Negroes plan mass rally in Savannah tonight
Negroes schedule a mass rally in Savannah Georgia to decide whether to resume demonstrations. Negotiations between white and Negro leaders are underway after other protests were called off awaiting results.
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Savannah
Hosea Williams
Williams
Ben Clark
Cambridge
Gadsden
Ala
Gulfport
Miss
FBI
NAACP
Washington
Army
Nationalists Nearly Sweep Hoosier Girls State Offices
Nationalists led by Susan Robinson of Lebanon won most Hoosier Girls State offices in Bloomington. Robinson defeated Federalist Linda Jones of Shelbyville for top ballot, with Federalists only securing two posts: Susan Downs as superintendent and Carmen Wilson as secretary of state. Other elected officers were Lt. Gov. Linda Orlock, State Treasurer Sally Durfee, State Auditor Lynn Stroller, and Atty. Gen. Madelyn Given.
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Bloomington
Ind
Upl
Susan Robinson
Lebanon
Hoosier Girls
Miss Robinson
Linda Jones
Shelbyville
Susan Downs
New Albany
Carmen Wilson
Fort Wayne
Linda Orlock
Gary
Sally Durfee
Carmel
Lynn Stroller
Westville
Madelyn Given
Camby
Unseasonably Warm Weekend Forecast For Indiana Regions
Northern Indiana will see highs 82 to 87 and lows 61 to 65 with small daily changes. Rain totals around 0.1 inch through midweek from scattered thundershowers. Central and Southern Indiana expect highs 84 to 88 and lows 62 to 66 with about 0.25 inch of rain from showers tonight and mid next week.
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North Atlantic Coast
Tennessee, Ohio
Mississippi
Plains
Intermountain
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Indiana
Albany
Miami
Albuquerque
Milwaukee
Atlanta
St. Paul
Bismarck
New Orleans
Boise
New York
Boston
Oklahoma City
Buffalo
Omaha
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Phoenix
Denver
Pittsburgh
Portland
Des Moines
Detroit
Ore
Rapid City
Fort Worth
Richmond
Helena
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Juneau
San Diego
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Louisville
Tampa
Memphis
Washington
Maryland Man Convicted in Negress Death
Maryland farmer William Devereaux Zantzinger, 24, was found guilty of manslaughter and assault in the February death of Mrs. Hatti Carroll after he cane and cursed at her at a Baltimore hotel. He was also convicted of assault on two other Black hotel workers. Sentencing was postponed. motions for a new trial may be filed.
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Hagerstown
William Devereaux Zantzinger
Husky Zant
Zinger
Mount Victoria
Maryland
Zantzinger
Hatti Carroll
Baltimore
Freeway Flavor Flees In Root Beer Bottling
A truck driver swerved to avoid a car on the Los Angeles Harbor Freeway and 48 cases of root beer broke open. The spill blocked the freeway for over an hour but traffic eventually cleared.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Woman assaulted for slow drink served. collapses
A woman was struck with a cane by a man after she did not hurry to fetch him a drink. The blow caused her to collapse.
Brewer in Union Hospital Undergoing Tests
Warren Brewer, secretary of the Terre Haute Auto Club, is confined to Room 218 at Union Hospital for tests. No visitors are allowed at this time.
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Warren Brewer
Terre Haute Auto Club
Union Hospital
Dry Weather Brings Threat Of Big Fires
Sultry heat blanketed the nation with fire and water shortages warned by rising temperatures into the 90s. Night rains offered some relief in Illinois and Wisconsin while several deaths linked to heat were reported in Chicago and Pittsburgh. A Pennsylvania city faced a water emergency and a brush fire scorched 640 acres in Massachusetts.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
Pittsburgh
Butler
Chicago
Savannah
Gloucester - Rockport
Mass
Maine Forest Service
Soviets Sell Scraps to Japan Cutting U.S. Prices
The Yomiuri reports the Soviet Union has contracted its first postwar scrap iron sale to Japan. The deal undercuts American prices by two to three dollars per ton.
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Tokyo
Yomiuri
Soviet Union
Japan
Speaking of Your Health by Dr Coleman on Deafness
Dr Coleman describes the isolation of deafness and the social and economic impacts. He notes fifteen million in the U S are affected and urges patience, education, and medical help while promising to address future rehabilitative advances. Address letters to Dr Coleman.
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United States
Coleman
Dr. Coleman
Hartke announces $4.28 million loan for Elkhart housing project
Senator Vance Hartke announced a $4,283,338 federal loan to the Elkhart Housing Authority to fund 300 low rent homes in Elkhart Indiana, including 100 units reserved for elderly residents.
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Washington
UPD
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Elkhart, Ind
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United Press International
Labor Department
Dayton
Ohio
James Farmer
CORE
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th St
MART
Poplar ST
Brewer
UNION
Lester L. Coleman, M.D
Zemebee
Tatu Race Public Service Company
Lotus
Indy
Ford
Charlotte
Daytona
Riverside
Wabash Avenue East
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