Centennial history of the hot dog and sausage vending
The centennial piece traces how German born Union veterans, many untrained in farming, found work as sausage vendors after 1865. It notes sausages sold in German halls and Italian cafes, early Coney Island hot sausage history, the red hot at 1876 Philadelphia Centennial, and Tad Dorgan’s label hot dog. It mentions 1965 as a fitting centennial celebration year.
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Union Army
Germany
Italy
Coney Island
Philadelphia
Tad” Dorgan
Demonstrations protest Virginia voter rules march to county courthouse
In Victoria more than 300 demonstrators, mostly teens, marched three miles to the Lunenburg County Courthouse to protest limited voter registration hours. Four white civil rights workers joined briefly. The march ended without incident and the group returned by car. The action targeted registration hours, with four hours on two days.
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Victoria
Lunenburg
Here
the Lion
Three Sisters
Two Brothers Southern Christian Leadership
Effort To Solve Allendale Dispute Fails
In Allendale County a bi racial effort to resolve a dispute over Negro voter registration collapsed after a two hour meeting. Civil rights leaders planned a mass meeting to outline proposals, while authorities reported scant progress and arrests followed at Orangeburg as protesters demanded resumed registration.
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Allendale, S. Co
Allendale
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Orangeburg
Fulton Dukes
Dukes
Aliendale
A. P
Dick) Williams
Williams
C. A. Webster Jr
Durham
N.C
Webster
Washington
CBS
Calvin Eytle
Tobacco farmers fail to obtain injunction in price support row
Judge George Hart rejected a bid by South Carolina tobacco growers to block Secretary Freeman from cutting the price support differential for tied versus untied tobacco. The case centers on alleged discrimination as Georgia and Florida farmers receive broader supports. The trial judge said no irreparable harm was shown and questioned the fairness of the regulator, while a Justice Department attorney argued the relief sought is beyond the court’s jurisdiction.
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Washington
South Carolina
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
George Hart
US. District Court
Zeigler
Georgia
Florida
Freeman
Ervin Goldbloom
Justice Department
Agriculture Department
Goldbloom
Golde Bloom
Sachiko
Italian and American mob ties widen in Palermo roundup
Italian police sought FBI help to finish rounding up a gang linking the Sicilian Mafia and the American Cosa Nostra. Ten leaders were arrested across northern Italy and Sicily, including reputed head Giuseppe Genco Russo and Frank Coppola. Four suspects, including two U.S. citizens, were still at large in the United States. Legal warrants named 14 charged with linking Sicilian and American underworlds. indictments await an investigating judge.
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Palermo
Sicily
FBI
United States
Cosa Nostra
Italy
Justice Department
State Department
Giuseppe Genco Russo
Mafia
Frank
Coppola
Luciano
Finance
Filippo Gioe Imperiale
Imperiale
Genco Russo
Bologna
Rome
Cappola
U.S
Colagero
Charles) Orlando
New York
Apalachin
N.Y
UNC coed stabbing suspect sought in Chapel Hill
Police described a 25 year old man about 5 10 and 160 pounds with a slender athletic build brown eyes light brown skin and pimples on the cheeks. He wore a light blue shirt and dark brown trousers and often used sunglasses. The description came from a UNC student and a janitor as an artist prepared a sketch. Suellen Evans, 21, of Mooresville, was stabbed to death Friday at the UNC botanical garden.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
W. D. Blake
UNC
Blake
Suellen Evans
Mooresville
Surviving Hiroshima Bomb Victims Live in Fear
Atom bomb survivors in Hiroshima face ongoing fear and health anxieties years after Aug 1945. Sachiko, 41, battles leukemia while others cope with cancer risk, aging, and social hardship despite free biannual medical exams for A-bomb survivors.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Sachiko
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King Features Syndicate
Virginia News
Richmond
Richard C. Tutwiler
State Penitentiary’s Hospital
Bertie Memorial Hieepital
Windsor
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Virginia
Page
Frederick
Lynchburg
Walter Forest Thornton Jr
Spring Hill Cemetery
Elva Baker Thornton
State Bureau of Banking
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Delaware and Hudson Co
Delaware and Hudson
N& W
Herman H. Perler
William White
N&w
Buffalo
Phil Bagley Jr
Bagley
Norfolk
Horace Edwards
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Grover C. Pitts
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Aer
Onautics and Space Administration
Earth
Pitts
U. S. Supreme Court
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc
Hopewell
High Court
Kytle
CRS
J. P. Strom
Columbia
Terre
Glenn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Strom
James P. Dedmon
Antee
Joe Stack
Canada
Torr
Kentucky
Mobolaqville
Jessamne Gory
S.C
E. Nick Zeigler
Florence, S.C
the Growers
Joseph Cerrito
Los Gatos
Calif
Charles ‘‘Lucky’ Luciano
Santo Sorge
Gaetano Russo
Gaspare Maggaddino
Cerrito
Richard Arden
San Francisco
John Roderick
Fumio Shigeto
Yuko Fujimoto
Department of Internal Medicine
Dr. Shigeto
New Turnpike
Danville
Wilmington
Trailways
Main St
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
New England
Washington, D. C
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