Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
WORLD WIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE



HsId On Rope Charge
Jackson tAsPJ~A -yearod County white man.
described being
jail here last week awaiting preliminary
Negro that turing
on prsteHse Of employing her I" a maid
Sheriff Albert Jones sad 2oyear-od complained
that the resident Of suburban Jackson
Monday shortly before
she TO be employed a maid
told authorities
tackled hsr shortly after they arrived at the house
This sheriff said the admitted intimacy
claimed II with
Neither the man nor the young woman wa" identified
Teenapsrs Mob WsshIngson Police
Washington mob Of Negro eenagers estimated at
than 1000 threw stones and police officers
Fort DUPONT park before being brought under control
Police said the Rawf apparently throwing
night between rival who joined attack police
Police reinforcement using every cruiser in service T~aed
into the park IT
One policeman. mounted be~eged by
ting the horse
NsisoS Ks"ys ,has sniss sssrs are
way farming Mt Egon
Lne tbesmen joining the Man Maa cult
finding grievance
Nj Egon the Lues stairway to paradise holy to the East
Jordan Christians When white settlers
began farming the Ls people protested TO colonial autho
ties
Protecorate
also included the against the
British
Shortly afterwards living found
taken the Mau Mau oath few also joined the active
list band Of the anti-whte cult
ors.Ihird s,.h I,eess To e., L's sS ks"ys
year against "appecaby
Improved, Africa
nonod last week that onehd Of his troops would be withdrawn
by he Of
Lieut. Gen L,thbury
rounding the remaining fugitive from justice be
left largely I the hands OF the police"
1900 Man Mau at large the general said
midsummer 1900 Of the $500 British and
African fighting in East Africa would be withdrawn
Mother OF AMP Writer Dies
N CANPl-ServiCes and burial held here
last week for MIRA died of a stroke.
the mother Of William Brewer reporter for the As
Negro Press
Aso surviving are her husband
Philadelphia Washington Franklin New York city
Carl High Point and Calvin aman 3c stationed NJ barksdae
AFB. La seven grandchildren and one great grandehd
Nigh school journalists To Meet A. Nee
Durham N c.-tANPlsudent journalists from throughout
North Carolina will North Carolina col
legs April 20 for One-day publications conference
According to director the meeting Is
designed together student and faculty members for the pnr
pose problems Of and yearbook production
improving quality of high school publcasons
said the conference will afford instruction the areas OF
design writing organizing both newspapers
special placed budgeng and
motion
Springfield in~tANP,- sIratton
quest by mississippi smith as share
cropper to the southern on a fugitive warrant
smith fled to Chicago in 1855 after having been Indicted by
coahama county Miss grand Jury on charge of attempted muir
The charge was filed after smith gun policeman
WI arrested him an alleged speeding charge
S vsss 10 s:'e .s s.s ss sS1S voted 81
method assigning pupils to schools pending
ton BY legislature the issue Of aggregation
The parents presented pet
aakng steps toward indignation of public schools
Halle Ssussie TO Visit Jupon IN summer
(ANrlkyodo reported last week that
ethiopian wife Will visit Japan this
Wait will he the frs, TO Japan by foreign
World War II.
Mold Segregation Ruliy A. ruske0ee
(ANfp Macon County white citizens
council Last week meeting rakeEee home OF Tus
institute
The rally The speak
Auburn White Citizens council
and former educator at Alabama Polytechnic Institute
though he does not r .., far s.,.v ,va.
get he district endorsement, the 80
- All ,nn,r sIr, an IN. rr, Pitcher Baton
mAren Rouge attorney the NAACP
that the NAAcP and
NAAcP Gets DelCy be rysn 10 a.ys after a. las. Do
I'm EiuhA Anninxs PENDANT IL served to answer