St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-20

flower show of the st. Anthony
Garden Club held Aug. 81 :. r.
year old Gloria Lockerman of
Baltimore, becomes Americas
Sweetheart" on the CBS-TV
$1,000 Question" program &.
DR.. Thomas Johnson named staff
physician at Saltwater prison by
Warden Douglas c. Riggs d.
Rev. Henry w. Bolts Jr., leaves
Sioux Falls, S. D., st. Johns Bap-
list church after seven years pas
torate.
SEPTEMBER
Twin City Urban Leaguers at
tend Milwaukee National confer
ence of the organization in large
numbers Second-Lieut. Ster-
ling v. Owens leaves for United
States Marine Corps at Quantico,
Va The Northwestern Annual
Conference of the AME church
met in Des Moines, from Aug. 80
to Sept 4. Eldridge Howell
teen age son of Herbert Howell,
newspaper and magazine distrib-
utor disappears. Cecil Newman,
appeared on Jim Borman's WCCO
radio Editorial Roundup for the
second time since the Inaugural
ton of the popular program.
Bertha Tate Spaulding, KICK
voice teacher visits daughter,
Mrs. Harold Wright. Two Mime
sofa men, Carl II. Rowan and
Cecil Newman were among the
speakers at the National Council
on Family Relations which met at
the University of Minnesota the
last week in August.
Barbara Ann Webb was pre-
scented In recital at Pilgrim Bap-
list church In commenting
on the killing OF n l4-year old
Chicago youth, Emmett Till In
Mississippi this paper said:
Mississippi has added another
black chapter to its history"
Testimonial luncheon held for
Rev. Francis Gilligan, retiring
chairman of the Governors In
terracial Commission James
s. Griffin, st. Paul policeman
and sports columnist for this
paper IL named police sergeant,
the first of his race TO be so
named In Minnesota history.
Two new teachers in the St
Paul public schools are Norman
p. Light and James e. Phillips,
All Minneapolis AME ministers
are returend by Bishop George w.
Baber Thomas Monson to Nj
geria on Coop exchange program.
George Meany, president of
the AFL tells National Urban
League Negro and trade union
movement have much in common.
Many affairs held for the
James Kinks Sr., who are leaving
st. Paul TO make their home in
Seattle. Washington DIR. l.,
Scipio, his wife and two children
sailed of Cairo. Egype, where Mr..
Scipio will spend year on a
Fullbrght fellowship .. Masonic
Grand Lodge. Prince Hall Affilia-
ton convened in st. Paul with
Most Worshipful Grand Master
John K. Lawrence presiding Sept
1921 Cozelle Breedlove named
boys worker at Wheatley House .
Talmage b. Carey and Rabbi Al.
bedt Minda among those awarded
rs year pins at National Urban
League meeting.
The Indian Ambassador to the
u. s. c.. l.. Mehta, mistaken for an
American Negro is given the
"Jimcro treatment at the Hous'
ton, Texas airport restaurant. The
state Department makes rapiC
apology New car of family II
formerly all-white block in Min
neapolis is splattered by paint
Act receive condemnation in pres:
and pulpit. The editorial posi-
ton of the Christian Science
MONITOR was criticized by this
paper which said, The Christian
Science MONITOR whose new,
dispatches on the southern rae,
question are generally fair and oh
jective, usually drags its feet edi
torially when discussing IN,
American race problem and ia
complexities.
The constant attempt by dali!
papers like the MONITOR Il
justify the attitude of the deel
South on school segregation i,
neither legally or morally sound,
A Minneapolis woman teacher
Mary Jackson Ellis. is author o
a new text book for hndergarter