Remember Little Rock stamps spark Klan invention debate
A column critiques racial tensions in the South noting stamps showing U S soldiers with bayonets and the phrase Remember Little Rock. The author mocks federal law limits on mail contents while lampooning Klan activity and suggests electric hot sheets for Klan work, joking about mobility and weather.
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Book review highlights war memories and wartime courage
A veteran author and former Amalgamated Clothing Workers ADVANCE feature editor recalls a powerful 541 page memoir about a bomber crew in Germany and Nazi POW camps. The narrative contrasts suffering with humor and honors solidarity among prisoners amid segregation and school color bias incidents.
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