Demonstrators Cooled Off By Fire Hoses
Chattanooga residents faced mass protests as fire hoses and police presence cooled tempers during a second day of racially tense demonstrations. Police reported about 40 arrests, including 11 Negroes and 9 whites, with three weapons seized. Authorities restricted downtown parades and kept schools after hours as teens gathered after classes.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Unites
Wedse
Das
Greensboro
Tao Neeks
Charlotte
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Tennessee
H. P Dunlop
John W. Leison
Leison
Several Deeds Recorded In Court In Urbana and Carrollton Districts
Deeds filed at the Clerk’s Office in the Court House show multiple property transfers. Claude M. Mathers sold to Robert W. Craft near 3 acres along the west side of U.S 240 Urbana District for about 527,900. Arthur R. Remsbergr and wife sold to G. William Trout Jr. a Magnolia Avenue property for about 21,000. B. Clayton Brandenburg sold to Ligord C. Brandenburg a 1 acre farm along Kemptown Road New Market District for about 20,000. Louise F. Dorsey sold to Thomas J. Crum two parcels on East Second Street for about 12,500. Robert L. Horman sold to George H. Anzleberser a 60 acre Lewistown District tract for about 18,000. Ervin Beatty Price sold to Myles Maxfield two parcels on Pinewood Drive for about 16,500. Brosius Homes Corporation sold to Paul B. Main a Carrolton Drive Catoctin Avenue property for about 12,500. Melvin P. Oden sold to Grace Z. Keyes and Dorothy E. Keyes a West La Place property for about 19,000. Minnie Gorton sold to Henry Gordon a South Market Street property for about 12,500. Brosws Homes Corporation sold to Josephine E Bradley a Lozan Street parcel in Carrollton Subdivision for about 10,500.
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Court House
Claude M. Mathers
Robert W. Craft
U.S 240
Urbana
Arthur R. Remsbergr
G. William Trout Jr
Magnolia Avenue
B. Claytus Brandenburg
Bave
Ligord C. Brandenburg
Kemptown-Ridgeve Road
New Market
Louise F. Dorsey
Thomas J. Crum
East Second Street
Robert L. Horman
George H. Anzleberser
Lewistown
Ervin Beatty Price
Myles Maxfield
Pinewood Drive
Brosius Homes Corporation
Paul B. Main
Brosws Homes Corporation
Josephine E Bradley
Lozan Street
Carrollton
Postwar shift in jobs shows more white collar workers
Labor Department data indicate a current ratio of about 34 white collar workers for every blue collar worker. The text notes a postwar reversal from earlier times when blue collar employment predominated.
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Labor Department
Homemakers Club Highlights Posture and Alaska Slides
The Homemakers Club promoted good posture with tips from clothing leader Mrs. Charles odemus and showcased Alaska life and transport modes in slides presented by International Relations chair Miss Hilda Devilbiss. New member Mrs. Monroe Stup joined, with guests Mrs. C. R. Rector Mrs. Al Lippy Mrs. Ralph Kehoe Mrs. Trego Zimmerman Mrs. Wade French and Mrs. E. J. Dettbarn in attendance.
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Homemakers Club Walkerstike Homemakers
Charles
Odemus
Alaska
Hilda Devil-biss
Monroe Stup
C. R. Rector
al Lippy
Ralph Kehoe
Trego Zimmerman
Wade
E. J. Dettbarn
Miss Gloria de Herrera jailed on suspected state security charge
Paris AP reports Gloria Claire de Herrera a 30 year old artist from Los Angeles was jailed after a Wednesday roundup of suspected collaborators with Algerian nationalists. The U.S. embassy seeks access and says legal aid will be provided to any U.S. citizen abroad under these circumstances.
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U.S
Paris
Manute Mexbert Serger
Bassy
Gloria Claire de Herrera
Los Angeles
India
France
Miss de Herrera
Posture and Poise Demonstration At Merryland Tract Club
The Merryland Tract Homemakers met at Petersville Lutheran Church social rooms led by Mrs Bernard Burch to teach posture and movement. Fifteen members answered roll call as Mrs Roy Magaha hosted and the group planned future activities and fundraisers.
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Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract
Bernard Burch
Petersville Lutheran Church
Roy Magaha
George Chick
Masonic Temple
Brunswick
Brunswick School
PTA
George Lakin
Jefferson Reformed Social Rooms
Investors To Open Office In Woodstock Virginia
M. Robert Ritchie Jr., president of Investors Loan Corp. of Frederick, says the firm has received a license to open a small loan office in Woodstock Virginia. The Woodstock unit will be number 21 nationwide and sixth in Virginia, with other licenses held in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Investors Loan Corp
Frederick
Woodstock
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvvania
of Virginia
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