Hoosiers Split Over Democratic Rights Plank Debate
Indiana leaders divided over the Democratic National Convention civil rights plank. Wickard and Schricker backed a stronger desegregation stance, while national figures urged support for the weaker plank. Balloting echoed factional tensions as leaders urged adherence or compromise. Betsy Hurricane Betsy battered Miami with at least 31 dead and massive damage, while a Caribbean storm disrupted paths toward the Atlantic.
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Chivaw
Indiana
Claude Wickard
Tenry Schricker
Supreme Court
Wickard
Minority Report
Schricker
Ku Klux” Klan
Paul Buller
South Bend
Charles Skillen
Paul
Fremer
Democratic National
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Betsy
Miami
Leeward Islands
Virgin Islands
RADI WHEU Anderson 1402 BS WEBY
Radio station identifiers and numbers appear in fragmented OCR text. The readable items include call signs RADI WHEU and WEBY with associated numbers 1402 BS and a reference to Anderson. The source lacks a coherent event or narrative to expand into a full item.
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Radi Wheu—Anderson
Colorful Adlai Parade Flags Stevenson Support in Chicago
Democrats in Chicago staged a noisy convention day with banners and signs praising Adlai Stevenson. Delegates and observers described impromptu demonstrations, marching bands, and colorful placards from states like Washington, Colorado, and Georgia, alongside high profile figures such as Harry S. Truman. A Marine tragedy at Camp Pendleton and other scattered slogans framed the political theater.
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Long Belore
Sam Rays Iburn
Doc Quigg
Chicagoi Gallery
Stephenson
Adlai
Averell Harri
Jean
Adlai E
Stevenson
John Sparkman
Obetrman
Harpo
Marx
Colorado
Sicett
Berthoud
Colo
Montana
Butle
Dixie
Ahaa
Carolina
Liberty
Ind
Charles Finah
Durango
Ingrum
Georgia
Blake Ingrum
Lai
Los Angeles
Iowa
Lake O'Neil
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Taft
Local Jaycees Plan Leadership Course at Ball State
Ten Andersen Junior Chamber of Commerce members will attend the State Jaycee Leadership Training School at Ball State this weekend. Marion Collins, local president, said Ted Wainscott and Bob Hirgel will join as state directors and Jim Fearnow and Rolf Van Camp as school delegates. Registration opens at 4 a m Saturday. Other registrants include Marion Callins Neal Renner William Freeman Noland Snighes William Jerbig and Richard Stephenson.
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Andersen ‘Junior Chamber of Commerce Swill
Ball State
Marion Collins
Jaycee
Ted Wainscott
Bob Hirgel
Jim Fearnow
Rolf van Camp
Marion Callins
Neal Renner
William Freeman
Noland Snighes
William Jerbig
Richard Stephenson
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Sella
Terre Hante
Ralph Tucker
Bil Keane
Edule Wishory
Televis
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iChains
Kangaroo
Ain
Valiant
Guiding Light
Net Farm
Forbes Farm
Ed Owen
Roral Playhouse
Johnny Carson Royal Playhouse
Ohn ‘Arcon
Ray Milind
Ennessee Enis
Alinee
Biz Payott
Avatt
Bob Crosby
Cartoons
Trui
Tate Hall
WEBY
Tela
Stary
Gai Marties Kispering Street
Woman's Way
Airbert
Forbes i
Air
Verna
Sagvn
A Munir
Roma
Cook
Asiece
Lowell Thames
Andy Lone
Hare Wismer
Denia
Tera
Cans
Tistening
Demin
Prine
Elmer Dem
Manine A. Chapa Cintening
Skamania County
Maggie
Magnuson
Rayburn
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
New York
Empire State
Evergreen State
Harry S. Truman
Alabama
iLocal Jaycees
Muncie
Hoyt
Wright
J. P.stetens
Andy
Pandora
Young City of
Coats
Mighty Mac
C. Julior
Tye
Kitten
Ben-lon — the Great New
Hoyt Wright
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