Subversive Christmas Card Sparks Racial Controversy
An Eastside reflection quotes a rabbi card about all races shared in First Man sparking fears of legion, klan, and citizens councils. The writer mocks selling white printed cards, hints at Virginia legends, and questions postwar racial politics while citing Jefferson and free expression.
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Legion
Klan
Citizens Councils
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Ala
Air Force Base
Vanity publishing and the risk of "vanity" books
The Oregonian notes vanity publishing preys on credulous authors as publishers profit from unread manuscripts. It argues real merit publishers never charge authors, and mere publication does not guarantee sales.
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The
Oregonian
Fewer Cattle And Hogs On State Farms
Mississippi farm stock declined in 1957 with cattle and calves totaling 2 487 000 head down 2 percent. Milk animals dropped 24 percent to 829 000. beef cattle down about 2 percent. Hog numbers fell 9 percent while sows and gifts remained unchanged. Sheep and lambs rose 3 percent to 110 000. Horses and mules fell 9 percent, the lowest work stock since 1872.
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Mississippi
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Tom Jefferson
All American American Legion
Virginia
Owe
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Annette “Stemme Florists
F. Phane Night
Greenhouse
Hall Ave
Able Wrecker Service
Company Exchange
J. ED Turner
Dist JU
Dixie
Pulp and Paper
Pulpwood Conservation Association
Boo Peachtree Street
N.B
Atlanta
Georgia
Cure
Ite
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