Panther of Troublesome Creek and Mount Hope Pioneers
Joe Wheeler Smith, longtime Mount Hope postmaster, recalls a panther intrusion at his family’s log house by Troublesome Creek and his rise from teacher to leader in rural electrification. His century-spanning memories illuminate local history, post office evolution, and regional development.
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Joe Wheeler Smith
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Rock Springs Presbyterian Church
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Hugh T
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Mitchell
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Mount Hope Church of Christ
Hillard Smith
Dow Chemical Co
Michigan
Frances O. Smith
Lawrence County
Woodrow Wilson
North Alabama
Joe ~ Wheeler Smith
TVA
Joe Wheeler Electrical Membership Corporation
New York
Commonwealth and Southern
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Moulton
Falkville
Alabama Power Co
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Huntsville UA Adds Courses for Fall and Winter
The University of Alabama Huntsville campus will offer two general geology courses and Commercial Data Processing Methods this fall. Physical Geology and Commercial Data Processing Methods are new at Huntsville. Historical Geology joins in winter. Geology courses meet science requirements. field trips are included for Saturday mornings.
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Huntsville
University of Alabama
Athens Station Fire Dims WJMW Broadcasts
WJMW in Athens went off air for about ten minutes Saturday morning when a fire broke out in the control room. Firemen contained the blaze quickly. Assistant manager Robert Duvant said the fire stemmed from electrical trouble.
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Robert Dunnavant
Beauties Ready In Atlantic City
Atlantic City prepares for the Miss America Pageant opening with 52 entrants mostly college students under the theme Hail, Alma Mater. Contenders include Cheryle Jeanne Thompson, Las Vegas Nevada, who will study music in New York City. The event has evolved from a bathing beauty contest to a sustained national pageant awarding a $10,000 scholarship.
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Atlantic City
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Cheryle Jeanne Thompson
Las Vegas
Novaday
New York City
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Miss America Pageant Moves Toward New Standards
Leonora Slaughter of St Petersburg a publicist, pushed reforms in the Miss America pageant including chaperones, board of judges with women, reduced swimsuit exposure, emphasis on talent and personality, and scholarship awards. Contestants from 50 states plus New York and Washington vie to succeed Jacqueline Mayer of Sandusky, Ohio.
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Leonora S. Slaughter
St. Petersburg
Jacqueline Mayer
Sandusky, Ohio
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