Untold Story of Little Rock in This Week's Post
The Saturday Evening Post presents the Untold Story of Little Rock detailing Virgil Blossom and the 1957 crisis. It covers the Central High School integration, civic leaders coerced into the White Citizens' Council, and the Governor influenced by anti‑integration forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Virgil Blossom
Saturday Evening Post
Central High School
White Citizens’ Council
Foy
Navy develops long lasting blood storage method
Navy medical officers report success with blood stored in glycerine and frozen at extreme temperatures, extending red cell life from weeks to years. The method uses a fractionator to separate red cells, which are glycerined and frozen to prevent ice damage, enabling transfusions from three months to two years storage.
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Chelsea
Mass
Navy
U.S. Naval Hospital
Atlantic City
N. Julwarks
Isias
Protein Foundation
Forma
Worker Dies in Fall in Elevator Shaft
A Tacoma man, 57, identified as a senior Army officer on the Fleet staff, died Monday after plunging down an elevator shaft at a meat packing plant on the third floor. Police said the fatal fall occurred during work at the facility.
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Tacoma
Wash
Anessex
Horalt Chittenden
Husky Wukovit
la Hig
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Heap
Isidllle
Moor
Long Illness Fatal to Polar Explorer Cherry-Garrard
A long illness proved fatal for 73 year old polar explorer Cherry Garrard. The record notes his role with Scott in 1912 and his return from the South with the Scott party. He blamed himself for the deaths of companions during the Terra Nova expedition.
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London
Cherry-Garrard
Iscott
Pete Lut
Robert
Scott
S Potty
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By Virgil T. Blossom
John Crawford
The
Curtis Magazine
Pierre
Ieee
Mateo Renuln
Fon
Ines
Lips Amis
Lore
Prieate
Fran
A. Dermic Laboratories
Long Beach
Heartwell
Pine Ave
Los Angeles
Ais S. Bonnie Ine
Fensioners
Chevron Supreme
West
Standard Stations Inc
Chevron Dealers
Califq
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