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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

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Oeesoet. 01oA. . Oete0ot JoHSoe ooxo0
President. Frieda Hermann. 5000 edmore.
Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We e-371o.
v'es-President, .Georse. echuster, Jr.. is!s
ArdMore. Ferndale. Michigan. Phones Il
Corresponding Secretary, Naomi Frost,
1920.
treasurer. Henry aerrmana. 1000 Ard.
more: Detroit 8. Michigan. Phone. VI.
Eliwood City. p. - Junior Saxons
St., West Mifflin. Pa. Tel: Ho i-1ls5.
President. Eleanor Paul. Martin Avenue.
Ellport. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PLazS
Vice Pres. Barbara Stone, MID. ri. No. .,
Ellport, Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PL s-4427.
Sec'y., Elsie Paul. Martin Ave-, Ellport,
Ellwood City, Pa. Phone PL s-5l62.
Treas: Catherine Berendt. sls Franklin
Ave-. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PL s-ssil.
Lorsin. Ohio. - LoraiD SsnSess
President, Matt wagner. 40 West end ST.
Tele- 3-e22l-Lorain. Ohio.
vice-President. Dale Z sees ssets Court,
rele. 5s60s-Lorain, Ohio.
2lst Street. Tele. eI445-Lorain, Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee, 55o5 Baetx Court,
Tele. 5-seos-Lorain. Ohio.
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Tel: Oliver 6-0l94.
sec'y.. Ruth Bodendorfe. ooe McC1sary
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. i-S19A.
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C9Oo
President: Catherine sanor, q. 3 No, L
Georgetown Road. Salem, Ohio.
Socrotary. ttO0o 0aF1nann. 06l 0uaaatt =,
Phone: 00O7.
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0sn1sssskssen ..
EiiwssS CITY. - aDSs LAses0sas
Praes.. Mrs. Helen Kjoos. - osshae6 A.
sssr.. Mr.. sars rlssenss. - ossA.ss
Ave-. Elwood ciS. Pa.
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sesr.. Judy Chamberlain. Her.hey n.
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New Castle. Pa
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oo1oD CeUb
Pres, richard q kaut1, <50 0rebuo "a.
Z, Ohio. Tel. FR. 7-S307.
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Rd.. Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 7.SSS7.
LIST Vice Pres, John Schneider. ESQ G. l3sth
St.. Cleveland 3. Ohio. Tel: II. l-ol7.
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9Th Street. Cleveland 2. Ohio Tel: Wood
bine 1879.
Secretary. Audrey Miller. s24s Theodore
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Asst-secy.. Pat Roby. sls4 ". 9Th st..
Cleveland :. Ohio. Atlantic l-ss77.
Treasurer. Freds Hermann. ssl Summit
St.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem 66o7.
Canton. Ohio. - Cantor Saxon Juniors
Cut.
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 ouimby Ava.
s.w.. Canton. Ohio. Tel: s-osol.
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East Canton, Ohio. Tel: %-4440.
Treas. John Krsch. ss7 Bershoff. Akron.
Reporter, Madeline untch. 90 Forest Ave-.
S.w.. TEL: 3-23l3.
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C1eveAn6 East sumter Saxon Clsb.
President. John Schneider. $50 e. l2eth
St.. Cleveland 8. O. Tel. IL i-7sl7.
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Pres. Jack Middleton, ms Nelson Court.
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy Inns.
Sec'y. Jean Haller, I1loi St Mark Avenue.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Tel: W l-leSA.
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Str Phone RA. l-o01A.
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BRANCH CALENDAR

Of the r'onsyivsnio saxsn Junior Association Of Ne United sss,ss
g AnoNeo
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Uevslan0 west sas1rtgsj CAesuA
..Praes., zoe T1tsch. $50 W. eotb Str
Cleveland, Ohio. Fhooe AT. 1.1ooa.
Sekf., Gertrude Binder, 1851 Rosewood
Ave.. lakewood. Ohio. Fhone 10. 4y7o0A.
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YesagsseVn. Ohte =. q. o1aRasssAss
Prses.. George Raidel ST.. IT'S Friedrich
Strasse.
Sekr.. Gustav a. Tscnunn soee sunmes
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Rt@t MIR Der 0loube. aii@ ber
rnolaube fann W6rtprer er3euac1t.
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Homegrown. O. D. Q. JsnDss LOso
CAoeuS
Praes., Wiliam Frank. 90 Flint afn.
6ekr.. George rOiool. to1 AnoWan Lana
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rraes, John Smiley. Wise Rd. NV. caA.
| ton, o. Tel: 3-952S.
Sekt.. Marie Beckett. 1880 18th 81. NV,
Canton. O. iel.: 2-9O13.
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YoungstoVu. Ohio. Coneor0ta Mtxe0 Choeul
Praes.. Bill Frank. q .. Portland Ave-.
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
Sekr., Flora Palmer. l3l q. Roanoke Ave-,
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
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0aien. Obis - gehO 0o0oekS0O
Press, E1isabsth 0trsrht. 100 L1ba0 ~.
Salem, Ohio. :
Sehr., TfsdS Hermann. ol Summit o..
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New Castle. Ps.-Eintfsehf 0~eosn4voPef0.
Praes.. Wm. 9. finger. 10 Northview Ave.
Sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. 2lS NorthvisW
Ave,
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C1evOlana. OhiO
C1eveAn6 East sumter ss1sn Clsb.
President. John Schneider, $50 e. l26th
St.. Cleveland 8. O. Tel. IL l-7617.
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Cleveland. Oh,s. Ossse'te Q. .. Z U
Veretn. Zweis ~.
vsrsammiuns ieden Z sonntas I'm Monat
1900 Ost 81. st. Tel: EN-. l-070S.
Praes. Edw. r. Schneider. 94l Helmsdail
Rd., Cleveland Hts. Tel: Ulster l-2685.
Sekr., John r. Schneider. $50 e. i28th st.
Cleveland 8, O. Tel. Ii. l-76l7
C..V,-Sekr., Richaro Geissl. ll6v SHADE
land. Tel: Liberty l-2sll.
Cleveland. Ohis. 0ssssisc IS. s'ss'a
x. q. yssoin, Zwctg u.
vsrsammluns tedsn !. soentas i'm Monss
$50 Uhr nachmittass I'm ostseits sschsen'
Pr:es., Johanns Wolf. ssss 9. ~ q
1f sios e; la.s's sos. xoea. .ss E. rs. $.
Tel: MU l-4ll3.
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Kranken. UnA.Vessin. Zweig -.
Versammluns toaen ]. sonntas I'm Mona'
I'm sachsenhelm. IA Woodrow Ave Tel.
Rraes. Michael Farr Jr.. 1875 Franklin
Ave. Tele.: FE. 3069.
Prot.-Sekr.. jacob Gotx,usistes. 2S6 Woo
so~ Ave. Tel: GA. 7al7.
E-v.-sekr.. Michasi Cnshss. sis aanfore
ossrs'a aiishissa;. O. vs'''s
Versammluns 1eden ]. Donnerstas I'm Mo-
ast. = Uhr abends u Carl muses. TAP Room
Prsss-Scnt. John schind,ss g.. xs7s cush.
M, East Detroit. Michigan.
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9un0OoOokteoO
Lefain. Q. 9. Q. ~0sangvePeiD GlnsIseb1
Praes., Micha9j KiSSch0. 0ll West II 9dr.
Prot. Sekr.. Wilhelmins Sch1ndler. Stop g.
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NV C81S16. " ]. j. O60681806
"pt0AOenns
Praes., MrsL Ksth. Lowry. Rose Ava. NsO
Castle, Pa.
sekr.. Mira }. Bodendorfsr. AcC9sary ASo,
New Castle. Pa.
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0oasca. - 9. Q. Z. q. veSeia,
ZWeis ~.
~Versammluns 1eoen I. Sonntag TN Mona
II Uhr mor9ens.
Praes.. Steve Leitscnaft u. al 9th d.
Monaco, Pa. Tel: Roch. 26SS r
Prot. Sekr.. Fermen Massey v32 Washing
ton Ave. Monaco. Pa. TEL: 10. x2O
C.-V.-Sekr., Thomas F1ockey. ais PennA.
Ave.. Monaco. Pa TEL: Roch. lSSI W.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Charles . Marciano
Title Bout 10 Be
Broadcast 0v'r Chs

Exclusive blow-by-blow cover
age Of the Rocky Marciano-Ezzard
Charles return heavyweight bout
will be aired over the CHS Radio
network Wednesday, September
IS. 1t win be BACKED out on
home television.
The ringside description Of this
15-rouEd fistic thriller from Yank-
ee stadium, New York will be
sponsored by the Pabst Brewing
company with Russ Hodges, one
Of the nations top sports report
ers, giving the blew-by-bloW ac-
count and veteran sportecaster,
Jack Droes handling the between
rounds commentary.
Radio broadcast time Of the
bout will start at $40 p. m. est
II will be carried over the fun
CHS radio coast-to-coast network
in addition to outlets in Puerto
Rico, Alaska and Hawaii and will
mark the 10th worlds champion
ship boxing bout broadcast spon-
See BoUT-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Republican Women
In A Nationwide
plan Of Action"

WASHINGTON The national
Federation of Republican Women
this week launched their nation
wide plan of Action" and set a
goal of 100000 members to as
sist Republican candidates in the
1854 election campaign.
Mrs. Carroll d. Kearns, presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Republican Women, said h a
early tallies from some areas al
ready using the plan Of Action"
point to the recruitment of COP
Women's club members in every
city block.
The tremendous national drive
Is blueprinted in a model text
book, THE Plan of Action" which
was circulated last winter to some
1000 Republican Women's club
chairmen. 1t was written by Mrs.
Sylvia Hermann of Bethesda. Nd,
NFRW Campaign Activities chm,
and her vice chairman, Mrs. Lee
ona Rush Of Chevy Chase, Mary
land.
The Plan is a step-by-step
outline of increasing COP club
membership" M rs Hermann
pointed out 1t is the Federation's
blueprint of the role NFRW clubs
will play in the November cam
paign
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03

istrator of the hospital
DR.. Ish, DR.. Robinson, and DR..
White are tie long time residents
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Haacp Heads Laud
Service of DR..
con Ransom

Tribute to the public services
Of DR. Leon Ransom, leading at
sgrnney, who died at his home in
Washington August Is was paid
is week by officials Of the Ma
,iOnal Association for the Adj
ancement Of Colored People.
Arthur B Spingard, president
Of the NAACp and himself a
laVrycr noting DR. Ransom's many
years Of legal service to the cause
If Negro rights, said While
many talented lawyers became
70, busy with their private af-
fairs to devote much time to pub
lie service. DR. Ransom over the
wears gave brilliant and devoted
attention to legal cases in the
civil rights field, often with no
more reward than his bare expen-
sos and the satisfaction Of having
new frontier in
civil rights law for the beniftt OF
his people, ,
Thurrood Marshall, spe cha
See DIR. RANsoM-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03

Ragland who has recently
completed a term of service
in the marines. Mrs. Corine
Ragland stated that her son,
Gregg, and her small brother
in-laW, Melvin who were Sleep
ing together called for water,
and she arose and took them
to the kitchen and gave it to
them. Then she went into the
bathroom and found Harold with
his face down in the commode,
the seat being up. Harold was
carried into the front room where
James, the returned marine, at
tempted artificial respiration
while waiting for the fire de-
partment which had been called
According to the family the am
bulance arrived about ten min
utes later, Immediately followed
by the police. The rescue squad
arrived about ten or fifteen min
utes later after having been call
ed by the first arrivals
The mother and father explain
ed that Harold could walk by
pulling himself up by the furn-
iture and supporting himself that
way as he went along In addi-
ton, they explained, that Harold
was quite precocious, having call
ed for water when he was only
three months old. The Press rep
representative asked for the twin,
Carol Dean, and had him stand
by the commode. (See foto) He
was able to pull himself up and
stood for some time while the
cameraman readied his camera
and took flash. The bowl reach
ed only to just below his hips
he is said to be a little shorter
than his drowned brother. Har-
old was the younger of the twins
but nevertheless, the larger, it
was said.
Harold and Carol were born
September %, 1858. Blessed F.
vent Day for Westinghouse Elec-
trio corporation, and that firm
in consequence, presented the
family with a laundomat, and
the Gerber company gave the
years food previously referred TO-
They were the second set Of
twins in the family, the others
are Shirley and Pearlie, born a
few years ago.
Mr. Ragland is employed at the
Bruce lumber company
Mrs. Raglan'ds family consists
Of thirteen children and her hus-
band. Harold Eugene was the
18th child. The oldest daughter
is married and away from home
James, whose wife discovered the
child lives with his wife in Ok
lahoma. Travis is in service with
the marines, and the other mem
J See DRowNiSG--page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
-Four Prominent Local Negro NEEDLES
Named 10 Staff Of Baptist Hospital

Doctors G W. S. Ish, ]. NJ
Sooinson, o, B White, and j. B.
Woods have been accepted as
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
RemmelN ominatedto OpposeFa ubus

Pratt Kennel, Little Rock S
smiling and congenial mayor, was
nominated by the Republicans
Saturday to run for governor of
Arkansas in November against
Orval E. Faubus, the Democratic
nominee.
Nomination of the mayor came
as no surprise, for it had been
rumored for some time that the
popular young man would be in
the battle for major post for
the COPS; and since much dis
approval has been evidenced of
the majority of voters choice for
Arkansas next governor. it OPP
ened up much encouragement for
a Republican possibility.
The 38-year-old Republican has
defeated strong Democratic con-
tenders twice, and this within it.
self offers something to think oV-
er seriously in one-party state,
where Democrats have always
held the reins in late years.
1t has already been stated a
mong many of the so-called Ne
gro politicians that Mr.. Remmel
will get considerable Negro sup
port. First, for there are many
dyed-in-the-wool Negro Repub-
licanS, who will vote no other
way, merely from tradition;
Second, because ne has always
been considerable of Negro citi-
zens as mayor of Little Rock, and
many strong Negro party men,
bers have their arms around him.
For instance, a local attorney,
John A. Hibbler, and a strong
party member has been in his
confidence for many years. and
is one of hiF close advisors Mr..
Hibbler made one of the speeches
seconding his nomination at Sat-
urday's convention.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Arkansas Listed In
Desegregation List

When the school bell rings next week. Negro and white
children will be sharing cassrooms number of southern
localities where strict school segregation formerly MAIN
tanned by state law according to survey of the southern
school situation being made by the NAACP.
Without waiting for the Supreme Court to issue DEGREES
mpementng its decision which held public school segregation
be unconstitutional southern localities simply in
egratng their public schools at the beginning of the fall TERM
the associations survey shows
Similar action has been taken by several southern col
eges universities we'll some private schools the
south.
The Supreme decision banning segregated schools
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Negro Woman Tells
Church Council
About Africa

Chicago tCNS)-Wearing tn e
bright costume Of West Africa,
Mrs. Rena Kareia-Smart, though
born in Bridgeport, Conn, told
the World Council Of Churches
all about life in British West
Africa.
AS one Of the youngest par
Elephants on the World Council
See WOMEN--psge eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
EIks Vote Funds to
Foundation for
Health Promotion

Chicago-(ANP Established OF
a $4,000 foundation for the pro-
motion of health, education and
the advancement Of Negroes was
approved unanimously here last
week by the closing sessions OF
the 55th Independent Benevolent
Order of the Elks Of the World.
The Negro group which met
See ELKS-pags eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03

was the result of cases brought
to the high judicial authority
by the NAACP.
Communities and cities To-
Gated in five southern states
have announced public school
indignation for this term, ac-
cording to an incomplete tab
ulation still underway in the
NAACP offices. These states
are West Virginia, Missouri,
Arkansas, Maryland and Della
ware.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03

John w. Roxborough, II Of De-
troit, has been appointed consul
tant to Secretary of State, John
Foster Dulles, Mr.. Roxborough is
member of the distinguished
Roxborough family of Michigan.
He already has a well established
legal career in spite Of his youth.
He is only 81 years old having
been born January 7, 1922 Mr..
Roxborough received his early
education in the public schools
Of Detroit: a. B. degree, Univers-
ity Of Michigan in 1914, where
he was an outstanding athlete,
having won three letters in track
and in 1913 the Big Ten ID mile
championship. He received his
bachelor Of law degree from the
University OF Detroit in 1919.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03

III UuHHTIIIB sebitBdecU stIIoOiS
In addition, public schools
in the District of Columbia
will be integrated for the first
time this month.
In the five southern states
where school indignation al
ready Is scheduled on the local
level, total of at least twenty
three towns or cities and one
county have set the action for
next month.
In some cases, indignation has
See JIMCRO-page five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
-Month-0Id Tot browns
In ComInode;; Parents Sleep

IarddE of nn1e and
of a
erlyM momng spite of
Harod parents,
by
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-03
Florence Crittenton Home
Still Appealing for Fund

The board of directors Florence Crittenton
is still accepting contributions for the home, in effort to
keep the doors OPEN The response far encouraging but
s-I lacking in reaching the needed Mail make
yC~r contribution of the solicitors today Mail to-
-a Mrs H. L. Porter 1920 Pulaski street Little Rock phone
Franklin 4-4653 or Franklin 2-6165.