Who Is Back Of NAACP In Georgia School Fight
The Georgia Board of Education resists anti desegregation efforts and rails against teaching staff aligned with the NAACP. It cites the NAACP as northern in origin and seeks to preserve segregation as a cornerstone of Southern policy. It warns that desegregation faces state-specific barriers and notes opposition from groups seeking political gain from the Negro vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Board of Education
NAACP
Georgia
U.S
Fort Wayne
Indiana
South
Supreme Court
Savings Count and Mount: Early Regular Saving Ideas
The piece extols regular saving, noting ten dollars weekly for ten years grows to over five thousand dollars in cash or U S bonds. It highlights compounding interest, reinvestment, and the safety of banks or U S Bonds, framing saving as social security plus insurance options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Farm Land Values and The Importance of Proper Care
A real estate view discusses land value as the basis of a fortune when properly selected and maintained. It notes production costs, location, cultivation, and the dangers of neglect, urging farmers to use government resources to keep fields clear and productive.
Wilson verdict in high profile county case ends in death sentence
The jury found Alton M. Wilson Jr. guilty of a serious crime in Valdosta with his wife charged in Lowndes county. He received a death sentence by electric chair after a swift trial led by Judge Lilly. Deputy Walden was killed in the incident. Appeals are expected and could prolong the case for a year or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton M. Wilson, Jr
Lowndes County
Coast Line
L. M. Rachels
Valdosta
Dick Walden
Wilson
Walden
Lowndes
Lilly
Mercs
George Lilly
Local News Snippets Reflect War Economy and Weather
A mix of war era topics covers a planned military code and tax funded pensions, a Valdosta murder trial ending in electrocution, Russian troop reductions, Hurricane Diane dissipation in Pennsylvania, a forecast of two more hot days, tobacco sales near three and a half million pounds, and recognition for Mrs. Sarah Porter’s twenty years of service.
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Congressman Pilcher
Sarah Porter
Nomination doubt haunts Stevenson in New York politics
Analyzing Adlai Stevenson’s bid, George E. Sokolszky notes New York figures led by Carmine De Sapio doubt Stevenson’s grip on delegates from New York Ohio and Texas and question if he can win the 1956 Democratic nomination. He cites De Sapio Burke Buckley Harriman and past alignments to argue Stevenson faces strong party resistance. He contrasts Stevenson with Eisenhower and asks if the party should run to lose.
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Adlai Stevenson
New York
Ohio
Texas
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Manauerers
Carmine DeSapio
Vincent Impeelliteri
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Junior
Hbhtz
Charles Buckley
Bronx
Averell Harriman
Dewey
A.D.A
Liberal
Carmine the- Sapio
Oan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fiorello la Guardia
DeSapio
Carmine Te Sapio
Eisenhower Pig Call Sparks Farm Image in Washington
The piece notes President Eisenhower’s pig calling at a farm, reflecting a down-to-earth image. It mentions his success with hogs, his book sales surpassing 800,000 copies earning about $600,000, and ongoing savings from his $100,000 annual salary, framing a homely, practical portrait.
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Washington
United States
D. Fisenhower
Seoooey
Centysbury
Denver
Vaniin
Joox
Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower debated amid farm talk and UN chief idea
In Geneva discussions Eisenhower’s possible post presidency roles are weighed as a private option to stay out of World War III. A plan proposes making him United Nations chief leveraging his prestige. Critics fear party politics and loyalty. A farm of about 500 acres near Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins’s property is noted.
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Fisenhower
Geneva
Eisenhower
U. S
United Nations
Thiere
Arthur S. Nevins
Bess Com
Education on democracy cited in POW indoctrination critique
James Marlow reports a government study blaming the military for failing to prepare POWs for Communist indoctrination. The panel urges collaboration among schools churches and patriotic groups to deepen Americans' understanding of democracy and political philosophy.
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Washington
Korea
Franklng
Karl Marx
United States
Marx
Setty
Child psychology on spanking and effectiveness
The real question is the punishment’s effectiveness rather than the method. Each child’s temperament varies, so a patient approach matters more than simply spanking.
German shore batteries shell convoy. British escape Dover Straits
Reports say German coast guns fire on a British convoy from the French coast. British ships 20 miles away in the Straits of Dover avoid major damage as the action unfolds.
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Straits of Dover
House
Senate
Trotsky
Mexico City
J. G. Garrison
Meigs Church
Barwick Methodist Church
Doris Day Gains Prestige and Laughs in Hollywood
Doris Day builds a sleek film reputation from girl next door roles to dramatic turns in Love Me or Leave Me and a Hitchcock thriller The Man Who Knew Too Much. The singer-actor’s humor and charm boost her standing among studios, critics, and elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Doris Day
Marty Melcher
Mike Curtiz
Curtiz
Warners
Gordon MacRea
Bel-Air
Ruth Etting
Alfred Hittchcock
Hitehcock
Grace Kelly
Hitchcock
Doris
Jimmy Stewart
John Wesley A Revivalist Of Erudition And Charity
A portrait of John Wesley as a learned revivalist who served the poor and outcast. He was a fellow of Oxford University, a contemporary of Samuel Johnson, admired for conversation yet driven by prayer. Wesley reportedly earned much from writings, directed funds to preachers, and embodied service from morning to night. He died at a great age, leaving a legacy of charity and faith.
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John Wesley
Oxford University
Samuel Johnson
Wapes
Wesley
Johnson
Weley
Pearly
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Diane
Pennsylvania
Carribbean
Uncle Sam
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Boyle
Ike
ED Creagh
Tno
Eisenhov
Tootia Arion Bay
Poker Stake
Mountain
Ancient
Troy
Gael
Ted
THE
Code Planners
Rap Education System
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Associated Press News
Lany
Faglay & Shorten
Jerno Wien
Thanke
Tor
Ocean Ave
Brooklyn
Tokyo
Japan
Manchuria
Feds
Wainwright
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