Suspect In Bank Try Is Out On Bond
The 25 year old mother of two children Joyce Annette Fowler is free on $25,000 bond after surrendering to U S marshals. Her husband posted the bond. A preliminary hearing was postponed to Friday to allow her time to secure counsel. The FBI says she tried to rob the Coverdale branch of the First National Bank of Montgomery on Sept 18 and handed a teller a note demanding $500 with threats.
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Montgomery
Joyce Annette Fowler
U.S
Robert H. Fowler
T. J. Norris
Radio Station Call Letters and Operating Hours
Radio stations WMSL Mutual 1400 WHOS AM 800 WHOS FM 102.1 and MC WHAT 860 listed with hours A M to 11 P M and 7 A M to 10 P M from sunrise to sunset respectively.
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WMSL
Mutual
WHOS
Whos-Fm
WHAT
Mrs Nhu In TV Battle Amid Network Scramble
South Viet Nam first lady Ngo Dinh Nhu faced intense network competition for exclusives as she weighs media exposure. NBC's Meet the Press will be her sole network TV appearance after others cancel or defer interviews. Open End session was postponed. Jerry Van Dyke dropped from Judy Garland program with a possible new CBS comedy in development.
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New York
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
NBC
Meet the Press
Chet Huntley
Jerry van Dyke
CBS
Judy Garland
Jerry
Alabama Education and Income Rank in Public Schools Study
A private survey by the National Committee for Support of the Public Schools finds 47 states spend more per pupil than Alabama and Alabama ranks 47th in personal income per pupil enrolled in public schools as of 1950. The study notes Alabama's per capita income at 1492 dollars and that residents spend 3.7 percent of personal income on schools, with 33 states spending a higher percentage.
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Washington
Alabama
National Committee For Support of the Public Schools
Probe Set For Roughed Up Newsman
Alabama launches a thorough investigation into an incident in Selma where newsman Tom Mackin of the Montgomery Advertiser was roughed by a state trooper and a sheriff's posseman after taking the trooper’s photo of arresting two Black individuals. Governor Wallace withholds comment pending results.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Selma
George Wallace
Bill Jones
Tom Mackin
Montgomery Advertiser
Mackin
Howe Sound and U S Reduction form Master Alloys Inc
Florence times reports Howe Sound Co and U S Reduction Co join to create Master Alloys Inc to build an aluminum master alloys plant in Russellville. The plant will use modern induction furnaces for exclusive and custom alloys with each parent company handling its own sales. Howe Sound will consolidate operations from Sewaren New Jersey to Russellville, while U S Reduction operates mainly from East Chicago Illinois and serves foundry alloys and deoxidizing materials.
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Florence, Ala
Russellville
Florence Times
the Times
American Metal Market
Howe Sound Co
U.S. Reduction Co
Master Alloys, Inc
Howe Sound
Metals Manu
Aluminum Company
Howe
Sewaren
N.J
Russellville Works
U.S. Reduction
Chicago
Ill
Master Alloys
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