Unmasked Gang Shootings Reported Near Pell City
In Pell City Alabama a masked gang shot a store owner to death at his home after he spoke about Ku Klux Klan activity. His son Howard Hurst, 3, witnessed part of the attack and was wounded in the hip as he and his father were moved to hospital. The elder Hurst had run a rural store until two months ago. investigators seek motive amid a broader hooded assault wave. Three unmasked assailants abducted a poultry farmer and flogged him in a wooded area as authorities indict eighteen men on flogging charges with two trials completed. The bloody night marks a new round in the Klan era violence in central Alabama.
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Charlie ‘Hurst
Henvara Hurst
Mars
Sherriffra Davis
Hurst
Hix Con Xare
Herat Hone
Pelt City
Sue
Daddy
Howard
Pelly City Hospital
Pell City
Birmingham
Alabama
Selma Names New Manager Amid Turbulent Ties
Selma appoints a new manager with ties to a New York Yankee scout background, signaling a shift in leadership during a troubled period. The article hints at long-standing concerns shaping the decision and notes the team’s ongoing link to regional leagues.
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Selma
Aig
Suspert Nichott
New York Yankee
Ledzde
Bolesta Brothers Shine In Mixed Two Pall Golf
Bolesta Burl Bolesta and Kathryn Hemphill of Tampa won one up in 19 holes over Alice Bauer and Al Besseink in the International mixed two pall golf tourney. George Botesta and Babe Zaharias led first round with a 4 and 5 victory while Patsy Berg and Bart Stewart upset co medalists Marilynn Smith and Hero Miner.
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Orlando
Fla
Bolesta Brothers
Burl Bolesta
Kathryn Hemphill
Tamipa
Alice Bauer
Midland
Tex
al 'Besseiink
Detroit
George Botesta
Tampa
Babe Zaharias
Prairie View
Lee Costen
St. Clair
Mich
George
Fa ‘Vored
Brother Burl
Buss Hemphill
Patsy Berg
Chicago
Bart Stewart
Dallas
Marilynn. Smith
Wichita
Kan
Hero
Miner
Gary
Ind
Louise ‘Suger
Lithia Springs
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Claire Doran
Cleve
Ed Williams
Louieville
Marlene Bauer
Bea McWane
Birmingham
Clay Gaddie
Tech Ball Hawks Beat Tigers 61 53 At Auburn
Georgia Tech engineers defeated Auburn 61 to 53 in Auburn Alabama. Joe Keener pushed Tech ahead 12 10 early and Tech led most of the game. Mel Cold scored 17 for Tech while Bill Lynn had 15 for Auburn, and Tech beat Auburn in SEC play.
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Auburn
Ala
Georgia ‘Tech
Auburn Tigers
Joe Keener
Tech
Mel Cold
Bill Lynn
Field Trials End At Union Springs
Final showings by six dogs wind up the national shooting dog field trials at Union Springs Als. Four other finalists paced by Rough Country Jeff had their sears yesterday. Jeff, handled by John Ones of Knoxville Tenn, found six coveys with flawless points. Other finalists included Lebanon Pat owned by G. Dawcon Coleman of Philadelphia and Union Springs, and han died by BE Ware of Philadelphia, Ariel Trojan Jake owned by J. F. Claridy of Columbus Ga and handled by E. F. Allen of Phenix City Ala, and Hunts End Bob owned by MVH Chatgeld of Cincinnati and handled by Leroy Upshaw of Hartsboro Ala. Scheduled for final ing today were aoe Sam's Matha owned by R.G. Jordan, Ste ret Sajornbos of Ga, handled by Jehning of Columbus Ga, Nettator's Surh owned and handled by George H. Reynolds of Columbus Ga, Lebanon Jean owned by G. Dawson-Coleman, Rens owned by Brinkley and Ware of Virginia, Loveridge Zeke owned by George H. Love of Tallahassee Fla, and Brissy owned by O. B. Thompson Ala.
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Union Springs
Als
Jeff
John Ones
Knoxville
Tenn
Lebanon Pat
G. Dawcon Coleman
Philadel*phian
Coffee Citizenship Award Presented at Coffee County High
Patty Fleming daughter of R G Fleming named Coffee County High School Good Citizenship Girl for 14 year old Miss Fleming chosen to serve as representative of school and citizenship efforts in Enterprise special report.
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Enterprise Special
Patty Fleming
R G. Fleming
Citizenship
Coffee County High School
Miss. Fleming
Demaret Seeks Houston Open Purse In Debut Round
Colorful Jimmy Demaret, Houston native, tees off in the first round of the $10,000 Houston Open at Brae Burn Country Club. He hopes to improve on past finishes here as Cary Middlecoff and Jackie Burke Jr. stand as threats for the $2,000 first prize.
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Houston
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Brae Burn Country Club
Brae Burn
Houst
Yoniano
Milton Demaret May
Jimmy
Cary Middlecatf
Dothan Eagle notes golf standings and players
The Dothan Eagle reports on a Harlingen course last week where defending champion Johnny Palmer from Badin North Carolina is limited to practice. HAL, a former Shreveport pro now based in Chicago, posted the best score of the day with four under par on the back nine.
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Harlingen
Joshnny
Palmer
Badin
N. C
Cadees “Hal
Shreveport
Chicago
Mississippi Rebels Defeat Alabama In Return Match
In the Southeastern Conference game Mississippi outscored Alabama later winning 61 to 49. Guard Al Graehler led the Rebels with 15 points while Alabama’s Billy Dean scored 17. Alabama drops to eight wins and nine losses. Mississippi improves to twelve defeats on the season. About 18,000 companies in the United States are engaged in producing oil.
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Miss
Mississippi
Conti Hom Alabamba
Alabama
United States
Thurmond Declares Candidacy for U.S. Senate
Charleston report says Gary J. Strom Thurmond, after attending a Washington Day banquet, announced plans to seek the U.S. Senate after South Carolina’s legislature ends. He stated he would enter the fight and made contact with political friends, though he did not name allies.
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Charleston
Gary J. Strom Thurmond
U. S. Senate
South Carolina
Thurmond
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