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Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10
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Some fellers keep on gittin' belted till they buckle.
  If a friend gifts in the hole, put in a plug.
  Good horse sense is usually we'll harnessed.
  Some fellers go crazy all alone. others have wives that help.
  Only a blockhead goes around with a chip on his shoulder.
  Tobe Hinch's wife says that at last Tobe can't kick, he's got his leg in a cast.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10

We may be wrong but we never heard of a blind man joinin' the nudists.
 
 Ridge Corner cop brought a drunk to the hospital and they said he was drugged; the cop said yeah, drug him two blocks to git him here.
 . Yep. sowin' wild oats with rye is pretty corny. We just don't like argu. ;ments as too often they prove us wrong.
 . Some folks walk like they owned the streets, others drive like they owned the car. REV. CHARLEY GRANT
 6E. V. s +
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10
Church Directory

Local religious societies and churches are invited to furnish schedule of their regular meetings which will be printed in the Rec ord free of charge. All copy must be in our hands Monday preced- ing the Friday for which it is in tended for publication. Brief church notes on items of special interest will also be welcomed.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10
SEWARD MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Olin TunneIl

The Rev Olin Tunnell has been sent by the Mission Board to fill the place of Rev. Charles Malin who is on vacation for the summer.
 Morning Service ............ 11:00
 Sermon - "I'm Burning Inside" Evening Service .................... 500
 Sermon - "Madman of Gadas."
 There is always good singing of your favorite hymns and you will be welcomed to the Church.,
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10
SEWARD LUTHERN CHURCH 3rd Ave-, and Church Streets
Rev. Dwight J. Boe

Rev. Dwight J. Boe Sunday School for all ages ... 9:45 Morning Worship Service .... 11:00 Holy communion Service, first Sunday morning of each month. Family Night Pot Luck Supper, first Sunday evening of each month at 5:30.
 Church Council Meeting, first Tuesday of each month at 7:30. Ladies Aid, second Monday of each month at 500.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10

With Ford Dealers selling than other dealers with Ford sales 48 when the industry whole selling with people buying Fords than before there be little doubt that todayS Ford best buy For what other Fordc price oer V8 power? What other Fords price brings you BaJont Front Sus pension setting beauty? And what other you high share of your money at tradentme Ford? The simply ths brings much of what want most does Ford Test Drive the Ford of your choice and see!
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-10

Ford is first in sales because it's first n value! It is tue only car in the lowprice field that offers ... c V8 engine BalI-Joint Front Suspension.. Trend-setting Beauty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

The up a body his defense
Tho university degree
ngy German has club organization
lection had believed that the Student
principles hvalry something
members IN such cases, but learned that they not"
Nora Vain wrote the 1889 describing Tin
Reaching for the stars tho Generalization
from defending the victim NaE protesting
from offering cutlery doing
all too apparent
The conadctng American citizen in
1854 has approached approach the
has been and price congressional
investigating commees and courage to
clap q ceiling.
Senator TydnGs a gave fair hearing
TO- and declined to make finding Of a.
more Senator Tdngs puged at the next election
squadron sent into his by Senator Mccarthy.
baltimore.
Maj Gen. Partridge Of Army Intelligence
Senator McCahys Interpretation psychological
document He transferred a post later
Brig Gen Eicker officers
der attack by Mccarthy tsmer citations
for bravery under FIRE World wear
the unform"-ths a resigned Marine Cops
commission year fighting to run for
political office.
The most frightening implication may well
be just this The which
for truth because the cost questioning CO..
Daily News
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

The NAACP has set membership goal
rent campaign.
Considering the fact that there fifteen Negroes
this country the overwhelming majority
want fun citizenship right here and this
of the only organization that equipped fighting
seems extremely modest
There must be million Negro country
and they really wanting their
the number NAACP
lion at least
cannot be emphasized too everything
else and that
profit most from whatever victories the NAACP
We cannot expect others what
sincere desire and determination.
There miracles to expected long aruous
fight for full citizenship opportunities except those
wrought by plentitude OF almighty dollars
Negroes have those dollars unfortunately
them their investing
the NcP drive although they spending everything
little dishearening to Negro
spending millions dollars while organization fight
ing for them u operating q shoestring
Negro family would spend annually
support the NAACP would
future.
We have been boasng about fifteen spending power
but how little Of Il spending achieve ciRenship
Pittsburgh COURIER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

II all citizens law abiding there
enforcement machinery
But unhappiy there
act as II they thought they above
One OF these the
Of EleC tTical Workers at Hartford. Connecticut
The Connecticut Civil
tempted to persuade Local 235 that longer
deny membership otherwise qualified applicant
his
Education and persuasion. II does often failed
The of Local IS carried
sst" order n
Local 49, ignoring the court order continued
ship TO two coored electricians Warren
nney
Irksd by this contempt Judge Howard w Acorn
slapped $4,000 fine the stubborn officials
In addition. OF
further delay in complying with his order.
There little doubt that Electricians Tey
quickly be welcomed ful-nedged members
There's pointed lesson brndly
that enforcement FEPC
local state federal-Afro American
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
Easter Sunday Great Day

There's something about Easter Sunday in America that
dees word description It's in the air. In the bright faces Of
young and old The flowers Easter lilies the Easter cards and
kilograms all part Of the many coorcd parade which
meets the eye ON Easter morning
The kids happy because the Easter rabbit round and
about The mueoord eggs which mothers patient
y dyed for the qualification and cries Of delight which will
from happy young threats carefully hidden for the
egg hunt.
The Easter bonnes which will Adorn the curls Of
from six sxtythe Spring suits which the
boys and DID, will proudly down the streets Sun
dnyal add up to the joys which will pervSde the villages
towns and cities
Our churches will be filled trimming beauti
full Of praise honor Of the Son of God who
Easter The spiritual leaders will speak words wisdom
and hope for all the world and especially those who follow
the footsteps Of Jesus Of Nazareth
Many an individual who attends church Faster Sunday
will not return until the Easter Some others will decide
next Easter morning that they should join hands
who regular In their worship and regular church
attendance To whichever group beongs--a be
blessed because lie who forgvng of the faults
all Of us
Then there win be those thoughtful souls who will re-
member the Sick the lame the halt and the blind They will
visit them send them gifts cards and kind words
enlargement Easter day will be brighter day for those
distress Tor usually brings out the best in the
Many will make the Easter dinner pleasant continuation
OF the Easter day festival and partake Of the traditional food
Of the day On countless tables the baked ham with pineapple
slices the other fine dcaecs that make mp Easter
will make this Easter TO be remembered.
Only the most hardened cynics vii at Easter for IL
heralds the birth OF Spring the coming blooming Of the
flowers and the budding trees and Nature offers bounde
ampe Of the wonder of the universe the Resurrection
Of Christ did TO the believers.
This Easter let who will pray that will conquer
the hate suspicion and fear which has in the past caused
human destruction Let Easter Sunday be day dedication 70
peace and determination that everywhere will have liberty
and freedom and be able live free from the fear Of one
neRhbor whether In the next block the the next
Ea..
OF Jesus Christ whose entire life devoted to showing
the way TO peace and coutcntment
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
STATEHOOD FoR HAWAII AND Alaska

Editor: The Republicans attempted pull Q
Democrats BY ban leaving
Alaska which also wants statehood
tons for their respective territorial legislatures Republicans
usually win IN Hawaii and the Democrats usually
the Republicans wanted Republican
passed
BILL the senate amended include Alaska only
From the point Of Negro citizens important
both Hawaii and Alaska Be admitted population
has nOnwhite majority probably
Senators United
Democratic In contrast 10 the Southern
always been vigorous In supporting civil rights legislation
Negroes want And Alaska certainly
supporters Of civil rights legislation gain
Unfortunately the Republican Representa-
lives Joseph Martin plan
Hawaii and Alaska states though
rights and the balance
Democratic Senator's
both places the House
to the senass proposal each citizen must write
and that the Senate bill
states be agreed by the House
Lewis ~ Prospect Ave. r., Mount Vernon N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

The Associated Negro Credit Union is sponsoring public
testimonial banquet April 20 for its leader for II years Tai
mage Carey IL has asked various Twin City
serve cosponsor OF the affair Its reasoning was that mo-,
only has the credit union been service to members Of
organizations but also the credit always
with most other organizations putting over any worthwhile
project The credit union felt that portion of community
a. represented by its organized groups would partc
pate in It's endeavor pay homage to the man chiefly r.
sponsihle for It's II years Of useful service
The banquet will honor who has been in the fore
front In church, NAACP Urban League and the political
and faerna life Of the More than this the credit union
recognized the vision Mr. Carey exhibited in forming
ISOLATED Negro Credit Union which has loaned It's members
excess Of 100000 In the IL years since its founding
Chiefly they him honorcd because of the faithful
in which he nurtured the from fragile unit with
total Of e36 10 organization with close $4,000
In assets For most Of the Carey has served secretary
Of this group there compensation and
paid him now small be insignificant Bu, this has
deferred him from handling well all Of the aruous tasks which
the administrative officer Of o credit union must do,
The credit union wants TO honor Mr. Carey also because
believes people who leadership roles and do good job
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
Weekly Press Stays Around

One advantage your weekly paper has most other
forms Of communication including the daily paper Is its onge
witty Most any weekly paper apt 10 be around the living
or IN the newspaper rack days than daily paper
It's other competitors Tv aud the radio last only few
minutes of day We know subscriber who keeps this
paper for four weeks and then bundles copies up and
them TO California Another collects weeks Of papers and
then mails them TO and his family in Germany
The weeklies that face the stiff competition Of the daily
paper In soliciting ads seldom sell their best aSSethc length
OF time weekly paper remains the home makes il
TO be eadmore esnrc than most other printed matter and
therefore with greater interest
Firms that do not spend their advertising budget
with some OF the weekly paper missing real bet in build
ing up acceptance for their firms and their products
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

ought have their works publicly acknowledged In most
Negro communities the people have been greatly remss in this
type Of manifestation often waiting until person is dead be-
fore rightful recognition il extended.
There another factor which important than many
Of might think Testimonials such the being planned
for Mr. Carey raise the reputation Of the Negro community in
the of the total community which accustomed TO saying
John, well doner
Members Of the credit union board and group Of public
mOna which will be held at the Hotel Dyekman This
paper expects the affair be and hopes many Of its
readers will participate Mr. Carey worthy Of the honor which
will be paid him and the Twin City community which joins
the celebration will be doing itself an honor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

The nations housing problem large Is estimated that
minimum Of million homes needed provide
families
that million families sun live houses unfit human
ton overcowded metropolitan breeding places
Of crime delinquency and disease additional million
live that have deteoated
these probably could reCnnsd program
1t apparent that a done
under proper legislation healthy housing industry
wark against depression the indirect employment
creates and the wealth II adds to the nation
The home building industry confident
needs should be the hope that
Of Congress viii result In legislation helping f
Houston CTeNas)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

Here Peoples right maintain,
UnGwd by influence and mbribd by gain
patriot Truth glorious precepts draw.
Pledged TO Religion Liberty and Law.
Joseph Story
The above the publication pub
Washington high
many publications like feel
standing
calls up house 1918
ask whether Dore Miller received the DISC for galanty
crank writes almost iegble
reminding the Ku Klux
q institution wants to sell
the articles whats Wrong
u Of Charles W. Wash
Ingon, n
ton which the industry In Minneapolis
Negro workers Had forgotten all about until Aaron
GOldner Of the tile firm OF that reminded Of the
cident which made big back Is years
Mr. odner reminded that he the foreman
Mil industry Negro operate
power
coored working in the factories First
type oper-
In st. Paul a relative Judge
Knkead We Kinkead Ramsey
county attorney when Fred White Minneapolis Pullman
patrons
House He picked his found
marathon He phoned the
told him to halt discrimination close the place To
ton he dispatched his staff cooed
the next night The gentleman admitted
trouble. whatsoever.
Mike Kinkead didn't right wrong-he just
took action
for office present city
do lot of hemming and having on basic rights
you've reading years
course appreciate those kind words podner!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
Democracy Begins A. Home: But
Not For The American Indiuns

Not all the findings
front Last month Of the shocking
ed the inside newspapers Shaw
Department
Of the Navajo Indian twenty
the white population This nhuan
every American ashamed In this
knoVhOw combating
stood Idly by while thousands these
tinus to Be deprived Of the medical facilities which
for granted
blessing call the o
to Americans right under while desperately tell
people the world over greater
happiness and welfare adopting knowledge
safeguarding human life
In view Of this become obvious why
question good will prove sincerity even
genuinely helpful that
the American Indian the midst % white majority
neglect or blow TO
Leadership IN word affairs
Add 20 this another Philips
offered high position wahngton rejected
could justify ubscing his child Segregation
restriction prevalent capital every
American bow his head failed
in our responsibility
Democracy, begins n Be s
cssSfay only practice show
believe bofer eshsv~dJLC R@psrtn
"
said that mule win ~ down ia tracks refusing
When thinks has dSns dAyS wOEk Bs the
nat has good asa what Gays
dons before gattingVy KyS CAamAl Hs~h Dap~ash
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
THOUGHT SLAexwnls sroRY GAVE DISTORTED PICTURE

s"~~SVs ~@%~~~sN Sb0%b wave 0sSb0NBeD FIXTURE
Editor proud a Minneapolis branch Of
the NAAcP and I'm glad that
Of their convictions though they
Judgement Of their board
Mr. Blackwell tyour repore story Of the branchs
censure OF DR. Cobb april edition. left angles
pertinent to fair representation happened
pointed opposition motion that Mr.
Harris asking the membership against
information that he might
aPoS branch might to take and that reply
ceived yet.
Mr. Blackwell story copies OF minutes
the Washington meeting meeting giving impress
that there copies Nellie stone
read from material that she authentic
far as I could that the only copy
against seemed only fair to walt until
had to letter
meeting It does disciplinary action
hope the branch right and refusing
later to decide.
didn't get the impression meeting anyone the
board Of the members favor
Washington ID. c.
do not imply Blackwell deliberately
ntng his story but meeting perhaps
given distorted view of what took you
want carry sory-EarOh Wilson
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Editors meeting question
Staff writer Ed Blackwell talked
the motion he
meeting there every
angle OF the vote Of the
ing 10 the the motion
report the without santng Reader
knowseven when the by-ned a and
when will continue
offered by
Harold Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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sTUDEBAKER sh2 a-tir.: heater. oveE.
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