Cullman Girl Captures Eight Firsts At Dairy Show
Carolyn Peinhardt of Cullman 4-H wins eight firsts at the Tennessee Valley dairy exhibit in Decatur including junior champion Guernsey and four junior Guernsey classes. Family entries share honors with Winston and Morgan county winners. The Addison FFA team tops Future Farmer contest and Limestone county earns the cattle judging title.
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Carolyn Peinhardt
Cullman County
Toronto
Tennessee Valley District
Decatur Livestock Coliseum
Peinhardt
Patricia Peinhardt
Eddie Peinhardt
Winston
Winston County
Johnny Little
Palmer Godsey
Edward Grob
Morgan County
Stanton Morris
C. A. Poole, Jr
Decatur
Dick McGowan
Madison County
A .W. Vann
Eva
Limestone County
Addison Ffa
Dick McCowan
Madison
Bobby Smith
Charles Johnston
Morgan Ffa
W. Lacey Blake, Jr
Larry Brewer
C. C. Glenn
Morgan
Jersey
Charles Satterfield
H. F. Bailey
Edward Cooper
Cowinners
What Would Jesse James Do With Those Bras
HAL BOYLE examines modern truck hijackings in the 1950s. Gangs target high value cargo in metropolitan areas, with inside help common. Despite high losses, innovators like Jack Seide of Babaco Alarm Systems push protection for fleets, claiming their alarms deter hijackings across thousands of trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Jesse James
Jack Seide
Babaco Alarm Systems
Seide
Addison FFA Showmanship Contest Highlight
Winston county’s Addison FFA chapter hosts a showmanship event featuring participant Carolyn Peinhardt guiding contestants in skill display and judging.
Tokyo scholar leaves for Rome to study church law
Masahara Kube, a Tokyo University professor and 1950 Imperial Award winner, departed for Rome to pursue a two year study of ecclesiastical law at St. Gregory University under invitation from the Italian government and the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rome
Vatican
Masahara Kube
Tokyo University
St. Gregorian University
Vatican City
Poole seeks return of missing fountain pen from courthouse
C A Poole Sr. laments the loss of his gold capped fountain pen taken in the crowded Board of Registrars office on September 1. He asks that the finder leave the pen with any courthouse employee or official to return it to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Poole
Secrets Sought by New York Leaders for Enterprise
A committee formed by presidents of 24 corporations aims to study business secrets. The Committee to Encourage Enterprise will survey ways to attract risk capital and bolster small corporations. John M. Fox of Minute Maid Corp chairs the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John M. Fox
Minute Maid Corp
Fox
Pioneer Died in Lethbridge First White Girl Born Here
A fragment notes the death of a pioneer in Lethbridge Canada and mentions the first white girl born in the area with a reference to Wallace and a June 3 birth date. The text is incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Canada
Vancouver
Wallace
Bigelow
Three Schools Will Open In Hartselle
Morgan County high school Hartselle elementary school and Collins school near Hartselle will open their regular term Monday morning. A general assembly is planned at the high school at 9 A M and at the elementary school at 10 A M with urged attendance by parents.
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Hartselle
H. R. Leeman
Leeman
Morgan County High School
Collins School
General Assembly
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Decatur, Ala
Athens College
Tennessee Valley
G. I
Athens, Alabama
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State National Bank
Albertville
J. E. Field
Guernsey
L. L. Self
Max Autrey
Auburn
Ed Grob
FFA
Addison
Ed Beady
Crump Camera Shops
C. A. Poole Sr
Fisher Co
Masonie
Decater
Ale
Commonwealth Investment Company
Don’s Floor Service
Don Williams
9Th St
Men’s Wesley Bible Class
Central Methodist Church
Beauvais
ARIA
Bigelow Wilton
Symphony
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