Vicksburg Escapees Believed Trapped North of Meridian
A Jackson report says a posse believes two of three escapees from Vicksburg jail are trapped north of Meridian, in a wooded area south of Scooba. Byram Logan Rosenfield and Richard Rosenfield named. Paul Sylvia headed toward Natchez. Ethel Weaver, 28, held in connection with the escape. Victim drivers and travelers aided the escapees before police surrounded the area. Rosenfeld and Logan held on motor theft and grand larceny charges, Sylvia on grand larceny.
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Vicksburg
Meridian
Scot
Ethel ‘Weaver
Clinton
Jur
Edwards
H. G Brown
Pinola
Slater
Dorothy Moore
Lackson
Rosenfeld
Greenville
Dark Horses Fill GOP Stables For Chairmanship Race
The 106 member Republican National Committee meets at the Shoreham Hotel on Aug 4 to elect a new national chairman. No clear favorite emerges as possible contenders include midwest figures and regional operatives, with dark horses like Bert Howard and Len Wherry cited as potential leaders amid a crowded field.
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Peter Edson Washington
NEA
Natonal Committee
Washington
Shoreham
Natonally
United States Today
Len Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Howard Ag
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Missouri
GOP National Committee
Kansas
Taft
Dewey
Minnesota
Roy E Dunn
Omaha
Scott
Dunn
Stassen
Dunn Vila
Felican
Wisconsin and Indiana leaders vie for GOP national chair
Thomas E Colman former Wisconsin GOP committeeman now finance chairman and state chairman gains attention as a potential national chairman. Indiana figures Halph E Gates and Charlie Halleck are also cited as possible chair prospects with Summerfield pushing GOP policy ideas since 1944.
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Thomas E Colman
Wisconsin
Finance
The
Milwaukee Journal
Halph E Gates
Indiana
Hoosier
Yough and
Temble
Frank McHale
Michigan
Will Jenner
Gates
Homer Caprhart
Charlie Halleck
Halleck
Arthur Summerfield
Omaha
Summerfield
Pittsburgh
Washington
Plans Underway For Southeast Alabama Scout Session
OZARK Alabama plans are under way for a Southeast Alabama Council Boy Scouts meeting on August 18 at the Ozark Community House. J E Saliba of Dothan will present the 40th Anniversary Crusade and Roy Jeffcoat of Troy will lead the roll call. Frank Gaines will explain changes in age requirements allowing eight year olds to join and 12 year olds to become scouts. Hunter com et president will preside at the dinner. Other national committeemen suggested as possible candidates include Walter S Hallen of West Virginia and Vernon Romney of Utah.
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Spenal
Alabama
Boy Scouts
J E Saliba
Dothan
Tthday Roy Jeffcoat
Troy
Frank Gaines
Euch
Jon
Hunter
Comet
Ozark Community House
Picnic And Vespers Planned By Bible School Group
A First Christian Church Bible school group announced a Sunday afternoon picnic at Kelley Springs with a vesper service led by church youth. Participants include June Conner Bobbe McGowan Minam Pearce Maxine Collins and Cindago Pearce. Perry McNeil heads the arrangements with a committee and the church pastor Rev Frank R Scofield. Cars will depart the church at 4 p.m. Lunch is requested and a recreation period will precede the evening services and supper.
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First Christian Church Bible School
Kelley Springs
June Conner
Bobbe McGowan
Minam Pearce
Maxne Collins
Cindago Pearce
Perry McNeil
The
Bible School
Lloyd Peacork
Ralph Hinson
Beaty Whiddon
Frank R Scofield
Kelley
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