North Senator Seeks Declared Support for School Ruling
North Senator George discusses a public declaration backing the Supreme Court’s school integration decision and warns that vigorous action to oppose the ruling could push states to abandon public schools. He heads a Dixie group considering legal, not illegal, steps to mitigate the crisis.
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Sen. George
Supreme Court
Aome
George
Dixie
Senate
Ald Mouse Margay
Judicial Nower'ft
Sern
Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Jlonas
North Carolina
Cramer
Florida
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Virginia
Chatham
DNC
Stevetonet
Fi Tenn
Museste
Derumont
Desinna
Bass
Tarr
Gonrec
Commient
George May
Big Political Drama in Dixie Spurs Southern Democratic Split
Southern lawmakers deride forced school integration and threaten party fracture as 19 senators and representatives sign a document upholding constitutional principles. The move signals potential realignment over civil rights and school desegregation amid looming 1956 campaign tensions and Southern resistance to federal court orders.
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Alfred Emanuel Smith
Hoover
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Virginia
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Thorns J
Honey Pot
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Fepleless
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Strom Tuition
Florida
Tests
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai FP. Stevenson
Supreme Court
Adlai B. Stevenson
Llingis
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Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
Congress
Limits On Payments By Soil Bank
Washington lawmakers clash over a farm bill as Senate debate stalls amid divisive politics. Key figures Sen Effen dey, Sen Athen RVI, and Agriculture Chairman Evender voice frustration over slow progress. Proposals cap price support loans at 25,000 per farmer and set 100 percent parity for wheat, while several amendments remain unresolved.
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Effendey D-La
Senate
RVI
Aid
Evender
Agriculture Commision
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kirkland
California
Sen
Cryssan T-han
Elleptder
Wiliams Tel
Margaret Truman Finds Suitable Mate in Moscow Connection
New York report describes Margaret Truman dating a seasoned foreign correspondent, Cliff Daniel J, after years of public attention and a self-imposed marriage ban during Harry S. Truman’s presidency. The couple was introduced during the Trumans’ New York mission visit, with Truman expressing evident approval.
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Tong Tine
Parc
Frumans
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Bess S Wallace
Trinity Aipiscopal Church
Tidepourdence
Bolt
Margaret
United States
Getling
Charghig
Harold Avicn
Gov
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Princeton
Moscow
Cliff
Daniel J
Mrs. Truman
Daniel
Independence
Truman
Harcy
Mars Margaret
Obituary for Joe Calvin Rogers of Middlesbere
Funeral services for Joe Calvin Rogers of Middlesbere will be held tomorrow at Mt Moriah Baptist Church with Rev R A Darton officiating. Burial will follow in Lynch Cemetery. Pallbearers include William Williams Sandy Finney Bessie McKinnes Witter Tenderson Charles Sentl E G Nagle Anpla Mike H King flower bearers listed and Mt Moriah Baptist Church Senior Choir to sing. Baker Funeral Home in charge.
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Middlesbere
Me.bmoriary Baptist Church
R.A. Darton
Wo OH
Tan
Lynch Cemetery
William Williams
Sandy Finney
Bessie McKinnes
Witter’ Tenderson
Charles Sentl
E. G. Nagle
Anpla Mike
H. King
Parley on Youth Conference Set in Nashville
About 200 delegates from every county in Tennessee will attend a March 19-20 governors conference on the new juvenile court law and youth guidance programs. Co sponsored by the University of Tennessee the gathering targets public officials in law enforcement juvenile courts and state child institutions. Judge Howard Poteman chairs the Commission on Youth Guidance and expects discussion on juvenile court law passed last year youth fees court cooperation and technical procedures.
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Ternessee
Feml
Juvenila
Hell
Wille
University of Tennessee
Janox County
Howard Poteman
Commission On Youth Guidance
Barge Worker Drowns in Ohio River at Paducah
Scott of McCracken County drowned yesterday after falling from a Federal Materials Co barge into the Ohio River at Paducah Kentucky. The accident occurred during barge work and police and rescue crews investigated the scene.
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Paducah
Scott
McCracken County
Federal Materials Co
Infant Chewed by Rats in Detroit Tenement Fire Threat Looms
Nathaniel Connors, age unknown, was savagely bitten by rats in a second floor rear flat described as a filthy, unpainted hovel. His father vowed to burn the tenement if the child dies as health officials demand repairs within 30 days or eviction.
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Detroit
Sonners
Nathaniel
Marion
Policewormen
Connors
Ben Magid
Hospital Notes Disorderly Fragments Reflect City Notices
Incomplete clipping lists names including Mes. Clay Widner and daughter azewell John Sproles City, fan Evans, Tazewell G rik, MISSIONS ney anid Jayne Hile City. Fragmentary text yields no clear event or outcome.
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Clay Widner
Azewell John Sproles
City
Fan Evans
Tazewell G Rik
City Missions
Ney Anid Jayne Hile
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