davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Ally Khan oznamuje, re Sc po
rozvodu ozeni S Ritou Hayworth

Cannes. = Ably Khan, syn
zazracne bohateho Agy Kha-
ma a rudovlasa americka filmo-
va herecka Rita Hayworth O.
znamili, re budou oddani jak-
mile Dude Ally Khan pravoplat-
ne rozveden cd sve anglicke
manzelky.
Ally Khan pfijal novinare ma
SVEN zamku ma francouzske ri
Were a odevzdal jim kratk6
strojem psane prohlasenf zne-
j1c1:"Ozen1m Sc sc slecnou Hay
worth, jakmile budu moci tax
ucinit.".
Ally Khan 81 We SVEN prohla-
Semi stezuje ma smesny, nein-
formovany a casio zlomyslny
zpdsob, jakymz bylo v tisku o
jeho zalezitostech referovano.
V patek minuleho tydne ma
vst1vil Ally Khan S Ritou sveho
78 let stareho otce Agu Khana
v jeho zamku v LIE Cannett. CO
bylo predmetem zabavy neby-
10 mono zjistit, avsak Sc SHAT
KEN Aga Khan pine souhlas1.
Ally Khan Sc ozenil v roce
1886 S dcerou anglickeho baro-
ma Algernon Guinnesse, mali
tele velkych pivovar1 V Anglii,
z maszelstvf pochaz1 2 synove.
Rita Hayworth ma 4letou dee
ru Rebeku z manzelstv1 S fill
movym hercem Orsonem We'll
lesem.
Ally Khan Sc pc SVEN otci
stane duchovn1m v6dcem asi
IL, 900, 900 Ismaili mohameda-
nj. PT1slusn1ci teto sekty pred
rokem vyvazili Agu Khana dva-
KRAFT We zlate a vyplatili mu pax
hodnotu zlata obnosem $780,
900.
Aga dovozuje svG6j pGvod pri-
mo cd proroka Mohameda.
Sam byl zenat tTikrat a je ma
Jitelem neJVetSlch dOStlhOVych
stajG ma celem svete.
Ally Khan jeste prohlasil, re
zije odloucen Cd sve manzelky
jiz pc dobu 3 let a re rozvodo-
We T1zenf je v behu jiz pres rok.
Ally Khan Sc seznamil sc slec-
nou Hayworth minuleho leta ma
rivieTe a cd te dolby spolu ces-
tovali pc Americe, ma Kube, We
Francii a We Svycarsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
MlStnl Zprdvy.
z Velko-V yboru J. c. D. a
PANT Statu Maryland.

VSechny move zvolene tired.
nice, vybory a sestry short Cti-
lada els. Is, Zlata Praha els.
81, Baltimorske Vlastenky els.
1T a Maryland els. 1876, jsou
tfmto zadany dostaviti Sc ku
spolecn6mu uvadeni drednic
tuto nedeli, %. ledna We 3 hod.
odpoledne We Skolnf budov6.
Sestry 1cetnice prineste zpra-
Wy a sestry t~ajemnice jmena
1Tednic. Pc uvedeni Dude OBJ
cerstvenf a spolecne pobavenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Pozadi Titova odboje.

Zapadnf diplomatic v Belle
hrade nyni podali zpravu o
tom, co bezprostredne vedlo Ike
konfliktu mezi Kominformou
a Item. Rusove Sc domahali
toho, ably jugoslavske motori-
sovan6 oddly byly zaTazeny
do bojovych sill vsech ostatnfch
komunistickych statG a tez jul
goslavska armada mela byt po-
drobena ruskemu vedeni. Tito
to odm1tl s tim, re by jednak
ztratil svobodu rozhodovan1 a
mimo to, re by to znacne usko-
dilo jeho prestyzi donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21

Dim v Germantown, Pa, We
kterem Sc zdrzoval president
Jir1 Washington Sc SWIM kabi-
netem, byl nyn1 darovan Wade
Spojenych Stat1.
Sekretar Krug, odboru vni-
ira, sdelil, re dim ten v elsie
5442 Germantown Avenue, bu-
de zaTazen do historickeho ma
rodnfho parku independence,
nyn1 pfipravovaneho.
Washington a jeho kabinet
deli sedm tydn1 We zmlnenem
dome, kdyz byli nuceni opusti-
ii mesto Filadelfie, We kterem
byla velmi rozslTena zluta zim-
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Hleda Sc pomoc pro nemocne
csl. dite.

Ma zaklade doporuceni DIR.
J.. E. M. Thomsona z kliniky
Thomson, l108 Shapp Building
Lincoln = 8, Nebraska, ktery
prohledl nemocne dite pTede
dv6ma roxy v Trenc1ne v Ces-
koslovensku, bylo toto postize-
ne mozkovym ochrnut1m Gee
rebral palsy privezeno do u
stavu Children's Rehabilita-
ton Institute V Baltimore. Bylo
vSak mono obdrzeti jen ONE
zeny obnos, jehoz zapotfebl
pro jej1 osetTenf pc dobu PRIV
nfho roku, avsak dfte potfebu-
je dvou let, ably Sc uzdravilo.
Poole zprav Josefa Hortlika
z Trencfna, sdeluje Sc jim, re
Dude zapotrebf jest6 jednoho
roku, avsak Csl. Narodn1 ban
ka, ktera poc1tala pouze S jed
MIN, nepovolila uvolnen1 DIAL
SIGH penez a tud1z Sc rodina
must spolehnouti 1pln6 ma do
brocinnost Americana nebo
ceskoslovenskych dobrocinnych
organisacf V Americe.
Manzelka dotycneho J. Hort
lfka z1stane v Baltimore az do
prvnl polovice 1nora, zabyva
sc obtfznym 1kolem zfskati fl
nancn1 pomoc. Uvedena dli ma
adrese: Josephine Hortlik,
c/o Talbot, 5000 Kimble Rd.,
Baltimore, Md, kde jest moz-
no Sc S nj spojiti. Poole zprav
dotycneho, Dude Sc jednati O
obnos asi $4,000, a jediny zpG-
sob jak jej z1skati Dude zde,
nebot cd Ceskoslovensk6 Ma
rodn1 banky nedostane povole-
II k dals1 vyplate pence.
PTatele - krajane!
Matka tohoto dftete- 13ti
Ietedfvenky byla u mas v redak-
ci TELEGRAPH. Vylicila nam
neut6senou situaci a vfte jake
je srdce matcino, ktere by dalo
vse, snad i svGj zivot "a d1te,
jen ably mu bylo pomozeno.
Dfvka Sc pomalu uzdravuje, a.
vsak pen1ze dochazejf a re sta
re vlasti sc zadne nedostanou.
Najdou sc zde v Baltimore a
20 cel6 Americe krajanska srd-
ce, ktera by pomohla? Doufa-
me re ano! Prfspevky zaslete
Primo ma adresu:
MARIA HORTLfK,
% Children's Rehabilitation
Institute,
Cockeysville, Md.
K~rajane pomozte d1teti k III
votu!
Redakce "Telegrafu''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Pfipravuji novou dohodu o
delnicich z Mexika.

Washington, D. c. = Vlady
Spojenych StatG a Mexika O.
znamuj1, re pracuj1 ma move
dohode O pTipustenf mexickych
sezonn1ch delnik1 do Ameriky
Poslednf dohoda byla v breznu
|rOku 1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Board of United States Civil
Service Examiners of the Social
Security Administration

oznamuje, re Dude mfti zkous-
ku ma m1sto Aktuarn1ho Mate
matika sc sluznym Cd $3727
do $5232 rocne.
Kdo by Sc zaj1mal mGze Sc
informovati a vyzadati 81 for
mulaT zadosti u Board of Unit
ed States Civil Service Eqamin-
ers, TIA E. Pratt St., Baltimore
2, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
international Center Y.W.C.A

The Current Events Club teto
organisace uspoTada tento pa
tex, 81. ledna v 8 hodin vecer
We sve budove, 26 S. Broadway
illustrovanou prednasku 81.
Cushing Niles ma thema "Po-
valecne Nemecko = Anglicka
ZOna".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Baltimorska Jednota Sokolic

We sve vyrocni schdzi konane
9. ledna zvolila nasledujicf CT
novnice pro rok 1919:
Starostka a vzdel. Sylvie Pei
ferova; namestka a 1. podna-
celnice Frantiska Maresova
jednatelka E.. Hrdinova; ucet
Emile Seibertova pokl. Wilma
RGzickova; nacel. Jean Petts'
ova; 2. podnacel. Helena Bue.
sova; strazkyn6 Bessie Boudo-
va,
Cvicen1 vsech slozek Sokolic
Sc kona kazdou stredu cd z no
din vecer v Ceske Svob. Skole
Aug. Hermana. Rodice sc Wy
zyvajf by posflali sve dltky dc
sokolskych cvicenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
OAR

ma Ces. Skolu Aug. Hermana.
V redakci slouzili p. a pf.
Frank Kraus k ucteni pamatky
zemTele p1. Antonio Urban SIS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21

Nabor ma Velikonocni Nalepky
Sc Dude konati v dobe cd II.
brezna do IT.. dubna a Dude
poTadan Marylandskou Ligou
pro Zmrzacene Deti, kterych
ie V nasem state pres 5000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
fonda CihIaf,
vzdelavatel Okrsku Zupy
Vychodni.

Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a BALTIC
Jedn. Sokolic vzdavaj1 d1ky
br. Frankovi Zaoralkovi, jeho
manzelce pf. M. Zaoralkove:
pf. Anezce Rysove, pi. Petrovi-
cove, ses. A. Ceske a ses. B
Boudove "a jejich pratelskou
praci pri vyrobe jaternic a v
nedeli "a pomoc v kuchyni.
Take dekuj1 vsem, ktef1 tax
nenarocne spolupracovali pr.
1klidu a 1prave dolejs1 mist
nosti skoly. Sestram Sokolicim
Dorostenkam sokolsky dix "a
obsluhu pfi stolu a br. Boudov5
"a barem minulou nedeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
ziti posledn1 rok.

Starosta br. Sazama ozna
mule zastupcGm, re A. S. O. 81
usnela pofadati letos We dnecl
10. a 10. cervna Mezisletove
Zavody a Slet v New Yorku "a
1castenstvi Slovenskeho, Soko-
la, Delnickeho Amer. Sokola q
Sokola-Orla. Cteny pr1pisy
Del. Amer Sokola a Orla, re Sc
sletu dcastni. Br. starosta u
pozornuje, jak velika prace mas
lceka a re kazdy jednotlivec
must priloziti ruku k d1lu, by
dobra vec Sc podaTila. Br. A.
Cihlar z Baltimore pozadan o
spolupraci novinarskou, ably
vzbudil zajem naseho csl. lidu
v oblasti Okrsku k velike 1casti
ma tento Mezislet do New Yor-
ku.
Drahy oznamily Slew 1cast-
nik1m Sletu. Sestra nacelnice
G. O. S. M. Provaznikova po-
zadana O spolupraci ma Sletu,
coz ona ochotne prisl1bila. SEES.
Provaznfkova byla "a velikeho
jasotu zvolena cestnou nacelni-
CT zupy Vychodn1. Starosta br.
Sazama pozadal ses. Provaznl-
kovou, by nam neco povedela
O Sokolstvu We Stare Vlasti.
Sestra Provazn1kova mluvila
proste, ale cd srdce. Kazdy hi
tai JEFF lsova a skoda, re jsme
JET rec nemohli zachytiti. Sill
bila pisateli techto radkG, re
nam neco pro "Telegraf" napf-
Sc. Ia svoji krasnou rec skill
dila dlouhotrvaj1c1 potlesk.
Poslednlm usnesen1m v teto
zupnf schulz bylo ustanoveni
schdze zastupc1 zupy pristine
ledna v Little Ferry, N. j.
Br. Sazama podekoval vsem
zastupcdm "a dGstojny prdbeh
sch1ze, ktera zakoncena zazpf-
vanim sokolske p1sne ".Spejme
dial -" vsemi p~f1tomnymi "a
veden1 br. Vojty Martlnka.
Potion odebrali sc ~ucastnlci
do dolejsi mfstnesti, kde byly
sestrami baltimorskymi poda-
vany oblozene pareeky S hor-
cicf, kava a zakusky PAX pfi
pivecku cepovanem br. FIR. Bou-
dou rozproudila Sc druzna a
bratrska zabava, pri ktere jsme
81 Ease jednou "od pile" zazpl-
vail. Gas plynul jake voda a
pfespoln1 jeden pc druhem Sc
S Mani loucili, ably nastoupili
cestu do svych domovd.
Ma shledanou S Vami vsemi
a Mezisletu New Yorku a Sic
tn ZDAR!
no~Io C:bl6%
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14


An Arkansas AL official Ia
quoted rs saying. 'Fulbrigh, will
no, get any support from Arkan.
sas labor groups. He has been
voting against us every since he
got up there.
Citing Fulbrights votes against
repeal Of the Hartley law and
against extension and increase Of
the Minimum Wage Law, the ALL
official said. The people In Ark.
ansas nigh, prefer that he run on
the Republican ticket next year.
He has been voting with the Re-
publican reaetionaries ever since
he got up there"
Fulbrigh, is charged with oppos
ing the will Of the majority of
nc people he represents.
A clio official said that rul.
br,eLi's voting record will be dis.
e'isscd among state leaders. ind
ara gci.on viii be up to the dele
foias at the annual convention
mex; month that will be held here
According TO two Negro leaders.
both fully aware Of Fulbrghts
voting record against civil rights
proposals. the Negro voting
strength will be divided in next
sr'r senatorial election. one
well known political leader claims
fiat he will be an ardent supper
ter OF Fulhrights while the other
claims he will never vote two
times or lend his influence to a
man who has voted against hin
and the things he stands for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14

and oecupa,ional Trends. The
presidents OF "a affiliated colleges
are expected TO participate. DR..
Lawrence A. Davis. conference
president, said In his announce.
ment.
The symposium OF business PEG.
pie Is being organized by Julius A.
Thomas. industrial relations diree.
tor Of the National Urban League.
This marks the frs, time Negro
educators have met with indus.
try Spokesman TO discuss the pro.
blems Of preparing more Negroes
for various levels Of Jobs In In.
dus,ry Mr.. Thomas said The
Leagues concern. he added. stems
from lis constant search for new
and better vocational oppor,uni.
ties for qualified Negroes. and the
desire 10 know tina, competent per.
sons are available.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14

Those were the opening remarks
OF DR.. J. M, Robinson. chairman of
the Negro Achievement Day and
master of ceremonies of the pro-
gram.
DR.. Robinson was followed by
Senator Clyde E. Byrd, who gave
a brief history of the Livestock
show, and what livestock meant
to the state Of Arkansas in in
creased revenue. Senator Byrd
brought greetings from 7. H. Bar
ton. president of the Arkansas
Livestock show and 1914 de-
feated candidate for the u s. Sem
ate who was very liberal in his
invectives against the Negro peo-
pie.
Next on the agenda was Com
missioner of Revenue, Dean Nor
ley who represented Governor Nc
Math who was away on business
more important than greeting a
group of self-segregated Negroes.
Mr.. Morley expressed a strong de-
sire to see that democracy pre-
walls throughout the world. but
failed in his expression OF want
ing democracy in action in Ark
ansas.
DIR. Robinson presented DR.. Law
renee A. Davis. youthful prexy OF
Arkansas State college. who in his
mas,erful way, that has made him
one OF the best public speakers in
the country. introduced DIR. Fred
ID. Patterson. president OF Tus.
kegee institute who delivered the
principal address.
DR.. Patterson address was ono
OF inspiration and information. To
n ose who were blind to the sur
roundings. one would imagine
tina, Monday a, the Arkansas Live
stock showed the Negro actually
had made some achievements wnea
he segregated himself while he
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
wnberferce State College Eleven Puts
Skids Under 1uskeeee's Golden nqers

COMfSKEY PARK. Chicago-The Wherefore state col.
ege fast eleven put the sk under Tuskegec Golden Tigers
to the tune Of ~ to Friday evening the lights at Co
miskey park before estimated crowd Of approximately ten
thousand
WHEREFORE the throughout passed and rushed itself
to victory with lone tally in the second quarter safety two ouc-
downs and a conversion in the final of the game
Blessed with speed plenty bountu bits Of good luck the
Yellow Jackets pounded their through the Tigers forward wall
time after time to wind up with wel-earned victory.
While the first quarter evenly played no scti,u of
worthwhile note came until the top Of the
Green waves quarterback Colbert heaved to
White who picked about four play Another pass y
Colbert Melted twenty yards putting Tskeree Sci.
ers line buck brought additional four
resting the yard line cobes to Sellers RI.
suited into the first game Horace White converted The
point
Late in the second quarter managed obtain the bali On
SEE FORCE sKEGEE GAME-pase eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Court Holds Greenvi||e
County Is Liable Since
Lynching Occurred There

Columbia S. C.-The Supreme
Court Of South Carolina has been
asked to uphold a lower court
decision holding Greenville County
in the state liable for damages in
the lynching Of Willie Earle In
l947.
The lower court decision, appeal
ed by the county on October 4,
was supported by a brief filed by
NAACP lawyers Harold R. Boul-
ware OF this city and Franklin H.
Williams and Constance Baker
Motley of the National Office le-
gal staff on behalf Of Mrs. Tessie
Earle. mother Of the lynch VIC
tim.
The NAACP. seeking to recover
damages for Mrs. Earle under
South Carolina law. filed suit ear
ly in the year against Pickens and
Gieenville counties. The court held
that only Greenville county was
Liable as that was the county in
which the death by lynching took
place. The suit against Pickens
County was dismissed on the
ground that the victim was mere
ly taken from Jail in that county
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Dr.. Patterson To
Head UNCF For
Another Year

Atlanta. Ca-Dr. y. u. Patterson.
President of Tuskcree Institute.
was re-elcsted President Of the
United Negro College Fund by a
unanimous vote at the sixth an.
nual meeting Of Its Board Of Di-
rectors. held at Atlanta Univer-
si'y. October iih DIR. Patterson.
who originated the plan Of CO.
operative Embarrassing for private
colleges and universities which ie.
ST ted in the establishment Of the
United Negro College Fund. has
been It's president since It's in
eeption. in 1914 Mr. Thomas A.
MOI gan, Chairman Of the Board
and President Of the sperry Cor
poratlon, was also reelected
chairman Of the Funds BosI Of
Directors for the next fiscal year.
See PATTERsON-pase four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
State Confab Of
Negro CounseIo's
Meets Al Dunbar

A State Conference for Negro
Counselors will be held on DC.
tober 2i-22. a, Dunbar High school
Little Rock. Arkansas II. q. Bar.
nett. counselor trainer. AMIN
college made the announcement,
this week.
Eleven schools will participate
In the Conference with reprcscn.
tativcs as follows; Mrs. Mattyc
Woodbridge. Eliza Miller High
school, Helena: Mrs. r S. Gravel.
See CONFERENCE.-THE four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Youngest Service
Station Operator
In Little Rock
Press toto by Davy.

Randolph Hamilton Is the youth.
ful operator Of fas, growing Lit.
tie Rock service station. the Cities
Service station located on ii.h and
High street. Mr.. Hamilton '.ails
from Prescott He moved 10 Little
Rock In 1913. Twcn,y-sevcn years
old and former student Of Shor.
ter College he Is now attending
Johnson's Business school. He IL
a veteran Of World War II with 7
years Of active duty including
overseas service. Mr.. Hamilton IL
one among the progressive youth
Of this city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14

EXCHANGE STUDENT = ~
Doris Jean Lowe. daushtes Il NJ.
and Mrs. Lawrence Lowe. d new
studying at Cedar Crest college.
Allentown. Penn. she was seleetea
a. the exchange student fron TAI
Iadega college and ID The ely Ne
gro student At Cedar Crese EEL
Iege. Miss Lowe. rselpisnt e ssv-
eraI scholastic awards Including
schol'rships and prIsss fse enGay
writing. b IN honor studeal -
b classified - Juniee q Tn.
dega college. Tsllsdsga. Alstana.
where shs win rssgas ~ s1ulles
In Janusry. Mn Lsws b sul0o
setive h campus aflalss. belA e
Cedar Crest eclDsgs ~ u TA11ar
dess college.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14

entire country is fighting for IN.
tegration.
The program was filled with
just enough OF singing to distract
peoples mind from the absence Of
the achievements Of the Negro.
All in all the Negro Achievement
Day had the appearance OF being
a shrewd inexpensive stunt to
draw Negroes to the livestock
show to help fill the Golfers of
the promoters, for the only things
integrated were a few chickens
and hogs exhibited by a few Ne.
groes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Top Educators To
Get Info From bio
Business Leaders

The President of Negro Land
Grant Colleges Conference, meet
ing in Washington next week, will
be told by leading business and
industry representatives. how
their institutions may better equip
their graduates for roles in in
dustry. The annual conference
opens on Tuesday, October Is. and
will adjourn on October 90 All
regular sessions will be held in the
Federal Security Building.
This years theme is Guidance
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Horn Blows Whl|e
Car Burns

An automobile belonging 10
Martin Tins. ioos Gross was burn
ed almost TO a total loss Tuesday
night about go. The car w.
parked at the rear Of his home h
the driveway. Mr.. Tins was IN
bed when he heard his horn blow.
Ing. He jumped up 10 investigate
and found his car In flames. ne
fire department ives callsd lmmsd-
isssly. The blowing Of ne horn
was ccincidentsl warning 70 bolh
the owner and the nsishboshood.
The fire department found shst
the wires of ne hesn had stuck
together - . result Of ths hsal
from the fire. Ths ssuss Of ne
fire was undetermIned.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Fl!e New Brief
N Sweat Case

Washington - Hcman Marion
Swcatts figh, for admission 10 the
law school Of the University Of
Texas was advanced a step this
week as attorneys for the National
Association for the Advancement
OF colored People filed a reply
brief In the United States Supreme
Court In answer 10 a brief filed
by the university asking the Court
to rejec, the NAAcP petition TO
r,vicw the &c.
Tie MACE brief. filed on oc-
tober 4. renews the rcques, for
rev ~ OF this case which origina-
ted more than two years ago when
Mr. Sweat first sought admission
10 the Texas school. In the mean
time. the case has been tried in
state courts and is now facing its
first federal test.
For the first time. the United
States Supreme Court. is asked TO
rule on segregation per Sc in high
err education. The NAACP appeal
Is supported by briefs amicus
cufiae filed by The American
Jewish Congress. American veter-
ans Committee. Congress Of In
dustrial Organizations. Federal
Council Of Churches of Christ in
America. and Committee Of Law
Tcache, Against Segregation in
FducfQ
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
No "PeekskiII"
In Chicago As
Robson Speaks

Chicago fll-tC)-Paul Robson
spoke in Chicago last Saturday
night Sept "a. to a most peaceful
gathering. with no outside disidr-
Dances.
The paradox is that ri1ts COT ID
be expected in Chicago more
readily than in New York. since
this city has had quite a few race
riots in the past.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Wendell Wl||kIe
Bust Unveiled

New York City-tG)-On Oc.
'ober 7. the eve Of Wendell viii.
kies death. bust was unveiled 10
memorable the fifth anniversary
Of his demise. st the willkIe Me.
mortal Building. 70 West 4oth 81.
Speakers on this occasion were
Robert p. Patterson. former Sec.
rotary Of War and Herbert Agar,
former editor Of the Louisville
courier-Journai and Pulitzer
prize winner.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Rex Ingram Gets
IS Months

Kansas City Kans--tlG-Rex
Ingram. 81. noted Negro actor. who
took an under age white girl 10
New York City as his sweetheart.
was sentenced on Oct. 3. 10 IS
months In Federal prison for
Mann Act violation AMI for send
ing obcccne letters TO her through
the mails.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
LYNCHED NEGRO FAMILY SEEKS
DAMAGES UNDER SOU. CAR. LAW
Negro Achievement Day
Shows Little Achievement

1949 has been evenful year. filled many events
which Will in time become historical recordings Our children
and their children will read of the progress by us in the
various fields of endeavor during this year. We regard
privilege well opportunity participate and nte-
crate into the Arkansas Livestock show the first
tory. ..."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Civil Rights IN U. 5.
In Great Danger

New York City-tG)-In the on.
nual report Of the American Civil
Liberties Union II was found that
civil rights in this county arc
in greater danger today than al
any time in the last 20 years. be.
cause Of the Imagined insecurity"
In the face OF the cold war with
Russia.
Over half of rs cities in 30
states reported increased support
Of civil rihts. especially for minori-
ty groups. And the report said
"Of the influences hostile TO civil
rights, private pressure groups
headed the list in over half the
cities-the American Legion and
Catholics agencies reading, with
local police running clos, behind 50
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
LABOR TURNS THUMB
DOWN ON FULBR|GHT.

According to press dispatches the Arkansas Federation
Labor has turned thumbs down Senator j. W. Fubright
Fubrght was put on the blacklist at the St. Paul
ton OF the American Federation OF Labor last week. and will
meet opposition by that body In 1850 n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-10-14
Dr.. J. N. Robinson
Emphasizes {. {.
Appeal

As General Chairman of the
Community Chest drive as relates
TO the Negro Business and Profess
sional group. am appealing to
the general public TO be liberal in
their respective contribution to the
Community Chest. Last years con-
,ribu,ion was $3.50. This certain
ly reflects insufficient credit TO
our group In the event you are
no, contacted directly by one OF
our solicitors, you are kindly ask
ed to make your remittance d.
rect to my office where you will re-
ceive due credit Our Kickoff"
Banquet was a phenomenal sue
cess with practically all the tried
and true present. The chairman
reported the following con,ribu-
lions ut that timc: