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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
2
A letter circulating claims a man can receive 15 188 women by sending a copy of a list and the sender's name. Ed notes mock the promises, cites broad origins from Maine to California, and warns against the silly chain scheme while recalling past get-rich scams.
Fulton Mississippi hosts an annual coon on a log event despite objections from Robert F. Sellar of Albany and the Memphis Humane Society. Sheriff J H Gillard and the Sportsmen’s Club defend the event as a longstanding Southern tradition and denounce interstate interference. The log features a live coon, hounds, and dogs judged on coon-dunking skill.
Wieseckle, father of four, was held on a desertion charge after bringing two visitors to a meeting who proved to be police officers. The article notes that women are not allowed to serve on juries in thirteen states.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd declared a split with President Truman, distinguishing real Democrats from Truman Democrats. The Atlanta remarks, praised by Georgia Democrats, signaled a coordinated move by Southern leaders Byrnes George Russell to challenge Northern Democratic influence.
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