Analysis of the Citi zens Council in Mississippi power and violence
A critique of the Jackson Citizens Council describes its influence in Mississippi communities through economic control and nonviolent methods. It compares the council to the Ku Klux Klan, noting lawyers bankers and manufacturers on its board and warning of a climate that suppresses liberal opposition and undermines justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Carter
William Simmons
Citizens Council
Jackson Citizens' Council
Citizens’ Council
New Year Stirs Mississippi Reflections on Law and Textbooks
Easton King notes in his column that Mississippi lawmakers received 517.50 Christmas bonuses for a 23 day session averaging 58 a day for representatives and 52 for senators. He also surveys a liquor seizure reversal, DAR criticism of school texts, and a push to remove certain works and authors from Missouri textbooks. He ends by promising to read Dr. Martinson on Marriage and American Ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Easton King
Chronicle Star
Pascagoula
Miss
Senate
Mississippi
Easton
Washingon County
Ruleville
UN Mississippi Affairs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Greenwood
Citizens Councils
National Defense Council of the Mississippi Society
DAR
National Defense Council
D.A.R
Dr. Martinson
Letter frames modern world demands fair play over tradition
The writer condemns a superior attitude that protects economic interests and argues Americans must embrace honesty forthrightness and truth in a world where Africa and Asia are near and millions seek freedom. The letter urges aligning with universal values rather than outdated ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
America
Petal Paper details and publication notice
The Petal Paper issues a brief publication note dated a past week, listing publishing and postal details. It references Tre Adver’ Publishing Co Pascagoula and East Publications Co Bar 246 Hattiesburg. It mentions entry by Port Office at Petal and postage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Adver' Publishing CO
Pascagoula
Miss
East Publications Co
Hattiesburg
Petal
Parcagoul
Pascagoute
Negro Doctor Calls for Fair Social Treatment
A public letter discusses the need to end segregation and discrimination against color people and urges education and mutual responsibility among citizens to improve social relations without regard to race or religion.
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Book Review
East Side
Mary McLeod Bethunenegra
McGuffey
American Book Company
UnAmerican
Mrs. Bethuné
American Committee For Protection of
Congress of American Women
Mrs. Bethune
Archibald McLeish
Pooley, Gray, Scott, Foresman & Co
Bailey &Leavell
Mel McLeish
Friends of the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
McLeish
International Labor Defense
Equal Justice
ED Randall
South
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Guido Pantaleoni
U.S. Committee For Unicef
P. D
S Lit
Oe Jomes Rene Irene Brandeasters
Agement
Rae Ee
Epwin Randall
Friendly World Broadcasting
Providence Road
Wallingford
Paboo
Friends OF Friendly Ae
Mary En
Tcorr Agworod—Francis and
Evitrh Bacon—Paassmann Elky al Pie
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