Minister Blasts Segregation Fees Nazi like Tactics
Hobbs New Mexico August 27 Baptist minister Bill Carter accused District Attorney Pat Hannegan of using Nazi like tactics to intimidate opponents of immediate desegregation in Hobbs public schools. He said police sheriffs and a state trooper crowded the hall while Hannegan explained legal consequences of any violence. Carter criticized the presence of officers as reminiscent of the old black shirts.
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Hobbs, N. M
Bill Carter
Pat Hannegan
Hobbs
Hannegan
Carter
Rock Chapel Baptist Church
Germany
Ian
Gan
Bill Carter Jr
Rock Chapel
Fall From Scaffold Kills Amarillo Man
A 60-year-old Amarillo man Omar Elliott was killed and his son Billy Elliott was seriously injured in a fall from scaffolding at Washington State College in Pullman Whitman county. They were retouching bricks at the women’s gymnasium when the accident occurred.
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Pullman
Wash
Amarillo
Whitman County
Sheriff County
Omar Elliott
Billy Elliott
Washington State College
Christians Press Working Week Reform Across Faiths
EVANSTON IL Leaders of Christianity urged a seven day approach to faith in daily work. Dr Athleen Bliss of Kent England chaired a World Council committee calling for daily work as a field of service to God. Col Francis P Miller urged Christians to see every honest profession as a calling from God.
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Athleen Bliss
Kent
England
Dr. Bliss
Church of England
World
Francis P. Miller
Charlottesville
7th Cavalry Moves To Honshu Island
SAPPORO Japan The U S 7th Cavalry Regiment has been shifted from Hokkaido to Honshu as part of a scheduled move of the 1st Cavalry Division Troops of Japan s new Army will assume defense of the island with the division s other two regiments to follow before year end
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Sapporo
Japan
U.S
7Th Cavalry
Hokkaido
Honshu
Eight More Tell Of Red Atrocities
Eight more witnesses testified before a House subcommittee on Communist aggression in Hungary recounting rape beatings and book burnings during the postwar seizure of control. Dr Geza Teleki, a former minister of education and now a Virginia professor, described Soviet plans to dominate Hungary’s schools and a pre surrender plea to Allied forces in Moscow.
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Cleveland
House
Hungary
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Subcommittee
Michael A. Feighan
Geza Teleki
Teleki
University of Virginia
Moscow
Molotov
University of
Budapest
Tulsa Gasoline War Spreads Across Oklahoma
The Associated Press reports the Tulsa price war expanding as Frederick in southwestern Oklahoma saw regular drops to 22.9 cents a gallon and premium to 24.4 cents after a 16 day earlier drop. Tulsa area prices ranged from 19.9 cents a gallon, with stations in Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Jenks, Turley, Sperry, Skintook, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Collinsville, Inola and Owasso matching the cuts.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Frederick
Oklahoma
Sapulpa
Sand Springs
Jenks
Turley
Sperry
Skintook
Broken Arrow
Bixby
Collinsville
Inola
Owasso
State Department Will Not Do Campaign Speeches
Top State Department officials led by Secretary Dulles plan no partisan political speeches this fall to keep foreign policy from becoming a campaign issue. Seventeen assistant secretaries and above are reportedly adhering to a no politics stance, though Dulles himself will give two foreign policy talks for nonpartisan audiences in Kansas City and Minneapolis.
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Washington
State Department
R. W. Scott McLeod
Dulles
Department
GOP
Capital Fair To Go Along With Tulsa Fair
Oklahoma City will release its junior livestock exhibits early to align with Tulsa State Fair rules citing that all livestock must be in place by Saturday Oct 2. Manager C G Baker noted the move may reduce exhibits on the final day but believes Tulsa will allow some prize opportunities for youth despite the conflict.
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Oklahoma City
C. G. Baker
Tulsa
Baker
Methodists Buy Bus for Elk City Congregation
Elk City Methodists have purchased a 48 passenger bus from the public schools for church use and transportation to services. The church’s Boy Scout troop plans to use the vehicle for a camping trip next summer.
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Methodists
Elk City
Okla
Strikes Increase In July But Total Remains Low
The Laboree Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July saw more strikes but the total stayed low. Estimated at 575 strikes in July, including new stoppages and 200 carried over from June, when the total was 550.
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Washington
Laboree Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Leister
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