Indiana official urges $10 thousand fine against Ku Klux in state
Indiana Secretary of State John Bottorff urges a $10,000 penalty against the Ku Klux Klan for acting as an out-of-state corporation without registration. He asked Attorney General Dillon to pursue the fine and said state police are watching for Klan activity with no sign of broad recruitment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
John D. Bottorff
Ku Klux
Area
United Klans America, Inc
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Shelton
Bottorff
Attr
John J. Dillon
Robert Gray
Hancock County
North Carolina Tops Southern Retail Sales Rank 1958 63
Louisburg North Carolina AP reports the state held the third largest retail sales volume in the South for the period 1958 to 1963 as stated by a state official. The article notes the measured growth and compares NC to other Southern states. The piece cites the North Carolina administrator discussing regional retail performance.
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Louisburg, N. C
North Carolina
South
Negro Broker Heads ICBO in 1955 Brokerage Move
A Wall Street firm operated by a Black broker in 1955 announces leadership of the ICBO as the organization charts a new path. The broker, a prominent figure in finance, is set to steer the ICBO in its strategic direction.
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Wall Street
Vanderbilt Cup Winners in a Bridge Conversation
A JACOBY ON BRIDGE column recounts a humorous exchange about a misled contract. Oswald recalls his mother learning contract and the sequence leading to a six clubs contract, with fixed ruffs and heart plays illustrating the humorous bidding misunderstanding.
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Jacoby & Son
Oswald
Jim
Hearts
West
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Pepeet Otter
By Jimmy Hatlo
Louisiana
Jackson
ICBO
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
N. C
Jacoby
NORTH
Pita
Peg
S. Main ST
Cecil’s Office c Equipment CO
High Point
My Savings & Loan Association
Perpetual
N. Main St
S. Maiist
Calhoun Drug Store
Onits
Russell Stover
Central Savings Bank
THE
High Point Bank
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