St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-31
Looking Backward Over
Headlines of 1913

The war was still the main news in 1913 as it was in 1912
Each issue of this paper carried of and the
armed services and in the plants AS most weekly
this made attempt to rehash the daily
war cOverae but confined its news generally to those local
and national happenings of interest to the readers
JANUARY: oPA Announced That Items From Autos Foot
Suits Would Be Removed From Shoppers Lists The State of Mis-
spp Led the Lynhng With 8; Missouri Tied
With Each Henrietta Coins Pioneer Beautican, Dead Esen-
hover Praised Bravery of Negro Quarermar Regiment Which
Landed Ammunition Under Stiff Fire in North Africa NAACP At
tacks Abroad
The January 943 Issue of This Paper Started the New Year
Wrong by Carrying Its Date Line January 942 Instead of
"43" Which Makeup Columbia
George Washington Carver, Noted Scientist Dies Mill City
Plant Hiring Negro Labor Grows; Minneapolis Honeywell D.
Sons Munsngwear By
Cartridge Which Led Every Contractor the Country Extend
Industrial Democracy Negro Workers John Culver
NOTED to Fire Engineer Rank in St. Paul Fire Department
cated Negro Meeting,
Paul Union Negro Messenger
25 Years McNut Charged With secbing Railroad Discrmna
Hearings Young Kills California National
Office Ask Congressional Inquiry Into Demoon of Sergeant Sam
Reed II ndicts Five Msssipp Ivnchers MINNEAPOLIS Coun
ell of Negro Organizations Reflects Dr. W. D. Brown President
Finley Wilson Calls F. D. Speech Congress Disappointing
ST. Paul NAACP Telegram Protests McNus Cancellation of
Railroad Discrimination Hearings Discovers No Eleanor
Clubs u S. A. Mrs Alex Hemick Named Wheatey Settlement
House Board President Minneapolis Council Negro
Hits Behaviour of Some Negroes Attending Theatres.
FEBRUARY: Walter White Says Menaced By COai-
ton of Reaconay Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans
Sherman O. Brown House Annual Meeting Speaker
Ethel Lynch Heads W. Auxiliary and Rev. Wheeler Was
Named President Twin City Ministers Association Jean Brown
Junior High School Miss Elected Student Council President of I6OO
Pupils Minneapolis Wendell Phillips Junior High School, All Students
Except Rabbi Minda KeynOted Inerracial
Week Harry soval Mrs Rosa Wysne Mrs. Cora GssOm and
Mrs Taylor Die Baby Girl Born Mr. and Mrs. Joe Louis
John Hawy Northern Pump Co. Insults French Blacks By Re-
ferring to Them Nrs Radio Broadcast Over KSIP
Prgy and Bs" Play Large Crowds Twin City Lines Has First
Legislature Voted State Civil Rights
Law Include National Origin Pittsburgh Courier Carried AL
Full Twin Cities Ordnance Plant Negro Workers
Mother Collins c. L. Horn Spoke Before Largest Halle
Brown Forum Crowd Negro Press Observed National Negro
Feb % British Writer Charges White
u Army Officers Attempt Prejudice English Against Negro
DOughbOy Chamberlain Naval nauguraes Jim Crow
Mess Practices Order of New Commanding Officer c. L.
Horn Urges Negro Workers Save Some of Their Earnings for
"Rainy Days."
Harry Pettiford Musical Family Dies
81 Crystal Bird Fausett Speaks Here Negroes Refuse to
Support Red Because of Blood Bank Discrimination A Phil
lips Randolph Here New AntPol Tax Bill introduced By New
Congressman William Graham Rosco Aep
Veteran Railroad Judge William HASTE Speaks Here
Committee the Twin City Service Mems Council Got No
where When Segregation Negro Navy Personnel
Void Chamberlain Up With Base Officers HASTE Awarded Spin
Medal Named Hennepin County Sherfs
Staff Awarded 500 for Tave Refusal to Serve
Him Glass of Beer Alice Manning Broke Leg in Fall
APRIL Negro Owned Insurance Companies Boast Assets of SO
Million Dollars Twin City Daily Press Rallies Edtoray to Support
of State Public Opinion Forced Minnesota Leg1s-
lature Civil Rights Bill Out of Burial in Committee
ST. Paul Women Present Orchid to Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt Robson Receives Ovation At Two Appearances
With Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Anna Camp Dies New
York Daes Harlem Smear American Bar Association
Refuses Membership Rivers Distinguished Negro
Lawyer Judge GOldstein White Resigns Protest ST.
James Church. st. Paul. HOnOrs Charles H. Miller Veteran Church
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