East Side Philosophy Calls for Quiet Charity and Faith
A speaker urges community aid without class struggle, invoking Christian ethics and science to promote voluntary giving. The message emphasizes genes and chromsomes as scientific terms and quotes Acts 17 24a and Matthew 5 9 to advocate peacemaking and open communication. Wilma Dykemar and James Stokley report.
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Good Samaritan
Wilma Dykemar
James Stokley
Letters Show Germans Condemn Anti Semite Letters
Readers in Hamburg respond to anti Semite events by writing to Die Welt. They request anonymity in letters to the editor, fearing involvement and preferring not to have their names published. The letters shift from indignation to caution as authors urge discretion.
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Hamburg
Die Welt
Red Scare Tactics Across the South in Separate Investigations
The piece traces a wave of anti Communist probes from Mississippi to Arkansas, led by figures like Manning Johnson and J B Matthews. It notes threats against civil rights groups, the NAACP, and Black leaders, and highlights violent intimidation linked to public hearings in Louisiana and Florida. It also covers reactions from officials and clergy, and the chilling effect on free association and discourse.
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Circuit Court
Tom P. Brady
Mississippi
Inillanoia
Neil
Neto
Supreme Court
NAACP
Red Cause
Ir Petus
Eusene Cook
Georgia
South
Cook
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
Eee
Citizens’ Councils
Louisiana State Legislative Committee
Committee On
Baton Revere
William Rains
Rainach Committee
Manning Johnson
Tesla
New York
Wee
Johnson
United Nations
Ralph J. Punehe
Paul Crouch
Louisiana
William Hastie
Eleanor Roosevelt
Martin Tather King, Jr
Reverend King
Southern Regional Council
Mississippi Council On Human Relations
Mississippi Council On Human
Greenwood
Little Rock
Senate
James O. Eastland
Memphis
Mid-South
Mid- South
Iibel
Florida
Tallahassee
C. E. Johnson
J. B. Matthews
McCarthy
Matthews
United States
Virginia
Eisenhower
Petal Paper publication and post office details
The Petal Paper is a weekly newspaper printed by The Advertiser Publishing Co. in Pascagoula with mail reentry at Petal, Mississippi. It notes second class matter status, an Act of March 8, 1879, and a return of mail to Hattiesburg. Subscription rates listed include six months and one year.
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Advertiser Publishing CO
Pascagoula
Mix
East Publications Co
Hattiesburg
Miss
Petal
Mississippi
Pascagoula Mile
TRE Petal
Aries
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THE
Village Voice
Jules Feiffer
Steve Allen
Gilbert Seldes
Nat Hentoff
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