Old Glory waved as Croatans praised by Joe Lea
A local letter-writer Joe Lea hails Croatan valor and violence from afar. He declares it a great day for Americans and urges hanging up Old Glory as a symbol of national pride. The piece reflects a provocative, celebratory stance on violence and heritage.
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Indians Resist Segregation in Robeson County Klan Clash
The New York Times notes a Robeson County North Carolina Indian community resisting white supremacist action by the Ku Klux Klan. After a Klan cross burning and meetings near homes, a confrontation at Maxtown left four injured as authorities ultimately targeted the Klansmen rather than the Indian residents.
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Heart Disease Can Be Whipped in Mississippi Series Opening
The Mississippi Heart Association launches a series on progress in fighting heart disease. The article explains the heart’s power and the widespread impact of heart and vessel diseases in Mississippi, noting advances in diagnosis and treatment and the association’s broad campaign.
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Bell Expanding Petal Cable Facilities
Southern Bell plans 18448 00 dollars for new cable facilities to serve Petal as the area grows commercially and residentially. Ott Brockman manager for Southern Bell says the project will be completed this year, following studies that showed the need for expanded service. The Petal Community has seen rapid industrial growth, three new subdivisions, and many new streets.
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