Ku Klux Klan Demonstration Over School Integration
Night riders of the Ku Klux Klan burned a cross outside the home of a Mobile Alabama woman whose foster child was admitted to a white school. The article notes defense by authorities and continued tensions at Sturgis Kentucky where a small enrollment included eight Black students amidst segregationist pressure and National Guard protection.
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Irene Powell
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Free Lunch-hour Bus Service Expands to Three Buses
The popular lunch-hour shuttle between Barton Street and a central point now runs three buses each week, carrying over 140 passengers daily. The service, begun to aid teens after school, has grown busy with higher ridership and expects continued demand.
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