Public Fascination With Grace Kelly Provokes Protest
The piece notes intense media coverage of Grace Kelly, Prince Rainier, and others, with observers distraught by constant reports. Psychologists might study the crowd’s compulsive interest and the public protest against ongoing celebrity news.
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Central Park
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainer
Virgie Rawson’s TV Visit Sparks Racial Tension
In New Orleans Virgie and her mother face discrimination at WDSU-TV when staff realize they are Black. The Louisiana Weekly covers the incident on its front page and a pie sponsor later presents Virgie with her dog on Captain Sam’s Sunday program The Southern Patrol.
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Virgie
Wdsu-Tv
Sam
New Orleans
The
Louisiana Weekly
Virgie Rawson
Captain Sam
The Big Story Is the Human Heart in News Drama
A veteran reporter reflects on legendary headlines from world wars to sensational crimes, arguing the enduring Big Story is the human drama. He recalls Elizabeth Borden, Columbus discovery, Byrd’s Little America, Shakespeare as a reporter, and Cleopatra as examples of how readers crave vivid human tales over distant events. He ties this to lifelong local roots in Hattiesburg and a pledge to serve with public parks and manufacturing growth.
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England
Germany
Belgium
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Tannen
von Kluck
Paris
Hell's Kitchen
Leo Frank
Georgia
Becker
Elizabeth Borden
New England
Fall River
Twinkle,winkle
Imericks
America
Christopher Columbus
Europe
Columbus
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
William Allen White
Hattiesburg
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart School
Eleanor Moody
Meehan
Meridian
Court Street
W. P
Smokie” Harrington
Francis Drake
Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Brutus
King Lear
Lady Macbeth
Cleopatra
Nile
Venus
Mark Antony
Retail Merchants Meeting Set For 24th In Jackson
The Mississippi Retail Merchants Association Board of Directors will meet in Jackson on January 24 to set future policies and give final approval of a Program of Work. Board members include Ball, Egger, Leonard Jr, Marlow, Bigner, Shackeroff, Bryan, Daniel, King, Dickinson, Walpole, Stein, Meeks, Perkins Jr, Noser, Luke, Feldman, Lacey, Rosenfeld, Walters, Signoff, Walker Jr, Martin, and Meaders among others.
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Mississippi Retail Merchants Association Board of Directors
Jackson
R. B. Ball
Ball
Mr. Ball
James A. Egger
Columbus
W. C. Leonard, Jr
Kosciusko
S. L. Marlow
Corinth
B. D. Bigner
Canton
Lewis L. Rosenfeld
Meridian
W.B
Walters
Max Signoff
Hattiesburg
W. E. Walker, Jr
Columbia
H. E. Martin
Gulfport
B. R. Meaders
Laurel
Tragic Ice Breaks Claim Four Young Brothers in Longmont
In Longmont Colorado four brothers ages 8 to 12 ventured onto a thin fishing pond. Loney Bob Hal stepped onto fragile ice with Daniel 12 Perry Ray 12 and Denson Gene 11 none could escape as the pond gave way. Denson Gene attempted a rescue but the ice held no one.
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Longmont
Colo
Loney Bob Halpin
Daniel
Perry Ray
Denson Gene
Aid Promised Locally By MEC On Hometown Development Program
Local communities in Mississippi were promised aid for the 1957 Hometown Development Program sponsored by the Mississippi Economic Council. Nine agencies pledged field support, with 33 communities showing interest and 28 requesting entry kits as of January 8, detailing timelines and the April 1 entry deadline.
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Mississippi
Jackson
H. C. Roberts
Canton
Misissippi Economic Council
Roberts
Aberdeen
Bay Springs
Belzoni
Biloxi
Booneville
Charleston
Cleveland
Collins
Columbia
Duncan
Eupora
Gulfport
Kosciusko
Lexington
Lula
Marks
McComb
Newton
Pickens
Port Gibson
Prentiss
Shaw
Shuqualak
Tupelo
Weir and Wesson
Hollandale
Magee
Pass Christian
Picayune
Water Valley
Field Force
Mose Shaw
Agricultural Extension Service
B. F. Smith
Delta Council
Henry Maddox
J. M. Alford
Mississippi A&i Board
Lee Wood
W. C. Mabry
Wallace Chapman
Mississippi Power Company
Frank Smith
Woodrow Benton
Mississapp Power and Light Games Johnson
Mississippi Rural Electric Association
Fred Plummer
Mississippi Valley Gas Company
Cash dividends rise over year 1956 report shows increase
The Commerce Department reports corporate cash dividend payments exceed the 1955 level by more than a billion dollars. About $8.72 billion paid in the first ten months of the year, versus $7.72 billion in the same period last year.
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Commerce Department
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