davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-01-17
V. P. !. Beats Virginia;
At Fouls Are Called
BY fhs Assoeioted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan.
17.-Virginia Tech opened its
"Big Six" basketball campaign
here last night with a wild and
woody $3.50 victory over the Uni
yersity of Virginia.
Five starters in the contest
three from Virginia and two from
Tech-left via the five-foul route
as total of Al fouls were called,
26 against the Cavaliers and 81
against the Gobblers.
Sumner CTex) Tilson led the
v. P. I. attack with % points.
Virginia's high scorer was Joe
Noertker, with Is points.
Evening star., 1950-01-17
St. Johns Swimmers Win

st. Johns swimming team nosed
out Bulls, 1884, yesterday in the
Ambassador Hotel pool. The meet
wasn't decided until st. Johns
won the 200-yard relay, final event
on the program, to erase Bulls
lead.
Evening star., 1950-01-17
Maryland Lucrossemen
Face 10-Gume Schedule

University of Maryland an
nounced a 10-game lacrosse
schedule yesterday:
March 25. WASHINGTON and Lee at
Lsxington: April /. virginia at Chariottes.
VILE; g, Harvard: 8. Loyola; 10, Rutgers
~. Navy at ANNAPOLIS; 90, Princeton;
kins at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1950-01-17
MCl Cogers Win, $3.50

Marine Corps Institute basket
ball team beat Naval Receiving
Station, $3.50, last night at the
Receiving Station. Tom Zepplin
led the winners with IA points.
Evening star., 1950-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
bv "Solfv" Mil.

Lake Harris, Florida: Trolling
for Bass Is the order Of the day
here on Lake Harris. have
been using q regular e-ft. glass
Evening star., 1950-01-17
BoIIston Defects St. Aqnes

Ballston Indians defeated st.
Agnes. 4oS11. In an Arlington
Recreation League basketball
game. Ted Clark scored a points
for the winners.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

sreiden Abenteuerer ino 8euteiager,
Die iih aud I'M Holen nur negntibe
Beroieltite ertporben baben, brauht
oas Weltgeluiiien faum 5u beunrubi-
gen: Tie. tperoen iid idon ieIber elm
neues 8et1tigungsfelo flhen. glls
|groBe @rlSpe bleiben oann ibie polni-
,iben Mnsgelpteienen aus ben 1914 /45
BON HuBIano in 8eiis genomnenen,
5tpiihen ben beioen WeItfriegen poll
nii6en @ebiete1. .Dieie Weni1en ba-
ben, loapeit mir tie fennen Ierttten, bie
.groBte Sebniuht nah @iiffebr in oie
Seil1lnt. @entt mir BON ben freien No-
tionen 6ie 9lnerfennung bes Seimat-
rehtes foroern, Damn neinen mir bas
Seimatreht aller Menihen, aud bas
Der GItpolen, auh lie miiiien 5iiriif-
febren fonnen NuBlano iIt elm aiem-
lih groBes 2ano; auBer sen ebetlfals
in ibrssSeimat 5llriidfebrenbe1 ruff
fhen Weitiieolern 1piirbe praftiib bort
11iernanb ettpas BON Der Beenoigung
Ser Sffupations5eit in 9lt-Deutih-
LAMB uno Holen benerfer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

Itebt, Die europ1iihen g0lfer ouf ben
atlantiid)en &iiltenltrih 5uriid5utper-
fen linb tuie melt Hod)2
lie aneite 1leberlegung lit ermlti-
GENDER fir ilrls. Die 5unddit angelic
oelten Huiierl geben alio lieber Dies
ser in ibre Seimnt 3uriif, freiipillig,
1lein logar unter 8efnbren ooer me-
nigitens nit oem Nififo, fiinftia aIs
ihIedte 8iirger oes Soapiet- -Staates
bebonoelt al lperben. @ir ipiiien, bob
bie Holen nit ibren beiten 2enten Die
ielbe grfabrung maheit uno cine mil
be Bropaeanoa fir bic rBeitgebiete"
MAIDEN nliiiien, Inn oie berbeigebrah-
ten ooer berbeigelodten griaseintpob-
ner Der beutiben Sltpropil15en al,
bnlten. Aber barnit lit III bie iheifbar
Ihtpierieite 5rage Der Niidgabe 0ieier
@ebiete an Deitid)Ialubs au einem be-
tr1htIiben 9eile benrttportet, nam.
lib dpes aus ben iesigen NusnieBer1
bes Ggentulns Der SeinatDertriebe-
men peroen ioI. @af5 einfah: Gin
GROCER Cell, n1nllih Die 5iemlih aabl-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

Grofeiior @ilbelm @iibr bon Ssrei=
ling Der ourh ieine Witarbeit an 9a-
ltors v@ei6i6te ser 81pite", als 2ei=
ter elmer Irbeitsgemeinl6aft tatboli-
iher Siltorifer uno oils 5hulbuhper-
faiier befannt geporoen lit, berihieo
gan5 uneripartet i'm Ilter Don fiinf-
unopier5is Sabren. 8ilp @iibr
ourh5oe Dor 5tpei Sabr3ebnten bie
oeutlhen Sprahinieln i'm Often uno
pflegte Dor aaem Die 8erbinoung nit
Der iuoetenoeutiden fatbolii9en SUI
geno. Die beimatpertriebenen Bolts
gruppen baben nit ibm niht nur ei-
men, perItanonisponen Sreuno, ion.
bern allb einen Itets bereiten Seller
oerloren e4
Sic befannte fatboliibe Sages5ei-
tune ,2a Grpir' ihreibt in einem
&ommentar CUR grflGrllng Der Scar
oinale uno @rsbiibofe sranfreihs
gum .Stofbolmer Manifelt", tpenn
man bonn 6rieoen ipre6e, n1iiiie man
INNER Die @orte bes Bapltes m iei=
ner @eibnabtsaniprahe bon 1949
beoenfen, NIT oenen er iebe oorbeoad=
te Notwithstanding uno ieoe @rau-
lamfeit, gleid)piel bon tpel6er Seite
lie fomme. perurteilte. 8eim gleiden
@nlaB babe 8ius XII. oen unerlaub=
ten @ebrau6 BON 3eritorungsmitteln
gegen iene neroammt, oie niht un-
mittelbar an &fbanolungen betei-
ligt iino. Ils beionbers beoeutlam BE-
5ei6net ,2a @roir' Die Stellen ser
Inlpra6e, ipo Der YapIt oie Niht-
ahtung ser @iiroe l,nb oer sSreibeit
oes menl6li6en 2ebens berurteilt. -
Ser 9atifanienoer beroffentlidte oen
sSnbalt oes Shreibens Der fransoIi-
ihen &aroindle 1tno 8ii6ofe gum
~Stodbolmer 5rieoensnanifeIt uno
ltelte in oieiem 3uiammenbang feit
Die &atbolifen tpiiroen ME 8etuegun=
gen ibre Stinrne ge6en, sic einen
5rieoen erriften ipollen, ser gegen
etne anoere Station seri6tet lit. Ser
Srfeoe fonne aud niht bon ienen
fonmen, Die bie arbeiter 5u 3tpangs=
.arbett 5tpingen, bie MiIlionen BON
Weniden in oen aon5entrationsla=
germ .gefangen bielten uno lie als
Sflaben bebanbelten, uno oie benuBt
ODER unbelpuBt 2ebensbeoingungen
5ulieBen, tpelde ieoe @etpiiiens-, 3e=
BE- uno ieoe anoere menidlide ssrei-
belt unmogli6 madten. Die Menidea
miiBten iid INNER Dor ausen bolteu,
Dob ieoe iogeuan11te 5rieoens5etpe-
gung Die Don oer urbebern iolher
Sdrefen fonttue, MIR politiibe 3iele
boben fonne uno ME Dem Srieoen Ste,
men molle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12
Trdttptt

8er tuollte unb fonnte oie Srdnen
aae falien uno aablen, Die tdgli6 uno
Itiinblih auf alnierem grbenruno ge-
peint tperoen! @ie piele, piele iinb es
oo6, uno mie mannigfah lit Die l1r-
Iahe oerlel6en! @obl lit Die Sr6ne
etrpas aoItbares, Coles, unO lie miro
oesbaIb gerne nit Der BerIe pergli-
ben. Iber apie piel mebr unetbte Ser
len als e6te borbanoen iino, ebenio
ltno leioer audi Die uneblen SrGnen
in Der groBen Webr5abl. Sebr oft iinb
gigeniinn, Srot, @ebleioigfeit, @uf-
lebnung, So6mut, Corn uno Sob ser
8rnno BON maiienbaft pergolienen
Sranen. 8iel leltener iino Sranen Der
Seilnabme, oes Witleios uno Ser Mit-
freuoe fir onbere ooer. ser eigenen
5reuoe, oes 2eios, bes S6merses, ser
Srauer. lno Die Tr1nen ser Selbit-
erfenntnis, Ser &eue, Ser 8ube ooer
Der SebnIu6t nab Der oberen Seinat
ltnb gar ielten: 8ertpedieln mir aIio
oieIe gan3 oeri6ieoenen & SrGnenarten,
uneole llno cole, nid)t; benn rur
BON lebteren beiBt es: y8ott miro
abDil6en aae 3rGnen bon ibren
slugen. Niiiien mir uns oIio aller
unierer Sranen iddmen? . nein, lo-
lange es Weniden gibt, fann man
niht obne Srdnen ausfomrnen. Oes
&inoes erite GeuBerung nod ser @e-
burt tit spobl INNER @einen, uno AUDI
oas 8erlaiien Ser groe lit neiIt bon
Sranen begleitet. rDa bu emit oas
Siht Der @elt begriiBteit, tpeintelt 6u,
es freuten iif oie Geinen. 2ebe 10,
oaB, ipenn oein aus' gu idIieBeIt, gu
oid freueIt, bie 9einen ober 4peinen."
Srdnen Ii1o oft cine grI0iung, elm
Sinapegtpal6en groBen 2eibs inn tief.
item Shmer3. Ri6t INNER, natiirlid.
Genn mie tonnen 3. g. SrGnen, Sic
mir in idperer 3eit aus @eidlihfeit,
geoauerns nit uns ielbit, fur5um aus
Selbitlu6t pergieBen, ben Sdmer5
llnoern tpegnebmen. beilen? ssm
8egenteil: u8ir MAIDEN unler areu,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

tbesifipeiB oes @efren5igten, auf-
Igruno demiider 9ro5eiie oas betDuB.
te rHegatib" aiif Der Sinoone nerur-
Iiabt baben nogen.
| Nambafte Bertreter Ser 8iiien.
Eihaft 1teigen alIo beute 5u Der gln-
nabne, oaB Die Siit6one bon Surin
tatladlid als Siiae fir Die 2eide
zines gefreu5isten Wannes geoient
babe, uno oaB bie 3eidnung auf ibr
einen ourd biohemiihe Broaeiie be.
nirften 9lborud ienes 2eibes oaritene.
Gamit lit freilid nod feinestpegs be-
mieien oaB es ii6 babei audi mirflib
tim Den 2eibnam Gbrilti gebanoelt
bat, unb elm folder 9etpeis 1pirb lih
Dobl au6 icbtperlit ie gu poller gu
Ifrieoenbeit erbrirrgen Iaiien. 9ies Inn
10 rpeniger, als seldibtlif)e 3eugniiie
iiber Die Suriner Sinbone crit aus
1relatip lpater 3eit erbalten iinb. Man
tDeiB, 0aB ole Heliquie iib Inn bas
Sabr 1000 in 8p5an5 befano u1b
oort bobe 8erebrnng genoB, oaB tie
bel Der Bliinoerung bon 8p5an5 our6
Die areusfdbrer INN 1900 nab 5ranf-
reid uno idiieBlib in SEN 8eiib ser
Ser5oge BON Sapopen unb Ipdteren
&0nige bon Stalien fam. Nus Dem
eriten Sabrtauieno aber feblt ieoer
Sinlpeis alrf Serfunft uno S6idlale
oes Sudes; man fann nur bermuten,
oaB es lih unter ben hriitlihen Reli=
|quien befunoen bat, oie um oas Sabr
900 DOR oen nnorangenoen Garage
men aus Dem 81. 2anb nod 8p5an5 in
SiGerbeit gebraht tpuroen.
8ie ser 8oriibe,tbe oes &ongrelIes
gum Stuoium oes Sinoone-Bro=
bleans, Wigr. Serrero 81 Gapaller-
leone, Sitularer5biidof bon Grape
aunt, in ieiner groffnungsaniprade
berporbob, bot Die Stride 5u ser 5ra-
ge, Oh bie Sinbone bas autbentilbe
Seibentn6 Gbriiti lei, Bis beute nidt
Stellung genommen. Sic iiberl1Bt es
Der 8iiieni6aft, bieriiber uufgruno
unporelngenommener sSori6ungen
uno ibrer ergebniiie 5ll einem llrteil
al gelangen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

nno Geib nur GROCER ourh Die Grait-
rigfeit." Solbe Erdnen entItanluen
elmer tpelHihen 4raurigfeit, bem
Eros, rlnmut, Ser 8itterfeit uno I'M
sufrieoenbett uno tpie Die i6limmen
uriahen aae beiBen m0gen. 9ieie
Sorte 9rdnen bat seapiB feline Ser
beiBung. Gagegen miro manb bittere
Srdne in nahtliber Stille, i'm elm
Iamen Gdmmerlein getpeint; fein
Wenib peiB oapon ooer fann iie trof-
men, nur @ottes Muge iiebt lie uno
iammelt iie, tpenn lie re6ter srt lit,
in Sem ariiglein. 6ait INNER lit oas
8einen etpas 9einlides, Sdmer5-
libes, unb i6on beim ainoe beeilen
mir uns, Der GeranlaiIung Der Sr1-
men noh5ugeben, Inn tie su Itillen.
aber ni6t nur beim &inoe iollten mir
uns oarum bemiiben; auh bel BEN
@rnablenen baben mir sic Berpflih-
ting uno Die 4ufgabe, oen Gr1nen
Der Irnut, oes Summers, Ser aranf-
belt, oes 8erlaiienieins na65ufor-
iden INN nit Ser5 nno SanO bilfreid
eingreifen gu fonnen. 8iel, rebt piel
geihiebt in unleren Gagen, Inn SEN
.breiten Sranenitrom 10 bieler I'm
gliidli6er ei15uodmmen, belfeno, tro-
iteno uno gebeno; aber iolange Die
Siinoe uno Der 600 berriben, miro
Ser bittere Strom tros oller 8e-
miibung ME gum Beriiegeu fommen.
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i.
Hun, i1t.garifdlrtt Kultur-
kat1tpf

ll1term 2. os. meloete sic .sllj.
BreB" aus 8uoapeit: r.
Cine &onferen5 fatboliiher 8rie-
liter nabm bier beute abeno cine Ae=
iolntion an oie eine gerIt1noigung
|(?) 5Diiben Stride uno Staat befiir-
mortet. So5ef 0arbas, Der @r5ieb-
lungs nnO 3elisionsminiiter, batte
Der 8eriammlunG an Der oreibunoert
(?) Brieiter teilnabmen, erflGrt, oie
tommuniltil6e &eeierung rngarns
piinide cine oerartige gerIt1noiaung.
gr betonte babel, bies iei .oas Gin
5ige, tpas Der fatboliiben Stride
iibrigbleibe". Muf Der anoeren Seite
unterltrib er, oaB 2opalit1t gegen-
iiber Der Stride nod niemals BON ser
Hegiernng als, SaoDalitat gegeniiber
Dem ,Staate betra6tet tporoen iei
CD. a
Sn Der Heiolution beiBt es, sic
aonferen5 tpiinihe ginigung stpild)en
Staat unO Stride, Mnerfennunq Der
beioerieitigen @eiese; iie iprede ser
ungariihen y8olfsbemofratie" lire
SMoigung aus llnb periprehe Sic
Joroerung oes 5iinfiabrplans 1ie I'm.
terltiise Die StofboImer .Jrieoens
annogebnng (Gba!), proteItiere aegen
Die 8enDenoung Der Mtonlbonbe nno
foroere Die &egierung our unterltiis.
ung aller 8eiitliden auf, oie ,auf Ser
seite oes 8olfes" iteben.
tSetDeit Die 8u6apefter Weelouna
Mngeni6einlid abmen oie Moten ii
ungdrn oas geifpiel ibrer poIniIden
aoaegen nod, Ole iiber oie @eiarut-
Iblerarhie binipeg cine ~.NeritGnbi-
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|gung" NIT Der Stride berbeifiibrte
ooer pielmebr port1uibte, Mus on-
bern Meloungen aus llngarn tpeiB
man, bob Der &annpf gegen bic Stride
nit utruerHinberter Sh1rfe tpeiter-
eebt. Grit lebte Wohe bat iib oariiber
Der gatifanienoer riidbaltslos altsge-
iprohen. Sn Der obigen 8uoapeiter
.Nelolution" peroient bie 8utbeiBnne
oes 5todbolmer fommuniitilhen Wa-
nifeits beionoere 8eahtung. Dnnit
miro bie nBrielterfonferen5" binrei-
beno als fomlnilniitilde 8ropagan.
oamabe gefennaeihnet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12
1. Die firdlide Geographic i'm benti.
gen 0eutidlan6

VeIrQOIeI man III et1em NTlQS aus
Ser 3eitUo 1888 Die Neligionsfarte.
10 fannl iilan feitIteaett, BOB es oamals
gang ausgeprdst fatboIiife u1o sbe,i.
10 epangeliihe 26noer fiino lSfdHe in
Geutidlano gegeben bat. Dieb Fiber
miegeno fatboliIdben @ebiete tDaren
8apern, Der anlbHeBenbe iiio-tpiirt-
tembereiihe rno iiio-baotihe 8eai-f,
Nbeinlanb unb Meltfalen. Sic ausge.
prast proteltantiIden Meibsteiie na.
rem Ebiiringen, Hommern nnh
'Sblesapeg Solitein. &eute ieoob i'll
es nidt rlebr 1r10glib, IN religions.
geograpbiiden @egriffen gu benfer,
Die Dem Stal1oe bon 1888 entlpre.
den. Die firhIide Geographic oes
beutieen GeutiHIanb, fur5 geiag. lei.
ne NeIigionsfdrte, ibat iih ieit 1915
pon @runb auf geanoert, unb 5ipar 10
tiefgreifeno, oaB man beute nihi
mebr bon iibertDiegeno fatboliIben
nno iiber1piegen0 proteltantiiben @e-
bieten re6en fann.
.s3par bate i1on i'm ausgebenben
lleun3ebnten Sabrbunoert infolge oes
inouitriellen Mufibtpungs cine reh1
beahtlihe Binnentpartberung in
Geutiblano eingelest.. Mber iie er-
itrefte fid ausidlieBlib auf Ole Stl.
onltrieltG6te unb berdnoerte nur De.
rem 8eiidt. Sic bielt iib in ben ba-
rauf folgenoen Sabr5ebnten INNER ii
beitirnmten Bren5en, NOR alio uber.
lbalbar uno bernbte Dor alien aui
oeln freien @anoertpillen oes ein3eI-
men. SIN Sitler-Neib dber nluBte bies
ier freie @anberapille anfboren. SIN
oie 5teIle Der Grei5iigtefeitsbe Ssfreiep
Snoibionmms trat Ser bon o6en BIT,
tierte &oqeftipapilIe oes totalen 5taa-
tes, Der cine ar6ere 8innenipanber-
utlg BON geipaItigem MnsmaB in S3e.
ne lette Der totale tStaat IieB fiir
Ieine on5u burbfibtigen 3tpede neue
Snoultrie5entren entlteben unb mil
ibnen rieiige Mrbeiterfaiernen, @ieo.
lungen uno StGbte. sSn iie tDur6ell
Die bierfiir r1otipenbigen Menihen-
maiien f0rnrfb bineingepurlpt. Dnni,
tam bic totale Observation-Disclosures
nno betpirfte, 6nB Mrbeifer uno gtn-
geiteIlte 1pillfiirIib lrno gnna nah @e.
Iieben i'm Meide bin- uno bergeiho.
ben fpuroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

Sssn Ser 5onntagsbeilage Ser Sc.
9. Staatsseituns' .l6reibt Or. Otto
Ippel:
@eit mebr als Der erlte 8eltfrieg
bat Ser atpeite nift MIR bas duBere
gilb Oeutibldtbs, ionoern ieine in
mere Struftur perGnbert. llno oies 10
iiberaus itarf ilnb bon @runb aus,
DaB man feitltellen muB, oaB oas alte
GeutIdIano, oas 0eutidlano Ser 3eit
Dor Dem siueiten @eltfrieg, gar 1ibt
rnebr eriItiert. @s Jon bier nidt Die
&ebe iein BON ben fataltropbalen po-
: litiihen uno apirtibaftliben 4ustpir-
funeen unb Golgen oes unbeilpollen
Rrieges, audi nidt BON Der ungebeit-
rem io5ialen Scot, in Der iih 0as oeut.
ibe goIf befinbet. @as bier ge5eigt
lperben ion, lit Die grunolegenbe-Men-
oerung Der fonfeiiioneGen Berbaltnii-
ie i'm reitliben Geutidfun6, .iI1,0 6a
bir,tpieoer in eriter 2inie Die Gage Der
fatboliiben @irhe in Delltiblano. 9a.
bel gebt es dber niht Inn Die 5rage
oes perauberten Genfens nno GIMP
finoens, ins religi0len Dingen ODER Inn
Die GisfuiIion ettpa Der rein ieellorg.
liden Metbo0en uiip., ionoern es gebt
soarHm au erfennen, in tpelbe duBere
Situation ein1nal Die fatboliibe Sir.
ube .tnfDel,tlblanb bur6 Die nerbang-
politiiben greigniile Der
oergangenen Sabre gefommen lit uno
gum anoeren, tpelhe idmerapiegenben
5olgen bieie neuseihaffene Gage fir
nas innere religi0s- -firhlibe 2eberl
Ser oeutihett antbolifen nod itd ge-
5ogen bat Gs miro flar5ulegen iein,
OaB es iih in Der gan5en 5htDere uno
Eiefe' bes Broblems l.m Die 2ebens.
pftase aoer fatbolii6en Stride in
iReutihlano unb oamit nm ibre 3n.
fllnft iiberbaupt ban0elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12
Brftrllt Eurp zptt11tu 1ttht alb!

enn su eber 2 beier Sage beqt cine ednuus eeue
5nns erbaten ba nnb Dir u m6sd it, t beinsn bresas
nnenSen 10 baae nit ab rubis eaa tell
me'e oS besaben fauna M ienben beine 3einus
Abbeanms beoeate ben geruh smten umbes
einen Sdbaben fir bic aboide Brefe.
0n fanaf bn Abonmemen Cbioaaeufreuus ober s
Sepnmm epiew einieuop au fol-
| genbem 5ormnIar
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-16
Sometimes Even Good
Pennies Return

Herbert Buechner took out his
pay check to proudly survey it
when, whOosh, a lusty gust of st.
Paul wind took it. Several blocks
away city hall employee closing
a 18th floor window noticed
piece of paper on the ledge. You're
right. Mr.. Buechner got his hard
earned check back On his
way from Winnebago to Little
Falls a stock buyer lost a wallet
containing $1,000; 1920 of it was
picked up near Madelia and re-
turned; the wallet and $50 are
still missing . A ring taken
when l was a kid" was returned
by an unknown sender to Mrs.
George Schloetzer, Milroy, after
% years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-16

When the United States
Supreme Court rendered its his
toric decision in the McLaurin
fight Monday, the man above is
the individual who has borne the
brunt Of the struggle to break
down the separate but equal
doctrine of the University of okla
homa. When interviewed Monday
afternoon McLaurin said:
II have spent the last two years
of my life trying to break down
legal segregation in the u. S. To-
days decision proves my efforts
have not been in vain. 1 want to
thank the NAACP, the people of
Oklahoma, and especially my
many white friends at the Uni
versity of Oklahoma for the sup
port they have given me in this
battle to destroy the most humih-
ating institution in American life"
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ROBERT MURRAY ~"
GI GRAD EMPLOYED
BY NV NATIONAL

Northwestern National Life In
surance Company of Minneapolis
employed it's second Negro office
worker Monday when it hired Ro-
bert Murray, 3946 Third Ave. So.
in its auditing department.
Mr.. Murray is a June graduate
of the University of Minnesota
where he has been studying ac-
counting under the G. I. education
plan.
A native of Minnesota, he is
married and has one child. Muir
ray served three years in the U. s.
Army during World War II.
The first Negro office worker
employed by NV Life was Alice
Jones, also a University of Min
nesota graduate who went to work
there a year ago.
Northwestern Life is one of the
top insurance firms in the nation.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

Speaking to the graduates from
high schools, colleges and to those
who have recently received de-
grees, Rev. B. N. Moore convin-
cingly stressed the fact that the
Commencement day means no
thing, now or later in life. if it is
not balanced by Spiritual Com
mencement day. Graduates pre-
sent were Camille Williams, Bobby
Cox, Robert Murray, were con-
graduated by Rev. Moore and pre-
sented to the Congregation. Mr..
Albert L. Scipio, who recently re-
ceived a degree was among those
present and congratulated.
June 18th at IL a. m. Fathers
Day will be observed with a spec
ial message by Rev. Moore. The
oldest father present; the youngest
father present, and the father
with the largest number of chill
dren present will be given special
recognition at this service. The
committee in charge is Maurice
Duke. Phillip Freeman, Jr., and
Robert Cox, Jr., chairman.
At s p. m. the Mr.. and Mrs.
club will present Rev. James c.
Dixon in dramatic recital. This
will be the first formal presenta-
ton of Rev. Dixon in st. Paul, all
members and friends of st. James
are urged to attend and enjoy a
very fine evening of entertain
ment. An outstanding musical pro-
gram has also been arranged.
Keep in mind Sunday, June 25-
IL a. m. Rev. II. E. Stewart, the
father of Rev. Carlyle F. Stewart
will be guest speaker at St James.
The Senior choir will sing
Thursday, June Is at Hamline
Methodist Church.
Visitors worshiping at st. James
were Henry Clay, Sr., of Yazoo,
Miss; Boyd B. Daley, John
Strong, Holman Wiley, Mrs. Perry
Powell, Mrs. Luetta Glenn and
daughter of Wayne, Michigan; A.
NJ. McWatt, Sr., of st. Phillips
Episcopal church and Mrs. Mamie
Johnson of Muskogee, Oklahoma,
who is in the city because of the
critical illness of her brother,
Frank King.
Always a welcome to visitors,
come and worship with us.-B. L.
King.
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RemodeIins Rally
A. Zion Baptist
Sunday June IS

June rs is Remodeling Rally
Day at Zion Baptist church in
Minneapolis. Plans have been
laid for a big day.
At 4 p. m. st. Peter AME
church choir will be guests of
Zion and Rev. Martin Luther
Simmons, st. Peter pastor will
speak. Others on the program an
nounced will be John Simmons,
president of the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League and Cecil Newman,
newspaper publisher.
An old fashioned basket dinner
will follow morning services. Mrs.
Leota Perkins, chairman of the
rally said the public is cordially
invited TO attend the services.
Rev. H. w. Bolts, Sr., pastor of
Zion also extended an invitation to
the public.
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Henry Stafford Moekey
Funeral Held June IS

Funeral services for Henry
Stafford Mackey, age 43, Gil
Carroll Ave, st. Paul. were held
Thursday, June Is from Woodland
Funeral Home Chapel at ? p. m.
Rev. Wendell Johnson officiated.
Intermcnt was at Elmhurst ceme-
terry.
He is survived by his wife,
Gilmore Mackey one daughter,
Beverly, one son. Maurice, his
father, Ernest n. Mackey of Des
Moines, Ia, one brother, Clifford
Mackey of Baltimore, Md, two
sisters, Mrs. Virginia Williams
and Miss Dora Mackey, both of
Des MOines, Ia. and other rela-
tives and friends.
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opportunity 70 say

Jackson you
Butler. Friday
saying do" the future that's
gratuatons to all Of you
regard Verlyne really enjoy
ing Cincinnati Ohio scheduled back
to oil St. Paul last week. but the city got good her. that she
Hmm Must point
where sme) Bumped into Mrs Reed ION Fuer) stated
planning trip Atlanta
within the undoubtedly
that Dolores and her sister Roberta Bunny
country visit relatives throughout California
lucky peoe Here's hoping you have very nice time wherever you
don't forget to wtel Say almost forgot the Urn Cas
probably Washington D. c. where
present year Received
other they should be back in the Twin Cities Tin that fine
Of he sometime soon Oh Elmer Morris drove down with
them. What a trip!
a really
Army Hfeshes you a line you
get a chance Shed enjoy 1t lot!
While bumin around town. that it's only the boys
coming Olga
really drive that n car OF hers and Connie jackson and shirley
hoping
pick sometime the couple I'd like
1860 Dodge-and hope to get it before 1880 smle)!
Win lot tell you about graduation
My column running long and han finished with other important
yeti
formal really Taylor
mad and Tommie Boddo Nlee and A. j. Lewis Helen and Ran
Odessa
Williams B. Henderson
Norma and Leroy Lazenberry Billie and Tommy Taey Mr. and
Mrs Vincent the John Browns
Thompson Mrs Weber Sally
Wellington williams Bradley
Saunders Percy Hughes music only and
the formal brought to (muh regre about mid
night Hats off to the Credjafawns who really off with
AFFAIR." Here's hoping I'll be able to be present at the next party
Flash! girl has town, really
you a
resident Jamaica and nice eer You probably her
around the city
the party Saturday
We and win be looking you!
An Alpha party Friday night
Durand McNea McWatt Curry
Coles frankie Landes Williams, Eloise,
Nichols Jackie Smith and Hank Franklin others.
deepest sympathy extended
led recently.
things planned
to but that will leave something looking
you Monday evening
until then remain, AS ever
Charlie tie ofco