Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Review OF 1851
From PdpeT'S Files
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summer cOnfab In ~. Paul
NAACP delegation 10 Washing
ton makes report to 100 who
brave cold winds 10 hear N,
4 group Of ST. Paul religious.
fraternal and civic leaders con
fcrred At a luncheon with Police
Chief Charles Tiernsy On tho
crime Increase In st. Paul .,..
AShby GaakinS was placed IN
temporary charge of the Mime
apolis Urban League &C.. Cornell
iuS Tucker has been appointed 10
the Probation office ~ Ramsey
county az deputy officer ....
Fred O'NeAl, 81. Paul Central
high school senior was selected
the "OutstaRdinR Student" NJ the
school by the school principal d.
William Cassius described his tTtp
south and east The annual
81 Thomas church Easter Parade
and style show was witnessed by
q large crowd Rev =. !. Bu-
ford dies In pulpit 60, Baker
Post asks American Legion posts
"a fight racial bar clause In 30
and + constitution &C., York
iangtDn told tho Minneapolis
Lions club that FEPC was good
business 90, The Frontiers Club
h0nored Carl Rowan. March n Mt
q Dyckman hotel luncheon
ApTiii Aahby ORSiina ~ the
Urban League was n speaker be-
for - Plymouth Congregational
church auxiliary O.. Donald
Brady II appointed superintendent
Of the Edna branch of the Mime.
apolis Postoffioe by Postmaster
John r. Coan %. Myles Horton.
director Of the famous Highlander
school In Monteagle. Tenn. visits
city d. w. CBin) McMoors IL
appointed Hallie q. Brown Athle.
tic department head o.. The
Minnesota House passed an en-.
aHoulatsd FEpC bill 10 Ia ~
Hazel Scott. Dinah Washington
and Earl Bostic were among the
stage summarizes who appeared
In the Twin cities In April.
Frank N. smith IL Chairman
81 the annual u, a. brown
House nlemberuhip drive ....
MarcrIlR kiIlrh IL reported re-
covering from u serious opera
ton In the hospital 60, he.
hard Hubbard spoke 81 thr Ill.
yer Anniversary Meeting Of the
Minneapolis Urban League -,
Mary Mcleod Bethunc spoke In
Minneapolis on thr Negro Col.
leEe FIind, headed In Mlnnrapo.
H. by Ju,lson Bemis,
Meredith Howell il the FIRST
Negro Org employed. In this ARIA
o.. Large crowds attend the an
nuai Home Service Exposition
sponsored by the Minneapolis
srOKEsMAN and tho st. Paul
RECORDER &C., Harry Crump
hotel operator and sports promo
tor died ~ ~ &C., Miilor'H base.
bali team had three Negro players
on HH roAter, Ray cambridge.
David Bnfnhln and white Mays
who baseball writers aay may
reach the heights M an outfirlder
&C.. Bon u Cruising of Mime.
apnlls- Moline In - speech said
there Ia plenty of work for willing
workers Three Greek letter
frnternitica of the Mldwratern
states held their Spring regional
confabs IN the Twin Cities. They
wcrr the Omega Psi. Kappa Alpha
Kappa and he Alpha Phi Alphaa
A Pilgrim baptist rally raised
$500.
May Lester Granger vice
president 81 tho National Confer
cnce Of Social Work came To Min.
ncapohn In May 20 address the an
nuRl meeting Of the Minnesota
state Welfare Conference q,
The Gospel Temple church Of 0od
In Christ held lts FIRST services in
IT, new church.
John simmons rrclrCtrd prrai-
drnt % the Minneapolis Urban
League board FIrr CUTS his.
torlc ST. Peter AME church
Anna Rosenberg. assistant De.
tense chief conferred with local
leaders 10 tho NAACP.
Louis Mason Jr,. gues to Ma.
tionai Urban League survey post
m loan" frnm Pittsburgh O.,
Jim Mirrc. business man shoots
hold-up man and routs two others
Mrs Bessie Cox was crowned
Queen ~ Minerva In contest spon.
s"rcd by the DnrcaS Society %
MI Oltvct church The Twin
Cities Division Of the Brotherhood
" Sleeping Car Porters celebrated
~ 25th Anniversary Chas. n,
noty, grand master OF Minnesota
NaSnns was elevated 10 the asri
d"grrc at the Supreme Council In
Philadelphia &C.. Thousands in
Chicago paid last tribute 90 Oscar
I've Priest former Congressman
and political power on Chicago'a
S"ulhsNir phlllip Randolph
told q Twin city audience the
civil rights struggle must 40 on IN
spite ~ the drfcnsc preparation.
Continued Next week.
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