Nashville and Memphis edge toward Southern lead in tightly fought series
Nashville and Memphis battled for first in the Southern Association, Memphis winning 6 to 1 behind Charlie Eisemann as Nashville narrowed the gap to a point. Little Rock blanked Chattanooga 9 to 0, Birmingham beat New Orleans 8 to 2, and Atlanta and Mobile split a pair, highlighting a tense race as Nashville moved to Memphis for a four game set with a slim 21-2 margin.
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Couple At Atlanta Face Court Charges Of Child Cruelty
In Fulton County Court a father and stepmother were held on cruelty to children charges after forcing two children to weed from dawn to dusk without water. Martha Ann 7 and Donald 9 were placed in custody as the judge called it the worst cruelty case he had heard.
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William S. Cox
Fulton County
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Donald
Woolfolk
State Cancer Fund To Get U S Boost
Alabama will receive a federal grant of 56,256 dollars to match its 75,000 dollar annual appropriation for cancer control. Funds will support five clinics in Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile offering free diagnosis and treatment.
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Alabama
D. G. Gill
Birmingham
Mobile
Hal Boyles Column Calls for Parents to Reclaim Control
Washington columnist DON WHITEHEAD lampoons the teen revolt urging parents to demand equal bathroom access phone rights and proper behavior from their offspring. He cites a 12 year old in Africa and an 18 year old at a Democratic convention as signs of a generation gap, warns Congress to investigate. He mocks teen culture while outlining four demands: bathroom equality, respect, telephone access, and that teens act their age, otherwise woodshed threats.
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Veterans Named To Defend Davis Cup At Forest Hills
The U S Davis Cup selection committee named veteran players Ted Schroeder Frank Parker Gard Nar Mulloy and Billy Talbert to defend the Davis Cup next month at Forest Hills against Australia Alrick H Man Jr non playing captain will present the official list to Adrian Quist at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Quist will lead Australia with Bully Sidwelk Colin Long and Geoffrey Brown as teammates The challenge round begins September 4 on Forest Hills turf
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Montgomery Splits Doubleheader With Gadsden
Montgomery divided a doubleheader with Gadsden in the Southeastern League last night. Gadsden took the opener 6 to 4 on Murray’s seven hits for the Reds and Montgomery errors. The Rebels then won the nightcap 6 to 2 as Powers limited the Pilots and Murray and Jones allowed 12 hits. Nearby, Vicksburg moved two games ahead of Jackson with a 5 to 8 win over Pensacola, while Meridian beat Meridian 8 to 3 behind Broam’s five-hitter. Selma and Anniston split, Selma winning 11 to 2 and 6 to 3 in the two games. The report also highlights prominent players from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and San Francisco in recent tournaments.
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Coffee 4-H Clubbers Demonstrate For Rotary Members
Wayne Ennis and Gerald Lindsey, Pine Level 4-H boys, spoke on dairying at the Rotary Club meeting in the Rawls Hotel. They will attend leadership training in Auburn August 30 to September 3 as dairy production winners. Walter F. Sowell introduced them. Dr A J Mills led a dentistry talk. Doctor Ruxford Sartain of Troy is slated as next week’s guest speaker. 46 members attended.
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Wayne Ennis
Gerald Lindsey
Pine Lavel
Rotary Club
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Auburn
Coffee County
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A. J. Mills
Rockland Lobster Festival Opens With Outdoor Seafood Feasts
Rockland Maine opened its annual seafood festival drawing more than 19,000 summer visitors and residents to a two for a dollar lobster sale. The port served about 3.0 pounds of lobster per day during opening day activities as part of the celebration hosted by local fishermen and merchants.
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Rockland
Maine
Enriched Corn Meal Health Claims Highlight Added Nutrients
An enriched corn meal product is promoted for health benefits with added calcium. The note emphasizes that enriched corn meal contains important vitamins and minerals, focusing on calcium as a key nutrient.
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