Groveland Florida racial attacks burn Black homes
In Groveland Florida a mob of armed white men torched three Black residents homes after arrests in a racial clash. National Guardsmen patrolled as sheriff McCall said four Black suspects faced charges including kidnapping and harm. Public safety actions and investigations continued into the weekend amid ongoing tension.
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Eroveland
Fla
Florida
Fartier
Lake County
W. V. McCall
Charle Greenlee
Samuel Shepherd
Walter Irvin
McCall
Wil “Padgett
Groveland
National Guardsmen
Sheriff McCall
Mascott
Grovaland
Stuckey’s Still
Stuckey’s
Fix 1 Yourself by Hubbard Cobb Handy Manual
Unhappy homeowners waste weekends wallpapering only to see paper fall. Prepare walls first by cleaning, sealing cracks, removing old nail coverings, sizing with weak glue, and sanding if needed. Dry plaster and freshly sized surfaces require dry walls and a size coat before paper for best adhesion. If you seek a personal reply, write to Dir Cobb with SASE. $400,000 fire damages town two tombers and coal sheds leveled by flames.
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Dir
Cobb
Tomber
Be Gay at Luncheon Time
Luncheon plans feature seasonal food and good company with warm weather anticipated for an enjoyable gathering.
Howard Gains GOP Favor
Washington reports indicate Scott will resign as Republican national chairman, with Howard and Bert Howard as likely successors. A compromise would appoint Danaher as executive director while Gov. Dewey previously brought Scott into office at the last national convention amid internal party tensions. Edien and others voiced support for a party rebuilding plan as dissensions persist.
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Washington
Bush
Scott
Repub
Bert] Howard
New Yoraska State
Gas
Howard
Wean
Jenna
Danaher
Connecticut
Comi
Jenittes
Thomas E. Dewey
New yYors
Federal Employee Refuses to Retire
Washington reports a deadlock between the Internal Revenue Bureau and a long serving employee Miss Marjorie Weaver over her wish to remain on the payroll as a regular employee rather than retire With about a half century of service she would be entitled to roughly half of the 2500 a year she earned In retirement The dispute centers on her continued eight hour workdays and the bureau stance on retirement procedures
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Washington
Marjorie Weaver
Epry
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Bliss Weaver
Lawmakers differ over Soviet planes plan
Members of the House Armed Services Committee debated Soviet aviation as some doubt Russia has a safer or more capable fleet than the United States. Representative Brooks urged a cautious view while Chairman Vinson pushed for a stronger assessment of Soviet airpower.
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House Armed Services Committee
Russis
Brooks
D-La
Vinson
D-Ca
House
Russia
Fragmented quotes on information sources and committee remarks
Reporters recall that he claimed information from newspapers influences his judgments. Other committee members privately dispute the existence of such information as authoritative sources.
Ambiguous note on committee plans and plane development
A fragmentary draft discusses a committee action and subject matter linked to aviation development. The text hints at alignment with a U S policy context and mentions steps taken ahead of formal decisions. No clear entities or dates are readable.
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U.S
Federal Reserve System launch operation on November 16 1914
A historic note records the Federal Reserve System opening operations on November 16 1914. The event marked the establishment of the nation’s central banking structure and began a new era in American financial policy.
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Federal Reserve System
Sgan
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