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

Work at its national meeting IN
Atlantic City 49,. Rev. c. +
Stewart was elected president OF
the Detroit Pastors Union com
posed Of 6O4 Protestant ministers
Of the Motor City.
A photo Of the first Negroes 10
bowl in an American Bowling
Congress meet appeared on the
front fage &C.. Matte Hence
sales clerk at the l.. s. Donaldson
Co, Minneapolis department
store won a promotion Walter
White charged that Truman had
surrendered TO the DixieCrats by
his failure TO set an emergency
FEPC TO deal with war contrac.
tors who discriminate in employ
ment Nell Russell wrote that
she was against all war mar
riages. Most Of them don't turn
out was her opinion.
Ben +. Peery, former postal
employee and his wife, Dolly,
Ramsey County welfare depart
ment employee left 81. Paul for
California Leon Abbey, or.
chestra and combo leader visits
home >. Minneapolis In furore
as N. Y. Giants call up Willie
Mays, baseball sensation -.
The ball and Chain club picnic
at TaylOr's Falls was reported
In the June edition.
George Dozier, veteran Duluth
private car chef who has cooked
for the royalty of Europe retired
from the car of RR. president
Paul II. VanHoven Rev. w. Il
williams received his ~ w Bible
School diploma after taking a four
year course Photos Of so
Twin City high school graduates
appeared in these columns.
An editorial in the June IS edi-
ton admonished readers:
1T is very necessary even at
this date for Negroes and others
who are insisting on fair play
justice, tolerance and under,
standing, TO practice what they
preach. Too many Negroes are
everything but free of race pre-,
judice and tolerance and under,
standing of their fellows of diff,
ferent color, race or religion.
THE Negro who IL filled with
race antipathy, no matter what
circumstances and experiences
would seem 10 justify such an
attitude, certainly cannot sin
cerely plead the cause Of inter
racial understanding and JUS
tice. He In no better than the
white person who hates other
fellOwmen because Of their diff
ferences OF color"
The st. Paul Urban League,
annual dinner for st. Paul higf
school graduates and parents
heard Cecil Newman, newspaper
publisher as speaker and tn,
Pragmatei Sorority announced i
would present its annual scholar
ship to some boy or girl who de
sired to take course IN business
training &C.. Pilgrim Baptis
church ended a banner year b.
raising $2s,620 for all depart
ments year ending May, 1851 q.
II was revealed that Mrs. Harr!
L. Scott, wife of the Minneapoli
attorney was the granddaughte
of the founder of Howard Univer
sity, Washington. d, c. A 81
Paul June graduate was employe,
by the N. w. Bell telephone com
pany of st. Paul as long dis
lance operator.
Wayne Glanton, young enginec
and business man took unto him
self a wife. Clodeal Richardson .
Another June wedding was tina
of Louise McNeal and Bradfor
Benner Herbert Hennegar
Washington u. c., public rela
tons man for the u. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, visited in IN
Twin Cities e. The pneumoni
bug caught Jonas G. Schwart;
volatile Minneapolis attorney an
civil rights leader The Amo
and Andy TV show with colore
cast aroused a storm OF contrC
versy George II. Hanks. Mir
neapolis pioneer died from a hear
attack Des Moincs dedicate
Wendell Willkie House, the gil
OF the Cowles Foundation To De
Moines and its Negro population
Kansas city, Mo. police, con
Quoting systematic campaign
against weapon toters got tive
hundred guns, knives, raZors, ice
picks, blackjacks off night clui
and tavern patrons In two
nights. The campaign was urged
by Negro leaders when II was
revealed that the city's $4,000
Negroes accounted for foui
more murders In 1851 than Tn,
city's $4,000 whites.
June wedding bells rang (,
Josephine Smith and Richal
Howell and Janet Aron and The
dore Hunter Sam Scheme
stalwart fighter for human RICH
quits Minnesota Jewish CounC
executive secretaryship Hun
phrey introduced eight civil RICH
bills in the u. S. Senate Rel
resentatives of most Twin Gil
Negro Protestant churches met
plan the Seth annual Union Sun