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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
1
Firemen report minor car fire near Decatur Clinic
Firemen report slight damage to a car that caught fire near The Decatur Clinic at 4 55 p m. Owner listed as Nan Dean. The Ida Williamson Circle of East End Methodist Church will sponsor a hamburger and hot dog supper at 5 p m Saturday in the annex building with ice cream cake and pies on the menu. Public invited. James Robinson arrested on assault to murder last night for a Tuesday night cutting of Fernado Outlaw on the left shoulder. Building permits issued to Dan Lawrence and Eugene Page for a residence and back porch respectively. Three city recorder court cases, two disorderly conduct and one prohibition violation. Joe McCullers leaves for Tuscaloosa to attend a chamber convention. Fifth negotiating session at Ingalls Shipbuilding Decatur works scheduled for Monday. Lloyd Russell leads a bargaining team for the union. Mr and Mrs J C Morrison and son visit Goode family in Decatur. Mrs E P Templeton returns from Louisville. Dance at Elks Club scheduled for Saturday night. Benjamin Powell and Willie Ford each sentenced to 103 days or $103 in city court for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Clinic
Nan Dean
Ida Williamson
East End
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Decatur Works
Lloyd Russell
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Ironworkers
Afl-Cio
Defense Offers Alibi Witnesses In Bombing Trial
Defense attorneys produced alibi witnesses to place two young white men at other locations during the January 10 church bombings in Montgomery. Witnesses testified Britt and his wife stayed at a home overnight, with one adding they left about 6:30 am, while opposing testimony questioned the reliability of a key prosecution witness. The case heads to an all white jury as closing arguments and judge’s charge proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Raymond C. Britt Jr
Sonny Kyle Livingston Jr
Livingston
Britt
E. L. Adams
Adams
Walter King
King
Robert B. Stewart
City Police
Hungary To Expel U S Attache In Retaliation
Washington says a United States military attache at the Hungarian legation is ordered to depart by next Monday in what appears to be retaliation for Hungary’s ouster of Capt. Thomas R. Gleason the former assistant U S military attache in Budapest on espionage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Legation
Hungary
Thomas R. Gleason
U.S
Budapest
Eighth Man Held In Strike Deaths
Sheriff L P Dickson said Donald Caton of Guntersville was arrested for investigation in the Guntersville plant picket line shooting Monday. Two men were killed and a plant construction site was the scene as strikers and non strikers clashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guntersville
Ala
L. P. Dickson
Donald Caton
Construction Projet
Cottom
Assa
Auto Check Lane Extends Hours On Final Day
The free 10 point safety check lane on Gordon Dr runs until 6 p.m. today to accommodate motorists. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce safety committee, about 2,000 cars have passed through the checks over nearly two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Dr
French Political Logjam Cracking
Pierre Pflimlin agreed to try to form a government as France seeks a center coalition. The MRP national convention in progress at Biarritz backed his bid to assemble a majority in the National Assembly and present a platform to President Rene Coty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
MRP
Pflimlin
Pyrenees
Biarritz
Popular Republican Movement
Rene Coty
Rene Pleven
France
National Assembly
Coty
Southern Baptists Elect Congressman Convention Proxy
Rep. Brooks Hays of Little Rock was elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention, becoming the first layman to lead the group in 12 years. He defeated Dr. Ramsey Pollard of Knoxville in a runoff ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Little Rock
Southern Baptist Convention
Hays
Second Baptist Church of
Ramsey Pollard
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee River levels and temperatures at Keller Memorial Bridge
Reading this morning shows the Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge 23.55 feet, down 0.15 foot in 24 hours, sea level 555.85 feet. Yesterday's high was 84 at 3 pm, low 66 at 5 am. 11 am today 80. Forecast: partly cloudy, warm today and tonight. isolated showers or thundershowers Friday. Winds SE 7-12 mph. High today 87, low 64, high Friday 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Keller Memorial Bridge
House Defies Eisenhower by Slashing Defense Budget
The House approved 33.56 billion for Defense next year, 2.57 billion below the President's request and 1.2 billion under his plan to restore. Only Rep. Canfield opposed. Eisenhower warned cuts would hurt aircraft procurement and missile programs. Senate may revisit as budget pressure mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Eisenhower
House
Defense Department
Senate
Rep
Canfield
R-Nj
Sen. Chavez
Gore To Question Anderson On Treasury Debt Plan
Senator Gore plans to press Robert B. Anderson about how he would manage the government's large debt as secretary of the Treasury. Anderson, 46, a former defense official, was nominated by President Eisenhower to succeed George M. Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Eisenhower
George M. Humphrey
Sam Hanks wins 41st Indianapolis 500 in record time
Sam Hanks driving a flat-on-its-side engine Novi led the 41st Indy 500 start to finish, setting a new track speed record of 140.023 mph for 400 miles and making a 43 second pit stop for tires and fuel. The 31 car field included Eddie Russo Pat O Connor Elmer George Troy Ruttman Rodger Ward and Jimmy Dagwall with several early incidents and a weather friendly four hour grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Russo
Russo
Elmer George
George
Pat O'Connor
Eddie Sachs
Troy Ruttman
Paul Russo
Novi
Ruttman
Rodger Ward
Sam Hanks
Hanks
Jac McGrath
Jimmy Dagwall
Lebanese Army Suppresses Rioting. Eight Dead Reported
Beira city tense as Lebanese Army quells political riot. Official count varies with five or eight dead. Dozens injured. Army says eight fatalities. government release cites five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Daily Today Section Guide Prompts Reader Navigation
The Daily Today lists Comics B10 11 Movies Ale Classified B10 11 Radio TV B11 Crossword B11 Sports Ale Editorials A4 Serial All Markets A 2 Society AS. The page directs readers to sections and page design without a single feature event.
Methodists Vote on Integrating Negro Groups District by District
The Alabama West Florida Conference considers a proposed constitutional amendment granting regional conferences the right to admit Negro church groups, a move seen as easing national pressure for integration while not guaranteed to change Alabama policy. The vote, during a three day Montgomery conference at Mountingdon College, comes amid other actions including forming a new Montgomery statistics office and admitting three ministers into full connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama-West Florida
the Methodist Church
National Church
Minneapolis
H. L. Tate
Loxley
Ala
James Patrick Donnelly Jr
Phenix City
James Leonard Farrow Jr
Titus
Robert Erskine Johnston Jr
Methodist Church
Methodists
Evangelist Graham Expected To Outdraw Gleason On TV
New York City reports Billy Graham will broadcast live from Madison Square Garden on ABC coast to coast for four Saturdays from 8 to 9 PM starting June 1. He challenges Jackie Gleason and Perry Como in ratings with no corporate sponsor, funded by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
New York City
Billy Graham
ABC
Jackie
Perry Como
Graham
Madison Ave
General Motors
Proctor and Gamble
God
Graduation at Peoria Starts With a Bang
In Peoria Arizona a graduation ceremony began with a clash as a pupil's father struck the principal in the eye over a denied orchid corsage for his daughter. Principal Richard Craig described the incident as a complete surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ariz
Richard Craig
Bell Tower Causes Suit For 25000
Aileen Williams Kiehl and John L. Kiehl sue Southern Bell in Circuit Court for 25000 alleging a 225-foot microwave tower built by Bell Telephone Co. near their Grant Street home in Decatur is 9.5 feet away, ugly, and causes constant wind noise that distresses the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
Decatur
Aileen Williams Kiehl
John L. Kiehl
Kiehl
Southern Bell
Kiehls
Grant St
Sertoma Club Charter Night Program Set
Mayor Knox McRae will welcome the Sertoma Club to Decatur during charter ceremonies at Pitts Motel Dining Room. The program includes charter presentation, officer installation, and induction of members beginning at 7 30 p m. D R Parr charter president says about 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox McRae
Sertoma Club
Decatur
Pitts Motel
Dick) Parr
O. M. Hughes
Sertoma
Alabama-Mississippi
Britain Abolishes Export Controls on China in Paris Talks
Britain will lift controls on about 200 items to Red China as part of 15 nation negotiations in Paris. The move, backed by some nations but opposed by the United States, aims to apply a uniform level of export restrictions to China and Russia and its European allies, with officials noting it could aid China's industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
State Department
Red China
Russia
Europe
West Germany
Japan
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Lloyd
Paris
U.S
China
Joseph Reap
Constitutional amendment to add seat in State House
The House Constitution and Elections Committee approved a proposed amendment to grant Houston County an extra seat in the State House. A companion Senate bill sponsored by Sen. Richmond Flowers of Houston is awaiting action on the Senate calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Houston County
House of Representatives
House Constitution and Elections Committee
Senate
Richmond Flowers
Houston
Memorial Day Death Toll Hourly Traffic Drownings Update
The Associated Press records Memorial Day fatalities by hour with totals for traffic accidents, drownings, and miscellaneous incidents. By 1 p.m. EST the counts reached 38 traffic deaths, 4 drownings, and 9 miscellaneous deaths, totaling 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jets collide during Memorial Day tribute in Minneapolis
Two Navy Panther jets collided during a four plane formation over Sunset Memorial Cemetery in northeast Minneapolis. One jet crashed into a parked car, igniting three houses and killing its pilot. six others were injured. The second jet’s pilot bailed out, his plane crashing into a vacant lot while spectators near Sunset Cemetery witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
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Fernado Outlaw
Dan Lawrence
Pennylane SE
Eugene Page
7Th Ave
City Recorder's Court
Joe McCullers
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Tuscaloosa
Chamber of Commerce Executive Assn. of Alabama
Stafford
J. C. Morrison
J. C. Morrison, Jr
Snyder, Tex
Z. K. Goode and
4Th Ave. NW
E. P. Templeton
Mrs. E. P. Bentley
Louisville, Ky
Elks Club
Benjamin Powell
Willie Ford
Rex Thomas
U. S
Buckley
Lenny Kyle Livingston Jr
Hutchinson St. Baptist Church
Southern Baptists
Pentagon
Gore
Indianapolis
Bulletin
Indianapolis Speedway
Daily Today
Civitan
John Short
Miss Dillard
Alabama Civitan
Dillard
Alabama
North Civitan
Civitan International
Lyons Hotel
Shirley Lonas
Ronnie Smith
Goodwin Rose
Don Branum
C. H. Spangler
W. L. Goodwin
North Carolina
See Evangelist
Bell Tower
By Ken Reynolds
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