davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-11-07
VALUE MAKES THIS COFFEE
AMERICA'S NO. / BUY!

A&P Coffee less because economies in packagng and
processing help hold prices down. As result many
2c pound@ because they've changed A&P Coffee from
other coees of comparable quality No wonder people
drinking A&P Coffee every day!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03

River High School. thsn worked
on railroad construction 10 earn
money for further schooling At
ths University % Minnesota.
stan" a. he 10 known 70 many,
served on the Mexican Border
with the lss Minnesota Eiald Ar
tlIlsry In 1919. He served n
months In the regular army In
World War I. When World War
II broke out, King joined the US.
Army Air Force and served 81
naanths.
He was tho flrst director Of
Soldiers Welfare In this state,
Q department which he organized
and served until 1890 when he
was elected State Auditor, the
elective once he stiil holds.
Mr.. King 10 . member Of the
American Legion, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars and Disabled Am
erlcnn Veterans. lie was four
years State AdIGtant Of The Am
arican Legion. lie 10 q member
Of the Methodist church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03
Negro Union Organizes
Insurance Company

NEW ORLEANS (ANP) - An
insurance company which will
cover the general public as we'll
as members Of the union has
been organized by local 1919 Of
the International Longshoremsn'S
association. IL was announced last
week by Dave A. Dennis, presi-
dent of the local.
The company has been chart
cred by the state Of louisiana
with a capital Of $4,000 and Is
legally empowered to operate IN
any state Of the union. Dennis
said that the new firm will center
is activities In New Orleans and
louisiana.
Every member Of the union
will be covered by . policy Of
the new company, the Union In
dustrial Life Insurance company.
Inc.
Dennis said the insurance Arm
would write endowment, straight
life, health and accident and
service policies. The service pol
icies will be issued in cooperA-
ton with the union owned Ged-
des- Richards funeral home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-03

last seaalon Of tho Minnesota
State Legislature. lie also INTRO
ducsd an amendment 10 the
"YOungdAhl Blll" which would
have made FEPc legislation
more effective.
Noon pledges his support TO
fight against high prices, and 10
insure better housing conditions
for all While serving his first
term In the last legislature. he
introduced an amendment 10 the
ave restrictive covenent bill
which would protect both reli.
gions and racial groups against
discrimination In the purchase Of
real estate.
Recently, Mr., Noon has given
his full support TO the Civil
Rights program.