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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1956

Page

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Negroes Reluctantly Withdraw From Clay Kentucky School Fight

In Clay Kentucky Negro pupils were turned away from an elementary school by order. The clash over integration continued as two Negro applicants sought entry to Alabama. Katherine Lucy Foster, first Negro student at Alabama years earlier, faced suspension and expulsion after riots. Dean W F Adams noted one application returned for more information and another incomplete. Arthur Shores cited two Negroes who later enrolled at Negro colleges, Billy Joe Nabors and Louis Epps. Four children arrived at Clay classes, but the school read a resolution from the principal.

United Pre Clay University of Alabama Alabama Katherine Lucy Foster W. F. Adams Birmingham Arthur Shores Billy Joe Nabors Talladega Louis Epps Princapatrene Powell Webster

Tension Tames Biased School Move In Kentucky

In Kentucky the county board barred white students from a Rosenwald school prompting Mrs James Gorden and Mrs Catherine Copeland to promise their children would transfer to Providence or Clay schools while guards watched as a crowd of whites wept and left. In Sturgis eight Negro students faced light protection and returned to class, with attendance weak among whites. Clinton Tennessee saw smooth integration in its fourth week at the high school amid a sundown curfew for teens and renewed calm.

County Board of Education James Gorden Powell Ate Rosenwald Providence Clay Catherine Copeland Kentucky Brittain Integrated

Seasonal outlook foresees cooler east and hotter west

The Weather Bureau reports temperatures in the eastern half of the nation are expected to run below normal from mid September to mid October, while the western United States should see above normal heat with the plateau region most affected. Precipitation likely above normal in Florida and the Northeast, with below normal amounts from the Mississippi River west to the Pacific Coast. Near normal conditions expected elsewhere.

Washington United States Florida Mississippi River Pacific Caintell

Metropolitan Accident and Sickness Insurance Ad

One out of eight Americans will hospitalize this year. The ad argues for Metropolitan policies to cover loss of work and hospital costs, and urges choosing a policy with suitable benefits and prompt claims. It promotes Metropolitan representatives and widespread offices as accessible service.

Metropolitan United States Canada Insurance Service

Soldier Admits Theft of 4600 Dollars in Germany Report

A U S Army sergeant Don R Carnine 25 of Derby Iowa confessed stealing more than 4600 dollars from his unit funds and spending it on women and night clubs He disappeared July 1 and faces court martial on larceny and desertion charges Authorities said the case was reported from Wuerzburg Germany and involved Cologne findings The article notes broader civil rights debates and local church activities without changing the core theft report

Wuerzburg Germany Army Don R. Carnine Derby Iowa Uiver Fall Creek Church of the Land Cologne Carnine

Lapel PTA Hosts Teachers Meet and Reception

A Lapel PTA meeting and a teachers reception will be held at the school building at 1 30 p m Tuesday evening. Local families and friends attended various weekend gatherings including visits from Mrs G F Wilkinson of Cincinnati Ohio and Mr and Mrs Charles Huffman of Wilmington Delaware. The Moore reunion near Kenilton brought together Rowena and Wilbur Moore along with other relatives. Obituary Wilbur J Minsch 34 died at 310 W 10th St after a brief illness. he operated Bills Market and had ties to Phoenix and Madison County Lincoln Club. services pending in Phoenix.

North Carolina Virginia Toornwener Pullin New Columbus Tuscher Assn Tou Prone O Ose New Columbus Mildred Ridgeway Frank Stiegerwalt Wale Stohler John Elrod Rena David Farley Springahd Smerol Ohio and Brews Totts Maurice Shroyer Donal Agar Fred Brenan Dale Ostler John Ostler Middletown Supreme Court Bali State Teachers College Butterway Dale South Ming Stairesse Ing PTA Rowena Moore Wilbur Moore Ronnie Pettigrew Philip Hesson Ola Moore Jean Anderson Frances Pinnell Kenikton Minoletier Bertha Wyant Guy Wilson Ad Zeller Wilbur J. Minsch 10Th St Minsch Bill Ant Courthouse Square Phoenix Ariz Madison County Lincoln Club Onaga Kan First Baptist Church Jessie Mac Donald W Mutcle Edwin W. Vardaian Anderson Jackie Minseh Vanport Orville Jay C. Minseh Evelyn McGino Ethel Minsch Harold B. Rozelle

Obituaries and notices from Anderson region

Anderson obituary items list Pirtle Gorynn 65 of Sheridan Street died at St John Hospital after extended illness. Funeral at Everybody's Tabernacle with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving family includes widow Mabel and several siblings. Also Curtis Haines, Dr Curtis Maines, Margaret Langellier, Nannie Williams noted with funeral plans or residence, and local festival and commerce notes. mentions Harvest Festival plans and Chicago Cincinnati Highway group meetings. Hospitalization report: Mrs Gorile Hastym taken to St John’s Hospital.

Pirtle Gwynn Pirtle Gorynn Sheridan St St. John’s Hospital Everybody's Tabernacle Paul Bayne Eber Tabernacle Columbus Ind Burtel East Maplewood Harold E. Rozelle Mabel Bert Indianapolis Wilbur St. Petersburg Flo Ernest Anderson Eva Herron Winslow Ariz Curtis Haines Curtis Maines Chicago Tns Haines Ohio Wiineis Louis Haines Jesse Lackey Rt. 3 Myrtle Beeman Nannie Williams Nanhie M. Williams la. m Robert H East Ma Jerous Uien Muey Groover Riley Groover Canaday St. John's Hospital Delco-Remy Division East Maplewemetery Mocroe Schuster Central Christian Church Walls Hiday

Deaths in Madison area James Coffman Middletown

Funeral services for James Coffman of Middletown Rt. 2 will be held today at 2 pm at Frazee Funeral Home. A Spanish American War veteran, he died Friday. The Rev. Lloyd Dellinger and the Rev. G Li Shroyer will officiate, with burial in Miller Cemetery east of town.

James Coffman Middletown

Capehart Pledges Aid to Small Business

Indiana Senator Capehart said his reelection campaign will hinge on aiding small business and opposing foreign giveaways and Communists. He outlined eight platform planks at a Republican rally in Hebron including preserving peace, boosting farm products, creating industrial work for farm goods, attracting military careers, job creation, a graduated business tax favoring small business, opposing Communists, and improving labor management relations to spur expansion and jobs.

Valparaiso Ind Omer E. Capehart Capehart Hebron Senate

Massachusetts Primary Today Shapes Governor Race

Massachusetts voters head to the polls to nominate state and federal candidates. On the Democratic side Foster Furcolo faces Thomas Buckley in the contest for governor while Republican Lt. Gov. Summer Whittier runs unopposed.

Boston Massachusetts Congress George ‘Fingal Tere Foster Furcolo Rurhing Thomas H. Buckley Abington Summer G. Whittier Christian A. Herter

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