The Sure 'Nuff Truth About the Civil War
A memoir fragment recounts enslaved people aiding a farm on Sand Mountain and staying after emancipation. It notes a family move to Texas in 1891, a dogtrot mansion, and lingering hard soil plus malaria. The author recalls grandfathers fighting on opposite sides at Shiloh and Donelson, concluding truth can be stranger than fiction.
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Texas
Wellesley Caperton
Panhandle
DeKalb County
Alabama
Sand Mountain
Tennessee
Capertons
TVA
Shiloh
Donelson
Fort Henry
Deerfield Names Space Hero Alan Shepard School Amid Racial Bias Case
Deerfield Illinois named its new junior high after Commander Alan B. Shepard while facing a separate race bias dispute. Modern Community Developers fights the Park Board over condemned land and housing sales to Negro families, with Illinois Supreme Court weighing the charges and sending the matter for full Lake County hearing.
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Commander Shepard
Deerfield
Ill
Alan B. Shepard
Chicago
Park Board
MCD
Morris Milgram
Illinois Supreme Court
Lake County
Shepard
South industrial triumphs and a call to vigilance
This excerpt celebrates a fast-growing South with a strong industrial climate and record of progress. It warns outsiders will seek to seize the gains and urges continued effort to sustain growth, prosperity, and friendly conditions for industry.
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America
South
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