Judge Stays Arlington Integration Order Pending Appeal
Thousands of flu cases reported across eight states from New York to Texas affect school children hardest. The Associated Press notes many cases are Asian variety with 24,000 reported in Mississippi and outbreaks near epidemic stage.
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New York
Texas
Board of Health
Mississippi
A. L. Gray
Preventage Disease Control
Hastings
Oswego County
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Central Avenue
Cleveland
Brewerton School
Main St
Constantia School
Conroe
Houston
J. R. Cook
Trinity
Tex
Dallas
J. W. Bass
Jasper
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Port Acres
Angleton
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Arcadia
Fla
DeSoto County High School
Mrs Byrd Dies at Home Mother of Byrd Family
Mrs E Bolling Byrd mother of Tom Byrd Dick Byrd and Harry Byrd died at 326 Amherst Street at 6 30 last evening She aged 98 years lived there 69 years She was the widow of Richard Evelyn Byrd former Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates and mother to Senator Harry Byrd Captain Thomas Byrd and Admiral Richard Byrd who died last March Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church Thursday at 3 00 P M with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery
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Tom, Dick
Harry
Byrd
Appomattox County
Virginia
Amherst Street
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia House of Delegates
Joel West Flood
Appomattox
Liiza Faulkner Flood
United States
Harry Flood Byrd
Thomas Bolling Byrd
Joel W. Flood
Harry F. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Philippine Islands
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Philippines
Annapolis
Charles James Faulkner, Jr
United States Senate
West Virginia
Henry Delaware Flood
Virginia Senate
United States Congress
House of Representatives
Congress
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Holt Louder
Mt. Hebron
Joseph A Massie, Jr
Fred L. Glaize
Lewis H. Hyde
J. Victor Arthur
J. H. Yost
William Mitchell, Jr
Clarke County
Horton Schoellkopf, Jr
Washington
Edwin FP. Ritter
The
Winchester Evening Star
U S Unlimbers Big Guns In Faubus Showdown
Federal authorities prepared for a court fight over integration at Central High School in Little Rock as Gov Faubus stands firm. National Guardsmen continued manning the school despite near empty public attendance. The FBI ready a secret report for Friday’s district court hearing.
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Hays
D-Ark
Time Magazine
National Guard
Magaine
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Fauh’s
New York
Arkansas Gaette
Little Rock
Paulius
Washington
U. S. District Court
Central High School
U. S
Fb.i
C.S. Dist
Ronald N. Davies
FBI
Paubus iSaid
Legion decries Supreme Court decisions at national convention
Atlantic City N C The American Legion denounces the Jencks California Smith Act and Steve Nelson rulings saying they empower traitors and criminals and threaten the judiciary. The group urges Congress to set federal judge qualifications to protect the Republic. Also local notices advertise carrier jobs and a Lions broom sale with Sept 24 event.
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Atlantic City
N. C
American Legion
Supreme Court
Jencks
FBI
Steve Nelson
Congress
Fire damages loft at Sanitary Dairy in early morning blaze
A storage loft fire at 27 E. Gerrard St. caused an estimated 5 000 to 6 000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Reuss Friendship and South End reduced flames by 5 30 a.m. The cause is under investigation. Ivan Miller first alerted the blaze and attempted to hose it down. The loft housed bottle caps an air compressor and work clothes storage.
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E. Gerrard St
Shingleton
Ivan Miller
Reuss
Friendship
South End
William Godenour
Harold Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Rowe
U.S. Moves to Block China Seat at United Nations
The United States marshals support to block a new effort to seat Red China in the U N as India or Soviet bloc backers push to place the issue on the General Assembly agenda. A U S spokesman says Washington will resist any seating move and expects ample backing from allies.
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N. Y
United States
U. N
General Assembly
India
Soviet Bloc
China
U. S
Brittan
U.S
Peiping
New Zealand
Sir Leslie Munro
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Police Chiefs Convene as Virginia group meets in Richmond
Chief J Thomas Boyd president of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police leads attendees at the 32nd annual convention in Richmond. Capt J C Ritter and Rep Burr Harrison join the program with Col C W Woodson Jr introducing Harrison. Sessions cover traffic safety juvenile delinquency and law enforcement in panels at the John Marshall Hotel. The officers election is set for Friday at 11 45 a m.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police
Richmond
J. C. Ritter
Burr P. Harrison
Col. C. W. Woodson
Department of State Police
Boyd
John Marshall
New Orleans Faces Tropical Storm Esther
Tropical storm Esther lashed southeast Louisiana with 64 mph winds crossing Lake Pontchartrain. Flooding, power outages, and school closures were reported along the coast with evacuations in Biloxi and Gulfport while bridges and waterways remained in port.
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Esther
Louisiana
Audrey
Bertha
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Mississippi
Alabama
Morgan City
Pensacola
Fla
Galveston
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Jefferson Parish
Mississippi Gulf
Biloxi
Miss
Gulfport
Court Tells Arlington Whites May Lose Schools Over Integration
U S Judge Albert Bryan stayed his order for seven Negro students to attend four Arlington County white schools pending appeal He noted the case risks harm to public school children if the stay is granted or denied He and attorneys debated state laws that could close schools or cut funding when schools integrate with NAACP observers mentioned in court records Continued on Page 2 Col 2
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Alexandria, Va
U.S
Albert v. Bryan
Arlington County Va
James H. Simonds
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Bryan
Simmonds
Arlington County
Edwin C. Brown
School Board General Assembly
National Assn
Colored People
Frank Ball
Thai constitution suspended as military junta rules Bangkok
Army spokesman Lt Gen Surajit Charuseran announced the junta has suspended the constitution and will govern. Prime minister Pibulsonggram remains ousted with no successor named. Sarit Thanarat, named military governor of Bangkok, weighs legalizing the coup and potential parliament fate amid pro Western alignment signals.
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Murray Fromson
Bangkok
Thailand
Surajit Charuseran
Hewsmen
P. Pibulsonggram
Sarit Thanarat
Phumphon Adulet
Surajit
Sarit
Pibulsonggram
Oliver Hill
Virginia
Lions Sell 2904 Brooms for 1417 Net at Winchester Sale
Winchester Lions Club sold 2904 brooms to residents last night for a net profit of 1417 dollars. Proceeds support sight conservation work by the club. The brooms were made at Charlottesville’s Workshop for the Blind. Remaining brooms to be sold in Frederick County on Tuesday.
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Winchester Lions Club
Winchester
Charlottesville
Frederick County
Ike Warns Free World Nations Must Stand Strong
President Eisenhower told 27 naval officers from around the world that free world nations must be strong both individually and collectively to deter any attack. He spoke at the U S Naval War College on Coasters Harbor Island near his Newport retreat and urged mutual understanding of the U S Navy and people. One Portuguese officer was missing due to illness.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
U. S. Naval War College
Coaster’s Harbor Island
United States
Portugal
Talks Resume In Phone Strike By Telephony Workers
Federal mediators reopened negotiations to end a nationwide strike by 23,800 telephone exchange equipment installers. Walter A. Maggiolo led closeted talks after separate sessions with each side. A company spokesman reported normal long distance and most local service. installers lose about 400000 dollars daily in pay as offices remain operational with no local picket activity.
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New York
Walter A. Maggiolo
Local Temperatures To Remain Cool Says Weatherman
Temperatures stayed cool today with more cool weather expected tomorrow. A low in the 60s is forecast tonight and no rain was recorded yesterday. The September rainfall remains at 4.03 inches. Occasional rain is forecast for southern areas. overcast skies prevail in most places. The Woolen Shop now opens daily 12 to 6 at 202 S Braddock St.
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