Editorial on King case ignores social rights and urges process
The piece argues that Mississippi refuses racial integration by force not merit, citing Rev. Clennon King’s admission bid to the University of Mississippi. It condemns the insanity charge as unjust, criticizes the NAACP, and warns that racial equality requires patient legal change rather than coercion. It contrasts U S progress with Africa, urging patience and social advancement.
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Mississippi
Clennon King
The
University of Mississippi
King
Army 183 Years Old Meets New Air Defense Era
On June 14, 1958 the United States Army marks 183 years since its 1775 founding. The piece reviews milestones from Bunker Hill to Gettysburg, notes advances in medicine and engineering, and highlights the Nike Hercules air defense system and future Nike Zeus interceptor plans.
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Our
Continental Congress
George Washington
Boston
U.S
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Yorktown
New Orleans
Gettysburg
Meuse-Argonne
Anzio
Normandy
Incian
America
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphia
George Sokolosky’s Days in Favor of Soviet Ties
George Sokolosky notes Cyrus Eaton, an American capitalist, advocates more cordial Soviet-American relations. Eaton critiques witch hunts and police-state tactics as ineffective for long term economic problems, but questions remain about his certainty and depth of knowledge beyond his financial acumen.
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Cyrus Eaton
United States
Canada
Eaton
Bascom Timmons on First Strike Policy in Congress
Bascom Timmons reflects on the United States policy of never striking first in war and the persistent belief that the US must wait for the enemy to strike. He notes historical precedents from Maine to Pearl Harbor, cites Scrivner and Sikes in urging a proactive approach, and warns that waiting could invite disaster.
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United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Maine
Havana
William T. Sampson
Spain
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Nevada
California
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas
House
Scrivner
Military Appropriations Committee
Robert L.F. Sikes
Florida
America
Capitol
Washington
Dr Crane on Tommy Fear of School and Family Roles
Dr Crane discusses Tommy G a five year old facing entry into kindergarten. He warns parents of possible social disasters and offers strategies to ease fear by preparing the child with positive messaging gradual exposure and pre school socialization including neighbor church visits and early contact with teachers.
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Tommy
Tommy G
Mama
Doctors Leaders In Use Of Autos In Early Automobile Era
The article notes physicians as early auto testers moving from horse to horseless carriage. It cites John A. Mirt on 100000 physicians shaping car use, detailing trials through floods and snow, and the need for medical knowledge of motors, fuels, and carburetors along with safety cautions for nervous drivers and poor sight or hearing.
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John A. Mirt
Illinois Medical Journal
Stethoscope Finds Breath Sounds and Gurgles
The physician notes breath sounds from the lungs and an occasional gurgle from the stomach and intestines. To ensure accurate auscultation, the room is kept quiet, free from street noises, conversation, and foghorns.
IRS Warns Thousands of Employers on Tax Delinquencies
The IRS sent broad notices to about 44,000 employers warning that withholding taxes are not being paid promptly. Additional notices will follow with visits and instructions to place owed taxes in special government accounts. Delinquency totals reached a 1957 peak of 377,253 employers owing over 300 million dollars. Local areas such as Chicago saw large percentage increases in delinquencies.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Num
Chicago
Hartford
Fred C. Serbner, Jr
the Treasury
John J. Williams
Delaware
Daily Devotions on Family Ties and Evangelism
Reflection on Genesis 43 5 stressing duty to relatives and neighbors, guiding others toward an active Christian life. It cites Christ's question Who is my mother and who are my brethren and prays for divine help to enlarge the Lord's household through personal evangelism.
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Monroe Morning World Editorial Policy and History
The Monroe Morning World is an independent daily founded October 20, 1929. It is published by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation in Monroe with staff led by Robert Ewing Jr and managing editor Frank Noonan. The paper is AP affiliated and supports impartial news while opposing wrongs regardless of politics.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing Jr
William #. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
T. Gen Mer
Jack Gates
Frank Noonan
Ember
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
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Chicago
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Detroit
St Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Kaiser
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Herbert Hoover
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Minnesota
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James J. Metcalfe
Yas
Robert Ewing
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