Three Homes Burned In Groveland Mob Violence Florida
Groveland Florida reports a fresh flare of mob violence with three negro homes burned by a white mob last night. National Guardsmen and local officers faced a tense scene as four men were sought and two suspects were jailed earlier after a weekend rape and assault. A 39-man mob attacked a Black community near Stuckey's Mill while authorities deployed guards and law enforcement to quell unrest amid race tensions.
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Grovelard
Fla
Sie
Farrier
Lake County
McCall
Stuewey
Groveland
Srin
Cherie Greenlee
Samuel Shephere
Walter Irvin
Wil Pady
Geir
MrCall
Mancott
Stuckey
Sturkey
Shariff McCall
Groveland 19
Orlando
Witnesses say Duncan riot could have been avoided
Tehovah's witnesses claimed the Sunday riot at a high school auditorium in Duncan could have been prevented with better cooperation from authorities and agencies. Spokesmen denied weapons were used and blamed police inaction, while veterans waved an American flag and sang the National Anthem during the disruption.
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Duncan
Ofsla
Tehovah's Witnesses
Tare
Eta
CE Sanders
United States
Ivery
Vraser
Sanders
London
Fort Sill
Hotcha Likes His Vegetable Diet
Allen Special report about Hotcha the cat owned by Mr and Mrs Joe Severs. The Severs moved from a cabin near s1 September to Holman camp at Broken Bow. Hotcha shows unusual diet habits demanding raw potatoes and corn and refuses canned cat food.
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Allen
Joe Severwalle
Holman
Broken Bow
Hoteha
Sever
Severs
First Woman Elected in Siam Parliament Overcome After Campaign
Mang Draphin Chayakern, the first woman elected to the Tha Fond Parliament, fainted from campaign fatigue and had to be carried on a stretcher from Bangkok's railroad station to a hospital. Her husband and friends planned a triumphant welcome, but she collapsed from exhaustion during the campaign trek.
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Bangkok
Mang Draphin Chayakern
State to Modernize Purchasing System with Engineering Firm
The Oklahoma board of affairs contracts with Free Engineering Co to survey state purchasing and supply practices. The firm will develop central purchasing plans, revise law where practical, and create coordinated accounting and control procedures to eliminate waste and modernize procurement across state institutions.
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Forres
Corps of Engineers
Army Air Force
Hoover Commission
Veterans Administration
West
Trundle Company
Affairy
Survivers
Woard
Oklahoma
Orlacma
Strip-Tease Act Becoming Habit for Lola Titus
Los Angeles reports recount that stripper Lola Titus faced gun related charges amid a job interview and a subsequent court appearance. Detained for arraignment, she was ordered jailed in lieu of bail pending preliminary hearings while officials described a troubling pattern in the sensational case.
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Los Angeles
Lola Titus
Andy
Mark Hansen
Titus Sting
Leroy Dassen
Forbes
Tie Dows
Shel
Benny Goodman Solid in London
Benny Goodman appeared in London at the Pallas Theatre with his big band and sextet, delivering a vigorous jazz recital. Critics praised his mastery and stage presence, with The Telegraph noting a professorial air, The Herald praising his leadership, and The Mail commenting on his inventive arpeggios and simple cadence. The Mirren labeled bebop as dead.
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Britain
Ming
Pallas Tuum Theater
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the Telegraph
the Herald
the Mirren
Farm News And Views Highlights Pest Control And Potatoes
Agricultural notes cover grain storage to deter pests with thorough cleaning and 5 percent DDT oil spray on walls, plus cautious storage timing. Fall Irish potatoes advised for later planting in July or August with mulching and deep planting. Garden insects discussed with sanitation and burning of residues to reduce overwintering pests. Local dairy testing reports note high butterfat cows at George and Cowling farms, Brantley herd praised. 4-H notes invite members to record books and a Crops Judging school on July 21 at the County Agent’s office.
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Virgil Stout
Pontotoc County
DBA
TH. George
George
Wat
RE. Cowling
Farm Home Conference Week At Stillwater August 3 6 7
The Iniual Farm Home conference week will be held at Stillwater August 3 to 67. One feature is a State Mass Choir directed by Mrs W D Gallup from Gyme County. Demonstration clubs plan to send delegates and jellies and preserves are discussed with tips on selecting fruits, pectin, acid, and sugar proportions for jelly making.
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Stillwater
Oup
W. D. Gallup
Gyme County
Hemet
Peapore Co
Concord
Piptspurgh
Timothy Burns
Burns
U.S. Steel-Mellon Bank
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Art
Parade mood shifts colors and flavors in 4-H notes
The item highlights salad making and dressing tips with vegetables like lettuce tomato cucumber and cauliflower. It notes 4-H club activities including record books distribution and upcoming meetings at Cedar Grove Pecan Grove and Adler club, plus a district court event in Ada.
Bartlesville to Decide on Rent Controls Next Monday
Bartlesville Oklahoma officials will take up rent control measures next Monday after a public hearing drew 509 residents. Debates centered on a proposed petition from the city planning board and opposing counter petitions from Phillips Petroleum, Cities Service, Manhattan Construction, and CIO United Metal Workers.
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Bartlesville Okla
Stars
Bartlesville City
Commission
Wearby
Phillips Petroleum Co
Cities Service: Company
Marthattan. Construction Company
CIO United Acid and Smelter
Anom
Farmers Grow Electric Service Expands in Coal County
Curtis Ployed reports Coal County sees major electric line expansion by Peopies Electric and Public Service Co. to serve 26 more farms, boosting countywide electricity use. Farmers praise new varieties, while corn borers prompt early planting and dusting methods. An experimental farm near Cairo showcases steer grazing gains with lime and phosphate versus none.
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Curtis
Coal County
Peopies
Blantvie Company
Public Servies Company
Peppies Electric Company
Eurbanks
Lone Quak
Tupelo
Harduroadt
Claritx
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Legal Co
Bethel
Coors
Ceonee
Olney-Tuis
Coal County Electric Service
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Midway
Coalsot
Lee Morrison
Olmey
den Goodson
Lehigh
Fapelo
Cairo
Faynens
Oklahoma
Bermuda
Garde
Thore
Oscar Holderty
J. McPay
Jake Simms
Melvin Jones
Dempsey Wright
W. A. Lucas
Jack Jessup
Clyde Manning
Durin
Horace J. Harper
Experiment Station Agronomist
Baker
Oklahoma A
Ronzses de Prasimeng
Foreigners at Perugia University for Foreigners
Over 600 foreign students attended the opening session of the special summer courses at Perugia University for Foreigners. Perugia, a medieval town in Italy, has housed the university for foreigners for 20 years. Since 1922 the foundation year, 12,796 students from 7 nations have studied there, with the largest groups from Switzerland, Hungary, Germany, and Romania, and about one thousand from the United States.
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Perughs
Broadway and Radio Short of Fresh Comic Talent Now
New York reporters note a shortage of fresh funny men in Broadway and radio. CBS producer Irving Mansfield cites fading vaudeville roots and high investments for new comedians, with few young stars ready to break in on stage or air. He warns that many acts lack originality and audience testing, urging apprenticeship and persistence.
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Balloyee
New York
Ace
Comertian
Potental Dalary
Irving Mansfield
CBS
Martsfielt
Mansfield
Howes
Fox
Dreser
Fred
Stan
Day Tong
Magiciens
Mengal Wits Aid
Hse
Justice Murphy of Supreme Court Dies
Detroit reports the death of Justice Frank Murphy of the U S Supreme Court, at Henry Ford Hospital after a weeklong illness. Appointed to the high court in 1940, Murphy earlier served as governor of Michigan and U S attorney general. His death at 2 a m EST ends a controversial career noted for strong democracy faith and stand against violent strikes.
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Igh
Henry Ford
Murphy
Creek
Detroit
Ramiée
Pranklin
Roosevelt
Hie
Philippines
Michigan
United States
Supreme Court
Deeters
Forte
Comuunists
Frenalin DO. Roosevelt
State Suffers Two Road Deaths
Two highway deaths Sunday push Oklahoma traffic fatalities to 288. Calvin Stewart, 75, died after his car veered, while Azaz jumped a curb at Brick Wing. Acharius H. London, 8, died in Shawnee hospital from brain injuries after a crash on SH 162 south of Asher.
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Oklahoma
Azaz
Calvin Stewart
Achariah H
Physicians Attend State Hospital Medical Seminar in Cinta
Twelve physicians from Claremore Pary Huska Mianti and Bartlesville are attending a sacinay in intestine medicine at the Ezateyn State F hospital.
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Cinta
Fom
Claremore
Paryhuska
Mianti
Bartlesville
Ezateyn State F Hospital
County Polio Cases Raise Summer Toll to Eleven
Ada doctors report three new polio cases in Pontatag county, bringing the summer total to 11. All three involve paralysis but patients are recovering, mostly under home care. Ages are under three, including Anna Senith two, Hazel White three, and Donald Neal two and a half. None require polio center transfers. supervision remains tight.
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Ada
Pontatag County
Pontytocemurty
Anna Senith
North Fransais
Hazel White
Donald Neal
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
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