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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1957

Page

4

Labor Secretary Mitchell announces regional wage hour changes

Sterling B. Williams is named regional director of the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions for five southeastern states based in Birmingham. James H. Ogle becomes deputy regional director. Homer E. Krog moves to Kansas City to lead the middle western wage hour directorship. The moves trigger further promotions in the Wage Hour Division in Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina.

Birmingham Alabama Sterling B. Williams Labor Department Southeastern James P. Mitchell Mr. Williams Homer E. Krog Kansas City Walter W. King Austin Texas University of Texas Navy Naval Reerve Ann Roden Ogle State of Birmingham Field Office Howard College Army Military Police Corps Marguerite Pratt Williams Homer &. Krog Krog Florida Georoa Mississippi South Carolna John C McFerrin Atlanta William O. Futch, Jr New Orleans Henry W. Ford Jacksonville Francis M. Quigley Detroit Ford

Letter writer urges boycott while lampooning Mississippi

A Flint Michigan reader questions racial injustice and threatens to mail a back issue of the Petal Paper in a veiled protest against lynching. He jokes about sending a dollar to purchase rope for mob violence, while urging editor courage amid Mississippi tensions in March 1957. The letter reflects regional tensions and civil rights critique.

P. D Mississippi Petal Ol' Miss Flint V. J. Ratza

Telephone stockholders highest ever

Frederick R. Kappel of American Telephone and Telegraph states the Bell System has 1,500,000 stock owners, about 88 shares per holder, with 1956 average outstanding shares at 57,432,000. He notes 1956 earnings at 6.8 percent and a 1957 plan to invest 2.5 billion dollars, the largest construction program yet.

America Frederick R. Kappel American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell System Bell Telephone Companies U. S Kappel Mr. Kappel

Welfare Commodity Distribution Up During February

Distribution of commodities across the state rose in February. Surplus beans totaled 42 417 pounds, cheese 579 825 pounds, milk 1 092 942 pounds, flour 1 533 240 pounds, meal 1 080 345 pounds, and rice 379 564 pounds valued at 1 002 376 6 dollars amid uncertain status of share croppers.

Ten Little Indians Set For MSC Production

Mississippi Southern College announces the Agatha Christie mystery melodrama Ten Little Indians to be staged in the Little Theatre March 26 to 30. Cast includes Lloyd August Parker Biloxi junior and Pattie Bailey Brookhaven junior as Mr and Mrs Rogers with Floyd Likins Biloxi senior as the boat man. additional cast members list includes Carol Evans J Dudley Watson John J Cooley Charles Van Deven der Arthur Jones Gloria Norris D'Lawrence Laster and Roland Oesterreich.

Mississippi Southern College Theatre Department Agatha Christie Little Theatre Msc Lloyd August Parker Biloxi Pattie Bailey Brookhaven Carol Evans McComb J. Dudley Watson Hattiesburg John J. Cooley Waynesboro Charles van Devender Mobile Arthur Jones Gloria Norris Holcomb D'Lawrence Laster Gulfport Roland Oesterreich Chicago

Cotton farmers and Soil Bank aid uncertain for summer

The article notes that many tenant and acreage cotton farmers under the Soil Bank program face an uncertain need for assistance in the coming summer, despite receiving support during the winter months.

Soil Bank

Danish Air Force Seizes Greenland Base Narssarsuak

Danish Air Force units have taken over the US Air Force base in Narssarsuak in Southern Greenland. The transfer marks a shift in control at the facility and alters regional military posture.

Narssarsuak Greenland

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