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Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

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Petal Paper reader calls National Guardian communist

A Pettal Miss newspaper reader from Petal Mississippi writes to editor P D East asking to discontinue the July issue subscription after accusing the National Guardian of being a communist sheet. The letter appears as a reader complaint.

P. D. East Petal Miss National Guardian

Discontinued Subscription and Satirical Letter Exchange

A Hattiesburg reader requests cancellation of a subscription with a lengthy sentient defense of beliefs. The letter humorously denounces labels like Communist and Democrat while citing Swift and other figures, ending with references to The Reporter in New York and the FBI.

Dean Swift Wall Street Journal Democrat Digest Commie The Guardian U.S Socrates Plato Christ Voltaire Jefferson Paine the Reporter New York N. Y FBI Washington, D. C Kremlin Moscow Russia

Prof Plight at Ole Miss Draws Faculty Exodus

The Chronicle Star reviews Ole Miss amid 31 faculty resignations in 12 months citing low pay and shrinking academic freedom. It recalls a past toke of open debate, laments restrictions from state legislators, and notes Dean Farley’s pro Supreme Court stance amid efforts to purge library shelves of books on Negroes.

the Chronicle Star Ole Miss University of Mississippi University Greenville Delta Democrat Kershaw Oliver Wendell Holmes Dean Farley Law School Zealous Polk US Supreme Court

The World Of Nature By John M. Frazier

The World Of Nature discusses the complex relationship between humans and insects. It notes about 700 000 known species with roughly ten percent considered helpful and many pests receiving attention in books magazines and newspapers.

the World of Nature John M. Frazier

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