Violence at Tallahassee integration meeting shocks community
In Tallahassee Florida a window smashed attack marred a Negro Inter Civic Council meeting. About 20 Florida State University students attended and dispersed through the church. Rev C K Steele said white youths cause unrest by moving into black areas and throwing rocks and firing guns. After the meeting he reported shotgun pelts shattered his home windows and a car belonging to Dr M C Williams was damaged with a brick near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Burfire
Negro Inter-Civic Council
Florida State University
C. K. Steele
Steele
M.C. Williams
Council
Egg shell care note on protecting contents
A brief food tip advises not washing eggs until just before use. The glossy film on shells acts as a protective barrier to keep odors from other foods in the refrigerator.
Auditorium Honors Rep Hope in Garden City Dedication
A new auditorium was dedicated to retired Sun District Rep Clifford R Hope in Garden City last night. An oil painting of Hope, who served 30 years in Congress, is displayed in the lobby of a two million dollar high school and junior college project. Hope told about 1,000 attendees that he and Mrs. Hope hope to reconnect with the community after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Sun District
Clifford R. Hope
Hope
Congress
Marie The Body Before Grand Jury
Marie McDonald known as The Body testifies before the Los Angeles county grand jury about her kidnapping. British actor Michael Wilding and 13 others including her former husband Harry Karl and her mother are subpoenaed to explain alleged contradictions in her accounts. She says abductors held her at a Los Angeles house then drove her to the desert and dumped her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Grand Jury
Michael Wilding
Harse Band
Harry Karl
Marie
Tubani
Looking Into Fund Reduction In Air Force Budget
Sen. Russell and Sen. Jackson said they will scrutinize Air Force budget plans after President Eisenhower proposed a total Air Force budget of 17.472 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, 1958, with 16.481 billion in new authorizations, 1.209 billion below last year’s authorization level. Congress previously added 900 million to the current year’s request. The administration notes last year’s extra appropriations reduce new obligational authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
Congress
Services For Bogart Today
Beverly Hills mourns Humphrey Bogart with a brief All Saints Episcopal service led by Rev Kermit Castel-Janos. John Huston reads the eulogy as ashes go to Forest Lawn. Ushers include David Niven Nunnally Johnson Mike Romanoff Leland Hayward Irving Paul Lazar and Larry Dudley. contributions to the American Cancer Society replace flowers as Bacall receives condolences from Adlai Stevenson Averell Harriman Clifford Odets and others. Ottawa churches welcome you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Humphrey Bogart
Bogie
All Saints Episcopal Church
Kermit Castel- Janos
Bogart
John Huston
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
David Niven
Nunnally Johnson
Mike Romanoff
Leland Hayward
Irving Paul Lazar
Larry Dudley
Lauren Bacall
American Cancer Society
Adlai Steven
Gov
Averell Harriman
New York
Clifford Odets
Claims Violation of Judy's Contract
New York reports Judy Garland's husband Sid Luft says CBS ended its three year contract two years early. CBS canceled Miss Garland's February 25 show, the second under the deal. Luft says CBS breached and may seek legal action. CBS had no immediate comment.
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New York
Judy Garland
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Miss Garland
Sid Luft
Busi
Ness
Luft
Lane Area News Highlights Busy Week and Local Births
Local notes from Lane area recount visits among Brownlee and Hettler families, birthdays for Debbie and Jerald Dennis, and weekend guests from Ottawa Topeka and Gardner. 4-H woodworking and Y F F meetings convened. teachers discuss action on Oklahoma Education Assn program amid state budget talks.
Local Social News and Birth Announcements
Mrs Grace Miller and Dicky of Osawatomie visited Lone on Friday. Debut of Deborah Kay born Monday at Anderson County Hospital Garnett to Royden White and wife. Florid notes on families Osawatomie Garnett Topeka Lane San Francisco and Pomona mark visits moves and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Miller
Dicky
Osawatomie
Lone
Lane
Ray Kimball
Garnett
Hy Kelley
Jerry Kelley
San Francisco
Calif
Thei
United States Navy
Mia
Chel James
Louise’ Cosby
Bernie
Topeka
Bill Owens
Lawton
Okla
Cosby
Bill Christian
W. A. Neill, Jr
Christians
Gail Chambers
Dana
Larry Porter
Pomona
Clyde Chambers
Teachers May Stage Strike
Norman public school teachers threaten a walkout in a dispute. The item includes a bank balance and financial statement details for Peoples State Bank of Princeton, with figures on assets liabilities and capital, plus affidavit by cashier M. L. Walter and notary Dale Bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Peoples State Bank
Pat Princeton
Kiwaits
Dac
M. L. Walter
Basil W. Kelsey
M. L. Harris
K. H. Walter
Phedora
State of
Kansas
Franklin
Dale Bones
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Rep. Hope
Grand
Ben Davis
Geri
Pac
Strongheart Dog Food
Pickwick Vacuum
Wiley
OFC
Ottawa
Herald
Lamar Phillips
Ethel Merman
Judy
U. S
Belle Brownlee
Cathy
Eddie
Jay Swogar
Stevie
Gardner
Glenna
E. F. Brownlee
Earl Porter
Joh
Brownlee
John Mc
Ben Chrisjohn
Dowell
Wadsworth
Evans Hospital
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Bill Little
Chuck Mitchel
Coffeyville
Stevie of Little
John
Tulsa
Bonner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jerald Dennis
Troup
Betty Jones
Carl Jones
J. B. Jones
Walter Williams l
Rantom
Dean Kennedy
Guy Edwards
Merle Cole
Miachel
Pottawatomie Valley
4-H Club
Raymond Belt
Richard
Ray Johnson
Virgil
Billy Jones
Stanley
Terry Johnson
Lloyd Willey
Billy Beal
Arlene Bowen
Ramona Kennedy
Dale Ernst
Oklahoma Education Assn
Raymond Gary
Fairmont
Fairmont Milk
Politi
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Eee
Shanes
Courtney Ogg
West Side Grocery
Swift
Supreme
Hurfine
Lipton
India
Bennett
Zar
Texas
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