Conferees Press Forward in Labor Bill Talks
Washington reports strained conference on the labor bill as leaders from both chambers weigh exemptions on union picketing and secondary boycotts. Senate Majority Leader Kennedy and House Speaker Hintón push for compromise while Mitchell and Dirksen threaten further moves in a high stakes bargaining session.
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Serge Een
Seon
John
Orient
Senate
Leelee Otereh
Dirksen
Minot
Cha
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Tabor
Mitchell
Ethenal
Ackuinisteaten
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Font Eisenhower
Espaf Fry
Bermates Agin
Ghana
Pielke Lemajee
Gep
Gutis
Janay
John F. Kennedy Tetas
Hniluds
Fie
Bovaria
Dante
Lara
Kane Bicketine
Star Newsboys Contest Winners Visit St. Louis
Star Newsboys winners visit St Louis to display engravings and celebrate judging results. The visit highlights the contest's success and showcases notable works from the prize group.
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Star Newsboys
St. Louis
Caroling Negroes Apply for Admission
SUMMERTON Clarendon Board chairman Danles Sprott says five segregation era applicants faced no action yet and will be considered by the Clarendon Cyel Board as part of cases cited in a dispute headed toward the Supreme Court in 1934.
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Prayn
Danles Sprott
Clarendon Cyel Boar
Tod
Clarendon Board
Geeree
Dawn
Lys. Supre
Merondi
Sprott
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Touring Newsboys Attention in LD Baseball Tour
The Hope Star notes a touring LD Baseball team drawing attention during an all expense trip to St Louis in early August. Participants include C M Rogers, Jackie Hearst, Denny Hatfield, Frank Tyler and others. The trip featured travel, games with the St Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Braves, rain delays, airport mishaps, and various social events around St Louis and Springfield while the team chased a prize.
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Hope Star
St Louis
C. M. Rogers
Jackie Hearst
Denny Hatfield
Frank Tyler
Rogers’ Son
Mike Braden
Mill
St. Louis
St.ouis Cardinals
Milwaukee Bivoys
Notee
Gydinal Braves
Tibias
Avoud
Atps
Hubert
Larry
Lindy
Hom
Nis Umey
Nore
Theasa Wenk
Purring Cat Ends Crime Life Threats Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report notes a purring cat linked to quieting ongoing crime life in a chaotic scene. Names and places are unclear due to unreadable OCR text, including references to Anghel and Los Angeles names, with mentions of kidnaping and a person named Bentley.
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Anghel
Oklahoma Repeal Ends Prohibition Era In Oklahoma
Oklahoma adopts liquor repeal marking end of statewide Prohibition. Gov. Edmundson notes liquor will be taxed, licensing begins, and public drinking remains restricted to package stores with no on premise sales. Voters approved repeal on April 7 after Legislature acted, ending era of dry laws in the state.
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Troy
Carris Nate
State Crime Bureau
Forrest Castle
Castle
Sitor
Howard Edmundson
Oklahoma
Havernar
Mississippi
Coulter Killing Sparks Townside Suspicions In Dubison
In Dubison, tension rises as Coulter’s murder is blamed on a killer of Gentile’s stripe. Haskell, Kineen, and Mila Jeliick discuss possible motives and suspects, with Coulter possibly carrying sensitive information toward Beaverhead. Sandy Lee reports no clear trail as the case unsettles the town and hints at a broader conspiracy.
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Dee
Sandy Bee
Sandy
Bee Venables
Mila Jeliick
Jim Kineen
Coulter
Maskell
Jolick
Kineen
West Rim
Elisa
Sandy Lee
Gentile
Coulter - Ore
Conute
Beaverhead
Tendler
Stack Coulter
Milo
Brant
Hess
Spuuis
Sandy Lea
Haske
Hebring
South Schools Begin Integration Amid Shifts in Policy
Nationwide shift in school integration gathers pace with Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and Georgia moving toward desegregation while several southern districts resist or delay plans Birmingham Atlanta and other locales report gradual openings as federal orders press for token compliance and mixed classrooms across formerly all white schools with enlistments and delays noted in districts like Dollar Way and nearby counties.
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Beveral
Vielonen Eeenina
Ela Oo Press
Uuiper
Babama
Goarsia
Isiupi
South
Yale Schools
Toy and Nearoes
Tyox Sehanls
Thos
Novys
Viler
Ala- Louisiana
Dollar Way
Blut
Ark
Haylina
Alabama
Birmingham Chosses
Cul
Goldie
St. Ilge
Resistange
Arling
Ashville
Torn
Rte
Intogny
Cargia Monlays
Eleyurrpy
Witinaysieys
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