Blacksmiths Seen as Low Caste in North Africa and Tibit
In North Africa and Tibit, blacksmiths are frequently treated as outcaste or low-caste. The social bias assigns marginalized status to artisans in regional hierarchies, affecting access to guilds and communal roles.
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Truman Wraps Canadian Tour With Peace Message
President Truman bid farewell to Canada after a 20 minute Niagara Falls tour as he pressed a world peace aim and friendship with all nations. He planned domestic policy action on tax and labor bills back in Washington while continuing Latin American outreach including a Mexico City visit.
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Shady Character Causes Philadelphia Traffic Jam
A horse pulling a mail wagon on a northbound street refused to move, creating a traffic jam and curious crowd. A farmer in the crowd deduced the horse was frightened by its shadow, remarking that “that horse is afraid of his shadow.”
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New York Stocks End Week Rally Amid Gains Across Industrials
New York June 13 The stock market closed the week with a late rally lifting many issues, especially industrials, by about 1 to 3 points. Trading was quiet earlier, with demand surging for gold mining shares. Transfers totaled around 00,000 shares. American Telephone recovered from a 1947 low, while Standard Oil N J, Union Carbide, Coca Cola, Homestake Mining, Dome Mines, Alaska Juneau, Cudahy, Pepsi Cola, Schenley, International Harvester, U S Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Chrysler, Air Reduction, American Can, Atlantic Coast Line, Norfolk & Western, Goodyear and Goodrich posted gains. Bonds were narrow.
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Grain and Provision Market Slumps as Wheat Leads Decline
Hedging pressure and a reflective move in the new winter wheat crop pushed Chicago grain prices down. Wheat contracts fell sharply, with May hitting a seasonal low as CCC bought 350000 bushels in Kansas City. Corn and oats rose briefly on rain, but gains faded as wheat slid. May wheat at $2.12 3 4. July corn around $1.85 1 4. oats near $0.91 1 8. Receipts: eight cars wheat, 315 corn, 36 oats.
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Star Publishing staff and office details
Published weekday afternoon by Star Publishing CQ. C. Palmer as president Alex H. Washburn secretary treasurer at Star building Hope Arkansas. Alex H. Washburn editor publisher Paul H. Jones managing editor George W. Hosmer mechanical superintendent Jesu A. Davis advertising manager Emma G. Thomas cashier. Entered second class at the Post Office in Hope Arkansas under act of March 3 1897.
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Wildcat Walkouts Recede as Rebena Mine Reopens
Uniontown Pennsylvania June 12 A wave of unauthorized walkouts by soft coal miners protesting anti union legislation waned as U S Steel mines including the Rebena facility reopened. Rebena a top producer with about 1900 workers and 10000 tons daily had been idled along with coke operations. US Steel restarted one of two blast furnaces paused to conserve coke.
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Protests Prompt Review of Two Science Books
Rapid City school board weighs whether to use two science texts after a petition of 800 signatures argues they conflict with the Bible. Teacher Mrs. Freda Overton presents the protest and cites Our Earth and Its Story and Pathways in Science as examples, noting a signer is Bishop William T. McCarty.
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Allen Smith, 79, earns elementary diploma at Phillips Evening School
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 said Smith had perfect attendance during four years, attending two hours four evenings weekly for 36 weeks.
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Middling spot on 27.6H7N up 17 near 3802N off 2
A terse field notation reports a middling spot at 27.6H7N rising 17, with coordinates near 3802N and a deviation of 2 from nominal. The fragment reflects technical measurement shorthand.
Flag Day event and social calendar in Hot Springs
Social calendar lists a June 14 Flag Day celebration at the Majestic Hotel Hot Springs with a luncheon at noon led by Mrs. Carl Smith. Also notes a kitchen shower for Miss Sarah Jane Murphy hosted by Miss Merry Stuart Jackson and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, plus Baptist WMS circles meeting Monday afternoon at specified homes.
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Mrs Joy Keesey Arrives for Toland Visit from Columbia
Mrs Joy Keesey and her infant arrived from Columbia Pennsylvania to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Toland here. They will be joined later this week by Mr Keesey for the extended visit.
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