Second in series explores racial crisis roots in the South
The article interviews segregationists and observers across Alabama about the white planters and their “paternalism” toward Negroes. It details everyday tensions on plantations, views on education, marriage, voting, and the uneasy coexistence of affection and subjugation amid Jim Crow norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belman Morin
Macon County
Kear
South
Totten Plantation
Appya
Alabama
Werchildren
Negra Humus
Rea Howay
Hel
Séioo
Kumey
Windsor group gathers for christening and festival notes
Windsor community pages record a family christening in Boulder for Susan Irene Stienmier with relatives from Denver present, and notes on church and medical visits. Local residents attend funerals in Warland Wyoming, genealogy mentions and the Justus family deaths, with details on survivors and relocations. A jewelry and watch repair department opens in Greeley as Allen Sorenson manages Windsor operations. Harvest Festival planning proceeds with parade marshals named and prize details outlined. a stock of civic and school activities closes with notes on the Windsor Labor Day event and the Winds or School Band performances received top ratings in Estes Park and Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Windsor Mercantile Co
Guy and
Roy Kirk
Robert Justus
Schleiger
Robert
Colorado Springs
Greybull
Wyo
Alvin
Wordy
Marjorie
Farmington
Elizabeth Uefeineder
Worl Jana
William Schleiger
Worland
Byron Frantz
Feante
Merle Whitmore
Udell
Jana
Whitmores
Greeley
Denver
Allen [Sorenson
Ue Sorenson
Don Redsbaugh
Harald Weinmeister
Trgun
Bissties
Isenior
Pampered Pickers Pluck 3 Reveals Odd Berry Harvest Device
A Weld County invention replaces berry pickers with a wheeled contraption that carries 14 pampered nibblers under a flat upper wing. The machine plucks ripe berries as it glides at about 50 feet per hour, delivering fruit to a central bin while the engine noise keeps workers alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Freeman
Freeman
Herb Freemt
Gower
Eaton News Notes and Visits Across Aug Celebrations
Mrs. Letitia Astoter Eaton hosts a pre birthday luncheon at Marshall's Cafeteria in Greeley for Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. Barber. Local residents, relatives, and teachers from Eaton traveled, visited Mt. Rushmore, Spearfish, and Estes Park. Columbus officials curb portable radios on buses to reduce noise. Ecuador's land reform program backed by a $4.415 million loan from the Inter American Development Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Astoter Eaton
Fred Lowry
Kenneth
Texied Barber
David
Lowry
George E. Nelson
Windsor
Bessie Preston
Barber
Aloer Nelson
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Spearfish
Devil’s Tower
Wyoming
Walter W. Gregory
Nashville
Mmea
Lai
Gregory
Hallie Bush
Nellie Eaton
Greeley
Estes Park
Seattle
Wash
Carlton Halbert
Halbert
Ricky
Sandy Kay Hoover
Halberts
Columbus, Ohio
C. Howard Johnson Jr
Columbus Transit Cu
Johnson
Quito
Ecuador
Inter-American Development Bank
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