Negro Voter Shift Seen as GOP Possibility in Chicago
Chicago observers say a growing influx of Black migrants from the South to Chicago is reshaping politics. They note economic concerns and anger over race relations may push some toward the Republicans, aided by William L. Dawson’s organization. If pattern holds, northern cities with large Black populations could swing GOP, altering national trends.
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Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
William L. Dawson
Dawson
South Side
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Panerp
GOP
Democratic Party
Milk Trucks Provide Fire Fighting Water
Albany Minnesota report describes milk trucks carrying 3000 gallons each supplying water to a railroad overpass for fire engine pumping equipment until the blaze was controlled.
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Albany
Minn
Weeks Defends Commerce Chief Against Smear Charge
Secretary Weeks calls a Democratic majority report accusing him of permitting privately employed business aides to influence policy a smear. He says the nation benefits from businessmen serving in mobilization prep while remaining on industry payrolls, in an address to the U S Chamber of Commerce and amid a House Judiciary subcommittee report led by Rep Celler.
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of Commerce
Weeks
U. S Chamber of Commerce
House Judiciary
Representative Celler
WOC
Commerce Department
Sunday Visitors and Meetings in Lottridge Community
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs John West fall, Mr and Mrs Ronald Varner of Columbus, Mrs Ruth Varner of Athens, and Carl Aclev. April Christian Endeavor at Vienna hosts Mr and Mrs Kenneth Griffith. May meeting hosted by Edgar Dixon and Millard Coe. Weekend guests of LH Allen included Mrs C C McKinney of Fremont and Rev Walter Frost of Tuppers Plains. Margaret Henderson.
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John West
Ronald Varner
Columbus
Ruth Varner
Athens
Carl Aclev
Kenneth Griffith
Vienna
W. Va
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Christian Endeavor
Edgar Dixon
Millard Coe
LH. Allen
C. C .McKinney
Fremont
Ohio
Allen
Terry Little
Walter Frost
Tuppers Plains
Francis Case
Russell Archer
Joyce
Jimmie
Jackie
Earth circumference found slightly smaller by scientists
Map service researchers report earth’s equatorial radius is about 140 yards less than prior estimates, implying a world circumference around 4.902 miles shorter. The finding, presented to the America Geophysical Union, may affect calculations for satellite tracking and space launch planning next year.
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United States
America Geophysical Union
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Map Service
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Price War Pushes Drivers to Distant Gas Stops
In South Dakota a gasoline price war drew motorists to Belle Fourche from the Southern Black Hills as they calculated fuel savings. At that moment gas sold for 13 cents plus tax, prompting cross‑region driving to fill tanks.
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