davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28

NEW YORK n Y Calling guarantee full civil rights
for every civil liberties issue before the
nation Civil Liberties Union announced today major
organzaona the South provide for the
campaign to eliminate discrimination.
The Unions disclosed statement commemoratng
Rights the anniversary of the final
adoption of the first ten amendments to the Constitution The state
ment Murphy Man executive director
that the focus of the AcLU effort would be to
corps volunteer lawyers who would be available
the Community Special attention given establishing
ne 1T units Southern states and localities
jectyes ne sd Texas in Ac
activity mounting The Union in the last and onehalf has
affates louisiana, Kentucky and Florida
while many rights be made in the
South Msn said @ & the % Ssns q % ySn
rights in the last large Negroes the barriers
block the work of the National Association of cooed People
and the Urban League that the First Amendment rights OF free
speech and ASSOCIATION threatened
attacks AcLU head said there need
for % % to 5 5 ID Ss M aes Violations S w Of 3 Be
AcLU volunteer lawyers the viii be available
give legal aid as needed.
"om effort will Norhernimposed campaign MaIn
nued There great numbers Of people within the South itself
who want uphold pho the Bill Of gh Some & ne@ n have asked 0r
emphasis Southern organization that other
sas Of s country s 1 hys nscna @ poe % ey e exist @ O a
East and West too and must be equally opposed there Man said
that the ACLUs wenhree aa working actively to help
achieve integaion
The civil liberties spokesman also called attention
quick Congressional action fronts One to revise Senate
which allow minority bloc fbuster OBJ
jectonab legislation to death The refusal of Senate minority to
permit important civil rights legislation to to vote hwar
decision DEBATE
hope urge join the effort being planned
change this obuconis rule when the Senate
January g."
and immediate need in for legislation
aiding refugees Hungarian revolution seeking political
asylum the United States, the ACLU asserted.
Congress swiftly provide statutory authority for
admirable action bringing 2100o refugees
country the basis Of experience at the refugee ceners Austria
consider peed of these
Communist be found And
consider whether the Refugee Relief Act which expires
Of this month"; should be extended to deal with the
ing 0 give these refugees haven"
Hungarian MaIn said makes dramatically the
need general Of American immigration particularly
the discriminatory national
and provide peed entry through careful removal of
security investigations
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28
Make Room In Your Heorf

Christmas almost ne and parties
And the golden threads IN the tapestry OF
celebration help the needy in community
and in the larger community Of the world
But how do you degrees of world need7 How do
you decide helped who be turned awa Because
widespread hunger launched its 1856 holiday season Food
Crusade million 81 packages Of U farm surplus to
help people countries Then the Hungarian
crisis Swiftly organized S2000000 drive Tor
the victims Hungary the refugees fleeing Austria
We believe CARE Americas heart big enough to
help and the victims of tyranny and
the Food Crusade sends zb
package your help feed four for month
refugees South Korea Venam Hong Kong
West Germany families from Italy Panama For
Hungarian relief food packages IS Wei
come articles banke vaousy priced clothing
and other supplies purchased needed
your right Mail Christmas dona
Crusade Hungarian relief r both you can
afford it, CARE, $50 First Ave- New York 16 NY
"cARE" FIELD OFFICES
BALTIMORE l. Md. Mount Vernon Place
BOSTON H. Mass, ITS fremont Street
CHICAGO 2 III, Madison Street
COLUMBUS Is, o. Chestnut Street
DENVER Colo, 705 Majestic Building
KANSAS CITY 5, Mo, Macy's, 1924 Main Street
LOS ANGELES %, Cal, 7046 Hollywood Blvd
MILWAUKEE, 2, Wis, 125 East Wells Street
PHILADELPHIA 5, Pa. Lit Brothers, 9th Market Sts
PITTSBURGH 19, Kaufmann's 5th Avenue
FRANCISCO IL, CAL 444 Market Street
SEATTLE Il, Wash, Frederick Nelson 5th & Pine SITS.
wAsHEGToNe C, 300 La Sale Bldg, 1923 Conn Ave. w
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28
From Around Nebraska

Something new and appeared in the Lyons Mirror
last week The Sun announced the formation Of ne" enue
The Bethany Evangelical Lutheran church has been given
charter at Lyons 90 charter members starting the organ
ton
The Newspaper announced last week that persistent
ruor that the Wahoo Penney would close without
foundation The manager pointed out hroug the Wahoo
paper that the consistent maker and would
not, therefore be closed
The Omaha Storage food processing plant which was
of months at West Point to be reopeneo
ownership and management according 10 tne west
Point Republican plant has been sold to George WINNER
and Snyder who plan extensive reodeng and
reequppng The plant will get back into business about tne
middle of 1857
At Pawnee CITY the best Christmas present of all is about
ready the Republican revealed city well and 8mle pipe
line is about completed City viii have ample water
the first time months early January faWnee eys
water situation reached point Of virtual desperation during
the summer strict limitations placed all but the most
essential No water could be obtained al the town
site and dries finally miles out Of town to get water
0nch line costing 100000 had be laid to connect the
well with the city water system
similar situation has developed at Fairby city officials
have learned miles long must be laid out into the
country get well Of sufficient size to help the city The FAR
bury forewaned its readers last week that an Impending
bond would for the needed Improvement
Doye H. Graham resident engineer for the Nebraska Mid
state Reclamation District revealed that the ground level Of
water in the pumpirgaton districts around Central City at
new low 1855 wells were tested by the engineer all confirming
Heavy pumping plus the shortage resulting from rainfall
derth responsible it is stated Some wells show water level
drop Of as feet according the Central City Repub
licanNonparef.
The Ord Cooperative held its annual meeting last
week dvendend checks amounting to $4,000 The
creamery very successful according to the Ord
Quiz.
Police ogalala having trouble with youthful yandals
who stealing Christmas decoration lights In one instance
bulbs costing 80c apiece taken much TO the
AS in places the High School boys giving lots Of
trouble bulbs They steal them and drop them on the
sidewalk to hear them pop
Oshkosh Nebraska, young in the employ OF the
Garden County displayed his talent BY painting Christmas
scenes on the windows office and windows Of the Ne
brask The work is done hobby and declared
to be exceptionally good.
Dakota City laying the title Of the "Tallest Com
munity northeast Nebraska according to an
article weeks Dakota County Star The tree 25 feet
tall The big spruce from the Dakota City cemetery where
some clearing has been 180 coiored lights
have placed the tree the lights turning and off with
the ciys street lights.
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28
Seein' Sfurs
BY Dolores Calvin

shooting on Island In the Sun
in London William Warfleld,
quite a sensation in Greece with
the Athens State Symphony, head
ed to Germany for a tour.
Jackie Robinson, Jr.. the most
hurt in the trade of his father to
the Giants. Jackie. Jr won't ae-
cept the Giants. breaks into tears
the minute they're mentioned to
him. The Dodgers are part OF
his heart and he can't conceive
of his father ever being away from
them.
Lionel Hampton and his ork
repeated their wild scene Of last
year at Berlin's "Sportpaiast.
This time. 10 chairs were ruined
at the first show. and the second
had to be cancelled way before
time to preserve some furniture.
But the SR0 audience were good
TO Lionels pocketbook.
Rose Morgan-Louis 50 very sad
that hubby's trust fund for his
rwo children is about TO be lost
to the U. S. government for Joe's
back income taxes. Especially
since she's been thinking day and
night how to raise funds to pay off
the taxes. It was her idea for Joe
to 20 on Tv programs. She's
helped too on the wrestling
matches and together they man.
aged s124.0OO in the last three
months. But that's no where
near enough. Neither Is the
s65 900 of the trust fund. Still
Uncle Sam gets all he can PIT
his hands on.
Paul Whiteman - the "vener
able gentleman Of Jazz celebrated
so years In the business with q
nostalgia album on the guests
around him. And do you know
he didn't pick one Negro = IN his
so called album of jazz greats?
sTis said around Broadway, that
a hieh-up official in Soviet Rus
sia called a local columnist for the
telephone Of Paul Robson. OF
course. the eolumnist Dragged
that he didn't keep such address
ses and telephone numbers OF
characters as Robesons." +"
Billy Eckstine PLAYING 50 many
monied places that he ought to
be able TO abide by that court
order very easily.
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28


New York tcNs) :. A NEW
TALENT IS BORN She's about
the most curvaeeous. luscious
brownkin maid you've seen -
along the lines of Dorothy Dand-
ridge. Her voice IS being likened
to the speciality class Of Eartha
Kit but most critics we're COM
pairing her to Abba Lane Anoth-
er says she's the sepia Marilyn
Monroe. Anyway you want to
describe her, she's got the mostest
as far as sex goes. That's why
she's already rated as one of the
hottest new talents around. Her
name7 Sallie Blair. Such an old
fashioned, nice name. But Los
Angeles and Hollywood have gone
absolutely nuts about her. Said
the owner of the nightelub where
she made her debut: Most ex-
citing performance at the Mocam-
bo in a decade"
Only Fats Domino In the top
ten with his ''Blueberry Hill.' But
in the next fifteen, there's Harry
Belafonte with Jamaica Fare
well.s Ivory Joe Hunter and his
ASince l Met You. Baby plus La
vern Baker with Jim Dandy"
Pretty good representation for
the nations best selling records.
Where fhe Stars Are chrisfuas
Week: Christmas may be a time
for most foll's to be with their
families. Not so in showbusiness
for the show must still go on
Harry Belafonte leaving Brook
lyn's Town and Country to do a
film spot in Hollywood, Christmas
week Billy Williams in Chi.
cago Nat King Cole booked for
the Coast Mills Brothers al
ready in Reno, Nevada though
they're playing to some sub par
houses as they await the after
Christmas rush =. The Ink Spots
in Las Vegas The Platters are
the best act at Los Angeles Para
mount in a rock n roll lineup.
Only they will move as Nat Cole
invades
Pearl Bailey following Frank
sinatra into New York's plush
mite spot, the copacabana. This
will be PEARLS first date with the
Copa though she's done the Waid-
OFF Astoria - proving she's stay
ing only with the No. ! spots IN
the nation.
Dorothy cambridge to DO her
annual tour on the Continent OF
Europe after finishing the final
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28

Q rJtg5 g5ett0gtttr-19911f-1t19pc
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28

of New York City, standing center,
approves plans completed by Mrs.
Robin sewell. registration chair
man, and Princetta Hardy, housing,
seated right and left, respectively
Looking on are Mrs. Margaret Pi-
per. left, Midwestern Regional Di-
rector. and Pearlie Kitchener,
offices services chairman. lANP)
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-28
DELTA SIGMA THETA
CONVENTION PLANS
COMPLETED

Delta Sigma ->Teta officials COM
plete plans for the sorority's an
nual convention being held in
Detroit, December 26 to 30. Delta
Grand President Dorothy l. Height
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Carrv-Ont DelicatesSen

NV: best clientele. Owner quotes
over $1,000 wkly. cash. Hrs. s to 8.
closed Sun. Priced reasonably as
owner has other business. Only
$1,000 down from reliable people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
1925 K St. NV.

Tavern, ideal NV. location
Crossing over S1.s00 per week.
Big bar business. Seats over 100.
Rent $3.50. long lease. Same own
err over IA years. A rare oppor-
tunity. For further information
call Miss Woodland. d. T-3306.
Shoe repair. 9TH st. Ideal col
ored location. Net rent $50. own
er retiring after 30 years. Total
price $I,200 including stock.
E. w. THURM
90S 10th st. NV. DI. 7-3306
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
HARDWARE

Nearby suburbs. shopping center
plenty parking. Owner quotes $780,
900 annual volume. Rent, S125 mo.
Priced low At x16.D50 complete viii
aDprox, S13. 900 stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

c0LORED--7is JEFTERsON 81.
front. concrete pefch. ARRANGED a.
: complete ats dayh1ht brmt..
auto. heat Ice lot. 2 trirf a..
Fsget PTiced rieht for finneclats
s.ii7s'' f r.. E.o7So. ovSNH ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
BEAUTY SHOP
i. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-l5Ol

z. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-I5UU
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. Suite 502
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Guest house. high class corner
housel, not far from Conn. ave and
Dupont cir: is rooms: ia baths:
beaut. din. rm income quoted. 50 =
800 yr plenty furniture; $4,000 dn.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5l40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
Will Exchange

or commercial lots, IN
large exclusive Florida development.
for lots, acreage or improved PROD
erty. Box 1875, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
SEIF-SERVICE Mkt.

Nearby suburbs. Wen established,
same owners 10 yrs. Wkly. volume
over $1,000. Beautifully equipped.
Priced very low at $4,000 complete
with approx. $500 stock. Wonder
full terms. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

WOULD LIKE to buy 2 or 3 bedrm
house or small commercial property
in Hyattsville vic. for equity in q
apt. BLDG, ID. C. and substantial
cash. LU 3-2ap6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
SHEPHFRD PARK

OPEN SUNDAY-BARGAIN
5OS Fern. place NV. ~ Mod, Diet
brick; 3 bedrms., 1h baths; excel
cond.; large fenced yard. Only S14,.
100. Exclusivel MAUPIN REALTY
IA. 9-03S3.
sPEcULAToRS ATTENTION.
3l56 18th st. n.w.--Semidetache
prick on corner. 4 baths, 4 kits,
10 rms, needs interior work; $4,000
Ior best tffer.
Also avail. apt. house, in fine
cond. ana well furn. All rented with
$40 mo. income. Ideal for j want
ing place to live plus income
VERNA JOE BARTON. RE. 5-2S45;
syes. and week ends. Ju. g-2O6S.
LUXURY RANcH-TYPE RAMBLEF
201Q YORKTOWN ROAD NV.
OPEN NOON TO DARK
Redwood Terrace, west Of 18th
and Kalmia road. In the park, In
elegant surroundings, Custom-built
brick and stone, beautiful home
that is different. ga baths, mahoe-
any-panaled den and recreation
room. stone terrace, stone patio,
and screened porch; 2-car aarage,
and many fine appointments. Par
below reproduction at $40, 800,
Trade accepted, RA. 1886,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

SHEPHERD PARK; SI7.e5o

/ SHEPHERD PARK; Sl7.e5O
contains 3 bedrooms, den and pow
der room on LIST A.; m. rec. RIM.
plus many extras and can be han
died with reas, terms to suit YOU. To
inspect, call RIA. 3-2456.
LOUIS Ridden. TU. @-3O60
SHEPHERD PARK
Dust on 10th st., Way Up)
Choice location: Diet. 4-bedrm.
home: fireplace, den, breakfast nook.
and install End bath yourself lpay
in 5 yrsD and have q terrific buy.
OF approved, S1S,20O. Civilian can
also buy at this price, terms To suit
the buyer. tn. 2-3633 or ST. 81
5Jl1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

EDGE Of Rock creek ParF. New an.
eond. Anht level eonsistine Of Nv rrf
din. m. lac .faii-elec Kit and family
IN. lrc bedrm daylight rec. I'm
Gear rarags Ga3f SIND e. nv.
81 owner .bull1ef
HARPER 4 BARTLETT, NC
IA. SISSY Evesa ~. 2-ss77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
REsTAIIRANr Me-

owner quotes 5000 wkly. Closes
7:30 daily. closed Sun. Air-cond,
SSs H.l Lease .S steal q $1,000 , hsR :;
sold. Good terms. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

GLOVER PARK - To anyone whose
expanding family requires more space.
u 70 anyone who Jus, wants more
house, oier ny 4.bedroom. GA
oatn home Small paneisd library.
and = large paneled recreation room
make Tits q spacious. comfortable
nome siasO0. OWNER. 23es 5aih
q. NV w0. s-es4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

HOUSES FOR sALE-NW. HOUSES FOR sALE-NW.
, 1956-09-06
Present we're:

1 am directed by the Mississippi State Senate to
Transmit to you the attached Senate Concurrent Resolu-
luton No. 125.
, 1956-09-06
JOURNAL
II FIRST LEGISLATURE OF THE IRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED states
49, Regular Session
1Q5R
i o r N a L
Regular Session
9 s 6
Legislative Day. Monday. April 8. 1856

Legislative Day. Monday. April 8. 1855
THE FIRST LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
Ii conformity with Section 7A) Of Public Law ST.,
Revised Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands, the Regular
Session of the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands convened
in Saint Thomas, Capitol Building at 2:15 o'clock, PM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
BY RUBY WOODS

Gotham Appreciation Week
ended Sunday, May 13. with a
Mothers day dinner consisting
Of many tasteful dishes such as
Hawaiian pineapple Cointreau.
shrimp and crabflake cocktail.
concord grape liquid, or cream
OF mushroom soup as the table
d'hote. as the main dish you
could have filet o. Ontario trout
persil, roast prime rib of beef
au jus, baked Plymouth chicken.
walnut and raisin dressing,
steak extraordinaire or fried un-
joined spring chicken amandine
to 60 along with one Of the
above you could have the choice
of the following new budget po-
tatoes persillade or candied trop-
ical vans. buttered tiny peas
or new brussel sprouts. fresh
corn niblet, lime and grapefruit
salad. iceberg lettuce, rogue
fort chiffonade dressing and din
ner roll.
Sounds good. huh?
Well. to top all of these tasty
dishes, a peak at the dessert
shows fresh apple pie, frozen
Eclair. fudge sauce. strawberry
Romanoff, chocolate ice cream,
fresh blackberry pie, moIha
frosted cake, fresh peach short
rake, vanilla ice cream. To drink
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
CBS-Tv Raps

WASHINGTON. - Pay tele-
vision would take away the best
television programs which all
the people can now see free
and sell them back TO small
minority. according to Richard
S. Salant. vice president, Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System, in
a statement before the Senate
Interstate and Foreign Com
merce Committee.
Instead Of adding anything.
Mr.. Salani pointed out. pay
television will subtract from
the constantly broadening and
improved service now being
rendered by free ielsvision.
PAY television." he said,
would interrupt this progress.
II would introduce the turnstile
into the American living room,
blocking off free access to the
best that television offers"
AS for the so-called public
trial" TO test whether or not
the public wants pay television,
Mr.. Salant stated that such q
trial would demonstrate only
that a small minority Of the
public could be induced to pay
for programs which they no lon
ger could see free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Miss US Navy
to be Chosen

WASHINGTON, DC. (FHTNCl
The Secretary of the Navy
has approved a Fleet Reserve
Association contest to select
MRS. U. S. Navy, 1856"
The FRA announced that
the competition will include
wives Of Navy enlisted men
stationed all over the world.
The winner will be selected
on the basis of how much she
has contributed TO her husband S
decision TO make the Navy his
career and on an essay entitled
why am Proud of a Navy
Wife"
Final judging will be by en-
listed men of the U. S. Navy.
Prizes will be collected by the
Fleet Reserve Association
through donations from indus
trial firms, private organizations
and individuals. The list OF
prizes has not yet been COM
pleted, but an all-expense trip
to Honolulu and a cash award
will be included.
The Association is composed
OF about $4,000 Navy and Marine
Corps career enlisted men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Urban League
Gets 30 Grand

NEW YORK CITY. The
National Urban League this
week announced the receipt OF
a two-year grant of 100000
from the Field Foundation Of
New York, to carry out its ex-
panded interracial social service
program.
Lester B. Granger, executive
director of the 46-year old So
cial service agency. in making
the announcement said:
Today. the Urban Leagues
research. community education
and health and welfare serv-
ices are multiplied.
Increased tension among
the the two races generated in
southern communities has pro-
ducsd urgent demands upon
Urban League leadership TO
ease that tension"
Mr.. Granger hailed the foun-
dation for providing this money
so that open lines of commun-
ication between the races may
be maintained at the very time
that opposing leadership forces
are battling over the implement
tation OF recent Supreme Court
decisions"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
TEEN-ACE TALK

there was coffee, milk. tea or
ice tea.
The Gotham Hotel and it's
community growth is well rec
ognized by all. II is one of the
major institutions in the social
and cultural life OF the people OF
the city of Detroit. II is an
institution that promotes the
growth and development OF the
Detroit community.
When the Gotham Hotel was
first purchased by IFS present
owners. there was no place Of
its kind in the city which
made the dignity Of all men
a reality. II represents the
coming of age of the Detroit
community in social and dem
ocraiic development.
The Gotham Hotel meets the
needs of people in terms of high
standards. 1t offers an oppor-
tunity for people to move in
cultural and well appointed sur
roundings.
Thousands Of visitors 10 our
city have been impressed with
the wonderful accommodations
posed 10 his early days by DR.
II. L. Harrington. first assistant
superintendent, to his employ
ees by Helen Hart, Parke school
and his staff, by Dr. Herman J,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Laud Southern S
Coach Mumford

BATON ROUGE, La.-Judss
Fred w. Duke" Slater OF Chi
cago, H., was Special Convoca-
ton speaker last Thursday a.
Southern University a. n salute
to A. w. Mumford, head coach
and athletic director. Olympic
star Ralph Metcalfe. now a Chi
cago Alderman, spoke At the
banquet later.
Mumford was honorsd By she
Southern University Alumni
Federation for 40 ysen Of
service In athletics.
Slater, all-American Of State
University Of Iowa, said Par
ticipstion in athletics prepares
men and women for life situa-
tons.
There are four principles
that athletics teach q younsster.
These are: champions are people
who can think; one 10 not indis-
pensable; emphasizes eooptra-
ton; and that ability knows no
color" he added.
Slater was introduced by Or.
J. p. McKelpin, president Of
local alumni chapter. while Dr..
F. G. Clark. president gave the
statement Of the occasion: and
Vincent Jones. Student Associa-
ton president, presented the
coach a plaque.
Metcalfe declared: "Ths
Southern University - 70
be commended for giving just
honor TO q man who has dedi-
Gated himself 10 the building q
good strong men both In body
and mind"