Cattle Exhibit Highlight Negro Beef Show in Alabama
Ninety eight head of cattle from six North Alabama counties entered the negro beef cattle show held Thursday at the coliseum. The Danish judging system assigned blue ribbons to 25 head, red to 26, and 47 white. Grand champion was Curtis Hardy of Lauderdale county, with John Booker of Nebo in Morgan county named reserve champion. Counties participating included Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Lauderdale, Colbert and Franklin.
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North Alabama
Coliseum
Alabama
T. C. Bailey
The
State National Bank
Curtis Hardy
Lauderdale County
John Booker
Nebo
Morgan County
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Lauderdale
Colbert
Franklin
Mobile attorney promoted to general counsel of Waterman Corp
Francis H. Inge of Mobile was promoted to general counsel for Waterman Steamship Corp and will join the board of directors, succeeding the late Ben Geaslin who died some months ago. He had served as a board member for several years.
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Mobile
Ala
Francis H. Inge
Waterman Steamship Corp
Inge
Ben Geaslin
Guthrie Jr to Deliver First Sermon at Central Methodist
W Nelson Guthrie Jr will preach his first sermon Sunday morning at Central Methodist Church. He is the son of Dr W Nelson Guthrie, pastor, and was licensed to preach on September 2. He finished Decatur High School and will enter Birmingham Southern College September 25. He attended West End High in Birmingham and lettered in football, baseball, basketball, orchestra and glee club for three years. He has served as president of the senior young people of the North Alabama Conference and vice president of the youth.
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W. Nelson Guthrie, Jr
Central Methodist Church
W. Nelson Guthrie
Decatur High
Birmingham Southern College
Decatur
West End High School
Birmingham
North Alabama
Gram
Southeastern Youth Leadership Training School
Lake Junulaska
N. C
W. E. Guthrie
The
Methodist Church
Crommelin To Be Heard Here In Senate Candidacy Tour
Rear Admiral John G. Crommelin USN retired to speak across Alabama in support of an independent bid for the senate. The schedule lists courthouse remarks in Jasper, Decatur, and multiple towns with times from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM over a week including Arab Guntersville Albertville Boaz and others.
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John G. Crommelin
Double Springs
Haleyville
Hamilton
Phil Campbell
Russellville
Tuscumbia
Florence
Leighton
Town Creek
Courtland
Moulton
Decatur
Trussville
Springville
Ashville
Oneonta
Blountsville
Guntersville
Albertville
Boaz
Morgan City Post Plans Land Purchase for New Post Home
Morgan City American Legion post No. 243 met for its regular session at the post home led by Commander Willard Clark. Members voted to assist Debs Ditto in rebuilding a barn destroyed by lightning and elected Fred Green to fill the adjutant’s term after Hershel Abercrombie’s resignation. The group scheduled a Saturday meeting to buy land for a post home and recreation field.
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Morgan City American Legion Post No. 243
Willard Clark
Debs Ditto
Hershel Abercrombie
Fred Green
Examination to Fill Rural Carrier Need at Moulton
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to fill a rural carrier position in Moulton. Applications close September 14, with exam date shown on admission cards mailed after the closing date. Blanks available at the Moulton post office or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 D C. The service Sunday morning begins at 10 50 A M and the public is invited.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Moulton
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
GOP Glum On Chapman Case
Republicans faced the collapse of Schoeppel's charges that Interior Secretary Chapman had communist ties. Chapman denied the accusations as scurrilous while Loyalties affidavits from 1941 1946 1947 and 1949 were shown. The Senate interior committee will reconvene with Bow expected to testify and Democrats aim to gain publicity from the affair.
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Washington
Schoeppel
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
GOP
Senate Interior Committee
Kansas
Randolph Feltus
Alaska
Feltus
Kremlin
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Frank Bow
Congress
Ohio
Senate
Bow
Humphrey
D-Minn
Defense Department Exchange Handles Vast Daily Calls
The Washington based U S Defense Department telephone exchange processes about 225000 internal calls and 90000 external calls each day, illustrating the mass communications capacity of federal operations.
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U. S. Defense Department Telephone Exchange
Washington
Wounded Return Flown From Korea To Brookley AFB
Six Korean War wounded, including First Sgt. Frank York of Summit Mississippi, were flown to Brookley Air Force Base en route to hospitals near their homes. York is assigned to the Navy general hospital in Memphis Tennessee. Names of the other wounded were not released.
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Mobile
Ala
Frank York
Summit
Miss
Brookley Air Force Base
Korea
York
Navy General
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Charlie Ee
Ragland
Joy Fincher
Pigeon Creek
Doris Elkins
Cain
Bank St
W. Nelson Guthrie Jr
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Hanceville
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Neal Stephenson
RT. 1
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Caterpillar Tractor CO
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Giere
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Big Mac
Penney
Marrmeric
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