St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01

riday, January /. 1854
n Hill foundation scholarship for
study In social work 200
guests assist the Lester Boyds OBJ
serve rs years Of married life .
Twin City Negro kids spend ten
days In rural Minnesota with
white families Man who walked
away with James Coleman's $500
bin in December. 1862, IL appre-
hended In Indianapolis. Police Of
ficer Jimmy Griffin was Dispatch
ed 10 the Hoosier metropolis to
bring him back TO the SANITY
City.
Fannie Pierre Lewis made her
annual summer visit 10 stu
water State Prison Golfers
from several states converge on
Minneapolis for 10th annual
Central States Golf Meet. held
In Minneapolis, July 2i-2s
John r. Ciaibourne, longtime
resident dies :. Don Bonaparte
Chicago housing manager re-
turns to hometown st. Paul for
Mems Day speech nj Pilgrim
baptist.
Hector vassar resigns chair
manship OF Dining Car Employees
Local sic Central states
Golfers Elect Nathaniel Jordan OF
st. Louis president The Kenya
Supreme Court orders new trial
for Kenyatta Ike" gets a
storm OF protests over naming
Gov. James J. Byrncs TO UN .
James Davis OF st. Louis wins
Central States Tourney.
AUGUST
| TIME Magazine seeks 10 out
standing Future Young News
makers of Minneapolis. Cecil
Newman among 20 senior citi-
gems named by the Minneapolis
Chamber OF Commerce to select
the 100 Roy wilkins OF the
| NAAcP calls Joseph Mccarthy
a threat to American progress
Churchgoers, I'm m aturity and
Race Hatred are named as top
boosters Of prejudice In the U.s,A.
Jasper Gibbs. head Of J. 4 II.
Laundry dies j. Jessie y. Locker
OF Cincinnati was named by IKE"
as American Ambassador To
Liberia John clearinghouse"
Cunningham. well known Mime
apolis Elk dies nj age 10. He had
lived In Minneapolis half a CEN
tury S3rd Congress adjourns
without any action on civil rights
measures Elmer Carter, for
mer 81. Paulite In candidate for
president OF the borough Of Man
haitian Mrs. Irving Levy IL
women's day speaker at Pilgrim
Harriet Bell Smith gave a
piano and organ recital at Beth
esda Baptist church.
sEprEMRrR
EBONY magazine poses the
question. rs Negro Society
Phony?" American Labor
Unions reported rapidly ending
race discrimination in their ranks
T,thing called answer to
church financial problems, study
says Marcella sayles, talented
young pianist was presented In n
recital Mt Pilgrim Baptist church
Sept. Is. Prince Hall Masons and
the Minnesota oEs held their an
nual meetings In Winnipeg. h c.
|. The AME church OF the NJ
w. Conference met in Council
Bluffs, la, The Rcvs. NJ. L. Sim
mons and Henderson Reddiek, re-
turned to Minneapolis st. James.
81. Paul, wayman Minneapolis,
get now pastors, E. Y. Morrow is
named to post with the y, s.
Dept OF Commerce, He Ia a for
mer NAAcP aide.
LELAND N Jones. youthful Buff
falo. N. Y city councilman was
the So, Paul Urban League am
nual dinner meeting speaker An
Alabama federal grand jury in
dicted seven whites for holding
Negroes in slavery ON farms, The
fourth annual meeting OF UNES-
co brought number OF distin-
gulshed American Negro leaders
TO the Twin cities for UNESCo
sessions at the University OF Min
nesota Carl Rowan and Cecil
Newman were ON the sponsoring
committee headed by Harry Bulls,
which arranged the sessions
Rowan named one OF the 100
Future Newsmakers sponsored by
TIME Magazine and the Mime
apolis Chamber OF Commerce The
100 were honored at sumptuous
banquet at the Hotel Rsdissou at
which 400 business, civic figures
honored the 100 men and their
wives.
| National RaptiSts elected Rev.
| J II. Jackson Of Chicago as their
new president. Rev, Floyd Massey
Jro moderator OF the Minnesota
and South Dakota Raptis,s is a
vice-president Of the national
body Prince Hall Masons elected
John n. Lawrence, most worship