NAACP case halts in Texas as hearings set
A Texas stop order on the NAACP at the request of Attorney General John Ben Sheppard led to hearings scheduled for Friday. The action targets the foreign corporation and affiliated groups over alleged violations including registering Negro students, inciting prejudice, and operating without a permit in the state.
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Austin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Texas
John Ben Sheppard
Dist
Otis T. Dunagan
Tyler
NAACP
Shepperd
H. Boyd Hall
St. Louis
Local ads offer homes and goods for sale in Bethel and Bonham
Listings include houses in Whitewright and Bethel, farms for sale, rental homes on West Grand Avenue, and a variety of hardware and appliance offerings. Local names Wilson Stephens Bryant Jones Tittsworth and Stan's Auto Supply appear, with items from lighting fixtures to water heaters and paints.
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Whitewright
President Eisenhower Denies Agreeing With Campaign Remark
President Eisenhower rejected claims that he agreed with George Spence a Tennessee Fifth District GOP candidate who said small farmers must get off their butts to earn a living White House press secretary Hagerty said Spence spoke at the White House with 23 other Republican candidates and claimed the president agreed. Eisenhower did not recall such a remark.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Hagerty
George Spence
Congress
Tennessee
Spence
Sponsors Foot $19 Million For TV Football Games
A Television Age survey estimates $19.3 million will be spent to bring college and pro football to homes this fall. Breakdown includes $6 million for NFL games on CBS, $3.8 million for college games on NBC, $500,000 for Browns coverage, and $9 million for pre and post game local telecasts.
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Foot
New York
Television Age
CBS
NBC
Cleveland Browns
Sports Network Inc
Booked on Worries in the Capital Aid Effort
A man in the national capital helps with a new law but after a week he finds many facts that aren’t true. He says he never expected to encounter so many misleading facts while working on the issue.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Ters
Dallas
R. S. Calvert
Laurence R. Melton
Texas Committee For Employment of
Allan Shivers
Sears Roebuck
Hammond Laundry and Machinery Co
Waco
Howard Arca Inc
San Antonio
Earl Brown Jr
Abilene
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Department of Public Safety
New Mexico
Wilson
Bethel
T. W. Ayres
Trenton
Bob Chapman
Atkinson Drive
van Alstyne
Blacktop Road
Zac Emerson
John W. McMurry
West Grand Avenue
O. L. Jones
Dollarhide Hardware
Hannah’s
H. H. Taylor
Guy Hamilton
Johnson
Johnson Jewelry & Appliances
United States
Morey
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Paul Stephents
Stan
Nuell Skaggs
Pilot Grove
Fred Starr Sr
Starr
O. M. Brown
Granny Compton
Dennis
Phyllis
the Sun
Linda Theatre
Glenn Ford
Jeanne Crain
Broderick Crawford
Fort Yuma
Peter Graves
John Hudson
Joan Vohs
Joan Taylor
Burt Lancaster
Tony Curtis
Gina Lollobrigidia
Sadie
Joan Collins
George Cole
Kenneth More
VistaVision
James Stewart
Doris Day
van Heusen
Madras
Stantly
Sport
T. W. Ayres & Son
Big Smith
Richt
UNION
TIG Pwegay
McCall’s
Stetson
Land of Make Believe
Tillett Grocery & Market
Sini
Pool
Lge
Grayson Oleo
Lady Betty
Talk-Of-Texas
Heinz
Texas Tavern
Lic
Pecan Valley
Diamond Tomatoes
Griffin
Gladiola
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