Alabama Faces Racial Education Gaps and Plans
The article discusses Alabama's progress and gaps in Negro education, noting wage and per pupil expenditure gains since 1938, led by Superintendent Meadows. It details higher training levels for white teachers, calls for immediate funding to Negro colleges, plans for a Negro university, and cautions about meeting Supreme Court equality demands amid political changes.
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R. Meadoma
S Tate
Meadows Faye
Colege
H Dr. Meadows
Alabama
Folsom
John Ivey
Atlanta
South
Inaw
Supreme Court
William Hepbin
University of Alsbama Law
Meadows
Montgomery
a/ bring Polytechnic Tnstitute
Jowr
Hadacol Promises New Vitality For All Readers
A Blytheville reader parcels a testimonial about Hadacol claiming improved energy and sleep after using the tonic. The letter, filled with bold claims, markets trial bottles at $1.25 and hospital-size bottles at $3.50, urging others to try regardless of age or ailment.
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Duncan
Rt. 2
Boxrot Blytheville
Arkansas
Otto
Hadaoo
Ourj
Wil
Virnari
Jenn
Mayor
Wipen Te
Eamises
Cotpersson
Young Horne Attends Boys State Session
Harold Horne of Coffee County High School represents Enterprise Post at Boys State, sponsored by the American Legion of Alabama and University of Alabama to teach youths about government. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Horne. The event runs through June 10.
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Enterprise
Harold Horne
Trained Seal Charge Hearing Report By Louisiana Senate
A Louisiana Senate committee drafted a report on its contempt hearing for the editor and publisher of the New Orleans Item after an editorial called lawmakers trained seals. The hearing nearly sparked a fist fight between Sen. C. H. Downs and Editor Clayton Fritchey as a 10 day jail clause for contempt loomed in the constitution. The five member panel’s report will go to the full Senate for action on whether Fritchey and publisher David Stern violated the constitution. Stern denied party ties, while both editors defended press freedom to criticize government actions.
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Fritchey
David Stern Jit
Friteney
Stern
Pavix
Earl Long
Chasaberith
Freeom
Baran
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Wais
Frichey
Berhain
Ray
Barham
Pal
Downs
Missing Persons List Grows In Springtime
Cleveland officials report a rise in disappearances as spring weather lures people to vanish. Bureau records show about 3,000 missing annually in the city, with many cases brief or temporary.
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Cleveland
Missing Persons Bureau
Thic City
Quadruple amputee marries TV model in Florida ceremony
Jimmy Wilson, a 25 year old law student and WWII survivor who lost all four limbs, wed Dorothy Mortenson, 23, a television model, in Jacksonville. The ceremony drew 400 guests as Wilson continues his education at Colorado Law School after a New York and Canada honeymoon. His recovery is aided by a $120,000 trust fund raised by the Jacksonville Journal and Philadelphiaquirer.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Dorothy Mortenson
Jimmy
Women's Club
Hayden Burns
Wilson
University of Plorida
Su Air Force
Vermont
Marksonville Journal
Philadelphia
Fred Hensel
Birmingham
Ale
Thompson quotes Talmadge line in Georgia election speech
ATLANTA (UP) Former Gov. Thompson lifted a line from the late Eugene Talmadge for campaign use against Gov. Herman Talmadge. Thompson cited a 9th district remark about those who raise racial issues hiding to steal. He plans stops in Watkinsville, Greensboro, Union Point and Madison to campaign.
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Moe
Thompson
Eugene Talmadge
Herman Tamadge
Eriter Talmadge
People of
Talmadge
Watkineville
Greensboro
Union Point
Madison
Jasy
Henry Chandi
Georgia Federation of
Wingate
George
Alec McLennar
McLennan
C. C
Walt Baker
Roversor
Baker
Two administrations fail to address unfolding issue
A cryptic note claims two administrations neglect action. The text mentions a device described as at pote ef ura and a paper carves into the pending topic, while standard photo copying devices require a flat surface to function correctly.
Judge cuts formal court opening in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Superior Judge William C. Gites ordered the court crier to drop the hear it hear ye proclamation. He announced a streamlined pledge to speed up crowded court dockets and declared the court now open.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Student slayings shock family quarrel in Florida
In West Palm Beach a man killed his wife and wounded himself during a family dispute. William Geimer, 48, a part-time restaurant worker studying to be a beauty operator, shot his wife Nancy Geimer after entering his mother in law’s apartment. Nancy died at a hospital. Geimer survived a shotgun wound to the eye and was hospitalized in serious condition. The couple had three children and had been married 13 years. divorce papers and restraining orders were on file.
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Fla
Wiliam
Geimer
Nimaella
C.H. Plumstead
Geimer Gametir
Lake Worth
Nancy
Weay
Palm Beach
Geimers
William
Deanna
Mine
Robert
Circuit Court
Gelmer
Wiree Wuleide
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