Civil Rights Issue Sparks Texas Congressional Debate
Texas members of Congress face a tight choice on President Truman's civil rights program. Most back continuing current racial customs but prefer states' rights on poll taxes and lynch laws. Key figures include Rayburn and Johnson amid southern protests and two $100 plate dinners with Truman in Washington.
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Megeve Ski Towns Suffer From Mild Winter Snow Shortage
Megeve France reports low spirits due to lack of cold and snow this winter. Tourism revenue from foreign visitors has fallen short, leading to canceled events like the skiing grand prix. Hotels saw far fewer guests with many shops holding unsold goods as cost of living rises. In contrast Greytown Nicaragua records 334 inches of yearly rainfall.
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Dudley K Brummett Declares 30th District State Senate Run
Lubbock attorney and World War II veteran Dudley K Brummett announced Saturday his candidacy for state senator from the 30th district. A 28 year old married former tech student and Texas University Law School attendee, he served as a pilot on B 17 missions over Germany and was a POW until the war's end. He pledged to represent all district residents in the Texas Senate and has held roles in the Junior Bar of Texas and local civic groups.
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Robert Lee Bobbitt
San Antonio
Laredo
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Houston
Richard C. Bush
Waco
Texas
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Cal
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Odessa
B. H. Blakeney
Midland
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Olin Johnston
U. S
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Albany AFL strike hits two city hotels
AFL workers walk out at the DeWitt Clinton and the Ten Eyck in Albany forcing guests to fend for themselves. Bartenders chefs housemaids and bellhops at DeWitt join 260 Ten Eyck staff who began the walkout last Tuesday night seeking a shorter work week.
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Bishops Press Equality in Black Higher Education
African Methodist Episcopal bishops wrapped a three day Dallas session urging full equality in higher education for Black students. They oppose segregated schools and advocate Negro attendance at the same colleges with the same faculties, citing the need for true parity in opportunities.
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U.P
African Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Ward Nichols
New York
University of Texas
Univer of Oklahoma
Texas oilmen complete 100 wells in week
In Austin on February 21 UP-Texas reports 100 wells finished last week to push 1948 totals to 861, surpassing 668 in the same period of 1947. The week included four wildcat oil wells and seventeen gas wells, with 866 oil, gas and dry wells plugged.
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Austin
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Severteen
Chain Gang Fugitive Arrested While Working On Song Puzzle
Robert N. Wade 31 of Orlando Florida was captured in Gloucester after being tracked by police as a Florida chain gang fugitive. He was found at a bar attempting di a grams for the song I'm My Own Grandpaw and admitted escaping from a Tallahassee robbery sentence. Wade said he came north to go straight.
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Mass
Robert N. Wade
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Wade
Tallahassee
Navy Needs 70 000 Recruits by July 1 Says Sullivan
Secretary Sullivan announced the Navy must recruit or reenlist 70 000 men before July 1 due to short term enlistments. Also noted is Lake Titicaca forming part of the Bolivia Peru boundary.
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Washington
Sullivan
Lake Titicaca
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Peru
House To Become Memorial To Author Of Pledge To The Flag
Melrose Mass February 21 1909 The Upham House built in 1703 is linked to Phineas Upham one of Melrose earliest settlers James Bailey Upham a descendant The Upham Family Society sponsors restoration with an estimated expenditure of 15000 Before completion the project aims to honor the pledge to the flag and note early English marine insurance contracts recorded in 1583.
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Upham
Akea
Phineas Upham
James Bailey Upham
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