Returning from Civil War to Prole's Shanty in Augony
Dave Skaradin, weary from war, takes water at Prole's ranch and meets Melinda Prole a sharp nine or ten year old girl guarding the cabin. He fears the Block S man may fire, yet she reveals her father will return, deepening the grim, unsettled frontier mood.
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Tayler Kalas
Fohértahy
Faneh
Ahd
Rasant Bavels
Rafich
Fertig
Dave
Ferris
Prole
Tye
Sharadin
Giiderhanded
Tam Dave Skaradin
Sie
Melinda Prole
Sharadin Range
Sears-Roebuck Union Testimony Opens Inquiry Into Scots Operations
Opening witness Tudor of Sears testifies as committee probes Scots operations later. Labor Relations Associates heads Hefferman and Shefferman linked to Sears, with Currie recounting LRA creation in 1940. Currie notes heavy workload for Sears labor office and supplier companies.
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W. W. Tidor
Chitega
Sears
Kennnedy
Tudor
Nathan Whefferman
Labor Re Jations Associates
Iohn
Shefferman
Labor Fle
Shefferma
Organization of Labor Relations Associates
Chitnga
Patterson Curie
New York
Currie
LRA
Scare
Community church groups hold diverse meetings and socials
The report details a covered dish supper at First Baptist Church led by H W Buller with Mellette Robinson in charge. American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Davis's home with 14 members, bus iness led by Mrs Maurice McLeland, and poppy program by Mrs Layce Anderson. WMS and WSCS chapters conducted royal service and mission study programs with various members leading prayers, songs, and lessons. Cub Scout Den 1 met at Mrs Ridley Royce’s home, singing and crafting Halloween items. Local residents enjoyed weekend visits and visits from Dallas and Little Rock guests.
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Adult Baptist ‘Training Ghiott v
Firet Baptist Church Oftrays
H. W. Buller
Meltte Robingon
Légiot
Davis
Atmetican Legion
William Davis
Hob Davis
Hembers
Nog
Chape Lalf
Mes
Johnson
Uhlson
Maurice Me
Leland
Layce “Anderson
Poppy
WMS
First Baptist| Baptist Church
King Eternal
C. G. Johnson
Circle
A. R. Anders Wood
H. W. Butler
Mra
Mettie Robinson
al Plyler
Roy Staunton
Wilburn Willis
C. H. Tompkins
Underwood
Cleaning Out the Old Desk into a New World
Hal Boyle recounts a退休 of sorting a desk and files, recalling quirky mementos, such as tobacco roadside boxes, a Stevenson button, a city key, and a roll of papers reading Dead Sen Scroffy, while pondering moving to a modern office after glimpses of a changing world and neighbors visiting Mrs Haynes and Mrs Barham.
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Ole Bardier
Tobacco Road
Miu
Bauch
Cole Brothers Chicus
Bbris
Designer Dior Dies in Italy at Age of 52
Italian resort Montecatini sees the death of Christian Dior a 52 year old icon of postwar fashion from France. He collapsed after dinner with friends while on holiday. doctors and a priest attended him as his French companion assisted. Dior rose to fame in 1947 with the revolutionary New Look and dominated high style thereafter.
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Tecatini
Italy
Christian Dior
Florence
Monteentini
Giulio Celil
Dio
Jacques Fath
Nixon Stumps for New Jersey GOPs
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigns in Newark New Jersey to stress the White House priority of winning the governorship for the Republican ticket. Malcolm Forbes accompanies Nixon on a brief, one day tour as he addresses supporters and challenges Ferris’s candidacy amid tense scenes and remarks.
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Newark
N. J
WUP
Richard M. Nixon
New Jersey
White House
GOF
Malcolm Forbes
Nixon
Arkansas Integration Crisis Brighter as Moves Toward Settlement Rise
In Little Rock, prospects for resolving the Central High School integration deadlock look brighter as Gov Faubus hints at possible changes. Army policy allowing Negro students to cross campus without full military escort signals reduced tension, while federal action and Senator Russell’s call for investigation loom large.
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Little Rock
Central Hugh
Orval Fouloushes
Fankis
Lhine Nexo
Army
Hred Negro
Serioul
Ceneral High
Trans Sul
Foulits
Caetors
Eizenhower
State Guard
Abel Spy Case Continued in Federal Court
Debora cites key counts in a nine year spied case as testimony continues after seven days of court hearings. A Brooklyn photographer is linked to the proceedings near the Federal Court Building.
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Deborah
Abel
Brooklyn
Feder Court
Attorney General Rogers and integration dispute remarks
A speaker claimed the new attorney general would cut the policy, while another asserted the people, not the Justice Department, must work with Keller to find a solution to the integration dispute. The remarks reflect debate on how to address the contested policy.
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Genork
William T. Rogers
Will Cutie Anne
Hays
Justice Department
Keller
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J. J. Liebling Insurance Agency
Hope
Arkansas
Wayne Bowen
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Little Reck
Bobbin
Dauier
Shegan
Sears-Roebuck
WSCS
Methodist Church
Chirch
Alfred de Black
de ‘Black
H. H.mckenzie
Albert
D. S. Jordan
Pt Aveearre
Wayne Eley
Adam Guthrie Jr
J.be Hesterly
Burke
Shelton, Revy
de Black
Cub Scoute
Den 1
Cub
Metian
den Mosher
Ridley Royce
Dim Nelson
Den
Bobby Reynolds
Walter Nelson
Bob Rouse
John Reynolds
Gary Stewart
Larry Jameson
William’ Taylor
Kenny Formby
Mattie Harris
Little Rocce
Jesse Crow
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Mr. and
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Camber
Miss’ Shirley.Singleton of
Dalla
M.se Singleton
Calvin Danner, Jr
Dallas
Corbin Danner
J. A. “Cole
W. A. Dennard
Houston
My Sexv. McMahon and
Betsy Jane of
Waldron
Prescot Friends
Wo. Carrington
Josephine Carrington
Hal Boyle
Earth
Mars
Hoor
Fred Sutton
Tle Rock
Gy Ar Haynes
Artie
M Frances
Earl "Barham
Brad’ Bright
Dior
Perris
Petl
Congress
Ft. Campbell
Faubug
U. S. Adv
Hebert Brownell
Adinistration
FGI
Browntell
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Faurebus
Brownell
Turkey
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Fred O. Ellis
Studebakers
Leaee
Studebaker
Packard
Jody
Bale
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