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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1959
Page
2
Fragmentary remark notes East Side awareness of contemporaries including Moscoe Garnett and William Henry Trescott, suggesting a literary or social context where figures are referenced as part of a broader world. The lines imply rarity of such awareness in the era.
Russ Wagle argues unions use strikes and the threat of strikes as essential leverage for achieving fair wages and conditions. He contends that without these weapons, collective bargaining collapses into begging, and employers may offer little or nothing. He asserts support for strikes when no other means persuades the employer.
Mississippi Congressman William M. Colmer says he is organizing testimony from governors attorneys general and other officials to oppose civil rights legislation before the House Judiciary Committee and Senate hearings He notes acceptances from Patterson and Boyd Campbell and expects Governor Coleman to testify before Senator Eastlands panel with vigorous parliamentary opposition planned in House and Senate.
The review examines how myths shape Lincoln as hero through various portraits while assessing facts, sources, and biases. It praises Current for clear writing and honesty in noting what remains unknown, while warning that myth can tyrannize judgment even when benevolent.
The Petal Paper imprint shows publication by The Advertiser Publishing Co. in Pascagoula with East Publications Co. in Hattiesburg and entry at Petal Mississippi. Re entries indicate post office processing under March 8 1879 act, with re-entry in Pascagoula.
A speaker laments focus on happiness over life and liberty. He warns against complacency, corporate propaganda, and government overreach eroding constitutional rights. Calls for action to reclaim freedom before voting, work, and planting decisions are controlled.
In Yekima a reader questions a Mississippi congressman on the Darby case and civil rights, while a second feature on bird nesting explores site selection, incubation, parental roles, and species habits across the season.
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