Clement Addresses Farmers at Durham Tennessee Event
Gov. Frank G. Clement spoke to about 50 top young farmers declaring government aid should be secondary to farmers’ own efforts. The banquet capped the annual tour selection for agriculture and honored four state winners from Texas Arkansas Utah and Hawaii for building productive farms and innovative practices.
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Durham
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Hawaii
Texas
Arkansas
Utah
John F. Tufts
Dallas
Tex
Alex 5S
Curtis
Manila
Ark
Russel Mayer
Milford
Takeshi Kudo
Mona
Bill Would Label Blood As To Race
A South Carolina legislator urged a bill to require labeling blood by race, stating he does not want any Black person blood in his veins and calling the idea a sickening spectacle. The proposal, recalled from committee, names White and Negro blood classifications and references public safety concerns.
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Bill
Columbia
South Carolina
Harrell
Joan Fontaine
Dorothy Dandridge
Harry Belafonte
Insurance Fraud Case Testimony Is Heard
Winston-Salem judge hears further testimony in a two state insurance fraud case involving nine defendants. Lee R. Lunsford 31 year old salesman from Winston Salem pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiring to defraud. Four defendants pleaded no contest Ella May Mason Clyde Jefferson Arthur Mitchell and Hill were named in the proceedings. Earlier a Rock Hill court sentenced Clemmons to one year in prison suspended on a $500 fine and three years probation. He pleaded guilty to taking out insurance on the elderly or sick and collecting about $12 000 on their deaths. Lunsford not present at the Rock Hill trial was convicted in absentia of selling insurance without a license. The Forsyth County Superior Court dropped charges against the four.
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Winston-Salem
Walter E. Criss
Lee R. Lunsford
Insalesman
Rock Hill
Clemmons
Lunsford
South Carolina
Forsyth County Superior Court
Millionaires On Three Day Stag Party In Athens
At Koon Kreek Klub near Athens Texas a three day stag party gathers heavyweights from oil and banking. Sid Richardson of Fort Worth and Clint Murchison lead hosts with Ike LaRue George Greer and guests including Buddies Fogleson Walter Pew Arch Underwood and Lt Gen Rosie O'Donnell. The gathering centers on fishing hunting and gin rummy with no business talks, just leisure.
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Koon Kreek
Clint Murchison
Sid Richardson
Fort Worth
Sid
Sam Gladney
Sun Oil Co
Sam
Gladney
Stag
Richardson
Ike LaRue
George Greer
LaRue
Athens
East
Texas
Greer
Dallas
Murchison
Apherstson
First National Bank
Buddy Fogleson
Greer Garson
Walter Pew
Sun Oil
Philadelphia
Arch Underwood
Lubbock
Tex
Herman Brown
Brown & Root
Houston
Air Force
Rosie” O'Donnell
Alton Oechsner
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Bus Incident After Desegregation Ruling Sparks Altercation
In Montgomery Alabama a white man James E. Grice Jr and three Black women Josephine Boldin Annie Burch and Johnnie Mae Eaves were charged with assault after a bus confrontation following the Supreme Court desegregation order. Grice says he offered a front seat then asked a Black woman to move and was struck with a wrench. Police reported no serious injuries and the four posted bonds awaiting a City Recorder's Court hearing.
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Montgomery
Ala
U. S. Supreme Court
James E. Grice Jr
Josephine Boldin
Grice
Annie Burch
Johnnie Mae Eaves
E. P. Brown
City Recorder's Court
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Clement
F&w
F&ww
Lowder
Robert Strom
Bronx
Koon Kreek Klub
Big
Deliz Dental Labratory
Wright Bldg
Belks
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Kenilworth
Osiie Blair
Archdale’s
Archdales
Archdale
Oxford
Hochdale
Belk
Panama
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