Teens jeer at Negroes derails desegregation bus demo
In Tallahassee on December 27 a crowd of about 206 white youths jeered at Negro leaders plans to board city buses and occupy front seats reserved for whites. Rev. C. K. Steele led the drive but paused the action after the teens showed threats. Police arrested ten company staff for operating unfranchised buses as the franchise suspension loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahasee
C. K. Steele
Inter Civic Council
Steele
City Commission
Cities Transit Inc
Charles 5. Ausley
Frank Stoutamire
Charles L. Carter
Stoutamire
Americans undertake world survey on foreign aid policy
Four prominent Americans depart Washington for a 22 118 mile round the world flight to assess foreign aid effectiveness. The group led by Fairless will follow an 18 country European Middle East and Far East tour with a Latin America leg planned for March. Report due to Eisenhower by March 1. Participants include John L. Lewis Colgate W Darden Jr and Jesse W Tapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Latin America
Benjamin F Fair
T. $ Stec
Fairless
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Congress
Eiserhower
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Colgate W. Darden Jr
University of Virginia
Jesse W Tapp
Bank of America
Bolivar Area Happenings Include Weddings and Visits
Local notices report Miss Patricia Anne Ramey and Harry Jacklyn Nuse wed Nov 18 at Charles Town Methodist Church with a reception at Twin Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside in Brunswick. Also noted are visits by Gaithersburg and Virginia Beach residents, a minor hospital stay, a Christmas homecoming, and a Brownie Scouts party at Bolivar High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar. W. Va
Bolivar Methodist Church
Charles Glover
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
William Beasey
Virginia Beach
Beatrice Miskimon
Ernest Littleton
Charlotte
N. C
Grace Ramshill
Beulah Kite
Washington
Sibley Hospital
James Lancaster
Charles Town General Hospital
Larry Jones
U.S. Air Force
Florida
David Jones
Dale Lancaster
Westminister
Shipley
Harpere Ferry High School
Raymond Nicewarner
Ronny Myers
Howard James
Harold Schaffer
Jackie ‘Sperry
W. Va
Patricia Anne Ramey
Virginia Ramey
Charles Toun
D. Webster Ramey
Harry Jacklyn Nuse
Vatus Nuse
Brunswick
Alyy Nuse
Essex
Robert H. Hiller
Charles F. Moler
James D. Nuse
Richard L. Riley
Laurel
Donald Phillips
Weaverton
Gerald Dorsey
Edward Pace
Rockville
Mrs Ramey
Trwin Fellowship Hall
Addie G. Green
Franklin Cummings
Glen Ramsburg
Harry Brown
Lavetta Fraley
Edwina Magaha
Virginia Jenkins
Smokies
Williamsburg
Nuse
Charles Town High School
Potomac Light and Power Co
Charles Town
Potomac Light and Power Company
Brunswick High School
Army
Army Plans Divisional Reorganization for Atomic War
The Army proposes to cut overall division manpower worldwide while reorganizing into five combat group units. Infantry and armored strengths would be reduced, with fighting strength remaining largely intact. Officials say the change is a redistribution of force, not an overall manpower drop, and detail on European deployments remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Defense Department
Mision
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Marine Held In Stabbing Case At Camp Lejeune
A 20 year old AWOL Marine named Walter P. Coggins was held on a fugitive warrant after returning to Flint Michigan to face an investigation of first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of 31 year old Raymond E. Devonshire, a retired railroad conductor formerly of Baltimore. State Police quoted Coggins as admitting stabbing Devonshire in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mach
Mian
Via
Poiday
Walter P. Coggins
Florida
Raymond E. Devonshire
Baltimore
Dalton
Slaying Probe Links AWOL Marine To Michigan Flight
Coggins, an AWOL Marine from Ops Locka, quarreled with Devonshire then fled in her car toward Michigan. Devonshire’s wife found the slaying after a Christmas visit. Florida police sought Coggins in Flint. he had spent Christmas with his parents and then at his sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggins
Devonshire
Marine Air
Ops-Locka i
Miami
Michigan
Florida
Flint
Devorshire
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Podkaln
Moscow
G. D. Podkala
Latvian Supreme Soviet
Pravda
Lativa
Soviet Union
Podkain
Latvian Supreme Soviets
Maryland Department of Public Improvements
Trades
Maryland State School’ For the Deaf
ITO Survey
Bill FiUda
Die Lavagisa
Wee
Patsy Rockenbaugh
WOM
Eae Jcus Chamber of Commerce
Damascus
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
DeWitt S. Hide
Robert
Bonnell
State Roads Commission
Jerry L.j
Remsberg’s
VA Ome
I Up
Kriemsberg
Jonesey Store
Key Hotel
Bruce E. Wachter
Middletown
Baca
Gold Road
Bath
Frederick
Mt. Atry
Wader
East Sevesth Sarveet
Maryland
Frigidaire Electric
Spartes Radio and Phonograph Combina
Variows Hind
Arthur E. Cecil
Null & Null
Raymond L. Kelly
Chet
Marine
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Rendy
Warfield Chevrolet Sales, Inc
MT. Airy, MD
Norma R. Lighter
Edna &. Lighter
Orphans Court
West Main Street
Frederick County
Mary Hd
Norma BR. Lighter
Edna K. Lighter
Columbia
Hot Point
Zenith T.V
Morris
Currier and Ives
Walmut
Green Street
Lavinia Casper
Russell E. Lighter
Carlotta Hays
Edna F. Shoemaker
Norma R
Ralph Stevens
Edna K Lighter
H. Reese
Ae Relad
New York
George J. Whitford
St. Charles College
Catonsville
Delaval Milker
New Idea! Farm Machienry
Fairbanks—Merse Gator Pumge General Hardware Farmers Supply CO
South Carrell St
Frederick, Sid
Phere Misamesters
Cigenty Vy’ Roofers, Inc
Faneus
Deleal
Model Lighting Co
North Market Street
Powertel
G-E. Boer
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