Council Opposes Federal Race Laws For Southern Unity
HNONTGOMERY AP says a Southern regional officer warned that laws to enforce racial relations would spark ill will and conflict. George S. Mitchell of Atlanta, executive director, urged corrective action from the South without federal coercion at Alabama division meeting. Speakers included Herman Long and Nelson C. Jackson. Alabama officers Dr. Beittel and Dr. Trenhol outlined leadership roles.
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Hnontgomery
Tree Raees
George S. Mitchell
Atlanta
Council
Alabama
South
Mitchell
M. F. Tilly
Truman
Herman Long
Nashville
Fisk University Race Relations Institute
Nelson C. Jackson
Southern Division
National Urban League
A. D. Beittel
Talladega
Dr. H. Council Trenhol
State Teachers College For Negroes
Montgomery
Hew Scouting Units Formed in Council
Southeast Alabama Scout council reports new and re registered units this month. Pack 22 at Lafayette Street Methodist Church lists 36 boys with W R Via as pack committee chair and Bill Faulk as cubmaster. Dothan gains Pack Three at First Baptist Church with Jeff Hudson leading the pack. Troop 98 at First Presbyterian Church is led by C M Riddle. Troop 62 at Academy Street High School Troy is led by K G Fields with 25 boys registered. Den mothers named for each unit.
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Southeast Alabama Scout Council
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
C. H. Hildreth
W. R. Via
H. B. Hall
J. A. Buckhart
Bill Faulk
Earl Butler
Mildred Chancey
J. A. Harris
Inez McDugald
Dothan
Pack Three
First Baptist Church
Jeff Hudson
B. A. Harris
J. A. Dees
Lawrence T. Oakley
Bob Weston
Joe P. Joseph
W. M. Blount
R J. Pope
W. B. Walters
W. C. Peacock
Packroll
First Presbyterian Church
C. M. Riddle
New Pike
Academy Street
Troy
K. G. Fields
Miss Jonnie Anderson Selected Slocomb Good Citizenship Girl
Slocomb High School named Miss Jonnie Anderson as Good Citizenship Girl. The junior earned the title through steady school involvement and leadership roles including homecoming sponsor, beta club member, and Who’s Who recognition.
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Jonnie Anderson
Slocomb
Hir
Ewell Anderson
Slocomb High School
Mable Dorridy
Five UN Palestine Experts Say Armies Needed to Pause Bloodshed
The five small nations of the United Nations report that peace in Palestine cannot be achieved without an armed force. Fighting continues between Jews and Arabs with over 1,200 killed. They urge prompt international action, warning of reprisals if Arabs are defeated. The Big Five may need to supply security via the UN Security Council.
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United Nations Palestine Commission
Holy Land
Palestine
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
The
Arab League
Commission
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Bolivia
Philippines
Panama
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
Bis
America
Britain
Russia
France
China
UN veto power and Palestine crisis strain Big Five
The article argues the Security Council veto by any of the five permanent members can block actions, with Russia repeatedly using it during the war with democracies. It notes Palestine will test UN unity as Soviet aims to gain a foothold in the Middle East while Western powers fear Moscow’s expansion in the region.
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Security Council
Russia
Little Five
Newcastle
Palestine
U.N
Holy Land
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle-East
America
Britain
France
Mediterranean
James Ed Parker Sr Dies in Shorterville
ABBEVILLE Special James Ed Parker Sr eighty two died at his home in Shorterville Sunday after a long illness Surviving are his widow Lizzie Parker two daughters Frances Knighton and Mrs George Roberts both of Columbus Ga two sons Jim Ed Parker Jr of Shorterville and Sam Parker of North Carolina The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with Rev Leroy Knighton of Phenix City officiating Kennedy Funeral Home of Abbeville had charge of arrangements president Mrs J F McLeod Brundidge secretary and Robert Durr Birmingham treasurer
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Abbeville
James Ed Parker
Shorterville
Lizzie Parker
Frances Knighton
George Roberts
Columbus
Jim Ed Parker, Jr
Sam Parker
North Carolina
Leroy Knighton
Phenix City
Kennedy Funeral Home
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