St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

zcns honorcd him at a testimonial
banquet before he left.
Eli Rice, famed old time orchcs-
ira leader died at Y OES has
first annual Talent Show . Fin
ley Wilson'S slate won Elks top
Jobs at Buffalo, n Y. Only five
AFL unions still bar Negro mem
bers.
Howard Barksdale, native st
Paul man dies suddenly IN Detroit
.. DR. Ralph Bunche urges Ne
grocs to fight for rights now
Alice Onque was women's day
speaker at st. Peters church
George w. Robitshck gave lunch
con for william Seabron, former
Mil City Urban League industrial
secretary " Minnesota MasOns
meet in Minneapolis for two days
as guests of Anchor Hilyard
Lodge No. 2 " Lawrence Nc
Coy, well known St Paul postal
employee dies Lorraine (Hor-
ris) Byron is first Negro nurse at
Fort Smelling Veterans hospital.
Thurgood Marshall, chief of
NAACP legal staff speaks in
Twin Cities under joint sponsor
ship of Masons and NAACP o.
Eleven year old Eugene Price won
the OES Talent Show first prize
Holsey Memorial church paraded
10 new church Citizens honor
Sam Scheiner and retiring Gov.
Luther Youngdahl Don Yer
non. local boy who is administered
tive assistant to the dean of the
Howard ~" Dental school urged
young people to apply themselves
diligently To the more substantial
things of life Shelton Granger
is new Min City Urban League
secretary $50. Cicero grand jury
indicts five persons in race riots
but nary a rioter was in the in
dicted group e.. Rev. Il, ".
Moore, for eleven years pastor of
st. James church in st. Paul was
transferred by Bishop George w,
Baber.
October: The largest number of
Minneapolis Negro citizens to par
ticipatc in the annual Community
Chest drive worked to help put
over the 1851 drive. Bismark Ar
cher and George G, Mundell, re-
tired postal men are honored at
party go. The Spokesman and
Recorder papers attacked North
crn Pumps employment policies
&C.. Two Negro players, Jim
Clarkson and George Grove star
red as the Milwaukee Brewers
won the Little Worlds Series from
Montreal " The Minnesota
NAACP Conference met in Duluth
e. Scottish Rite lodge observes
sixth anniversary of it's reorgani-
cation 60. Dirt, trash and ia
vcrns drawback TO Negro pro-"
grcss," Ann Arnold Hedgman
says in speech. Howard Bennett
Is Mill City NAACP speaker o.. .
Beatrice Schuck, native of st
Paul, mother Of IL children sue
cumbs Testimonial held for
Rev. and Mrs. r. n Moore &C..
Josephine Baker protests treat
ment at Stork Club Walter Win
chcll public relations" man for
the club and its owner, Sherman
Billngslcy, try 10 impugn Miss
Bakers motives, The NAACP gets
in the act and a controversy be-
gins which Is heard all over the
world A Mill city Youth. Angus
tus McElroy was reported killed
In Korea.
Rev Dcn2il Carly was elected
president Of the Minnesota state
Conference Of the NAACP.
November: An Urban League
survey reveals less than 500 Ne
grocs are employed in the brewing
industry which has $4,000 workers
Widow sues keystone Bar for
death Of her husband Perfect
Ashlar lodge Of Masons houorcd
two past masters of the lodge
George L Hoage Sr., Lawrence
Tarver and grand secretary Clar-
enCe Roper Raymond w. Sisson
was given an award for courtesy
by the American Federation for
Railroad Progress O. c. Hall
civic and church lay leader died
! suddenly National officers Of the
Choral Union were in the TWIN
Cities Humphrey welcomed a
showdown between Truman and
what he called Republicans
Paul RobeSon is lost shepherd
Walter White says in the Novem
Der issues Of CRISIS 4 young
southern daily newspaper EDITOR
startled southern governors
meeting in Little Rock Arkansas
by denouncinC segregation and
race discrimination as a threat "a
the south's progress The
Negro College Fund Of Minne8po,
lis and alumni of five women'S
colleges sponsored outstanding
Town meeting at Radisson HoteI
Nov -. Speakers were Robert c
Weaver, Joseph II. Lehman anC
Carl T Rowan.
December: Frank Smith named
president Of st, Paul NAACP
Amt Ready" remarks Of Duke
Ellington draw censure. Com
mandcr Charles Blackburn Of tn,