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Galleraher-Delissers, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
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Patrick Henry Branch College Protest Affects Admissions Policy
The Advisory Committee at Patrick Henry Branch College Martinsville publicly urged the University of Virginia board to defend a court action on integration. The committee agrees qualified Negro students cannot be denied admission for race but seeks procedural means to discourage integration.
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Martinsville
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Patrick Henry
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Branch College
Southside
Virginia
Virginia College
Petersburg
University of Virginia
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End This Outrage In Berlin and Papuan Cargo Faiths
A critique links post exchange privileges for the Berlin military missions to propaganda roles and calls for their end. It also notes a New Guinea cargo cult belief that Americans will bring supplies, and argues U S aid funds may follow. The piece fossils a Martinsville advisory committee on college admissions and race, urging adherence to standard procedures for all students and warning against bias.
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Garden club meeting hosts guest speaker at Pierce residence
The Lord Fairfax Garden Club gathered at the home of Mrs Noble C Pierce Jr with Mrs Andrew Babb as the speaker. Mr and Mrs C Robert Creamer Jr moved into their new home at 1302 Handley Avenue.
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Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Noble C. Pierce, Jr
Andrew Babb
C. Robert Creamer, Jr
Handley Avenue
Fire destroys Zara goza base during Spanish insurgent bombing
A 1937 report states the Central Munitions Factory at Zara goza in Aragon was destroyed by fire after a bombing squadron struck direct hits, wiping out one of the insurgents main bases.
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Zaragoza
Spain
Aragon
Mrs Brady guest of the Brown sisters in 1912
Fifty years ago Mrs J M Brady formerly Miss Josephine Burnside was the guest of the Misses Brown at 112 South Kent Street. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's pulse was normal and his condition described as highly favorable after a shooting by a crank. Mr and Mrs C E Johnston hosted Mr and Mrs V W Nicodemus of Monrovia Maryland.
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J. M. Brady
Josephine Burnside
Brown
South Kent Street
Teddy Roosevelt
C. E. Johnston
V. W. Nicodemus
Monrovia
Daily Meditation on Thinking in Largest Terms by Earl L. Douglas
A reflection argues that thinking in large terms elevates life beyond daily work and selfishness. Marriage becomes a sacrament when seen as an eternal union with God, and country as an opportunity for full living transforms citizens into patriots. God intends life to be meaningful and expansive.
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Piccadilly Circus
United States Forest Service
United States
Australia
First Amendment freedoms and the press in American life
An editorial argues the four freedoms of religion speech press and assembly underpin American liberty. It notes the press shield from government control, cost pressures on newspapers, and the duty of newspapers to impartial reporting while urging readers to reflect on press freedom. It closes with a biblical reference to Jesus and Immanuel.
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America
Planning A Surplus The Agriculture Department Plan
The Agriculture Department pushed a surplus plan launched last year to reduce excess crops and stabilize prices. Officials outlined methods to purchase surpluses, store them, and redistribute to markets or aid programs.
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Agriculture Department
Thank You for Safety Week Support by Hoppers Auto Club
A letter to The Star thanks readers and the public for aiding Safety Week 1962 August 26 to September 1. Co-Chairmen Buddy Chicklo and Ted Morgan acknowledge community safety enthusiasts and invite ongoing help. A note mentions Hoppers Auto Club as sponsor of Safety Week. Also included is miscellaneous Q A content and a farming policy discussion.
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the Star
Automobile Club
Buddy Chicklo
Ted Morgan
Hoppers Auto Club
Kennedy’s mixed record with present Congress
President Kennedy faced a mixed verdict as Congress, though dominated by Democrats, altered many of his major requests. While he won broad support for a new trade and tariff program, he lost key items including a strict farm bill, a federal urban affairs and housing department, and a broad aid plan for public schools.
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Kennedy
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
U.N
Congo
Europe
Yugoslavia
Poland
House
Senate
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