Youths clash with police chief over integration at Louisville school
In Louisville, a teen identified as Dilly Branham opposed to racial integration was denied admittance to Louisville Male High School then allowed in but warned of expulsion if he opposed integration. In Shively, 12 youths were arrested at a meeting hall near the suburb, with several charged on delinquency, breach of peace, or drunkenness. Police Chief Melton said Branham pressed the issue, asked about the chief’s authority, and claimed to be there to check liquor license compliance. Omer Carmichael said to await developments.
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Mate High School
Jas
Shively
Melton
Dilly Branham
Detroit
Branham
Shire
Laken Yo Children’s Center
Amendment
Abraham Lincol
Warmth complaint hits UA car heater mishap in Oklahoma
MX Cal Newport of Okla city complained that his new car provided heat from the air conditioner instead of the heater. Newport checked the vehicle and found the system lurched on the AC mode, leaving him without warmth in the cabin.
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Okla
MX Cal
Newport
Pincers Abloom Quilt Patterns Offer
Readable scraps describe quilt patterns and motifs for bed quilts and scrap projects. Includes pattern numbers, mailing address for samples, and a request for 23 cent copies and 25 cent cante payments. Contains names and a New York address for the Daily Mell department.
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Ara
Chelsea Station
New York Tn
Belnt
Alice Bracks
Gunfire Strikes Integration Leader in Tallahassee
In Florida's capital city, gunfire damaged the home of Rev. C. K. Steele, president of the Negro Inter-Civic Council, and a council car, after a meeting disrupted by rocks and shouting. About 20 Florida State University students attended the session, which discussed integrating city buses. Miami youths then refused to move at the front of a bus but left when police intervened. no arrests were reported.
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Allahassee
Fila
Negro Inter-Civic Council
Florida State University
C. K. Steele
Steele
M.C) Williams
Council
Miami
Ierr
Greencastle Students Tour Bloomsburg State College
Nine members of the Future Teachers of America club from Greencastle-Antrim High School visited Bloomsburg State Teachers College last Saturday. They toured programs and facilities with college officials and were accompanied by advisor Miss Nancy Martin.
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Future Teachers of América
Greencastle-Antrim High School
Bloomsburg State Teachers College
Nancy ‘Shoop
Maragaret Walker
Lane Glaser
Bella Gipe
Nancy Jean Marlin
Andrew Reymer
Marvin Martin
Nelson Hess
John Nowell
Nancy Martin
Raritan Club Plans Events At Pine, Ruritan House
Pinesburg community club convened in the Ruritan building to discuss civic projects including a church service, candy distribution to children, and a chicken supper. An upcoming membership meeting is set for Monday January 21 with a dinner at 6 30 p.m. Paul Roth to present a program after business. A Yale draft impacts staff at Yale public schools with James P. King drafted.
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Pinesburg Raritan Club
Ruritan
Rurk “Church
George Shank
Herman Hose
Pinesburg
Arlene Brant
D. Bruce Downin
Paul Roth
Record Number To Graduate From County High Schools
Washington County boards project a record graduation count for June with 797 seniors across seven public high schools led by North Hagerstown High School and including South Hagerstown Williamsport and Clear Spring. Officials note dropout risk could narrow the total but expect a larger class than last year as 1959-60 plans begin.
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School Board
Roynty
Igh
Unis
Wapre
Rott
Geodacly Sq
North Hagersown High School
South Hagerstown High
North Hagerstown High School
Beansboro High School
Williamsgpar High School
Clear Spring Hight
Hancock High School
L and Smithsburg High School
Board of Education
Talks Planned as Tax Cut Passed in Washington County
Senate approval exempted Washington County retailers and wholesalers from inventory tax, while Treasury Secretary Humphrey indicated Ike’s 1958 budget is large but workable. He warned against sweeping cuts but supported cutting nonessential spending to foster jobs.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
House of Delegates
Senate
Sassinketton
Sax
Wasatts
Lary
The
Treasury
Charles Downey
Eisenhower
Anunapo
George M. Humphrey Satan
Yews
Detective Tesdahl Retires After 40 Years In Spokane Force
Spokane police retiree Tesdahl ends 40 year service noting the job was never steady. He held the Department’s badge No.1 and spoke of his long career in farewell remarks.
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Spokane
Wash
Tesdahl
Feputy or Can Oke Sae
The readable fragments describe a local deputy or official figure, with unclear action or event. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a court or notice context and potential absence or refusal to provide details. The record remains non-specific due to OCR damage.
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