Blacksmiths Seen as Outsiders in North Africa and Tibit
In North Africa and Tibit, blacksmiths face social exclusion as a low caste outgroup. The article notes persistent prejudice, limited social mobility, and profession-based stigma affecting daily life and opportunities for blacksmith families.
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North Africa
Tibit
Truman Wraps Canada Visit With Peace Message
President Truman bid farewell to Canada declaring U S foreign policy aims for world peace and friendship with all nations. He toured Horseshoe Falls then returned to his train for the border crossing amid reporter questions on the tax and labor bills deadline actions. He praised Canada U S ties and contemplated future Latin American trips to carry out duties in Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Horseshoe Falls
Canadian Falls
Niagara Falls
Margaret
Table Rock
Lignng Club
Ottawa
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Western Hemisphere
W. L. MacKenzie King
Viscount Alexander
Shady Character Causes Philadelphia Traffic Jam
A horse pulling a mail wagon on a northbound one way street refused to move but then halted. A curious crowd gathered until a farmer identified the cause: the horse was spooked by its shadow, clearing the street once calm returned.
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Sam
Amy
Tollivers
Flora
Gisego
Mrs. Tolliver
West Main Street
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Otsego
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Otseen
Nelson
Tolliver
New York Stocks End Week Rally With Gains Across Sectors
Stocks closed higher after a late rally as industrials led, rails marginally benefited, and gold shares spiked earlier. American Telephone rebounded from a 1947 low while Standard Oil N J, Union Carbide, Coca Cola and others hit new highs for the year amid broad gains and light bond activity.
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Moe
American Telephone
Standard Oil
N. J. Union Carbide
Cocacola
Homestake Mining
Dome
Mines
Alaska
Juneau Cudahy
Pepsi Cola
Schenley International Harvester
U. S. Steel
Youngston Sheet
Chrysler Air Reduction
American Can
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk & Western Goodyear
Goodrich
Grain and Wheat Prices Fall in Chicago Market Slump
Hedging pressure and the new winter wheat crop push prices lower in Chicago trading. May contract hits a seasonal low while CCC buys 350000 bushels in Kansas City. Corn and oats show brief gains then retreat as wheat declines. Receipts and oat-shipments are noted amid mixed premiums and car counts.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
CCC
Midwest
Star Publishing details for Hope Arkansas newsroom staff
Published weekday edition by Star Publishing CQ. C. Palmer president Alex H. Washburn secretary treasurer at Star building 212 214 South Walnut Hope Ark editorial staff includes Alex H Washburn Paul H Jones George W Hosmer and Emma G Thomas advertising and accounting officers listed. Entrance to post office under March 3 1897 act.
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Hops
Arkansas
Wildcat walkouts lift at U S Steel coal pits
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 12 miners resumed work at U S Steel Corp mines including the Rebena coke operation, the world’s largest producer. Rebena employs about 1,900 miners and yields around 10,000 tons daily. One blast furnace restarted to restore coke supplies after a shutdown.
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Jim
Mary
Navy
United States
National Housing Administration
Frank R. Creeden
National Association of Home Builders
New York
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Long Island
NAHB
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F. W. Dodge Corp
C. Eli
Tt Smith
New York University
Protests Over Science Books Disputed With Bible
Rapid City school board debates two science books protested by 800 signers claiming conflict with the Bible. Teacher Frda Overton presented the petition urging rejection of the claim that the world is millions of years old and life began as a cell. One signer was Rt. Rev. William T. McCarty, bishop of Rapids City Catholic diocese.
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Freda Overton
Earth
Overton
William T. McCarty
Rapids City
Chicago Man 79 Earns Elementary Diploma at Graduation
Allen Smith, father of eight, received his elementary school diploma at graduation exercises. He told teachers he plans to enroll in high school next September. Phillips Evening School officials report perfect attendance during four years of enrollment, attending classes two hours four evenings weekly for 36 weeks.
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Allen Smith
Phillips Evening School
Smith
Middling Spot Report Reads 27.6H7N Up 17 at 3802N off 2 N
A terse field note records a 27.6H7N rise by 17 units at location 3802N with off 2 N nominal status. It notes a middling spot condition and references no further actions or context beyond the numeric indicators.
Flag Day event and church circle meetings announced
Social Calendar notes a Flag Day celebration June 14 at the Majestic Hotel Hot Springs with a noon luncheon chaired by Mrs Carl Smith and arrangements by Mrs Edward Rigg. Also listed are a kitchen shower for Miss Sarah Jane Murphy, two W M S circles at First Baptist Church meeting Monday afternoon at specified times and homes.
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Aee
Edward
Rigg
Route 1
Sarah Jane Murphy
David Wesley Hensley
Mérry Stuart Jackson
Elizabth Wilson
R. E. Jackson
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Litle Rock County Club
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Don Chronister
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Fort Smith
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Arrival of Mrs. Joy Keesey and baby to visit Toland family
Mrs. Joy Keesey and her infant arrived from Columbia Pennsylvania to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Toland. They will be joined later this week by Mr. Keesey for the family gathering.
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Baby
Columbia, Pa
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Julia Chester Hospital
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