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11/2/1963
Jackson advocate.
Ambassador Mercer Cook, U. S. envoy to the Republic of Niger, who is presently serv ing as a member of the U. S. Delegation to the United Na tions. He will return to his post in Africa at the end of the year.

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11/2/1963 Jackson advocate.

Ambassador Mercer Cook, U. S. envoy to the Republic of Niger, who is presently serv ing as a member of the U. S. Delegation to the United Na tions. He will return to his post in Africa at the end of the year.

$11/2/1963 Românul American. feylS. vi . V • x;X Bi 4 ■ ' yfl c *>“ .Ei/®8 Bl Ş-4. | ' ’ -- i2 ' r ih <®®3AAfet 'TJL fl fb * «' u I ■ ; f ■ Br* Ş i Pjn » ’ f ■ \ fe/L |ff £ J W »-,-, , • T Mpii T s k v 9 ‘MtJtr FRENCH RAILROAD WORKERS went on strike for 24-hour* because of the Government's failure to carry out pledges to review wages in October. Civil servants, gas. electrical workers, and miners, all Government employees, are also demanding wage increases, charging that the de Gaulle big business government has not kept its word. Railroad transportation was paralysed, while the de- Gaulle Government put on a feeble show by sending out 300 mili$

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$feylS. vi . V • x;X Bi 4 ■ ' yfl c *>“ .Ei/®8 Bl Ş-4. | ' ’ -- i2 ' r ih <®®3AAfet 'TJL fl fb * «' u I ■ ; f ■ Br* Ş i Pjn » ’ f ■ \ fe/L |ff £ J W »-,-, , • T Mpii T s k v 9 ‘MtJtr FRENCH RAILROAD WORKERS went on strike for 24-hour* because of the Government's failure to carry out pledges to review wages in October. Civil servants, gas. electrical workers, and miners, all Government employees, are also demanding wage increases, charging that the de Gaulle big business government has not kept its word. Railroad transportation was paralysed, while the de- Gaulle Government put on a feeble show by sending out 300 mili$

11/2/1963 Românul American.

feylS. vi . V • x;X Bi 4 ■ ' yfl c *>“ .Ei/®8 Bl Ş-4. | ' ’ -- i2 ' r ih <®®3AAfet 'TJL fl fb * «' u I ■ ; f ■ Br* Ş i Pjn » ’ f ■ \ fe/L |ff £ J W »-,-, , • T Mpii T s k v 9 ‘MtJtr FRENCH RAILROAD WORKERS went on strike for 24-hour* because of the Government's failure to carry out pledges to review wages in October. Civil servants, gas. electrical workers, and miners, all Government employees, are also demanding wage increases, charging that the de Gaulle big business government has not kept its word. Railroad transportation was paralysed, while the de- Gaulle Government put on a feeble show by sending out 300 mili

11/2/1963
The Detroit tribune.
ft £| .N. ts jfj ' i '^.ifi^- r^j'wi r ■ jPBMf w ■ ir nr m M■Jn J fjd| ..i V Jn *B 1 y| XW^3%; ■ iw &$, «•'"■'* Mfjn <Wili A Pre • Hdiloweer. Party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Dunn last Friday, which brought joy and happi* ness to children and friends cf the sponsoring group. Mis sionary Circle No. 1 of Sec ond Baptist Church, Pictured are Cheryl Watson, Vanita Bar ber, Lariesa Turner, Deborah and Mrs. Frances Turner, (kneeling, front) social chair man.

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

ft £| .N. ts jfj ' i '^.ifi^- r^j'wi r ■ jPBMf w ■ ir nr m M■Jn J fjd| ..i V Jn *B 1 y| XW^3%; ■ iw &$, «•'"■'* Mfjn <Wili A Pre • Hdiloweer. Party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Dunn last Friday, which brought joy and happi* ness to children and friends cf the sponsoring group. Mis sionary Circle No. 1 of Sec ond Baptist Church, Pictured are Cheryl Watson, Vanita Bar ber, Lariesa Turner, Deborah and Mrs. Frances Turner, (kneeling, front) social chair man.

11/2/1963
Jackson advocate.
Mrs. Annie Whitehead of Rocky Mount, North Caro

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11/2/1963 Jackson advocate.

Mrs. Annie Whitehead of Rocky Mount, North Caro

$11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune. ByfiL * ~ 'S' , ‘ ‘l , ' r> o V* ‘lfflhlfak, 1 H 4 ’ n -<'‘'" 9 3 jß'”*'- - '-' '*~'r^'\''']%~i\'\'‘ r^' Kyk "I «| Award Winning annual re port of Xerox Corporation for 1962 draws pleased smiles from (left to right; Milton B. Pun- Mc'rciano, art director for Hart; Hait Printing Cos., Inc.; Dan end Jack Hough, Eerox corpor ate design manager. Report was judged finest in broad manu- factoring category as well as best in the office industry in Financial World magazine's annual selection from more than 5,000 reports. Xerox will receive silver and bror.ie Oscar • of • Industry award} in Mew York, October 30.$

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$ByfiL * ~ 'S' , ‘ ‘l , ' r> o V* ‘lfflhlfak, 1 H 4 ’ n -<'‘'" 9 3 jß'”*'- - '-' '*~'r^'\''']%~i\'\'‘ r^' Kyk "I «| Award Winning annual re port of Xerox Corporation for 1962 draws pleased smiles from (left to right; Milton B. Pun- Mc'rciano, art director for Hart; Hait Printing Cos., Inc.; Dan end Jack Hough, Eerox corpor ate design manager. Report was judged finest in broad manu- factoring category as well as best in the office industry in Financial World magazine's annual selection from more than 5,000 reports. Xerox will receive silver and bror.ie Oscar • of • Industry award} in Mew York, October 30.$

11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

ByfiL * ~ 'S' , ‘ ‘l , ' r> o V* ‘lfflhlfak, 1 H 4 ’ n -<'‘'" 9 3 jß'”*'- - '-' '*~'r^'\''']%~i\'\'‘ r^' Kyk "I «| Award Winning annual re port of Xerox Corporation for 1962 draws pleased smiles from (left to right; Milton B. Pun- Mc'rciano, art director for Hart; Hait Printing Cos., Inc.; Dan end Jack Hough, Eerox corpor ate design manager. Report was judged finest in broad manu- factoring category as well as best in the office industry in Financial World magazine's annual selection from more than 5,000 reports. Xerox will receive silver and bror.ie Oscar • of • Industry award} in Mew York, October 30.

11/2/1963
Românul American.
j> 1 * '* , *J*y / "*® « r / **» .“' *Jţţ> « ALGERIA claims it is defeating: Morocco in the clashes over dis puted territory in the Sahara Desert rich in minerals, and the Ber ber tribesmen who have been feuding with the Algerian Govern ment have agreed to forget differences and help fight the Moroc cans. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is trying to mediate the

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11/2/1963 Românul American.

j> 1 * '* , *J*y / "*® « r / **» .“' *Jţţ> « ALGERIA claims it is defeating: Morocco in the clashes over dis puted territory in the Sahara Desert rich in minerals, and the Ber ber tribesmen who have been feuding with the Algerian Govern ment have agreed to forget differences and help fight the Moroc cans. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is trying to mediate the

11/2/1963
The Detroit tribune.
'ti.j " "^r, f Pr Be* Jl r Vf'" V *v'4i';* RANDOLPH WALLACE FUND A Press Conference wes held in the home of Mrs. Ora Beil Wallace, wife of the late Ran dolph Wallace, Saturday, Oct. - * ■' I 26. From left are: Richard Aus tin, Dr. Melvin Batchlor, and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Walton Lew is.

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

'ti.j " "^r, f Pr Be* Jl r Vf'" V *v'4i';* RANDOLPH WALLACE FUND A Press Conference wes held in the home of Mrs. Ora Beil Wallace, wife of the late Ran dolph Wallace, Saturday, Oct. - * ■' I 26. From left are: Richard Aus tin, Dr. Melvin Batchlor, and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Walton Lew is.

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

Mrs. Mary Dewberry seated

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

The show will be open from ? a m. until 8 p.m. every day. JfwL r ' i * V m JBF^m Vg. Jfljk ,Jyj M jN,.,,. A JBr vw A Welcome Banquet Konor ng Rev. and Mr*. John M. Exum of Cortor Metropolitan C.M.E. Church, waa held laet DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1963 • ecaption hall. From l*r: Cn**- ♦in* Reav**, A. C. Radd, R. Clifford Campball, Sr., Jam** W. Jankin*,, Rav. and Mr*. M. Exum, honor***, Mrs. J*mo* rl. j*n*in», Mr*. Lilt tan Dot i*r, Mr*. Marion Scipio, Rav. I*aiah Scipio, Jr., mattor.

11/2/1963
Românul American.
' STEAK, FRIED CHIPS, SALAD, and CAKE are dispensed to soldiers transported in biggest trans atlantic air lift in history from bases in the Uited States to bases in Germany. Soldiers above are from the 2nd Armored Division and were flown from Hood, Tex., to a landing point near Rhein-Main in West Germany, a distance of air-miles. More than 16,000 troops were transported, together with equipment, in at a cost of $20,000,000 of tax payers' money, to show to the world that the States can to of the world A week after

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11/2/1963 Românul American.

' STEAK, FRIED CHIPS, SALAD, and CAKE are dispensed to soldiers transported in biggest trans atlantic air lift in history from bases in the Uited States to bases in Germany. Soldiers above are from the 2nd Armored Division and were flown from Hood, Tex., to a landing point near Rhein-Main in West Germany, a distance of air-miles. More than 16,000 troops were transported, together with equipment, in at a cost of $20,000,000 of tax payers' money, to show to the world that the States can to of the world A week after

11/2/1963
The Detroit tribune.
—ns i • ?.; i '" JIHJ Hp * 1 ■l'.jW ■;■ •■■ "WKI'Y r % H;!wTj JBPfs& **M ; !> #f , i^^aw ,, ,M ' , CIVIL RIGHTS CONFAB in the nation's Capi ing left to right are: Charles A. Fisher, District of Columbia ton B. Morton, Chairman of the Republican Senatorial Cam to Governor William W. Scran ton of Pennsylvania; Joseph

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

—ns i • ?.; i '" JIHJ Hp * 1 ■l'.jW ■;■ •■■ "WKI'Y r % H;!wTj JBPfs& **M ; !> #f , i^^aw ,, ,M ' , CIVIL RIGHTS CONFAB in the nation's Capi ing left to right are: Charles A. Fisher, District of Columbia ton B. Morton, Chairman of the Republican Senatorial Cam to Governor William W. Scran ton of Pennsylvania; Joseph

11/2/1963
Românul American.
de la de Horia. Cloşca şi Crişan seco un timp *, ma în eli răs de le contri c era face lega grofilor să în fire de şi cio de la nu era Munţii în inten sarcini io de şi arderea i r '• '"i ' •*%*s.'* ■'K.jf'' at'i'v 'M i'V' • «3f v '* l&pyr TffljEj. wKwk.... ■ JjjfV • ip •" ■&£ .

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11/2/1963 Românul American.

de la de Horia. Cloşca şi Crişan seco un timp *, ma în eli răs de le contri c era face lega grofilor să în fire de şi cio de la nu era Munţii în inten sarcini io de şi arderea i r '• '"i ' •*%*s.'* ■'K.jf'' at'i'v 'M i'V' • «3f v '* l&pyr TffljEj. wKwk.... ■ JjjfV • ip •" ■&£ .

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11/2/1963 Românul American.

In poză vedem oficianţi americani şi sovietici, în ajunul discuţiilor şi târguielilor privitoare la comanda de surplus de grîu american în valoare de 250 de milioane de dolari plasată de guvernul sovie tic, din cauza secetei din Uniunea Sovietică, care a cauzat pagube recoltei din anul curent. Conform rapoartelor, tîrguiala va fi cam aspră în legătură cu costul excesiv al transportului în vapoarele de marfă americane. De la stingă la dreapta vedem pe subsecretarul de stat George Ball, ambasadorul Anatoly Dobrynin al U. R. 8. S. în S. U. A., ministrul adjunct sovietic al comerţului ex tern, Sergei Borisov, secretarul (ministrul > agricutturui al S.U.A., Orville Freeman şi secretarul de co merţ, Luther Hodges. r " WB ~ mm

$11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune. ■ w Jilt. *i|iW 1 mj ' rt | ML 'y* jl W' V 4i v -Mtor B l * #* ** * 4 'Hi' akh JIL \ #"■«# %"■ m '*"'•#" * ■Bpr ‘iW« % '|K ■" w K vt m ■ > jfj.ils. ■ fS "i, - . £ r ' ’ ERNIE CLARK$

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$■ w Jilt. *i|iW 1 mj ' rt | ML 'y* jl W' V 4i v -Mtor B l * #* ** * 4 'Hi' akh JIL \ #"■«# %"■ m '*"'•#" * ■Bpr ‘iW« % '|K ■" w K vt m ■ > jfj.ils. ■ fS "i, - . £ r ' ’ ERNIE CLARK$

11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

■ w Jilt. *i|iW 1 mj ' rt | ML 'y* jl W' V 4i v -Mtor B l * #* ** * 4 'Hi' akh JIL \ #"■«# %"■ m '*"'•#" * ■Bpr ‘iW« % '|K ■" w K vt m ■ > jfj.ils. ■ fS "i, - . £ r ' ’ ERNIE CLARK

11/2/1963
Jackson advocate.
Dr. Geraldine Woods of Los Angeles, California, National President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

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11/2/1963 Jackson advocate.

Dr. Geraldine Woods of Los Angeles, California, National President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

11/2/1963
The Detroit tribune.
J_ ' I ifr . ija V] Hkp 0 uimgr Hufl I ■kJF JMWBHffe, WTIL.PI W'ifc'i ‘ Jiß. s ,-jPfl r ■ :>: ' : iirlm «rayy», ,iMSi;.M “ffiliuiiii. gyP . !H : '' , .419 ' I W. WP «• ## Bwfff 'fi ■■ j ¥?/■ Hr *"'•* 4 |fjflHßMk^ ■■W Bk£M^b9HM§ H me auOxcii TRADE AS SOCIATION met at lunch Wed nesday, October 23, at 12:00 at the Great Lakes Insurance Building. Principal speaker for the luncheon was Dr. Norm man Drachler, Assistant Supt. of Oetroit Public Schools, who u«r ..cooOiS: Collapse or Bare Survival." From left. Or. G. Merrill Lenox, Executive Di rector of the Detroit Council of Churches; Mrs. Geraldine Bledsoe, Dr. Drachler, Tony Goines, Albert E. Dotson, Sears Roebuck; Atty. Kenneth Hyl

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11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

J_ ' I ifr . ija V] Hkp 0 uimgr Hufl I ■kJF JMWBHffe, WTIL.PI W'ifc'i ‘ Jiß. s ,-jPfl r ■ :>: ' : iirlm «rayy», ,iMSi;.M “ffiliuiiii. gyP . !H : '' , .419 ' I W. WP «• ## Bwfff 'fi ■■ j ¥?/■ Hr *"'•* 4 |fjflHßMk^ ■■W Bk£M^b9HM§ H me auOxcii TRADE AS SOCIATION met at lunch Wed nesday, October 23, at 12:00 at the Great Lakes Insurance Building. Principal speaker for the luncheon was Dr. Norm man Drachler, Assistant Supt. of Oetroit Public Schools, who u«r ..cooOiS: Collapse or Bare Survival." From left. Or. G. Merrill Lenox, Executive Di rector of the Detroit Council of Churches; Mrs. Geraldine Bledsoe, Dr. Drachler, Tony Goines, Albert E. Dotson, Sears Roebuck; Atty. Kenneth Hyl

$11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune. Slftellw Jp?|^^r A wK' * jMl i»'.t /'‘V,* 1 - *. ',' , 7'-''“ , !' l ' V*'*' fi ■ . v t k m \ %, ijjji'f A mm-rn ■ K ‘ . idEiiil .:s>; m MA-^ W /*/ - ■:?,>' >- v, .*' .' */J .; ; ; i» V \ ioKl^£^!lii;^^>‘;y?jf.V : * *J ;* ZAMA (HQ, US. Army Ja pant Army Specialist Four Waltar Harri* (right), who*# mothar Mr*. W ala Davl* ra Ino turu.na un | na of tho UH ) A to Mj|Or otiunl Chastar W. Cl>rk, daft). Commanding Gtnaral, U.S. Army Japan. Maj. itial visit tifUO booming com rn n ' nj t antral, USARJ. 4 Harris is a craw chits on UH lA.$

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$Slftellw Jp?|^^r A wK' * jMl i»'.t /'‘V,* 1 - *. ',' , 7'-''“ , !' l ' V*'*' fi ■ . v t k m \ %, ijjji'f A mm-rn ■ K ‘ . idEiiil .:s>; m MA-^ W /*/ - ■:?,>' >- v, .*' .' */J .; ; ; i» V \ ioKl^£^!lii;^^>‘;y?jf.V : * *J ;* ZAMA (HQ, US. Army Ja pant Army Specialist Four Waltar Harri* (right), who*# mothar Mr*. W ala Davl* ra Ino turu.na un | na of tho UH ) A to Mj|Or otiunl Chastar W. Cl>rk, daft). Commanding Gtnaral, U.S. Army Japan. Maj. itial visit tifUO booming com rn n ' nj t antral, USARJ. 4 Harris is a craw chits on UH lA.$

11/2/1963 The Detroit tribune.

Slftellw Jp?|^^r A wK' * jMl i»'.t /'‘V,* 1 - *. ',' , 7'-''“ , !' l ' V*'*' fi ■ . v t k m \ %, ijjji'f A mm-rn ■ K ‘ . idEiiil .:s>; m MA-^ W /*/ - ■:?,>' >- v, .*' .' */J .; ; ; i» V \ ioKl^£^!lii;^^>‘;y?jf.V : * *J ;* ZAMA (HQ, US. Army Ja pant Army Specialist Four Waltar Harri* (right), who*# mothar Mr*. W ala Davl* ra Ino turu.na un | na of tho UH ) A to Mj|Or otiunl Chastar W. Cl>rk, daft). Commanding Gtnaral, U.S. Army Japan. Maj. itial visit tifUO booming com rn n ' nj t antral, USARJ. 4 Harris is a craw chits on UH lA.

11/4/1963
The Chronicle.
PHILLIPS, LEFT, AND RUNNING MATE MORSE, RIGHT, GREET JACKSON COUNTY CIV Ic leader and former legislator Hermes Gautier at Republican rally at Beach Park. (Chronicle Staff Photo)

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11/4/1963 The Chronicle.

PHILLIPS, LEFT, AND RUNNING MATE MORSE, RIGHT, GREET JACKSON COUNTY CIV Ic leader and former legislator Hermes Gautier at Republican rally at Beach Park. (Chronicle Staff Photo)

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11/4/1963 The Chronicle.

HOWARD GUNTER

11/5/1963
The Chronicle.
MR. AND MRS. WILSON (Clifford SUgg Photo)

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

MR. AND MRS. WILSON (Clifford SUgg Photo)

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

C. DOUGLAS GULLEY, Pas cagoula businessman and past department commander of the American Legion, has been selected as marshall for the Veterans Day parade in Pasca goula Saturday. Gulley served as post commander in Jackson County in 1953-54 and 1956-57, was department commander 1955-56 , 9th district commander 1953-54 and southern vice commander 1954-55.

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

RESERVE CHAMP—Robert Pedersen, 4H member. East Central, and his reserve grand cham

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

TOP SHOWMEN—Larry Deiancey, 4H member, Vancleave, takes top honor In showmanship at Jackson County Fair; 2nd—Alton Hamilton, 4H, East Central; and Louis Wayne Hurd, 4H, Forts Lake. (Photo by W. C. Jefcoat)

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

i HEAD COAST STUDENT GROUP—Officers elected by the Gulf Coast Association of Student Councils which met last week at Moss Point H igh School are, from left, President Andy Chris tensen of Moss Point, Vice President Nell Ishee of Biloxi, Recording secretary Margaret Smith of Long Beach and corresponding secretary Gerry Stuart of Pass Christian.. Charter schools of the association are Moss Point, Biloxi, Long Beach, Ocean Springs, Gulfport, East Central, Pass Christian and Sacret Heart. (Joe O. Sims Photo)

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

QUEEN’S FLOAT—Pascagoula High School homecoming queen Gretchen Murray and her court of beauties wave to the crowd along Delmas Avenue Friday afternoon during the PHS home coming parade. The queen and court were pre sented during half-time ceremonies Friday night at War Memorial Stadium where the PHS Panth ers were defeated 20-0 by the Panthers of Brook ^aven*

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11/5/1963 The Chronicle.

■b mm wmmm ■ MISS GARDNER Isabelle Gardner Will Marry

11/6/1963
The Chronicle.
FOR STUDENT DRIVERS—The keys to a 1964 Pontiac Catalina, to be used In the driver train ing program, are presented to Claude L. Stauter, principal of Moss Point’* Central High School hy H. H. Nelson of the Nelson Motor Company, In:*, as Robert Holmes, Driver Training Instructor, looks on. This is the third year that Nelson Motor Company has furnished a Pontiac for the use of the Driver

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

FOR STUDENT DRIVERS—The keys to a 1964 Pontiac Catalina, to be used In the driver train ing program, are presented to Claude L. Stauter, principal of Moss Point’* Central High School hy H. H. Nelson of the Nelson Motor Company, In:*, as Robert Holmes, Driver Training Instructor, looks on. This is the third year that Nelson Motor Company has furnished a Pontiac for the use of the Driver

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

I UMMU lllli mMMm BUYS FIRST POPPY—Little Cheryl Beasley, f oar-year-old granddaughter of city poppy chair man Mrs. William Beasley, pins the first poppy on Pascagoula Mayor Ben Briggs. Poppy Day, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, will be held on Nov. 9. (Chronicle Photo)

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

FAS GIRL IN WHO’S WHO—These five Mississippi State College for Women Students are among 29 from their school selected for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. They are, from left, Mary Ann Phillips of Monticello, Fla., Linda Jaqua of Meridian, Josephine Burns of Pascagoula, Nancy Carolyn Cooper of Picayune and Sherry Cunningham of Louisville. All are MSCW leaders in their field. ness education major; Liz

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

PANTHER BAND OFFICERS—Officers for Pascagoula High School Band for this year are, standing from left, BUI Browder, vice-president; Barry Mclnwaln, president; Robert WUliams! treasurer; seated, Frances Brignac, secretary, and Natalie StUes, reporter.

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

PAUL JOHNSON

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

A prime example 0/ lng«.is wide cnversmcarion in the field of marine construction is this off-shore oil drilling rig, now operating in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig, shown here as she

11/6/1963
Tabor City tribune.
SITK FOR NEW JAIL — While Town Counci. a.vaits linal pians for a new jail, town forces laül week bvgan clearing a site on Walnut street for the structure which is expected to accomodate some 40 prisoners. The new jail will he located on the town lot next to the

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11/6/1963 Tabor City tribune.

SITK FOR NEW JAIL — While Town Counci. a.vaits linal pians for a new jail, town forces laül week bvgan clearing a site on Walnut street for the structure which is expected to accomodate some 40 prisoners. The new jail will he located on the town lot next to the

11/6/1963
The Chronicle.
SWEP DAVIS, Hattiesburg, second from left, executive director of the Pat Harrison Waterway District, told soil conservation district commissioners meeting Oct. 28 at Newton that the dis trict will pay all or part of locally-borne expenses for groups within the district applying for federal assistance with small watershed projects. Above are (left to right) Henry Bridgforth, Vaughan MASCD president, Davis, L. W. Craig, Jackson, State Department of Education, and P. D. Houston, Sylvarena, area vice president MASCD. the 15-county district.

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

SWEP DAVIS, Hattiesburg, second from left, executive director of the Pat Harrison Waterway District, told soil conservation district commissioners meeting Oct. 28 at Newton that the dis trict will pay all or part of locally-borne expenses for groups within the district applying for federal assistance with small watershed projects. Above are (left to right) Henry Bridgforth, Vaughan MASCD president, Davis, L. W. Craig, Jackson, State Department of Education, and P. D. Houston, Sylvarena, area vice president MASCD. the 15-county district.

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

CARROLL GARTIN

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

Pledges at tea given by sorority are from left, Mesdames Buddy Smith, Sadovsky, Brent Smith, Peterson, LeBlanc, Gaotier, Lee, Sehroeder and Brown. (Jackson's Studio photo)

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

A* 1,.,.A i,A*AAJMix'isx—+k.G iaii0u-ee aits f«cuiiy of Moss Point High School conducted Us first in-service education meet ing in Hattiesburg with Dr. Louis Dollarhide of Mississippi College as guest speaker and a discussion on “the Bear," a novel by William Faulkner of Mississippi. Financed by the In ternational Paper Co., the program is designed to give English teachers a look at recent events in literary fields. At the meet ing were, seated from left, Jenny Combest, Dollarhide, John Wynn, Margaret Wilson. Standing, Catherine Cryer, Thomas Davis III, Walter Mullen and Nelda Cunningham.

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PROGRESSIVE STEP—Chancellor J. D. Williams of the University of Mississippi (right) smiles his approval as Jackson industrialist and financier R. E. Dumas Milner presents the Univers ity $100,000 to establish a Chair of Industrial Economics. Chancellor Williams stated that this was perhaps the most significant contribution to the individual development of business and eco

11/6/1963
Tabor City tribune.
- I iiiiiiii 111 a ma Λ ' ΓΤΒ"Λβ1MflMnm once a PREPARING DKMCIOCS Dl« HKS WITH St'RPH'S FOOD -- Worker· at (he Surplus Commodity D'strlbution Warehouse In Whiteviile trich reriplrnts of free surplus food (he cOrreot method» of preparing and serving II. Workers shown above <l-r» are: Mrs Jackie l.ennon. Mm. Roth l.rnnon. both leaden of the North Tatum Home Demonstration Club, and Mrs. Yvonne Ray, county home economist They are handing two eldery women aam plea of cookies baked with rolled wheat, one of the surplm foods. Many of the recipient· of this free food are eldery colored rlttxen*. (Photo By Elfte Cfemmons)

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11/6/1963 Tabor City tribune.

- I iiiiiiii 111 a ma Λ ' ΓΤΒ"Λβ1MflMnm once a PREPARING DKMCIOCS Dl« HKS WITH St'RPH'S FOOD -- Worker· at (he Surplus Commodity D'strlbution Warehouse In Whiteviile trich reriplrnts of free surplus food (he cOrreot method» of preparing and serving II. Workers shown above <l-r» are: Mrs Jackie l.ennon. Mm. Roth l.rnnon. both leaden of the North Tatum Home Demonstration Club, and Mrs. Yvonne Ray, county home economist They are handing two eldery women aam plea of cookies baked with rolled wheat, one of the surplm foods. Many of the recipient· of this free food are eldery colored rlttxen*. (Photo By Elfte Cfemmons)

11/6/1963
The Chronicle.
SIZING UP—Exhibits from the various schools and departments at Ole Miss will be displayed for viewing by thousands of high school students expected on the campus for the annual Band and High School Day event Saturday, Nov. 9. Sizing up an appartus to be used in a display representing the Department of Chemical Engineering arc Ronnie Roberts (left) of Pascagoula and Jerry Tucker of Oxford. Band and High School Day at Ole Miss will feature exhibits, guided

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11/6/1963 The Chronicle.

SIZING UP—Exhibits from the various schools and departments at Ole Miss will be displayed for viewing by thousands of high school students expected on the campus for the annual Band and High School Day event Saturday, Nov. 9. Sizing up an appartus to be used in a display representing the Department of Chemical Engineering arc Ronnie Roberts (left) of Pascagoula and Jerry Tucker of Oxford. Band and High School Day at Ole Miss will feature exhibits, guided

11/7/1963
The Chronicle.
SHOOTING SCENE—Deputies M. D. Johnson (left) and Tony Greer point to Cleo Graham’s pickup truck in which Graham Wednesday allegedly shot his wife in the head. Cecilia Graham, 25. was taken to Doctors Hospital in Mobile where a .22 caliber slug was removed. Her condtion is reported today as critical. Graham is being held in Jackson County Jail on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. (Chronicle staff photo)

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11/7/1963 The Chronicle.

SHOOTING SCENE—Deputies M. D. Johnson (left) and Tony Greer point to Cleo Graham’s pickup truck in which Graham Wednesday allegedly shot his wife in the head. Cecilia Graham, 25. was taken to Doctors Hospital in Mobile where a .22 caliber slug was removed. Her condtion is reported today as critical. Graham is being held in Jackson County Jail on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. (Chronicle staff photo)

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11/7/1963 The Chronicle.

MYRNA JO McGOWEN, DAUGHTER OF THE C. W. McGOWENS OF KREOLE, WAS SE Iccted beauty of the month by the staff of The Bulldog Barks, newspaper at Perkinston Col lege. Miss McGowen, a sophomore majoring in physical education, plans to continue her education at the University of Southern Mississippi. (Wallace Reeves Photo)

11/7/1963
Holmes County herald.
rat tales by Johnny Tandy .-*»**«* -T'linanri it' munii;rnffiwrrrimntinMIflifnigTMMIMMf £_ — «ril *■-—ifk £jf fflBL

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11/7/1963 Holmes County herald.

rat tales by Johnny Tandy .-*»**«* -T'linanri it' munii;rnffiwrrrimntinMIflifnigTMMIMMf £_ — «ril *■-—ifk £jf fflBL

11/7/1963
Auttaja.
■ f m ah HBpi Past. H. J. Kotila asetettiin virkaan Mount Calvary Lutheran seurakunnan pastoriksi West Actonissa, Mass. viime elokuussa. Toi mitukseen osallistuivat vas. past. E. Davis Westminsterista, Mass., prof. G. I. Aho Spring fieldista, 111., past. R. Heikkilä Cornucopiasta, Wis., (past! Kotila messupaitaan pukeutunut) past. R. J. L. Aho Fitchburgista, Mass. ja past. R. W. Heikkinen Troysta, N. H. Past. Kotila siirtyi viime kesänä iromvoodin Trinity seura kunnan palveluksesta West Actoniin.

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11/7/1963 Auttaja.

■ f m ah HBpi Past. H. J. Kotila asetettiin virkaan Mount Calvary Lutheran seurakunnan pastoriksi West Actonissa, Mass. viime elokuussa. Toi mitukseen osallistuivat vas. past. E. Davis Westminsterista, Mass., prof. G. I. Aho Spring fieldista, 111., past. R. Heikkilä Cornucopiasta, Wis., (past! Kotila messupaitaan pukeutunut) past. R. J. L. Aho Fitchburgista, Mass. ja past. R. W. Heikkinen Troysta, N. H. Past. Kotila siirtyi viime kesänä iromvoodin Trinity seura kunnan palveluksesta West Actoniin.

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11/7/1963 Auttaja.

PAST. R. W. HEIKKISEN VIRKAANASEJUS P*- ' 1 k . : | - li. afa. ifrjL ’ Past. R. W. Heikkinen asetettiin virkaan New Ipswichin Our Redeemer seurakunnan ja Troyn, N. H. Christ Luth. seurakunnan pasto riksi viime kesänä. Toimitukseen osallistuivat vas. past. J. Wm Sippola Marquettesta, Mich., past. R. J. L. Aho Fitchburgista, Mass., prof. G. I. Aho Springfieldista, 111. ja past. Elmer Linen Plymouthista, Mass. Past. Heikkinen siirtyi Sebekasta, Minn. hoitamaan New Ip swichin ja Troy’n New Hampshiren seurakun tia.

11/7/1963
The Chronicle.
COMING ATTRACTION—Cast stars Joye Shanteau and Dick Chenoweth go through their lines In a scene from the romantic comedy, “Kind Sir,” to be presented Monday and Tuesday by the Pascagoula Little Theater.

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COMING ATTRACTION—Cast stars Joye Shanteau and Dick Chenoweth go through their lines In a scene from the romantic comedy, “Kind Sir,” to be presented Monday and Tuesday by the Pascagoula Little Theater.

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11/7/1963 The Chronicle.

DSC CAFETERIA—-This is what the new cafeteria planned for Delta State College will look like when completed. Bids on the structure, which will house six dining rooms, will be opened Nov. 7 In Jackson by the State Building Commission.

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11/7/1963 The Chronicle.

COSMIC WEDDING—Soviet cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev slips the ring on finger of his bride, cosmonette Valentina Tereshkova, during marriage ceremony at the Palace of

11/7/1963
Holmes County herald.
MP&L PRESIDENT, Baxter Wilson, left, presents Lexington Mayor W. B. Kenna a framed copy of the company’s policy and bronze plaque dedicating the auditorium at the dedication ceremonies for the com new office building. (Staff Photo)

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11/7/1963 Holmes County herald.

MP&L PRESIDENT, Baxter Wilson, left, presents Lexington Mayor W. B. Kenna a framed copy of the company’s policy and bronze plaque dedicating the auditorium at the dedication ceremonies for the com new office building. (Staff Photo)

11/7/1963
The Chronicle.
IRVIN KING, KAY MEYER, AND RICHARD VOGLE

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IRVIN KING, KAY MEYER, AND RICHARD VOGLE

11/7/1963
Holmes County herald.
Among speakers at meeting of Soil Conservation District Commissioners, October 24 in Canton were (left to right Henry Bridgforth, Vaughn, MASCD President; W. L. Heard Jackson, State Conservationist, SCS; and Clarence Morgai ?. .

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11/7/1963 Holmes County herald.

Among speakers at meeting of Soil Conservation District Commissioners, October 24 in Canton were (left to right Henry Bridgforth, Vaughn, MASCD President; W. L. Heard Jackson, State Conservationist, SCS; and Clarence Morgai ?. .

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11/7/1963 Holmes County herald.

' t "sari * DEMOCRACY IX" ACTION . . . Here election official Bean White accepts ballot from Malcolm Phillips to Mrs. Walter Sharp, Mrs. Ruth Roach, Mrs. David Miles, Mrs. G. S. Ashley, and Mrs. Tom Shepherd. In back

11/8/1963
The Chronicle.
MOSS POINT CAPTAINS—Captains for the Mo ss Point Tigers tonight against St. Stanislaus will be, from left, fullback Donald Fulton, end John Mclnnis and halfback Wayne Tolbert.

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

MOSS POINT CAPTAINS—Captains for the Mo ss Point Tigers tonight against St. Stanislaus will be, from left, fullback Donald Fulton, end John Mclnnis and halfback Wayne Tolbert.

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

GAS EXPLOSION—Heavy damages were suffered to furniture and walls of this Bayou Casotte home after a gas explosion during this morning’s early hours. The block house, owned by Odis Chesney, lost the entire east wall and a portion of the south wall. Pascagoula firemen Theodore Nelson and Raymond Ehlers reported the explo sion caused most of the damages, not the fire afterward. No one was home at the time. (Chronicle

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

D. L. BREAZEALE

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

of of MOSS POINTER AMONG LEADERS—In their first college test of leadership, qualifications, five MSCW freshmen have been elected house presidents of their dormitories. They are, from left, Virginia Goris of Biloxi, South Callaway Hall; Patricia Henry of Gulfport, Callaway Hall; Judith Ann Whitten of Union, Fant Hall; Nancy Lee Renfroe of Moss Point, Franklin Hall; and Mary Lee Colson of Syracuse, N.Y., The Club. Each automatically gains a seat on the MSCW i student association counciL

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

GIRL’S BIST FRIEND—If there is anything comparable to a boy and his dog, it has to be a girl and her “kitty.” An appropriate scene dur ing Cat Week, Nov. 3-9, is this six-year old lass and her playful pal, “Tippy”, who seems to glow at the idea of setting aside this week in

11/8/1963
Arizona tribune.
CARNIVAL TIME AT PALMDALE mu f Hfekh ?*WtaS ' '-■. I - .tfflffywgsSisagg imTs! mw-mR - lmniFjlPlglß '*> &*§§ wzMMmik j<|i^|HHMMHM||k^jV mm*w****mm •* ■MBBP It was fun and thrills for all of the youngsters who attended Palmdale School’s annual pre-Halloween carnival last Friday night. Shown are some of the children enjoying the different games and events scheduled at the school. Mrs. Herma Hightower, pictured in the lower right photo was busy helping some participants. BUY U. S. SAVINGS Never let a week pass by with out filing your nails, soaking your hands in warm soapsuds, scrub bing them thoroughly with a well lathered nail brush, and tending to the cuticles.

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11/8/1963 Arizona tribune.

CARNIVAL TIME AT PALMDALE mu f Hfekh ?*WtaS ' '-■. I - .tfflffywgsSisagg imTs! mw-mR - lmniFjlPlglß '*> &*§§ wzMMmik j<|i^|HHMMHM||k^jV mm*w****mm •* ■MBBP It was fun and thrills for all of the youngsters who attended Palmdale School’s annual pre-Halloween carnival last Friday night. Shown are some of the children enjoying the different games and events scheduled at the school. Mrs. Herma Hightower, pictured in the lower right photo was busy helping some participants. BUY U. S. SAVINGS Never let a week pass by with out filing your nails, soaking your hands in warm soapsuds, scrub bing them thoroughly with a well lathered nail brush, and tending to the cuticles.

$11/8/1963 Arizona tribune. ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX||l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• | XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I*' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M * ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i *3 "* y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL$

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$ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX||l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• | XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I*' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M * ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i *3 "* y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL$

11/8/1963 Arizona tribune.

ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX||l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• | XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I*' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M * ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i *3 "* y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL

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11/8/1963
The Chronicle.
FINDING OUT “HOW”—Vietnamese students examine weapons of the revolutionary army in Saigon, as an interim government takes over in South Viet Nam.

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

FINDING OUT “HOW”—Vietnamese students examine weapons of the revolutionary army in Saigon, as an interim government takes over in South Viet Nam.

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11/8/1963
The Chronicle.
SAFE IN ROME—Madame Nhu’s three youngest children are met by their uncle, Arch bishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, as they arrive in Rome from Viet Nam. Left to right: the uncle; Ngo Dinh Le Quyen, 3; Ngo Dinh Quyhn, 10; and Ngo Dinh Trac, 15.

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11/8/1963 The Chronicle.

SAFE IN ROME—Madame Nhu’s three youngest children are met by their uncle, Arch bishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, as they arrive in Rome from Viet Nam. Left to right: the uncle; Ngo Dinh Le Quyen, 3; Ngo Dinh Quyhn, 10; and Ngo Dinh Trac, 15.

11/9/1963
The Detroit tribune.
Q **'*•*-**' -'"’Pr ‘W j ■ DR. LISTON POPE "Th# Negro and Rehg.'on

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11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune.

Q **'*•*-**' -'"’Pr ‘W j ■ DR. LISTON POPE "Th# Negro and Rehg.'on

11/9/1963
Jackson advocate.
Silas Edward Corley Commissioner of Agriculture

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11/9/1963 Jackson advocate.

Silas Edward Corley Commissioner of Agriculture

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Paul Burney Johnson

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Walter Dell Davis

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DR. ARENIA C. MALLORY, President, Saints Industrial School at Lexington, first Negro woman in the history of the state to be officially invited and attend the inauguration of a Democrat as President of the United States, the inauguration of

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11/9/1963 Jackson advocate.

Dr. D. W. Sherrod, of Merid ian, graduate of Meharry Medi cal College in 1896, one of the first practicing physicians. Was a member of the Board of U.S. Examining Physicians for Me

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A group of M'ssissippians are shown standing before the Bocker T. Washington monument on the campus of the ramous educational Institute which he founded at Tuskegee, Alabama. Heading the group, second from the left in the row is Honorable James C. Gilliam, Grandmaster, M. W. Stringer Masonic Grand Lodge, State of Mississippi.

$11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune. * I ■■ ■ d'; » i r\ * GOVERNMENT selects new labor mediators • Nine new mediators have been recruited to work on the nationwide staff of the Federal Madiation and Conciliation Service to help settle labor-management dis putes. Pictured here at a training course in Washington, they are from left to right, with the cities to which they will be as signed, the men are (front row) Robert E. Crusie, Washington; Richard D. Williams, Chicago; FMCS Director William E. Sim kin; Walter Hopkins, St. Roger Leslie, Atlanta. William R. Kurts, Christopher J. Siesky, Cleve land; Philip H. Simon, Anthony Vavrus, San Francis co; and Thomas A. St. Louis.$

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$* I ■■ ■ d'; » i r\ * GOVERNMENT selects new labor mediators • Nine new mediators have been recruited to work on the nationwide staff of the Federal Madiation and Conciliation Service to help settle labor-management dis putes. Pictured here at a training course in Washington, they are from left to right, with the cities to which they will be as signed, the men are (front row) Robert E. Crusie, Washington; Richard D. Williams, Chicago; FMCS Director William E. Sim kin; Walter Hopkins, St. Roger Leslie, Atlanta. William R. Kurts, Christopher J. Siesky, Cleve land; Philip H. Simon, Anthony Vavrus, San Francis co; and Thomas A. St. Louis.$

11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune.

* I ■■ ■ d'; » i r\ * GOVERNMENT selects new labor mediators • Nine new mediators have been recruited to work on the nationwide staff of the Federal Madiation and Conciliation Service to help settle labor-management dis putes. Pictured here at a training course in Washington, they are from left to right, with the cities to which they will be as signed, the men are (front row) Robert E. Crusie, Washington; Richard D. Williams, Chicago; FMCS Director William E. Sim kin; Walter Hopkins, St. Roger Leslie, Atlanta. William R. Kurts, Christopher J. Siesky, Cleve land; Philip H. Simon, Anthony Vavrus, San Francis co; and Thomas A. St. Louis.

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I ‘maker OF HISTORY: Na thaniel Jack, policeman in In dianola, the first Negro police man to be hired in the state the reconstruction era.

11/9/1963
The Detroit tribune.
• •jffißfli Mwhfci H' '> The 2SOO-2700 Hooker Streot B’ock Club held their Third Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Tea, married Saturday, November 2 ber* Louiie Knighton, Gu*sie Hightower, Mary Hightower, Helen Maxwell, Mr*. Traft ficiated. Kirk, Mr. Traft Hampton, Ber nice Jone*. Seated are Etta Berry, Maud Prophet, Beatrice

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11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune.

• •jffißfli Mwhfci H' '> The 2SOO-2700 Hooker Streot B’ock Club held their Third Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Tea, married Saturday, November 2 ber* Louiie Knighton, Gu*sie Hightower, Mary Hightower, Helen Maxwell, Mr*. Traft ficiated. Kirk, Mr. Traft Hampton, Ber nice Jone*. Seated are Etta Berry, Maud Prophet, Beatrice

11/9/1963
Jackson advocate.
SOME OF the Capital Electric Power Association employees who are helping to keep dependable electric service in rural areas. From left to right they are: Robert Thomas, Dewitt Williams, Howard Peace, John Bryant and Herman Spann.

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SOME OF the Capital Electric Power Association employees who are helping to keep dependable electric service in rural areas. From left to right they are: Robert Thomas, Dewitt Williams, Howard Peace, John Bryant and Herman Spann.

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Enjoy tkat refresking new witk ice-cold Coke!

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11/9/1963 Jackson advocate.

THE OLDEST Memorial to Abraham Lin coln in the Washington area was erected and slavery joined in making contributions. Con gress set aside the and donated a

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TK 3 C< .<MA_ -J3RS OF THB Aft I£3 _CF TH3 rCRTKBKH STATES

11/9/1963
Românul American.
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11/9/1963 Românul American.

k «v‘ >. . ( Tj[' MfirV nSSfe ■MI jţ rai#** SECRETARUL MUNCII, WIRTZ

$11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune. (; *-'. sr V \ 1% ■ V K V if, : i ■ 1 808 BROWN$

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11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune.

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11/9/1963
Jackson advocate.
I DR. ANSLEM J. FINCH.

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I DR. ANSLEM J. FINCH.

11/9/1963
The Detroit tribune.
vygMMMI■MpMMi# t HI Ifej^ r 9W:Jliv» i nßWßß»sMwt'!Mßßyr ” ®f ; -* 'isHto *rWiflft i. Ijintf fJp-®K< r •■'wSfct * ■™W .MemjSSmsm,. - iftsid BRA! ] Mi»*f j* I The Fourth Annual Apprecia tion Sorvica for tha Rev. C. L. Anderson, Jr., minister of An dcrson Memorial Church of God In Christ was held during Oct. 29, through Nov. 2. Pictured are: Mra. Hattie Hunt, Mr. John E. Anderson, Mr. Thomas Har ria, Mra. June Scales, Mra. Ann Perry, Mias Mary Anderaon, Mrs. Lill e Mae Woods, Mra. Clara Lewis.

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11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune.

vygMMMI■MpMMi# t HI Ifej^ r 9W:Jliv» i nßWßß»sMwt'!Mßßyr ” ®f ; -* 'isHto *rWiflft i. Ijintf fJp-®K< r •■'wSfct * ■™W .MemjSSmsm,. - iftsid BRA! ] Mi»*f j* I The Fourth Annual Apprecia tion Sorvica for tha Rev. C. L. Anderson, Jr., minister of An dcrson Memorial Church of God In Christ was held during Oct. 29, through Nov. 2. Pictured are: Mra. Hattie Hunt, Mr. John E. Anderson, Mr. Thomas Har ria, Mra. June Scales, Mra. Ann Perry, Mias Mary Anderaon, Mrs. Lill e Mae Woods, Mra. Clara Lewis.

11/9/1963
Jackson advocate.
ONE OF the greatest contributions Negro farm and rural life has been of the 4-H Clubs here shown is a getting instructions on Flag Rais procedures during summer camp. Ap for girls; two bath houses, staff ers, caretakers home, a 14 acre lake swimming and fishing. There are 85 in the camp area, a part of this to pines for forestry and wildlife

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ONE OF the greatest contributions Negro farm and rural life has been of the 4-H Clubs here shown is a getting instructions on Flag Rais procedures during summer camp. Ap for girls; two bath houses, staff ers, caretakers home, a 14 acre lake swimming and fishing. There are 85 in the camp area, a part of this to pines for forestry and wildlife

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THE AFRO HOSPITAL

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A GROUP of 1963 Freshmen, just arriving on Campus, standing before the Shrine, Administration Building in background, at Rust College, Methodist Church related stitution for higher education of Negroes at Holly

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—I WEST TALLAHATCHIE ELEMENTARY — HIGH GRADES

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The Detroit tribune.
lUgi • • . i l ' x * ‘ DR. RAYFORD LOGAN

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PLANS FOR NEW HOME—Mr. and Mra. Britt Dickey, center, Summit, Miss., are going over rough plans for their new home with Mrs. Lillian O. left, district home demonstration agent; and Mrs. Lillian B. Carter, right, their county home demonstration agent. They are standing on the site for

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PLANS FOR NEW HOME—Mr. and Mra. Britt Dickey, center, Summit, Miss., are going over rough plans for their new home with Mrs. Lillian O. left, district home demonstration agent; and Mrs. Lillian B. Carter, right, their county home demonstration agent. They are standing on the site for

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W. A. Scott, Jr. bom in Ed wards, graduate of Jackson Col lege, founded the Atlanta Daily World, Atlanta, Ga. in 1928 the only Negro daily published in the U.S.A.

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T i William Forrest Winter

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CLARENCE WINTERS, Secretary, M. W. Masonic Grand Second Largest in

$11/9/1963 The Detroit tribune. VV M m I In -ri‘ JWy*. J ' > \' , £~ tS K *r. v '*' * ‘ -.» A ■•->.-,?. *ty .?*, yi A.- . Rev ano Mr* C L Anderson. prcciet on Service which reach$

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VV M m I In -ri‘ JWy*. J ' > \' , £~ tS K *r. v '*' * ‘ -.» A ■•->.-,?. *ty .?*, yi A.- . Rev ano Mr* C L Anderson. prcciet on Service which reach

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11/2/1963	Ambassador Mercer Cook, U. S. envoy to the Republic of Niger, who is presently serv ing as a member of the U. S. Delegation to the United Na tions. He will return to his post in Africa at the end of the year.
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11/2/1963	feylS. vi . V • x;X Bi 4 ■ ' yfl c >“ .Ei/®8 Bl Ş-4. \| ' ’ -- i2 ' r ih <®®3AAfet 'TJL fl fb «' u I ■ ; f ■ Br* Ş i Pjn » ’ f ■ \ fe/L \|ff £ J W »-,-, , • T Mpii T s k v 9 ‘MtJtr FRENCH RAILROAD WORKERS went on strike for 24-hour* because of the Government's failure to carry out pledges to review wages in October. Civil servants, gas. electrical workers, and miners, all Government employees, are also demanding wage increases, charging that the de Gaulle big business government has not kept its word. Railroad transportation was paralysed, while the de- Gaulle Government put on a feeble show by sending out 300 mili
	$feylS. vi . V • x;X Bi 4 ■ ' yfl c >“ .Ei/®8 Bl Ş-4. \| ' ’ -- i2 ' r ih <®®3AAfet 'TJL fl fb «' u I ■ ; f ■ Br* Ş i Pjn » ’ f ■ \ fe/L \|ff £ J W »-,-, , • T Mpii T s k v 9 ‘MtJtr FRENCH RAILROAD WORKERS went on strike for 24-hour* because of the Government's failure to carry out pledges to review wages in October. Civil servants, gas. electrical workers, and miners, all Government employees, are also demanding wage increases, charging that the de Gaulle big business government has not kept its word. Railroad transportation was paralysed, while the de- Gaulle Government put on a feeble show by sending out 300 mili$ + Collection	Românul American. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/2/1963	ft £\| .N. ts jfj ' i '^.ifi^- r^j'wi r ■ jPBMf w ■ ir nr m M■Jn J fjd\| ..i V Jn B 1 y\| XW^3%; ■ iw &$, «•'"■' Mfjn <Wili A Pre • Hdiloweer. Party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Dunn last Friday, which brought joy and happi* ness to children and friends cf the sponsoring group. Mis sionary Circle No. 1 of Sec ond Baptist Church, Pictured are Cheryl Watson, Vanita Bar ber, Lariesa Turner, Deborah and Mrs. Frances Turner, (kneeling, front) social chair man.
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11/2/1963	Mrs. Annie Whitehead of Rocky Mount, North Caro
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11/2/1963	ByfiL * ~ 'S' , ‘ ‘l , ' r> o V* ‘lfflhlfak, 1 H 4 ’ n -<'‘'" 9 3 jß'”'- - '-' '~'r^'\''']%~i\'\'‘ r^' Kyk "I «\| Award Winning annual re port of Xerox Corporation for 1962 draws pleased smiles from (left to right; Milton B. Pun- Mc'rciano, art director for Hart; Hait Printing Cos., Inc.; Dan end Jack Hough, Eerox corpor ate design manager. Report was judged finest in broad manu- factoring category as well as best in the office industry in Financial World magazine's annual selection from more than 5,000 reports. Xerox will receive silver and bror.ie Oscar • of • Industry award} in Mew York, October 30.
	$ByfiL * ~ 'S' , ‘ ‘l , ' r> o V* ‘lfflhlfak, 1 H 4 ’ n -<'‘'" 9 3 jß'”'- - '-' '~'r^'\''']%~i\'\'‘ r^' Kyk "I «\| Award Winning annual re port of Xerox Corporation for 1962 draws pleased smiles from (left to right; Milton B. Pun- Mc'rciano, art director for Hart; Hait Printing Cos., Inc.; Dan end Jack Hough, Eerox corpor ate design manager. Report was judged finest in broad manu- factoring category as well as best in the office industry in Financial World magazine's annual selection from more than 5,000 reports. Xerox will receive silver and bror.ie Oscar • of • Industry award} in Mew York, October 30.$ + Collection	The Detroit tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/2/1963	j> 1 * '* , Jy / "® « r / » .“' Jţţ> « ALGERIA claims it is defeating: Morocco in the clashes over dis puted territory in the Sahara Desert rich in minerals, and the Ber ber tribesmen who have been feuding with the Algerian Govern ment have agreed to forget differences and help fight the Moroc cans. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is trying to mediate the
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11/2/1963	'ti.j " "^r, f Pr Be* Jl r Vf'" V v'4i'; RANDOLPH WALLACE FUND A Press Conference wes held in the home of Mrs. Ora Beil Wallace, wife of the late Ran dolph Wallace, Saturday, Oct. - * ■' I 26. From left are: Richard Aus tin, Dr. Melvin Batchlor, and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Walton Lew is.
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11/2/1963	Mrs. Mary Dewberry seated
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11/2/1963	The show will be open from ? a m. until 8 p.m. every day. JfwL r ' i * V m JBF^m Vg. Jfljk ,Jyj M jN,.,,. A JBr vw A Welcome Banquet Konor ng Rev. and Mr. John M. Exum of Cortor Metropolitan C.M.E. Church, waa held laet DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1963 • ecaption hall. From lr: Cn*- ♦in Reav, A. C. Radd, R. Clifford Campball, Sr., Jam W. Jankin,, Rav. and Mr. M. Exum, honor**, Mrs. Jmo* rl. jnin», Mr. Lilt tan Dot ir, Mr. Marion Scipio, Rav. Iaiah Scipio, Jr., mattor.
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11/2/1963	' STEAK, FRIED CHIPS, SALAD, and CAKE are dispensed to soldiers transported in biggest trans atlantic air lift in history from bases in the Uited States to bases in Germany. Soldiers above are from the 2nd Armored Division and were flown from Hood, Tex., to a landing point near Rhein-Main in West Germany, a distance of air-miles. More than 16,000 troops were transported, together with equipment, in at a cost of $20,000,000 of tax payers' money, to show to the world that the States can to of the world A week after
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11/2/1963	—ns i • ?.; i '" JIHJ Hp * 1 ■l'.jW ■;■ •■■ "WKI'Y r % H;!wTj JBPfs& **M ; !> #f , i^^aw ,, ,M ' , CIVIL RIGHTS CONFAB in the nation's Capi ing left to right are: Charles A. Fisher, District of Columbia ton B. Morton, Chairman of the Republican Senatorial Cam to Governor William W. Scran ton of Pennsylvania; Joseph
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11/2/1963	de la de Horia. Cloşca şi Crişan seco un timp , ma în eli răs de le contri c era face lega grofilor să în fire de şi cio de la nu era Munţii în inten sarcini io de şi arderea i r '• '"i ' •%s.' ■'K.jf'' at'i'v 'M i'V' • «3f v '* l&pyr TffljEj. wKwk.... ■ JjjfV • ip •" ■&£ .
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11/2/1963	In poză vedem oficianţi americani şi sovietici, în ajunul discuţiilor şi târguielilor privitoare la comanda de surplus de grîu american în valoare de 250 de milioane de dolari plasată de guvernul sovie tic, din cauza secetei din Uniunea Sovietică, care a cauzat pagube recoltei din anul curent. Conform rapoartelor, tîrguiala va fi cam aspră în legătură cu costul excesiv al transportului în vapoarele de marfă americane. De la stingă la dreapta vedem pe subsecretarul de stat George Ball, ambasadorul Anatoly Dobrynin al U. R. 8. S. în S. U. A., ministrul adjunct sovietic al comerţului ex tern, Sergei Borisov, secretarul (ministrul > agricutturui al S.U.A., Orville Freeman şi secretarul de co merţ, Luther Hodges. r " WB ~ mm
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11/2/1963	■ w Jilt. i\|iW 1 mj ' rt \| ML 'y jl W' V 4i v -Mtor B l * #* ** * 4 'Hi' akh JIL \ #"■«# %"■ m '"'•#" ■Bpr ‘iW« % '\|K ■" w K vt m ■ > jfj.ils. ■ fS "i, - . £ r ' ’ ERNIE CLARK
	$■ w Jilt. i\|iW 1 mj ' rt \| ML 'y jl W' V 4i v -Mtor B l * #* ** * 4 'Hi' akh JIL \ #"■«# %"■ m '"'•#" ■Bpr ‘iW« % '\|K ■" w K vt m ■ > jfj.ils. ■ fS "i, - . £ r ' ’ ERNIE CLARK$ + Collection	The Detroit tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/2/1963	Dr. Geraldine Woods of Los Angeles, California, National President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
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11/2/1963	J_ ' I ifr . ija V] Hkp 0 uimgr Hufl I ■kJF JMWBHffe, WTIL.PI W'ifc'i ‘ Jiß. s ,-jPfl r ■ :>: ' : iirlm «rayy», ,iMSi;.M “ffiliuiiii. gyP . !H : '' , .419 ' I W. WP «• ## Bwfff 'fi ■■ j ¥?/■ Hr "'• 4 \|fjflHßMk^ ■■W Bk£M^b9HM§ H me auOxcii TRADE AS SOCIATION met at lunch Wed nesday, October 23, at 12:00 at the Great Lakes Insurance Building. Principal speaker for the luncheon was Dr. Norm man Drachler, Assistant Supt. of Oetroit Public Schools, who u«r ..cooOiS: Collapse or Bare Survival." From left. Or. G. Merrill Lenox, Executive Di rector of the Detroit Council of Churches; Mrs. Geraldine Bledsoe, Dr. Drachler, Tony Goines, Albert E. Dotson, Sears Roebuck; Atty. Kenneth Hyl
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11/2/1963	Slftellw Jp?\|^^r A wK' * jMl i»'.t /'‘V,* 1 - . ',' , 7'-''“ , !' l ' V'' fi ■ . v t k m \ %, ijjji'f A mm-rn ■ K ‘ . idEiiil .:s>; m MA-^ W // - ■:?,>' >- v, .' .' /J .; ; ; i» V \ ioKl^£^!lii;^^>‘;y?jf.V : * J ; ZAMA (HQ, US. Army Ja pant Army Specialist Four Waltar Harri* (right), who# mothar Mr. W ala Davl* ra Ino turu.na un \| na of tho UH ) A to Mj\|Or otiunl Chastar W. Cl>rk, daft). Commanding Gtnaral, U.S. Army Japan. Maj. itial visit tifUO booming com rn n ' nj t antral, USARJ. 4 Harris is a craw chits on UH lA.
	$Slftellw Jp?\|^^r A wK' * jMl i»'.t /'‘V,* 1 - . ',' , 7'-''“ , !' l ' V'' fi ■ . v t k m \ %, ijjji'f A mm-rn ■ K ‘ . idEiiil .:s>; m MA-^ W // - ■:?,>' >- v, .' .' /J .; ; ; i» V \ ioKl^£^!lii;^^>‘;y?jf.V : * J ; ZAMA (HQ, US. Army Ja pant Army Specialist Four Waltar Harri* (right), who# mothar Mr. W ala Davl* ra Ino turu.na un \| na of tho UH ) A to Mj\|Or otiunl Chastar W. Cl>rk, daft). Commanding Gtnaral, U.S. Army Japan. Maj. itial visit tifUO booming com rn n ' nj t antral, USARJ. 4 Harris is a craw chits on UH lA.$ + Collection	The Detroit tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/4/1963	PHILLIPS, LEFT, AND RUNNING MATE MORSE, RIGHT, GREET JACKSON COUNTY CIV Ic leader and former legislator Hermes Gautier at Republican rally at Beach Park. (Chronicle Staff Photo)
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11/4/1963	HOWARD GUNTER
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11/5/1963	MR. AND MRS. WILSON (Clifford SUgg Photo)
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11/5/1963	C. DOUGLAS GULLEY, Pas cagoula businessman and past department commander of the American Legion, has been selected as marshall for the Veterans Day parade in Pasca goula Saturday. Gulley served as post commander in Jackson County in 1953-54 and 1956-57, was department commander 1955-56 , 9th district commander 1953-54 and southern vice commander 1954-55.
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11/5/1963	RESERVE CHAMP—Robert Pedersen, 4H member. East Central, and his reserve grand cham
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11/5/1963	TOP SHOWMEN—Larry Deiancey, 4H member, Vancleave, takes top honor In showmanship at Jackson County Fair; 2nd—Alton Hamilton, 4H, East Central; and Louis Wayne Hurd, 4H, Forts Lake. (Photo by W. C. Jefcoat)
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11/5/1963	i HEAD COAST STUDENT GROUP—Officers elected by the Gulf Coast Association of Student Councils which met last week at Moss Point H igh School are, from left, President Andy Chris tensen of Moss Point, Vice President Nell Ishee of Biloxi, Recording secretary Margaret Smith of Long Beach and corresponding secretary Gerry Stuart of Pass Christian.. Charter schools of the association are Moss Point, Biloxi, Long Beach, Ocean Springs, Gulfport, East Central, Pass Christian and Sacret Heart. (Joe O. Sims Photo)
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11/5/1963	QUEEN’S FLOAT—Pascagoula High School homecoming queen Gretchen Murray and her court of beauties wave to the crowd along Delmas Avenue Friday afternoon during the PHS home coming parade. The queen and court were pre sented during half-time ceremonies Friday night at War Memorial Stadium where the PHS Panth ers were defeated 20-0 by the Panthers of Brook ^aven*
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11/5/1963	■b mm wmmm ■ MISS GARDNER Isabelle Gardner Will Marry
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11/6/1963	FOR STUDENT DRIVERS—The keys to a 1964 Pontiac Catalina, to be used In the driver train ing program, are presented to Claude L. Stauter, principal of Moss Point’* Central High School hy H. H. Nelson of the Nelson Motor Company, In:*, as Robert Holmes, Driver Training Instructor, looks on. This is the third year that Nelson Motor Company has furnished a Pontiac for the use of the Driver
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11/6/1963	I UMMU lllli mMMm BUYS FIRST POPPY—Little Cheryl Beasley, f oar-year-old granddaughter of city poppy chair man Mrs. William Beasley, pins the first poppy on Pascagoula Mayor Ben Briggs. Poppy Day, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, will be held on Nov. 9. (Chronicle Photo)
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11/6/1963	FAS GIRL IN WHO’S WHO—These five Mississippi State College for Women Students are among 29 from their school selected for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. They are, from left, Mary Ann Phillips of Monticello, Fla., Linda Jaqua of Meridian, Josephine Burns of Pascagoula, Nancy Carolyn Cooper of Picayune and Sherry Cunningham of Louisville. All are MSCW leaders in their field. ness education major; Liz
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11/6/1963	PANTHER BAND OFFICERS—Officers for Pascagoula High School Band for this year are, standing from left, BUI Browder, vice-president; Barry Mclnwaln, president; Robert WUliams! treasurer; seated, Frances Brignac, secretary, and Natalie StUes, reporter.
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11/6/1963	PAUL JOHNSON
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11/6/1963	A prime example 0/ lng«.is wide cnversmcarion in the field of marine construction is this off-shore oil drilling rig, now operating in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig, shown here as she
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11/6/1963	SITK FOR NEW JAIL — While Town Counci. a.vaits linal pians for a new jail, town forces laül week bvgan clearing a site on Walnut street for the structure which is expected to accomodate some 40 prisoners. The new jail will he located on the town lot next to the
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11/6/1963	SWEP DAVIS, Hattiesburg, second from left, executive director of the Pat Harrison Waterway District, told soil conservation district commissioners meeting Oct. 28 at Newton that the dis trict will pay all or part of locally-borne expenses for groups within the district applying for federal assistance with small watershed projects. Above are (left to right) Henry Bridgforth, Vaughan MASCD president, Davis, L. W. Craig, Jackson, State Department of Education, and P. D. Houston, Sylvarena, area vice president MASCD. the 15-county district.
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11/6/1963	CARROLL GARTIN
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11/6/1963	Pledges at tea given by sorority are from left, Mesdames Buddy Smith, Sadovsky, Brent Smith, Peterson, LeBlanc, Gaotier, Lee, Sehroeder and Brown. (Jackson's Studio photo)
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11/6/1963	A* 1,.,.A i,A*AAJMix'isx—+k.G iaii0u-ee aits f«cuiiy of Moss Point High School conducted Us first in-service education meet ing in Hattiesburg with Dr. Louis Dollarhide of Mississippi College as guest speaker and a discussion on “the Bear," a novel by William Faulkner of Mississippi. Financed by the In ternational Paper Co., the program is designed to give English teachers a look at recent events in literary fields. At the meet ing were, seated from left, Jenny Combest, Dollarhide, John Wynn, Margaret Wilson. Standing, Catherine Cryer, Thomas Davis III, Walter Mullen and Nelda Cunningham.
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11/6/1963	PROGRESSIVE STEP—Chancellor J. D. Williams of the University of Mississippi (right) smiles his approval as Jackson industrialist and financier R. E. Dumas Milner presents the Univers ity $100,000 to establish a Chair of Industrial Economics. Chancellor Williams stated that this was perhaps the most significant contribution to the individual development of business and eco
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11/6/1963	- I iiiiiiii 111 a ma Λ ' ΓΤΒ"Λβ1MflMnm once a PREPARING DKMCIOCS Dl« HKS WITH St'RPH'S FOOD -- Worker· at (he Surplus Commodity D'strlbution Warehouse In Whiteviile trich reriplrnts of free surplus food (he cOrreot method» of preparing and serving II. Workers shown above <l-r» are: Mrs Jackie l.ennon. Mm. Roth l.rnnon. both leaden of the North Tatum Home Demonstration Club, and Mrs. Yvonne Ray, county home economist They are handing two eldery women aam plea of cookies baked with rolled wheat, one of the surplm foods. Many of the recipient· of this free food are eldery colored rlttxen*. (Photo By Elfte Cfemmons)
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11/6/1963	SIZING UP—Exhibits from the various schools and departments at Ole Miss will be displayed for viewing by thousands of high school students expected on the campus for the annual Band and High School Day event Saturday, Nov. 9. Sizing up an appartus to be used in a display representing the Department of Chemical Engineering arc Ronnie Roberts (left) of Pascagoula and Jerry Tucker of Oxford. Band and High School Day at Ole Miss will feature exhibits, guided
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11/7/1963	SHOOTING SCENE—Deputies M. D. Johnson (left) and Tony Greer point to Cleo Graham’s pickup truck in which Graham Wednesday allegedly shot his wife in the head. Cecilia Graham, 25. was taken to Doctors Hospital in Mobile where a .22 caliber slug was removed. Her condtion is reported today as critical. Graham is being held in Jackson County Jail on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. (Chronicle staff photo)
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11/7/1963	MYRNA JO McGOWEN, DAUGHTER OF THE C. W. McGOWENS OF KREOLE, WAS SE Iccted beauty of the month by the staff of The Bulldog Barks, newspaper at Perkinston Col lege. Miss McGowen, a sophomore majoring in physical education, plans to continue her education at the University of Southern Mississippi. (Wallace Reeves Photo)
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11/7/1963	rat tales by Johnny Tandy .-»« -T'linanri it' munii;rnffiwrrrimntinMIflifnigTMMIMMf £_ — «ril *■-—ifk £jf fflBL
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11/7/1963	■ f m ah HBpi Past. H. J. Kotila asetettiin virkaan Mount Calvary Lutheran seurakunnan pastoriksi West Actonissa, Mass. viime elokuussa. Toi mitukseen osallistuivat vas. past. E. Davis Westminsterista, Mass., prof. G. I. Aho Spring fieldista, 111., past. R. Heikkilä Cornucopiasta, Wis., (past! Kotila messupaitaan pukeutunut) past. R. J. L. Aho Fitchburgista, Mass. ja past. R. W. Heikkinen Troysta, N. H. Past. Kotila siirtyi viime kesänä iromvoodin Trinity seura kunnan palveluksesta West Actoniin.
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11/7/1963	PAST. R. W. HEIKKISEN VIRKAANASEJUS P*- ' 1 k . : \| - li. afa. ifrjL ’ Past. R. W. Heikkinen asetettiin virkaan New Ipswichin Our Redeemer seurakunnan ja Troyn, N. H. Christ Luth. seurakunnan pasto riksi viime kesänä. Toimitukseen osallistuivat vas. past. J. Wm Sippola Marquettesta, Mich., past. R. J. L. Aho Fitchburgista, Mass., prof. G. I. Aho Springfieldista, 111. ja past. Elmer Linen Plymouthista, Mass. Past. Heikkinen siirtyi Sebekasta, Minn. hoitamaan New Ip swichin ja Troy’n New Hampshiren seurakun tia.
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11/7/1963	COMING ATTRACTION—Cast stars Joye Shanteau and Dick Chenoweth go through their lines In a scene from the romantic comedy, “Kind Sir,” to be presented Monday and Tuesday by the Pascagoula Little Theater.
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11/7/1963	DSC CAFETERIA—-This is what the new cafeteria planned for Delta State College will look like when completed. Bids on the structure, which will house six dining rooms, will be opened Nov. 7 In Jackson by the State Building Commission.
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11/7/1963	COSMIC WEDDING—Soviet cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev slips the ring on finger of his bride, cosmonette Valentina Tereshkova, during marriage ceremony at the Palace of
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11/7/1963	MP&L PRESIDENT, Baxter Wilson, left, presents Lexington Mayor W. B. Kenna a framed copy of the company’s policy and bronze plaque dedicating the auditorium at the dedication ceremonies for the com new office building. (Staff Photo)
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11/7/1963	IRVIN KING, KAY MEYER, AND RICHARD VOGLE
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11/7/1963	Among speakers at meeting of Soil Conservation District Commissioners, October 24 in Canton were (left to right Henry Bridgforth, Vaughn, MASCD President; W. L. Heard Jackson, State Conservationist, SCS; and Clarence Morgai ?. .
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11/7/1963	' t "sari * DEMOCRACY IX" ACTION . . . Here election official Bean White accepts ballot from Malcolm Phillips to Mrs. Walter Sharp, Mrs. Ruth Roach, Mrs. David Miles, Mrs. G. S. Ashley, and Mrs. Tom Shepherd. In back
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11/8/1963	MOSS POINT CAPTAINS—Captains for the Mo ss Point Tigers tonight against St. Stanislaus will be, from left, fullback Donald Fulton, end John Mclnnis and halfback Wayne Tolbert.
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11/8/1963	GAS EXPLOSION—Heavy damages were suffered to furniture and walls of this Bayou Casotte home after a gas explosion during this morning’s early hours. The block house, owned by Odis Chesney, lost the entire east wall and a portion of the south wall. Pascagoula firemen Theodore Nelson and Raymond Ehlers reported the explo sion caused most of the damages, not the fire afterward. No one was home at the time. (Chronicle
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11/8/1963	D. L. BREAZEALE
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11/8/1963	of of MOSS POINTER AMONG LEADERS—In their first college test of leadership, qualifications, five MSCW freshmen have been elected house presidents of their dormitories. They are, from left, Virginia Goris of Biloxi, South Callaway Hall; Patricia Henry of Gulfport, Callaway Hall; Judith Ann Whitten of Union, Fant Hall; Nancy Lee Renfroe of Moss Point, Franklin Hall; and Mary Lee Colson of Syracuse, N.Y., The Club. Each automatically gains a seat on the MSCW i student association counciL
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11/8/1963	GIRL’S BIST FRIEND—If there is anything comparable to a boy and his dog, it has to be a girl and her “kitty.” An appropriate scene dur ing Cat Week, Nov. 3-9, is this six-year old lass and her playful pal, “Tippy”, who seems to glow at the idea of setting aside this week in
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11/8/1963	CARNIVAL TIME AT PALMDALE mu f Hfekh ?WtaS ' '-■. I - .tfflffywgsSisagg imTs! mw-mR - lmniFjlPlglß '> &§§ wzMMmik j<\|i^\|HHMMHM\|\|k^jV mmw***mm • ■MBBP It was fun and thrills for all of the youngsters who attended Palmdale School’s annual pre-Halloween carnival last Friday night. Shown are some of the children enjoying the different games and events scheduled at the school. Mrs. Herma Hightower, pictured in the lower right photo was busy helping some participants. BUY U. S. SAVINGS Never let a week pass by with out filing your nails, soaking your hands in warm soapsuds, scrub bing them thoroughly with a well lathered nail brush, and tending to the cuticles.
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11/8/1963	ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX\|\|l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• \| XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p\| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i 3 " y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL
	$ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX\|\|l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• \| XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p\| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i 3 " y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL$ + Collection	Arizona tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/8/1963	CARNIVAL TIME AT PALMDALE mu f Hfekh ?WtaS ' '-■. I - .tfflffywgsSisagg imTs! mw-mR - lmniFjlPlglß '> &§§ wzMMmik j<\|i^\|HHMMHM\|\|k^jV mmw***mm • ■MBBP It was fun and thrills for all of the youngsters who attended Palmdale School’s annual pre-Halloween carnival last Friday night. Shown are some of the children enjoying the different games and events scheduled at the school. Mrs. Herma Hightower, pictured in the lower right photo was busy helping some participants. BUY U. S. SAVINGS Never let a week pass by with out filing your nails, soaking your hands in warm soapsuds, scrub bing them thoroughly with a well lathered nail brush, and tending to the cuticles.
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11/8/1963	FINDING OUT “HOW”—Vietnamese students examine weapons of the revolutionary army in Saigon, as an interim government takes over in South Viet Nam.
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11/8/1963	ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX\|\|l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• \| XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p\| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i 3 " y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL
	$ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD BY VFW AUXILIARY AT MASONIC HALL S jit. ’* Sr \-Wm I 'X k y n SJIHk « wl, cnK < - m jfl JX\|\|l Xjp JHV . jHXSgXBHnHF & .i'-'^sT^t' ■ XV jf * ,; v Xk \ ]B£M ■ ,• \| XXp^H^X'^ -.4 I' 4jF 51 iff T fl Hr “ M ' ~ Jr,. 4 Bf' ML 14* W il wXPp.,, 1# m - p\| k. Jr Mp 1 I [ 1 J[jT jff i 3 " y ./ft. ’ hHk H I '— — The Ladles Auxiliary of Virgil Bell Post 1710, Veterans of the Foreign Wars, sponsored a fall fashion show at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Sun., Oct. 27 shows members of the 4 LOCAL MEN BAG 4 WHITETAIL$ + Collection	Arizona tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/8/1963	SAFE IN ROME—Madame Nhu’s three youngest children are met by their uncle, Arch bishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, as they arrive in Rome from Viet Nam. Left to right: the uncle; Ngo Dinh Le Quyen, 3; Ngo Dinh Quyhn, 10; and Ngo Dinh Trac, 15.
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11/9/1963	Q *'•-*' -'"’Pr ‘W j ■ DR. LISTON POPE "Th# Negro and Rehg.'on
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11/9/1963	Silas Edward Corley Commissioner of Agriculture
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11/9/1963	Paul Burney Johnson
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11/9/1963	Walter Dell Davis
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11/9/1963	DR. ARENIA C. MALLORY, President, Saints Industrial School at Lexington, first Negro woman in the history of the state to be officially invited and attend the inauguration of a Democrat as President of the United States, the inauguration of
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11/9/1963	Dr. D. W. Sherrod, of Merid ian, graduate of Meharry Medi cal College in 1896, one of the first practicing physicians. Was a member of the Board of U.S. Examining Physicians for Me
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11/9/1963	A group of M'ssissippians are shown standing before the Bocker T. Washington monument on the campus of the ramous educational Institute which he founded at Tuskegee, Alabama. Heading the group, second from the left in the row is Honorable James C. Gilliam, Grandmaster, M. W. Stringer Masonic Grand Lodge, State of Mississippi.
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11/9/1963	* I ■■ ■ d'; » i r\ * GOVERNMENT selects new labor mediators • Nine new mediators have been recruited to work on the nationwide staff of the Federal Madiation and Conciliation Service to help settle labor-management dis putes. Pictured here at a training course in Washington, they are from left to right, with the cities to which they will be as signed, the men are (front row) Robert E. Crusie, Washington; Richard D. Williams, Chicago; FMCS Director William E. Sim kin; Walter Hopkins, St. Roger Leslie, Atlanta. William R. Kurts, Christopher J. Siesky, Cleve land; Philip H. Simon, Anthony Vavrus, San Francis co; and Thomas A. St. Louis.
	$* I ■■ ■ d'; » i r\ * GOVERNMENT selects new labor mediators • Nine new mediators have been recruited to work on the nationwide staff of the Federal Madiation and Conciliation Service to help settle labor-management dis putes. Pictured here at a training course in Washington, they are from left to right, with the cities to which they will be as signed, the men are (front row) Robert E. Crusie, Washington; Richard D. Williams, Chicago; FMCS Director William E. Sim kin; Walter Hopkins, St. Roger Leslie, Atlanta. William R. Kurts, Christopher J. Siesky, Cleve land; Philip H. Simon, Anthony Vavrus, San Francis co; and Thomas A. St. Louis.$ + Collection	The Detroit tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
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11/9/1963	I ‘maker OF HISTORY: Na thaniel Jack, policeman in In dianola, the first Negro police man to be hired in the state the reconstruction era.
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11/9/1963	• •jffißfli Mwhfci H' '> The 2SOO-2700 Hooker Streot B’ock Club held their Third Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Tea, married Saturday, November 2 ber* Louiie Knighton, Gusie Hightower, Mary Hightower, Helen Maxwell, Mr. Traft ficiated. Kirk, Mr. Traft Hampton, Ber nice Jone*. Seated are Etta Berry, Maud Prophet, Beatrice
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11/9/1963	SOME OF the Capital Electric Power Association employees who are helping to keep dependable electric service in rural areas. From left to right they are: Robert Thomas, Dewitt Williams, Howard Peace, John Bryant and Herman Spann.
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11/9/1963	Enjoy tkat refresking new witk ice-cold Coke!
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11/9/1963	THE OLDEST Memorial to Abraham Lin coln in the Washington area was erected and slavery joined in making contributions. Con gress set aside the and donated a
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11/9/1963	TK 3 C< .<MA_ -J3RS OF THB Aft I£3 _CF TH3 rCRTKBKH STATES
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11/9/1963	k «v‘ >. . ( Tj[' MfirV nSSfe ■MI jţ rai#** SECRETARUL MUNCII, WIRTZ
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11/9/1963	(; *-'. sr V \ 1% ■ V K V if, : i ■ 1 808 BROWN
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11/9/1963	I DR. ANSLEM J. FINCH.
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11/9/1963	vygMMMI■MpMMi# t HI Ifej^ r 9W:Jliv» i nßWßß»sMwt'!Mßßyr ” ®f ; -* 'isHto rWiflft i. Ijintf fJp-®K< r •■'wSfct ■™W .MemjSSmsm,. - iftsid BRA! ] Mi»f j I The Fourth Annual Apprecia tion Sorvica for tha Rev. C. L. Anderson, Jr., minister of An dcrson Memorial Church of God In Christ was held during Oct. 29, through Nov. 2. Pictured are: Mra. Hattie Hunt, Mr. John E. Anderson, Mr. Thomas Har ria, Mra. June Scales, Mra. Ann Perry, Mias Mary Anderaon, Mrs. Lill e Mae Woods, Mra. Clara Lewis.
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11/9/1963	ONE OF the greatest contributions Negro farm and rural life has been of the 4-H Clubs here shown is a getting instructions on Flag Rais procedures during summer camp. Ap for girls; two bath houses, staff ers, caretakers home, a 14 acre lake swimming and fishing. There are 85 in the camp area, a part of this to pines for forestry and wildlife
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11/9/1963	THE AFRO HOSPITAL
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11/9/1963	A GROUP of 1963 Freshmen, just arriving on Campus, standing before the Shrine, Administration Building in background, at Rust College, Methodist Church related stitution for higher education of Negroes at Holly
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11/9/1963
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11/9/1963	—I WEST TALLAHATCHIE ELEMENTARY — HIGH GRADES
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11/9/1963	V0CATI0NAL C0LLEGE Library Science Building — Wat
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11/9/1963	lUgi • • . i l ' x * ‘ DR. RAYFORD LOGAN
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11/9/1963	PLANS FOR NEW HOME—Mr. and Mra. Britt Dickey, center, Summit, Miss., are going over rough plans for their new home with Mrs. Lillian O. left, district home demonstration agent; and Mrs. Lillian B. Carter, right, their county home demonstration agent. They are standing on the site for
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11/9/1963	W. A. Scott, Jr. bom in Ed wards, graduate of Jackson Col lege, founded the Atlanta Daily World, Atlanta, Ga. in 1928 the only Negro daily published in the U.S.A.
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11/9/1963	T i William Forrest Winter
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11/9/1963	CLARENCE WINTERS, Secretary, M. W. Masonic Grand Second Largest in
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11/9/1963	VV M m I In -ri‘ JWy. J ' > \' , £~ tS K r. v '' ‘ -.» A ■•->.-,?. ty .?, yi A.- . Rev ano Mr* C L Anderson. prcciet on Service which reach
	$VV M m I In -ri‘ JWy. J ' > \' , £~ tS K r. v '' ‘ -.» A ■•->.-,?. ty .?, yi A.- . Rev ano Mr* C L Anderson. prcciet on Service which reach$ + Collection	The Detroit tribune. download image view full issue in Chronicling America learn more about this newspaper title cite this
11/9/1963	■yHgjyMML fluy TONY LORICK
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