Aunt Of Four Died In Wreck Dies In Florida
An obituary notes the aunt of four wreck victims, identified as Mrs. Wilson, died in Florida. The long list of survivors includes relatives and friends from Sanson and surrounding areas. The report mentions other names such as Mr. Borveneen Hil and Huwel, with references to local families and services.
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Florida
Bamson Gurelab
Mir
Gene Dover
Duit Piweth
Tvene
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Avelyn Amenel Tareklarl
Hwee
Samaans
Sas
Henry
Rania Garin
Hani Newel
Two Geneva Youths Face FB Charges Of Rucker Thetts
Two Geneva youths face federal charges in a case tied to alleged property theft and mutiny during a local disturbance. Investigators say the youths aided or planned actions around a river area and were later found near the Peg River. The Federal Bureau of Investigation pursued the case, with authorities noting the youths held in custody as investigations continued.
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Mahi
el Purl
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Rucker Thetts
Gems Stepping Stones To Social Prestige
New York society buzzes as wealth and fame magnetize invitations. Mrs Evalyn McLean, owner of the Hope Diamond, drew crowds and diplomats to see her famed gem while jewelers note a trend of purchasing to gain social entry. Wealthy clients sought bids to duplicate her status through glittering shows.
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New York
Evalyn Wa ‘McLew
Washington
Imaie
Sociny
Uweid
Daniel F. Frey
Supreme Court
Frey
McLean
Mayor Drake confronts Klan intimidation in Georgia town
In a southwest Georgia town, Mayor Drake, described as limited by disability, faced threats from hooded men linked to the Ku Klux Klan after a home break in. Drake kept a miniature arsenal and remained in office while residents reported fear and one tenant farmer fleeing Iron City with his stock and belongings.
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Draken
Tie Ku
Klau
Wong
Drake
Biv
Kia
von Cliys
Norbfield
Bio
Arly
Iron City
Headland Milling Company Destroyed In Fire
Fire swept through the Headland Milling Company early today, about 2:20 a.m., destroying the plant and leaving only a small rear office building standing. Officials estimate losses around 12000 with one third insured, and defective wiring is suspected as the cause. A large quantity of hay and machinery were also ruined.
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Wats Atenast
Parszers
Manslaughter Charge Brought in King Death Case
Mrs King died in Jackson County hospital after a Sunday collision near Mariana Air Base. Arthur Jeffcoat of Pansey faces manslaughter and driving while intoxicated charges. bond set at 2500 on manslaughter and 500 on driving. Jeffcoat remained in police custody. the case details were provided by Sheriff Nest Barnes as TJ Turn to No. 12 on Page 4.
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Marlanna
TE Goutfrey King
Chipala Denior College
Wackson County Hospital
Arthur Jeffcoat
Pansey
Eal- Tinton
Marianna Air Forces Base
Saidr College
Bing
Jeffront
L. McCreary
Tadae McCreary
Nest ‘Barnes
Deffeoat
Tothan
Fulton Judge Charged With Shooting Friend
Fulton County authorities arrested Probert Carpenter, a judge of the EUAN Counts fAllimad Superior Cow, on charges he shot former Meadart chief ness associate during a divorce case. Carpenter was jailed, posted a 50 dollar bond, and is hospitalized in fair condition at St Joseph's with gunshot wounds.
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Atlanta
UPS
Probert Carpenter
Euan
Walten
Meadart
Ness
Tahn Tockwood
Tor Carpenter
Bt Joseph's Hospital
Carpenter
the Werke
Voters in Mobile Reject Island Bridge Plan
Mobile County residents defeated a proposed $2,000,100 bridge to Daugiin Island by a two to one margin. Special election returns showed 4,173 for and 8,267 against the proposal funded by a gasoline tax. The span would have linked the island to the mainland opening Cedar Point area to recreation. Opponents criticized the tax without clear revenue details.
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API
Daugiin Island
Mobile County
Cedar Point
Lune
Marcy
Acheson Stands By One Billion Arms Aid Plan
Secretary of State Dean Acheson defended the administration armaments aid package of about 1.43 billion dollars, urging swift Congressional approval and warning against deep reductions. He argued the program is vital to deter Soviet power and to fund a stopgap arms effort while a broader NATO defense strategy is developed.
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Washington
Ean Acheson
Acheson
Truman
Russia
Congress
Florida Posse Fatally Wounds Escapee in Central Florida
In Greenville Florida a posse shot and killed a Black man named Ernest Thorn ar during a pursuit after an alleged incident sparked racial tensions in the region. Sheriff WV McCall described him as uncooperative and armed. Deputies Marr Towles and another official stated they were unsure how many bullets were fired. The incident follows a series of confrontations with local law enforcement.
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Greenville
Fis
Florida
Ernest ‘Thornar
WV McCall
Atomic Leaders Hold 3rd Secret Meeting
Washington policymakers convened a hush hush session to decide handling of foreign policy amid U.S. dependence on Canada and Britain for uranium. The meeting included Acheson and Johnson with members of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee and the Atomic Energy Commission to continue deliberations on foreign relations and atomic energy.
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Unicen
Belgia Congo
Uiranium
Ivisianures
Acheson
Defense Johnson
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
Joint Committee
John
Aon
Comsiderac
Population up 18 percent in Dothan area says official
Malcolm Laws of Mobile's 12 oversight cites U. S. Commerce estimates showing Houston County population near 43,400 as of Dec 31 1958 and 53,500 on Jan 1 1959, an 8,100 rise. Dale County declines 400. Houston retail activity totals reach 582,359,000 last year, up over 4.9 million from prior.
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Houston
Dothan
Gadsden
Malcolm II
Laws
Mobile
Dale County
Jaly
Dan
Houston County
House Passes Anti Poll Tax Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
The House approved a measure to outlaw poll taxes 274 to 116 and sent it to the Senate, where Rules Committee and Southern Democratic filibuster blocs threaten action this session. Senator Stennis chairs the subcommittee and has not set hearings. Wherry and Sweany commented on prospects.
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Eassiot
Congress
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Senate
Truman
Senate Committee
Suils
John C. Stennis
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Stennis
Kenneth S. Wherry
Neb
Subcommittee
Scott W. Sweas
Sam Rayburn
Steel Pension Issue Dominates Preliminary Hearing
New York UP report says the Steel Pension issue drives the Presidential Fact finding board meeting set to open, as United Steelworkers demand a pension program and industry spokesmen push to have pensions addressed first and separate from other bargaining topics, Roger Blough leading the steel firms.
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New York
Truman
United Steel Workers of America
Roger Blough
U. S. Slee! Corp
C Blough
Re Union
Folsom Backers Move Toward 67 Senator Plan
In Montgomery AP dispatch: the House version of the 67 Senate plan cleared a Senate committee with a favorable constitution vote. Reapportionment supporters push to reshape Alabama’s county representation to a full time senator system, while a constitutional amendment would empower county governing bodies to propose changes via a convention if the Legislature stalls.
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Senate
Fine Constitution Committee
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Constitution Committee
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Chinese Employees Lock U S Editor In Shanghai Office
Randall Gould American editor of the Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury and Charles Miner were barricaded in Miner’s office by about 75 Chinese employees demanding $9,000 separation bonuses. The workers sought liquidation pay for June and July as the paper, the city’s only American publication, announced it would go out of business. Biscuits and water were sent in, with no funds delivered by 10:39 a.m. The dispute follows partial June wage payments and subsequent wage demand increases amid Communist occupation.
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Shanghai Chine
Randall Gould
Shanghai
Mercury
Gould
Charles Miner
Post
C. V. Starr
Miner
Bowno
Abe
Biscuite
Anti-Poll Tax Bill Repeats Each Year Like Spring Birds
James Marlom reports that the anti-poll tax bill, approved by the House, faces likely Senate defeat due to unlimited debate and a filibuster. The bill has resurfaced annually for a decade as Northern and Western lawmakers back it while Southern Democrats oppose it, threatening the legislative calendar and a vacation pause.
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