Oath of office sparks mixed views on segregation in Mississippi
In a Mississippi column, William M Colmer is praised for his power on the Rules Committee while a judge criticizes school desegregation. The piece reflects local tensions over the U S and Mississippi constitutions and vows to uphold them amid ongoing civil rights debates.
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Review of Geismar’s study on postwar American novelists
Maxwell Geismar’s backlist study traces 1920s fiction as urbanization transforms a provincial West to a modern East. The critique spans Mencken to Fitzgerald, noting a shared spiritual pilgrimage and the era’s shift from frontier to industrial city life.
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Preacher Will Gives 'em Hell A Man Had Two Sons
A Vanderbilt sermon by Rev. Will D. Campbell condemns racial prejudice and calls for humility in race relations. He recalls violence against Black communities and laments the danger to children while urging recognition of human insignificance before God.
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