Picketing and unrest flare across southern towns this week
Widespread demonstrations and arrests marked a week of civil rights tensions as groups of Negro protesters picketed downtown business districts in Ocala Jefferson Clarksdale Farmville and Williamston. Police jailed dozens amid confrontations while a damaged wall at Strock Bros hardware sparked property complaints.
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Ilarviman
Khrushchev
Secognition
Ocala
Asmar Rou
Darniaiarn
Burmaghar
Hatory
Jeffer
Clarksdale
Farmville
Lobbying Fees Barred Under Claims Action
The House approved a measure to bar payment of lobbyist fees under the Philippines war claims act, with a rider to fund education from the remaining balance. The bill limits individual claims to 25000 and imposes penalties on agents and officials who take fees. Fern Gable, known as Jane Weston, dies in Fort Wayne. President’s flag design noted. Iowa and Sac counties highlighted for popcorn production.
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UPC
House
White House
Senate
U.S. War Claims Commission
Philippine War Damage Commission
Commission
Washington
John O'Donnell
Senate Foreign — Relations Committee
Fern Gable
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jane Weston
WOWO
Parkview Hospita
Des Moines
Iowa
Ida
Sac
Ox Roast kicks off Scout program at Camp Kikthawening
The Tour County Kikthawerd Area Council announces Sunday’s ox roast kick off for the fall scout program at Camp Kikthawening. About 1000 registered participants are expected to attend with leaders and families. event features swimming, badminton, ride activities, and demonstrations.
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Counc
Sunda
Thad Lantz
Anderson
Councy
Sts
Chanel
Cordate
Zile
Cuellar
Mies
Hilah
Dtribton
Sear
Vir Lantz
Colonaid Promises Overnight Constipation Relief
A drug ad touts Colonaid tablets as a colon nerve stimulant plus bulking action to relieve constipation. It claims nerves influence bowel regularity and promises gentle, overnight relief with an introductory size of 434 units.
Vacations Cut Unemployment Claims In Indiana Area
Indiana unemployment claims rose to 32 077 in the recent week while many plants paused for vacations and workers were ineligible for vacation pay. Lewis F Nicoll of the Indiana Employment Security Division noted a 29 percent drop from 44 957 claims a year earlier. Timber use in the United States shows one third of harvested wood goes to human use, with fires and pests destroying the rest. Forest fires are mainly caused by careless smokers and embers from campfires, while lightning accounts for about 10 percent.
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Indiana
Lewis F. Nicoll
Indiana Employment Security Division
Lyeer
Spokane
United States
Anderson Council Approves Bills and Repairs in City
City council passes payments for outstanding bills and cleans up a large road crossing issue. Officials address blocks and obstructions while naming plans to abate a smoke nuisance from a local bus line and discuss health board cooperation.
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Ias
Congress
George Slinkard
Comroieets
Earl Toombs
Anderson
Anderson College
Adcock
Blake
Temas Toad
Barney
Iowa
Resoli
Eertion
Jesse Huntzinger
Tdiana
Huntzinger
Madison Sto
Roland Maine
Marie" Riggs
City Health “Board
Maine
Dillard
Board of Health
Earl McCarel
August Back to School Month Urged in Madison County
Welfare administrator urges the county to visit ADC and Child Welfare cases in August to prevent school dropouts. Caseworkers will stress continued education, with supplies or support provided if needed. The plan, part of a national effort, requires preliminary and final reports by August 7 and September 20.
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Kelly
Indiana General Assembly
Ion Study Commission
4Th General Assembly
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Madison County Department
Kelley
ADC
Madison County
State Department
Ellen Winton
Welfare Administration
USA
Stavanger
Norway
Nor Pian Sea Rescue Society
Nuns from Worldwide Communities Gather in Notre Dame Institute
About 2 000 nuns from religious communities worldwide attend a six day Institute for Local Superiors opening Tuesday at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana.
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South Bend, Ind
University of Notre Dame
Fragmentary Crime Note and Diplomatic Rumors
Police say a man entered a home with a woman and both are suspected of stealing $27 in a probing incident. Officials including Chief John Heiden and Inspector Robert Graham discuss a Moscow trip and Khrushchev proposal as part of advancing non aggression talks. Harriman hints France could be pivotal to any agreement with General Charles de Gaulle possibly joining.
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Robert Graham
Moscow
Britain
Khrushchev
Harriman
France
al Charles de Gaulle
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