Boosing for Prohibition Reform in Mississippi Letters
An op ed mocks prohibition and suggests legalizing Aquor to fund education. It notes a Mississippi Baptists temperance letter urging ministers to lobby the governor, form temperance committees, and publish resolutions. The piece bets on bootleggers prevailing and comments on voters going dry.
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Mississippi Baptist Convention Board
Mississippi Church Council For Alcohol Education
Ancient Africa's Iron Age culture hailed as a period of greatness
The text argues Africa developed a distinct bronze and copper heritage before disruption by predatory tribes. It notes early law, wealth, knowledge, and mastery over nature as signs of a pioneering iron age, praising tribal loyalty while acknowledging violence and future equality prospects.
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Africa
Europe
America
Davidson
Kennedy rises as serious threat in 1964 race
The piece argues Kennedy cannot be dismissed and may secure a second Democratic ticket slot. It notes a Wisconsin showing on April 5 could elevate him to a top contender, while a broader Stop Kennedy movement, led by Senator Wayne Morse, could mobilize Humphrey Symington and Johnson backers to attack Kennedy's record from Massachusetts onward.
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Kennedy
Wisconsin
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Hubert Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Lyndon Johnson
Massachusetts
Kok
Norman Thomas Birthday Reflections and Kennedy Politics
The piece notes Norman Thomas born November 20 and his career promoting social programs and anti corruption. It contrasts his reformist stance with current Kennedy attacks, suggesting Kennedy’s opponents must craft stronger rebuttals than McCarthy criticisms to win voters.
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Norman
Martha
New York
Museum of Natural History
Norman Thomas
Moreman ‘Thomas
Thomas
Athos Terzani
America
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Petal Paper beamishes town weekly publication notice
The Petal Paper weekly issued by East Publications Co. in Pascagoula Mississippi lists printing details and mailing information. It notes second class matter status, barrel postage, and a return address for forms to The Petal Paper box 249 in Hattiesburg.
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ED Randall
South
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Guido Pantaleoni
U.S. Committee For Unicef
P. D. East
AFSC
Philadelphia
WCAU
City Line Avenue
Edwin Randall
Friendly World Broadcasting
Providence Road
Wallingford
Friends OF
Mary Evthert Arnonp—Francis and
Epith Bacon—Passmore Elkinton
George Fisk
Epith Newlin Charles and
Anna Suplee, JR
Edith White
Advertise ® Publishing CO
Pascagoula
Mian
East Publications Co
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