Review of a Clownish Crisis and a Clerical Crisis
A book review frames a tale where a girl falsely accuses a tall man, possibly a father figure, of mistreatment. The piece critiques the book as a study of secret motives and damaged relationships, noting its vague mystical ending and comparing it to O Henry. Lillian Smith of Clayton, Georgia is mentioned.
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Susan
All Saints
Bell
Book
Candle
Evelyn Underhill
O, Henry
Jimmy Valentine
Lillian Smith
Clayton
Georgia
Silent South must speak for justice and change
A speaker warns that aggressive opposition and media pressure threaten the civil rights movement. He urges white Southerners to break silence, support nonviolent protest, and confront mob violence and segregation to restore moral freedom and national unity.
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South
Little Rock
Birmingham
Students for Continued Public Education call for open schools in September
A New Orleans student group argues for keeping public schools open in September even with token desegregation. They urge peaceful dialogue, oppose disobeying the law, and warn against adults smashing schools, expressing disillusionment with public policy and urging justice.
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S.C.P.E
New Orleans
S.O.P.E
Supreme Court
United States
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