Horace Stanford
Bush
Hartselle
Stanford
White
McDigin
Slater
Groover Tractor Co
Dutton
Smith
Johnson's
Rainfall I: More Than One Inch In City
A slow evening of rain produced a total of 1.07 inches in the city, the first since May 21. Dark, fast moving clouds moved through the area and a funnel cloud was sighted southwest of Huntsville but caused no damage. Weather forecasts look for clearing skies tonight and Saturday with mild highs.
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Tur
Highway Patrol
Huntsville
Morgan County
Hatton 4-H Meeting Demonstrates How To Set A Table
Hatton Junior 4-H Club held a meeting with Joyce NeSmith Melba Farley and Nelle Thrasher delivering a table setting demo. Patsy Kelley presided and Pat Berryman led the devotion. The Enon W M U met at the church with Mrs C G presiding.
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Hatton
Joyce NeSmith
Melba Farley
Nelle Thrasher
Patsy Kelley
Pat Berryman
Enon W.M.U
C. G
Marshall Alt
Dandus
Rare Sandlin
Robert Sandlin
For Rent or Sale: Private rooms and apartments listed
Classified notes show multiple rental and sale items: a bedroom house for rent, a Kelvinator wringer washer for sale, a private three room apartment newly decorated, Cond. St address with phone, Murphree Apt No 8 on Tinville Rd with rooms and kitchen, heat, and price $37.50, and a downstairs unfurnished apartment with private bath and entrance for couples, all listing telephone numbers.
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Hic
Murphree Apt
Tinville Rd
Market roundup notes light supply and varied stock prices
Soybeans at 2.10. Cattle and calves supply light for price test. Week sales show slaughter steers and yearlings 24.00 to 25.00, dry lot yearlings 727.50, calves 27.00 to 28.00, feeder steer yearlings 24.30 to 26.00. Pigs near 260 lb 14.75. Sows scarce. Sheep arrivals none. early week lambs 24.00 to 24.50, some ewes 2.00 to 6.00.
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U. Is
Wall Street Mixed Gains Narrow as Market Fluctuates
Wall Street showed a slight average gain amid a rally fading mood with many stocks moving in fractions to a point. Blue chip chemicals rose while drugs spurted briefly, and Kennecott and Texaco among others fluctuated. overall indices edged higher as industrials rails and utilities posted small advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Radio
Texas Instruments
Gine
Abot
K As DuPont
Union Carbide Texaco
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
U.S
Poultry Market Movements Prompt Live and Processed Sales
On the Georgia live poultry market fryers and heavy type hens are moving briskly. Offerings show 20 cents at farms and 20 21 cents at plants f o b. Light birds at farms 8 cents and 10 cents at plants f o b.
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Atlanta
Georgia
F.o.b
Prices Rise for Grade A White Eggs at Retail
Price notices show eggs up for retailers with Grade A white large 41 to 42 percent, mediums 31 to 41, small cases, livery details from producers. The language indicates a market update on egg pricing and carton counts.
C'strand Names Appointees
John Lamarthe named to head control from fiber division. Harry Anschutz appointed to lead control from textile division. Engineers join newly created position overseeing manufacturing and special events coordination.
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Associated Engineering and Development Department
John Lamarthe
Harry Anschutz
Textile
Superintend Manufacturing
Special 1
Courtland racing weekend welcomes infield viewing and new entrants
The Courtland track opens Saturday and Sunday with public infield access for $1 general, plus $1 extra for infield tickets. Entries include Bill McCorkle and Joe Ausburn from Huntsville and Birmingham respectively, with a Corvette among favored cars. A packed schedule lists practice, time trials, and multiple race events including a novice, ladies, production, modified, and formula junior classes across the two days.
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Courtland
Miami
Bill McCorkle
Huntsville
Corvette
Dick Heckman
Nardi
Joe Ausburn
Birmingham
Cam Tate
Chuck Yama
Defeat (Continued From Page 1) Politician Debate 1948
The piece cites 1948 political turmoil and echoes current concerns about exposing Dixon to the public. It frames accusations as phony and questions voter rights and Republican state politics amid ongoing national debates.
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Dixon
Alabama
Local Market Reports Sparse for Bogs Re in Jacksonvill e
In Thomasville Georgia AP summary notes scattered sales and low bids. Some figures show U S No 1 grades 190 230 and 1600 16 50 with sows priced 10 25 to 13 35. Market activity appears uneven with limited details available.
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Thomasville
Jacksonville
U.S
Local Notables List Visible Residents and Addresses
The fragment lists names and partial addresses including Mrs Ira Schnell at Finley Island Lawrence David Bloodworth in Athens and Jewel Dean Gardner at 1322 9th Ave SE plus Mrs Jim Roberson 312 4th Ave NW and other residents Mary Counts 818 Ard Ave SE Master Michael Allen Massey 902 Sth St SW and Mrs Charles Trice 1012 Danville Rd SW.
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Ira Schnell
Finley Island
Lawrence David Bloodworth
Athens
Jewel Dean Gardner
9Th Ave
Jim Roberson
4Th Ave
L. Counts
Ard Ave
Michael Allen
Massey
Sth
Charles Trice
Danville Rd
Baugh Wiley Smith Dismissals List
A list of names including Jimmy Brown of Danville and Betty Towery of Fayetteville Tennessee along with others such as Mary Nell Tucker, C L Higdon, Robert L Harris, Haden Kelley and infant, A J Kelley and infant Reba, Laughlin Terry, Sandra Price. The items appear as incomplete notices with addresses and partial entries.
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Betty Towery
Fayetteville
Tenn
Mary Nell Tucker
P. O. Box
Decatur
Local Names List From Athens Obscure Notice
A fragmentary list from Athens includes Ruthie Sichmons St Mays and Mrs. Sarah Williams among others in Georgia. Other names: Mrs Eugenia Fitch Mrs Jimmie McMahan Bufert Brewer Williams E W Massey Nathaniel Forsyth.
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Ruthie. Sichmons
St. Mays
Sarah Williams
Athens
Eugenia Fitch
Jimmie McMahan
Large WWII blimp hanger becomes hub for wood industries
One of the world’s largest wooden structures, a World War II Navy blimp hanger at Tillamook Oregon, spans 1000 feet in length 237 feet wide and 153 feet tall. Now it hosts several wood based industries and demonstrates massive timber construction.
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Tillamook
Ore
Decatur Lunch Staff Named for School Program Year
Decatur schools announce lunch staff for the year with Miss Mildred Bynum Morgan County supervisor and Mrs. Jones returning for eighth and third years respectively. The city schools will offer a school lunch management course at the Tennessee Valley State Vocational Technical School.
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Decatur Schools
Mildred Bynum
Morgan County
Jones
Bynum
Decatur City
Tennessee Valley State Vocational Technical School
Death notices for Mary Agnes Smith aged 78 in Decatur
Mrs. Mary Agnes Smith 78 of 617 6th Ave SW died at Decatur Rest Home Thursday at 1 30 pm after 10 months there. Minister John Barton to officiate with burial in Wright Cemetery Lincoln County Tennessee. Brown Funeral Co. directing. Survivors: two sons Bryant and J C Smith of Decatur, three daughters Ethel Mitchell Takoma Park MD Macel Nix Decatur and Forrest Pirtle Nashville, one sister Tom Hensley Lewisburg Tenn, seven grandchildren.
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Mary Agnes Smith
6Th Ave
Decatur Rest Home
John Barton
Wright Cemetery
Lincoln County
Tenn
Brown Funeral Co
Bryant
J. C. Smith
Decatur
Ethel Mitchell
Takoma Park
Macel Nix
Forrest Pirtle
Nashville
Tom Hensley
Lewisburg
Hartselle Man A. B. Alvey Dies Amid Louisville ties
A. B. Alvey of Hartselle dies Thursday in Radcliff Kentucky. Burial is planned in Vine Grove Kentucky. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs. E. O. Creel of Hartselle, plus three other daughters and a son, all of Louisville.
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Hartselle
A. B. Alvey
Radcliff
Vine Grove
E.0. Creel
Louisville
City to showcase Luscombe plane and river area displays
A single engine Luscombe will be flown Pryor Field to the TVA landing strip then to town for a parade with police escort. Exhibits include art, Red Cross, Decatur groups, clubs, a ceramics display by Mrs. Horace Levin, and a sidewalk art show as the city expands park facilities and opens supervised parks on June 6.
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Luscombe
Pryor Field
TVA
Wildlife Refuge
Highway 67
American Red Cross
Decatur Little Theater
Decatur Coin Club
County Gun Club
Boy Southwind Sailing Club
Horace Levin
Eens Sree Oe Oake
Park and Recreation Board
CeCelia Smith
Delano Park
Sara Scott
Austinville Park
Vina Ha
Local Birth Announcements Noted in Alabama Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Thomas Breed Lowe of Cullman welcomed a daughter at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carol Lewis of 810 16th Ave SE welcomed a daughter at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul J Gilley of 1432 6th Ave SW welcomed a son this morning.
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Thomas Breedlowe
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Carol Lewis
16Th Ave
Decatur General Hospital
Paul J. Gilley
6Th Ave
Decatur Area Reports School, Camps and Accidents
Reginald C Bedingfield among 45 dental students at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa graduation. A building permit issued for 901 6th Ave SE to L T Lee for $500. A 32 year old Athens man injured in a Thursday collision on Church St NE near 8th Ave. passenger James E Morris suffered broken ribs and bruises. Driver Terry M 16 of 2011 Eno lam Blvd identified as other vehicle. Girl Scouts prepare day camps across Decatur area with activities in cooking hiking and DIY projects at sites including old Moulton Rd camp and Anderel near Athens. Camp Hillcrest near Oo Ala for two weeks.
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Athens
James E. Morris
Cecil R. Naile
Church St. NE
8Th Ave
Terry M
Enolam Blvd
Church St
Joe Jones
Decatur
West Central
Riverside
Moulton Rd
Dr. Leon Tune
Anderel
Anderson Creek
Elk River
Camp Hillcrest
Oo Ala
Decatur Coin Club
Courtland Man Dies After Nighttime Wounding
Nathan Weaver about 30 was cut at Willie James Hill residence on Graveyard Street Courtland around 1130 PM. Weaver died on arrival at the hospital. Charles Garth Town Creek 2 and two girls joined Weaver. Hill allegedly stabbed him in the chest and cut his hands and face. Funeral arrangements by Turners Mortuary Decatur.
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Courtland
Paul B. Parker
Nathan Weaver
Willie James Hill
Graveyard St
Weaver
Charles Garth
Town Creek
Hill
Parker
Garth
Turners Mortuary
Decatur
Dinner and roundtable on college and Technical School program
About 70 invited platform guests including mayors judges and civic leaders will attend a lunch and roundtable in the school dining hall after graduation to discuss the college and Technical School cooperative program.
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College and Technical School
Regional club grows inviting area families to meet
The Outdoor Jamboree club formed in 1957 with 34 senior and 8 junior members and now counts 50 members from the Tri Cities Huntsville and Athens. The group offers beginner help and invites members to gather the second Monday of each month at 7 30 p m at the Regional Library and the Decatur Public Library. The regional library slogan is Choose your favorite spot and settle down with
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Tri- Cities
Huntsville
Athens
Moulclub
Decatur Public Library
Party to Offer Vote Opportunity in November
A local notice states residents will have a chance to vote their choice in the November election. It emphasizes participation and civic engagement, outlining the plan for casting ballots and the importance of exercising voting rights.
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South America
Dutch Guiana
Surinam
Rocky
Decatur Markets
Wall Street New York
Poultry
C'strand
New York
Lone St. S. Athens
Laughlin Terry
Hillsboro
Sandra Price
Lawrence County Admissions
E. C. Brock
Fort Worth
Texas
Sammy Siviey
Decature
Felton Dutton
Moulton
Renita Carol Helms
Fred Nicklaus
St. E
Battie Rodgers
6Th St
Buford Nicholas
Hance
Steven E. Kelley
Vinemont
Thomas Breedlove
Hugh Kelley
H. W. Cornett
Richard A. Rutledge
Crane Hill
J. M .Duskin
Holly Pond
H. O. Jones
Hanceville
Fred Bush
Marlin Hollingsworth
Eldon D. Calvert
Miss Sue Waldrop
Eva
Mrs
Mary Smith
Reginald C. Bedingfield
Scheo School of Dentistry
Tuscaloosa
L. T. Lee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Free Democratic
Edmund Blair
Frank M. Dixon
Walter C. Givhan
C. E. Hornsby, JR
M. Johnston
Lawrence E. McNeil
John D. McQueen, JR
W. W. Malone, JR
Frank Mizell
John P. Newsome
Alabame
South
Humphrey
Butler
Powell
National Democratic Party
Pd. Pol. Adv
Morgan County Committee For Free
Democratic
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