Negro Arrested in Shooting Lynched by Mob in Georgia
IRVINGTON Ga May 30 a young Negro was lynched during the night by a white mob that took him from a sheriff s house after a scuffle at a night spot. Hill s body with bullet holes was found near a creek at 7 am marking the year s first lynching. The sheriff said Hill had stabbed a Negro and that a mob abducted him after a gunfight at the jail. Irvington population 500 sits 20 miles east of Macon in Wilkinson County.
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Deaths in Hotel Room Held Murder in Oakland
Police ruled the deaths in a downtown Oakland hotel room as murder and death by own action. James Murray Arrasmith, 34, a typing teacher at Oakland Central Trades School, killed the other man Kenneth C. whiskey. Both men had been dead for hours when hotel attendants broke in. the other man was a transient metal plater with unknown home.
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Radar training exercises expand to North American scope
Saville describes drills extending through June aimed at building a radar warning net around North America. He says the program uses light bombers operating off regional coastlines and intercepts simulated contacts to test response, with jets from Otis Dewe and Selfridge practicing interceptions as part of training and communication drills.
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Gandhi's Editor Son Arrives in New York
Devidas Gandhi youngest son of Mohandas K Gandhi and managing editor of The Hindustan Times arrived in New York to attend a United Nations subcommittee on freedom of information and the press meeting. He said conditions in India are improving after difficult times.
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Rotarian Talk By Bryan Blalock On Dairy Industry
Bryan Blalock of Marshall will address the Austin Rotary Club Tuesday on the dairy business. He organized the Texas Milk Products Co and is now with the Bord company as public relations director. He serves as director of the Milk Industry Foundation in Washington and as vice president of the Southern Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers, having led the Texas Milk and Ice Cream Dealers from 1940 to 1947.
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City Hopes Jail for Hot Check Writers
Thurman launches a new policy by sentencing three second offenders to 20 25 and 90 days in jail for worthless checks. Previously fines of 1 to 100 dollars were common for items under 50 dollars. A day in jail for every dollar will be tried to deter hot check writers.
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City to deploy new DDT fogging device this week
Dr Ben Maisoff officer said the fogging machine should be in operation late this week to boost spraying by two lamination trucks used by the health department. The device costs about $5,000 funded by the City Council. Dr Primer noted similar foggers in San Antonio and other Texas cities as polio battle reports show four new cases last week, totaling eight for the year.
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Anderson Deplores Meat Axe Economy at A&M College
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico, speaking at Oklahoma A&M College commencement, deplored federal budget cuts as the meat axe of economizing, criticizing Congress for the current approach to budgets and farm programs.
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Fragmentary political note on unity and party control
A garbled excerpt discusses unity and harmony amid Congress and White House control, noting confusion and division despite one party holding both houses and the presidency.
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Little Pod Ice Cream Brand Emerges
A segment discusses vanilla, noting its Spanish origin meaning little pod, and hints at a forthcoming ice cream product line. The brief frames the flavor’s naming as tied to a modest pod, suggesting a small scale or artisanal concept.
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