St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01
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home from school unless board
accedes to demands for new
school building. Claim school I'M
safe and unsanltary.
APRIL
Newell Weed. insurance man
named to chairman 1852 United
Negro College Fund finance drive
Sidney Anderson. General
Mills draftsmAn promoted to head
Of aeronauticai research draft
Ing section Rev. Archibald
Carey Of Chicago. minister. law
yer and city councilman was an
nual Mil City Urban League
speaker Deaths include Gov
ernor Cook. choir leader and
Noah psteman. R.R. man.
The Minnesota state senate
passed an FEPc measure by a
vote OF 80 to ~ Rev. Henry
W. Bolts was surprised on his 18th
birthday Minnesota FEPc
bin fails In test vote In house !.
Walter White attacked the Brick
err amendment y. African leader
Jomo Kenyatta found guilty. gets
7 years John ID. Rockefeller.
in a national appeal asked support
for the 81 Negro colleges that
are part OF the United Negro
College Fund.
Mrs. Peavey Heffcifinger hon
ored by Minneapolis B'nai Birth
-. Etheline Williams was nam
ed as Queen OF the Minnesota
South Dakota Bnptists Cpl
Monroe Gage is home after IS
months In Korea Mary Nc
Leod Bethune, most distinguished
woman OF color In the UsA spoke
In Minneapolis for the College
Fund Charles Knox. blind
rooming house keeper Ia fatally
injured when run over by a truck
First u s. Negro Catholic
bishop consecrated at Bay st.
Louis. Mississippi.
MAY
Judge Hubert Delaney OF New
York spoke to the Halle Q.
Brown annual meeting Rowan
reelected president OF the Mil
city Urban League Bahai
delegates from Minneapolis In
cluded Clarence Hughes Max
field school PTA wins fight for
new school building when board
announces plan 10 erect new
structure Mrs. Chester Oden
files cross suit for divorce !.
chivers Candidate for nth Ward
alderman Escues celebrate
saith wedding anniversary with
dinner party Hobart 7. Nit
chell receives Masonic honor.
33rd degree at Philadelphia !.
Sam Miller caught an II pound.
six ounce rainbow trout presi-
dent Eisenhower speaks out
against any form OF "second-ciass
citizenship DIR Rufus Clement
was elected to the Atlanta. Ga.
school board with over 10000
white voters casting a ballot for
him.
Tom Talley was cectcd head OF
the Twin city Omega fraternity
chapter Packing House Work
ers. members OF the United Pack
ing House Workers GRO organised
10 fight race discrimination In
South St Paul packing plants,
The executive committee OF the
Young Democrats meeting In Dem
yer voted not to hold any national
convention in any city where Ne
gro delegates could not be accomo-
dated ON the same basis as all
other delegates u, u, Young,
reputedly wealthy Minneapolis re-
tired R,R, man dies Rev L. C,
Harris, pastor Of Bethesda Baptist
church conducted revival in
Kansas City. The Kappas gave
their annual summer formal at the
Hotel Lowry The staying OF n
young St Paul woman. mother OF
three children. by the "other man"
married the last week OF the
month, The victim was Alice w,
Cannon.
JUNE
Judge Herbert Miilen Of Phil.
adelphia, member OF the Presby-
terrain General Council, governing
body of that church was in the
city with Mrs, Millen Tor the l65th
general assembly OF that denomln-
alton, The red carpet was laid out
for Hilda Simms, the information.
ally known actress. who returned
home TO Minnesota after a nine
year absence Jean Brown.
daughter Of Or. and Mrs, w, d.
Brown got her law degree from
Fordham University Dolores
Grigsby. talented young singer.
received q 500 scholarship from
Beta Professional music corority.
Tom Talley, Urban League man
and George Mann. union official.
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