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21 Sep 1955
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1955
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists Splimalt and related items with unclear context. Reads like a local notice or ad fragment lacking full details on purpose, dates, or responsible parties.
Community updates list visiting families, illnesses, and local group meetings. Mrs Woodrow Griffin visits family in Decatur while Mrs Mary Rowe remains seriously ill at 920 4th Ave SE. The Rev T J Chitwood conducts prayer at Central Methodist Church tonight with choir rehearsal later. Public invited to St Ann's Catholic Church social and Rainbow for Girls meeting at Masonic Temple.
Rebels seize control as Eduardo Lonardi is named provisional president after a coup that ousted Peron. Lonardi to assume office Sept 22 as junta warns of harsh response to unrest while Peron seeks refuge aboard a Paraguayan gun boat near Buenos Aires.
Dr. John C. Bragg was elected president of the staff of De catur General Hospital for a one year term. The executive committee includes Dr. T. M. Guyton as secretary and Drs. Kermit Pitt, A. M. Roan, and James C. Nash. The staff meets monthly.
Prime Minister Eden and his Cabinet prepared to approve a government White Paper detailing the Burgess Maclean defection. The case has sparked unprecedented press attacks on the Foreign Office after former spy Vladimir Petrov exposed Burgess and Maclean as Soviet agents.
Richard Everett known as Uncle Dick, a Mt. Vernon resident aged 102, died after being struck by a Southern Railway freight train while crossing the tracks in Mt. Vernon Alabama, and was carried more than 60 feet. Engineer F. S. Looney of Selma drove the train.
A Joppa 1 youth, Wilford Clinton Creel 20, was seriously hurt yesterday at 5 40 p m in Cullman County on Alabama Highway 112 when a 1950 Buick overturned after a tire blowout. He suffered a brain concussion and back abrasions and was admitted to the local hospital. Patrolman W M Brown investigated the one car wreck with $700 damage.
President Eisenhower and host Aksel Nielsen supervised a bulldozer and steam shovel as St. Louis Creek on Nielsen’s ranch near Fraser Colorado was modified to ease trout fishing. The swift creek will be tapped to increase Denver’s water supply and piped over the Continental Divide to the eastern slope. Murray Snyder said the President and Nielsen have been fishing for trout.
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 17.81 feet with a 24 hour drop of 0.05 feet. Sea level reading 552.11. Yesterday’s high 94 at noon and low 67 at 5 30 this morning. Today’s 8 a m temperature 82 with 11 a m reading 9. Forecast calls for sunny hot today and Thursday with fair mild tonight. Highs around 95 today and near 60 tonight and Thursday
The United Nations General Assembly shelved the question of seating Peiping for a sixth straight year. A U S motion to postpone until 1956 passed 42 to 12 as Russia pressed for the mainland government. Chilean Jose Maza was elected president of the 10th Assembly.
The Alabama ABC board approved a policy allowing distilleries to employ working salesmen to promote products. Governor Folsom had pledged to end liquor agents and redirect their commission funds. The change aims to help small distilleries compete with larger producers under the state liquor monopoly.
Wind fanned a four building fire near Coney Island killing eight people and injuring fifteen as firemen rescued others. The blaze at Mermaid Avenue and 15th Street broke out two hours after a bath house blaze nearby. The fire chief described trapped residents in shock and a priest gave last rites to victims.
Katie's fans sign varied phrases like Gotcha and Motcha-Dotcha while many are described as west of the lake. Readers guess at time moods and cheer for the first signature, hoping for a lucky outcome.
The Associated Press reports Hurricane Ione caused five deaths in North Carolina and extensive damage as it veered away from the U.S. coast. In Mexico, Hurricane Hilda left at least 166 dead and 100 missing in Tampico, with floods and ruined infrastructure threatening further losses.
Mose Wright testifies he identified J. W. Milam and Roy Bryant as the two men who abducted Emmett Louis Till in the early morning hours of August 28. Wright recounts Milam with a pistol and Bryant on the front porch, and notes warning to avoid trouble or “you'll never live to be 65.”
Princess Virginia Ira Fuerstenberg married Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe Langeburg in St Sebastian's church Venice. After vows the couple rode in a gold trimmed gondola to a large reception as crowds cheered. They plan a honeymoon to Niagara Falls after a Paris motor tour and met a year ago at a wedding.
Walter A. Rickett a 34 year old ex Marine language officer told reporters U S naval officers warned him to keep eyes open before leaving for Communist China on a Fulbright. He spent more than four years in Red Chinese prisons on espionage charges and says he was guilty. He claimed he spied for the United States and aided the American consul in Peiping. His wife Adele was arrested as an accessory and later released in Yonkers N Y she appeared brainwashed and admitted spying.
In a special election Lawrence County Alabama voters backed the current board of revenue form 2 101 to 1 619 over a return to a court of commissioners with a probate judge. If the old system had prevailed C C Mc Whorter would have lost his seat and a purchasing agent would be appointed under the new layout.
The House Appropriations Committee opened an inquiry into a 2.4 billion dollar Air Force private telephone pact led by AT and T and Western Electric. The Air Force says plans were reported earlier and cancellation could incur a 2.2 billion dollar penalty. engineering is underway and the lease would run 110 years.
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