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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1958

Page

3

Pioneer suffragist linked to international women’s rights

The passage details a woman's lifelong campaign for a federal woman suffrage amendment and broader rights. It notes her role in founding the International Council of Women in 1888 and the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in 1904, her impact on state level votes, and her influence on global human rights leading to the United Nations Charter.

International Council of Women International Woman Suffrage Alliance Wyoming Utah Colorado Idaho New Zealand Australia United Nations

Roosevelt Kept Several Dogs Including Terriers and St Bernard

President Theodore Roosevelt owned a rat terrier a St Bernard a bull terrier and several mongrels reflecting his noted fondness for dogs.

Theodore Roosevelt

Peace and Disarmament Debate Faces Stassen Departure

Harold Stassen nears exit as U S disarmament chief amid questions on cost of real peace and the fate of Soviet cooperation. The piece discusses coexistence, possible negotiations with the USSR, and interagency tensions between Stassen and Dulles. It also notes regional tree species unfamiliar to the Southeast.

Harold Stassen U. S Stassen Pennsylvania John Foster Dulles

Acorns in the diets of birds and mammals statewide

Many bird species including mallard pintail and woodcocks rely on acorns. Certain mammals such as black bear raccoon and gray squirrel use acorns plus bark wood and foliage. Deer elk and other game animals depend on oaks, with local Southwest deer getting over half their diet from acorns. Protecting oaks aids conservation.

United States

Hiway Pamphlet Explains Federal-Aid Highway in Mississippi

A 12 page free pamphlet on the federal aid highway program in Mississippi is now available. Ben Stevens Jr of Richton chairs the Highway and Roads Committee and says bulk copies can be requested by clubs schools or groups.

Mississippi Ben Stevens, Jr Richton Highway and Roads Committee

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