Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-29

Pharmacy for Refusal of Service.
=. U. S. Attorney General Francis
Biddle Threatens to Quit Federal
Bar Association Because Of Race
Ban. Rev. Francis Gilligan was
Credit Union Speaker. Fred
McCracken, Pioneer Business Man
and Civic Figure Dies in St. Paul.
Thomas Brigham Dies. .
Roland Hayes Refused Hotel Res
ervation by Hotel St. Paul.
W. B. Dad" Walker, Insurance
Man Reelected President of Asso-
ciated Negro Credit Union. .
NJ. P. Webster Raps Negro Press.
-. st. Paul Ministers Urge Youth
to Better Public Conduct.
February: Publishers Confer
with Roosevelt on Race Aims. .
Townsend CLIO Leader Praises Ne
gro Press in Local Interview. .
Charge German Prisoners Treated
Better than American Negro Sol
diers in South. Bilbo Becomes
Mayor of Washington, D. C.
Roosevelt Asks Boilermakers to
End Color Bar. E. o. Pearce,
William Long Jack" Jackson and
Fred Abbey, all well known Twin
Citians, Die. Congressman
Richard Gale, Only Minnesota Rep
resentative to Vote for Admins
tration Soldiers Vote Measure.
Twin Cities Observe Race Relations
Week. St. Paul YMCA Drops
Race Bar. st. Paul NAACP
Unable to Obtain Audience with
Congressman Mas. McDuff
Woodland, for Years Minneapolis
Business Man, Dies. Negro
Press Announces Plan for~Annual
Newspaper Week.
March: Earl Lacy, TCOP guard
and former Minneapolis Club door
man, Dies. War Dept. Raped
for Failure to Use Negro Troops
in Combat. Minneapolis YMCA
drops Race Bar, Accepts Negroes
in Full Membership. Charles L.
Horn named to FEPC by President.
Publishers Spend Two Days
at Great Lakes as Navy Guests.
Negro Child Delinquency in
st. Paul Shows Decrease. ;. E. H.
Brother" Payne Dies. J. T.
Wardlaw of Massillon, Ohio, Named
Minneapolis Urban League Secre-
tary. SPOKESMAN & RE-
CORDER Papers Attack MIME
APOLIS DAILY TIMES News
handling as Conducive to Interra-
cial Ill-Will. E. Burk Farrar Dead
April: India B. Allen, Minnesota
Woman Tnherits $4,000 Re,
publicans name S. Edward Hall
Presidential Elector for Third Time
A. Phillips Randolph Defies
Boss Crump, Speaks in Memphis
Tenn. Frank Boyd Named
Democratic FL Presidential Elec-
tor. Rev. S. E. Ware, Pastor
of Pilgrim Baptist Church Resigns
Under Fire. e. Lillian Schofield is
First Full Time Minneapolis Public
Library Employee Assigned to
Main Library. Helen Scott
WEEDS Sergeant William Whiteside.
NAACP offers Ten Instances
of Mistreatment of Negro Soldiers
in Southland. Don Bonaparte
Former St. Paulite Named Acting
Manager of Huge Chicago Housing
Project.
May: Mrs. Maceo Littlejohn
Buried. . K. C. Hotels and Res
taurants Bar Negro Methodist
Church Delegates. Mississippi
Chinese Protests to State Depart
ment Against States Attempt to
Force Chinese Children to Attend
All-Negro Schools. Artie Boyd
Discharged from Army. W.
Squire Neal Opens New Mime
apolis Funeral Home. Phillip
Randolph Speaks Here. Henry
Thomas Elected President Twin
City Federation of Settlements. q. . :.
Archis West Dies. Abe Rennix
and Clyde Young Die. Louise
Bohanon Returns to Wheatley
House as Girls Worker. =. . A.M.E.s
elect George w. Baber and John
Claiborne Bishops Amidst Politics
and Confusion. Congressman
Martin Dies of Texas Announces
He Will Not Seek Reelection. .
Governor Ed Thye Addresses