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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
Carolyn Long
Enrolls AT
Beauty Schocl

Miss Carolyn Long, Route 3,
Tabor City, has enrolled at
South Eastern College of Beauty
Culture, Charlotte, N. c., for q
6 months course in Beauty Gull
ture. The College Society, Alpha
Sigma Chi welcomes Miss Long
as a new member.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
VISIT IN CHARLESTON

Mrs. r. l.. Joyner and Miss
Judith Joyner spent the week end
in Charleston visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Joyner. Jr.. and
family. Miss Joyner is a member
of the faculty Of the Loris
School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
MONA LOUISE GORE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Gore
announce the birth of a daughter,
Mona Louise, Monday, October
II, weighing nine pounds in the
Conway Hospital.
Mrs. Gore is the former
Hilda Rae Wright of Tabor CITY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
GET FLU SHOTS
Local postal workers got e

Local postal workers got shot
yesterday afternoon.
= SIichard Gordon, postmaster
said today that IL postal workers
received Asian flu vaccinations
yesterday thus bscoming the first
local group TO receive this scarce
vaccine.
The vaccinations were given
by Mrs. Irene Anseaume. Co
lumbus County Health Nurse.
Postal workers were high on
the priority list to receive the
. Asian flu vaccine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
SANTA'S COMING

'4N-N ~ - N'ilAN'
Plans were still moving a
head today to have Santa
Claus arrive in Tabor City at
4 pm. on December 4.
Tally Ed dings, executive
secretary Of the Tabor City
Merchants Association. said
today that Santa would be
loaded with oranges. apples.
candy and nuts for all the
children.
Santa's arrival is expected
to kick off the first t0wnwidc
Santa Claus sale featuring
outstanding attractions in each
store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
Williams Names
Best Bus Drivers

Bus drivers Of the month have
been named at 'he Williams
Township School By Principal
Clayton Lewis
Three drivers were honored
They include Thurstor Smith
Ed Crib and Joe Long.
Lewis said recent Dus Driv-
er's Club meeting was held and
that big topics for discussion
were parking buses on the
S hool yard and gas mileage.
Mrs. Davis Stevens continues
i'll at her home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23
MRS. GRANGER
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Carson Granger is a pat
lent in MCLcod's Infirmary
where she underwent surgery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

Pat Jolly, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Audry Jolly has returned
from Duke Hospital where she
was a patient for Ten days. She
has now resumed her class work
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

MRS. SPIVEY ILL
Mrs. Nellie Spivey is i'll at her
home
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Granger Appointed
To Citizens League
Board OF Directors

q 3 DHUuyer Orsl vice prusi
frnt apd treasurer or rou MFG
Company and shelton q GmuEor
executive director uf the Mmur
apaua urhan League have been
appointed lu the haart ol directors
% the c,uarHa League ot Mime
apuua ANA ltnucpip County Jnhus
wtnd9ut lraEuc president an
uuunDrd today
WuaHHrt added mat ruupNef
and Granger arc io take bnar1
puaiuons vacated ny Mn samuel
ralc and Eivm y chapman who
have graduated 90 elective III.
nrca uu Use Minneapolis school
BOARD and tlrHUoplu County rerR
uRrt respectively
The Hnsoua League 10 q non
profit uvn.paIuaau Organization
which gral,a to stimulate niclli
gent ,iiison activity Ia local gov
nmnH League by.laya 6pccinr
ally pnWbt Il director remaining
an the board while hoIdluE so cleo
tive afnre
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
The
HIC n
And Lew
DOWN
ny BAuEE THOMAS

Carl T. schueeman. 81 Paul
merchant prince and president Of
the 81 Paul Urban League and a
Yale man loshinEly told Elmer
Carter Harvard grad that he only
knew two Harvard men WHO were
worth their salt and that Carter
was one 81 them
The testing colInquoy took place
40 tire speakers table a. the an.
nuM Urban League dinner a. the
Hotel 81 Paul last Thurrday
Carter q New York state official
and first secretary nf the ST. Paul
Urban League was In $50 Paul %
address the 3fh annual meeting
~ the league
December EBONY haa another
article b. Carl Rowan titled
what FsubBa uad Fer the Negro
Ur vs. u Browns sfarh II
Continental IDoEa as long an q
city block
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
c catholicism Grows
Among Negroes

Chicago amp There are 500
900 Negroes who are navy Cathoa
lies and the rate Of growth CON
tinssas al ten thousand per year
The growth of Catholicism in the
Z 8 among Negroes IL featured
IN tho December issue ~ EBONY
The foatur, points out that there
have been three Negro popes who
have each contributed greatly TO
the Catholic faith
Although there are only 70
Negro priests IN the u 3 At
present, more than 30 orders 81
priests have Negro nuwres with
an equal number 81 siatefhoods
OF the 300 900 Negro Caiboa
UrR. 100. 600 live iH the state q
Louisiana alone
In Africa whore there are ten
million followers already % Cath.
nudam. tbs i,aman Catholic
church Be- making ltH greatest
strides or the wprld'a - Negro
bishops. ~ are stationed iH Africa.
IN the EBONY article Bishop
fulton ! Sheen says ''Tbo future
harmony 9n The organ ~ humanity
win be- played on the black hoyH
~ Africa"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Minneapolis NAAcP
Nominofine Group
Names Simmons

The nominating committee o.
the Minneapolis branch Of the
NAACP Sunday afternoon report.
ed 20 the regular meeting Of the
organization at Zion Baptist
church. II submitted a un list Of
nominations for officers and board
members headed by Rev Martin
Luther Simmons pastor OF st
Peter AME who was nominated
for the post OF president
l. Howard Bennett Minneapolis
attorney and president for the
past two years was not a candid
ate for reelection Bennett said the
press Of his law office and other
civic activity preeluded him sery-
ing further
Others nominated by the rom-
m}ttec were Curtis G. Chlvors. for
FIRST y1ce-presIdcnt Adclfne
Franks. SECOND vice president.
William Cratic former bangh
president. third wee president,
Hazel MERRILL secretary. Margaret
Cooley. assistant secretary ana
Richard Parish treasurer
Nominated Tor The board and
subject 10 the annual elections 10
be held Sunday December 90 were
L. Howard Bennett Jonas G..
schwartz. Mrs. Lawrence Steetel
Clarence Smith. Mrs V, g. Mix
ksIsou 4. T. Casuus, shelton
Granger. Frank Adams. John car
michael Mildred Moore. John
Cook Ashbv G8sNns sheldon
KarHus John sBudstr0m James
lmEer Sam SiEgl Gerald Dillon,
Heiuah Peters Jones, Nellie John
son. Yoyi, LanEtou Harold Combs
Rev IA W Bolts ST.. Richard
scott Mary Lomna Palmer Mira
Per NJ Larson. NArJoFR curry
carl Rowan George Ludckc and
Cecil Newman
II elected Rev simmons will
be the FIRST minister 20 head the
Minneapolis NAACP In many
ycars. The nominating committee
also recommended that In the future
vige-prcsidents Of the organizs-
ton be given specific Jobs 10 DO.
II suggested that the first vice
president coordinate all commit
tees, the second vice president dir
oct Membership activities and the
third vice-president handle public
relations activity
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

ties they have responded
to training for Industrial employ
ment Regardless OF race or color.
where accepted good personnel
procedures are employed workers
respond and satisfactory produc.
ton may be expected"
Va, las, rfynt T,,,.saay No
yneber 10. 1857 exactly fifteen
years after Managemepts edirt OF
equal capabilities saw and
heard seven OF saiu. PauFs cltl.
zens SIT In review on cases u allie
gsd discrimination IN st Paul
industry n WIS the regular meet
ing og the 50 Paul FEP com
mission
II does not matter what the
specific cases were IL does not
matter what conclusions were
reached What does matter IL that
on aFsuaI 0ppartgrfty rg.vn
dav set aside by the MAYOR 81 our
c.tv 10 rsafarr tho conclusions
described abnys The gl Paul
FEPC hy te very existence PRO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Freeman Appoints
Massey TO Human
Rights Commission

Governor Fr"rmaua office has
recently announced the appoint
ment ~ Rev Floyd Massey Jr
go ihe Governor human Rights
Commission for The state Of Hin.
uss,ib Dr Massey Is pastor ~
Pilgrim Baptist church 81 Paul,
Minnesota
Since becoming Pastor ~ Pm
grim Church IN tpti Dr Massey
has served SO Paul ana the state
Ia many capacities Some recent
appointments are Member N The
Advisory Rent Control Beard Tho
Governors Advisory Committee
on Relocation u families aisplaccd
~ tine pending fteewuya and The
Planning Board u thc CITY ~ ~
Paul
In the church world he was the
first Negro rlerted ~ tbo Forelgh
Missions Board ~ The American
Baptist c0uysHtion and u ono -
two Eegro Cbalrmen u state Pas
tors Conferences Dor 1903 The
other 10 state Of ohio Rev Henry
~ NrRa ~ Coiunbual These
Pastors Conferences are predoni'
mainly white Minnesota has about
600 pastors with about ~ Negroes.
Recently Dr Massey WIS a lead
sf In the F1raf Urban Conyocaiion
N American napust Churches at
Indianapolis Indiana The churches
considered The Mature, Needs and
Strategy n tho city church Some
u Americas Bosi scholars preach
~rs and laytuen participated They
faced up % the problems q the
changing city and the church'a
place In NE Downtown Inner city
transitional more m,batantial
nsghb0rhood suburban. ana Eek
tended suburban areas
The Problems % social prob
lems housing and urban renewal
wrrc faced 40 we'll az the cstah-
hsbment % church buildings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

sting IN i942 They implied with
vigorous certainty that The Negro
was valuable TO industry because
OF his capabilities his service 70
tn American economy was not
contingent upon the wartime need
for more manp0wor
There are few today who would
dare assert that the Negro worker
rs not rs capable az necessary 10
the American economic common
veal Bs any other American cite
zcn." These fiudinRB we said.
are al that are necessary 10
guarantee O. FUZZY integHted in
8ustrial America"
This reporter had attended The
hearings primarily because the
allegations printed by Wis news
paper and directed against secm-
.5ua discrimination in the trucking
Ia8uEtrs ln &c. Paul we're 20 be
reviewed By The Commission
Because NJ The su8rmity Of the
charges against an entire industry
me Commission decided 20 pass
them over % a later date a. which
time they propose 20 spend an en-
tire meeting on iaEr problem alone
Though somewhat dfsappolHtsa
that lha cases were not % be
heard . Do not feel that ny time
Esa wasted entirely 7 learned
something ~ great Importance Go
I aU citizens ~ wr city Equal
Opportunity 89es MT evolve FROM
. The srertla uf those denied their
opportunities On employment
n taea not grow g8t of The laE-
|Iiy IN me part 81 those VINO
fhgagr feeling themselves Gscilma
~ ilFsruiUatary practices fail
% exercise he rpraffurity 70
Hehf for their sEhta through Inc
agency Or agencies provided thEm
IS trsir cry government
MEMBER ~ minority groups sgha
find themselves dlarnm~ratsfl
against rhsn aeezirr galnfsI err
playmsrf must rcslza ira, they
aqes h. ~ Themselves their fsm.
Iies ard trs community 70 avail
Themselves n trs governmental
facilities f9r batting such prna-
tees
o. 70 r-ly ir fsis manner mat
the Elssrrrsas so sseruinsa1a
agazst psrsous on ar~1Brt - raes
lor Or r~sss VIII bs eliminated
from our state
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

tAp aAiHstiuu tHttrt thC Nt#i
secretary of the or PAM League
who served IN that past from 1923
o. ip2S and who Is now com
missioner of the NY state Com
mission Against Discrimination
aaid there was massive oftott
un "a convince the North tho us
Supreme Court deaaian was an
wu1nF
Carter traced the history oi Tho
80 Paul t'rban League ta &c knew
Il from the beEinuins 30 recount.
ca how so Pad business leaders
WHO said they had uo prejudice
against Negroes who az thr same
time admitted fear Of any applrel
able number Of Negroes coming 60
the rily 20 settle he said theirs
were Old Negro settlrts who felt
the same way
Wfnest Cooper executive aee-
rctary tn q BRIEF verbal report
atd conditions among 90 raul5a
Negro populations continue Go i'm.
prove bot that there u serious
housing problem even hY those
who can AFFORD 20 puphase homus
Cooper said he. the start and
board WAS appfrciatiNe Of tho
wido suppuri the league Is re-
coisinH from tho community
earl r arhuurmau's president
81 ashuuemnuH Inc pioneer de
partmsnt store and league prcai
dent presided at ths dinner lie
urged tho continued Interest of
the public 10 the purposes Of tho
league which he said were im
partant 90 the city, state and
nation
Leona Winner, chairman Of the
league nominating COMMITTEES re-
ported that committees recom.
msndatiuna,
ELECTIONS HELD
n NJ. Patterson. chairman 81
Dining Car bamployes Union Local
Ole was elected 10 tho board for
three year term Reelected TO
the board were Frank Boyd, Mon
algnor Francis ulliiRan, y
(Coptinu.a on page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
RICHARD GRIM DOS
STUDENT TEACHING
NJ MinNtTONka HIGH

Richard Green d senior ~ AuFs
burg College Minneapolis haH
been assigned 10 NuuotorFs liRh
aeha5l for Ra student teaching lu
social uaa.ea Hr Green began
he teaching an HautaY November
8 anG will continue through sri
dar November ~
Mr. Green visited briefly affH
TIRE principal Harold Larson the
prsHgUa week. % make initial af-
engagements FOR ba teaching a.
Segment a how FEee % farlal
Indignation la Developing a. Min.
nftouga IigH h"Dl without rHiss
ing Is q4ftHf ~ excitement when
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Moslem Editor
Guest Albert Leo
Paper Conference
~ 2 pIINIiE UlIIINNNI

A. an Khan la,n pigtwrl rn
editor with his wife ~ the
Eaaleru FN1miucr nf ChtuEopE
raal paEatan. lHr only Euglah
language newspaper In that area,
Is spending JNn months IA Abort
Les. Minnesota tho RuoHt ~ the
Albert len Evening Tribune
An exchange fellowship a.
ranged by the international Press
Institute ~ Zuuoh Switzerland
90 promote international under
standing permitted Nj Khan 60
visit this country tie ~ the houac
guest ~ Mr. and Mira Kenneth
Alien NJ Alien IL the editor %
the Albert Lea newspaper 10
formed me that The citizens 81
his city have accorded hr Khan
every e0aftcMy
While a guest ~ the Council
81 Liberal Churches Conference
this paat Friday evening Nj
Khan. IN conversation with this
reporter. stated thAt hEotfY and
communism woild have a difficult
time establishing roots N Noalam
countries This fact would follow
he said. from the thousand years
~ liberalism that is the heart ~
M1aleuism
~ commenting about ubofaham
tn American churches Mr. Khan
said IN effect that the ideol"Ey
~ freedom 81 Thought" a. u
obtains ln Unitarian uniyersaiiHm
and Mechanism are ideal vehicles
FOR the promoting ~ . world peace
which rau taBt ~ au example. Mr.
Khan cited tisc fnft that d Aoal"m
o. ursp 90 nuFBmmoiaH could
easily Worship with UniiauauH
and uuIvsrsaIisis without ihe faar
inst hfs faith Hofla Do 'aIie1
HeafHcu" "And you could wur
chip with gz f1f the same reason
Ho concluded
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Pepper Goes To
Press Eorly In
Coming Week !

Hernuse Thanksgiving DAY
this ypaF falls on Thursday
November IN our usual press
day, nest ucsk edition win go
60 pfeaa que day earlier,
headline for news and adVes
itslns therefore win be Tuesday
Ne, asnis~r ~. D"n't forget 10
send material for neat weeks
edition In early by Tuesday
aoon. .Nopmb.r 20,
Mail copy direct 10 Mime
apoils ofncs, 2tf Third Az \,
Minneapolis N, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

II W0m8Hs lying about her going b. legal basis
lots Nowadays female the
lots Nowadays every female
lotions pouons vibrating reducing tables
and gadEets keep the Illusion that Father Time brushed
her lightly smiling heavy There
utey nothing with gal knocking few candles
birthday cake she away However when
claims walks altar
repair
vsagc.
managed middle and from
dowuhn of life Most the blow
daily business the experience only
the clock back that growing older becomes
rather o
There difference between attempting the
appearance attempting
young mddeaEed goes dressing acting
like cen8ge dsbutan fool ~ herself you've
undergone faccHfng operations you
know the ultimate result a rigid expression hardly allowing
for smile The skin has been frightened stretched
there plaHcy left these
against oneself rather than the outside world
We cannot youth presently medical
expensive operations stay process
on age
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

years haa accepted q position with
me Haraslg Herald n Hayfsla
Mlrn
NJ Sargent before ialn.rT enc
Fsaff ~ these newspapers bad srrs
usNFpapff work 10 Igaa 8ng
sa4tH Daka's ard affsn4ss tHs
rulvsrvfv y H5rrraota Errasa %
Journalism Hir gslsgs career vas
interrupted when ~ i15rsa re
Sayhs Ar cons remaining far
three years
Ha a varrFf ws rae ffvre
3rsr me fsrFg resides rrs
Eatbra1als Man ard wH
s % ifsFrsE ro0
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

aHtl .HHf Nit NfHN lf'#'ff# "ff ''
tine auto ahDw fat % more con.
pIois picture ~ the neu ears
Their pnntos are found HiE"whrFo
IH tHlz edition
They vail find an 10 If Tho
1903 American made eara 30
maReH of foreign mHrbiuoB twD
Haas ~ tr1rps. and more Than
30 antique custom classic 7p1ria
and racing models an dlapIHy a'
iHs FIVE day shpu
The fret Auto show 40 br held
Iu 60 Pau IH ~ goau l me joint
effort ~ tBe Aeanr0atr1 Auto
Dealers group sHG aHlr'nauii'er
Ha. civic organization which
mauarcr ffe annual 49, Paul WIN
fer carnival
Uara ore orro 1gfly from !
pfr 20 ~ pm stage 7Hgws fest
suns Ho yagalgnda E19riau 2a-
uarH Kenny Ymngmau. and
Ianana HnsHusY ara held daily
a. q go and $50 pm Admission
.s arIg a8 cents f4r adults. with
children under 10 free There are
ng extra charges inside the al,0w
far stngr revue seats ~ for spec
faf exhibits TIE program has been
planned tg appeal ~ the whole
faniig
rHsa Stone. clerical worker
~ Minnesota Haiual LAfo iusur
4ra company ana Miss Howell, a
iaHl ~ gfrJranDual thefapy ~
che University Or Minnesota
,rsrzoG lhs representative models
their tour IHsy visited five 81
pg aEeGers. sarh one represent.
ur different manufacturer
.Twg 1'sfar company HJadg.
batter Packard Corp General
foaw American Motor and
ra trr rgfpanuari ana each in
rvHt price sIass RAMBLER
w H Fgr1 THduue 8iudc-
ard Ca4.I.arI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22

NhNff''h 'f UNIV l'f'N W. ~ ~ fft'
called Minnesota Counts It's =
The prpclamaiions spccificl
q single Minute Of Thanks al
q the day before Thanksgiving
Mayor . Kenneth Peterson and
more than 500 other mayors
throughout the state were asked TO
issue prociamations by Lloyd Nc
pherson. president % the Mime
aota Junior Chamber 81 Com
rnsrce which is sponsoring the
Minute 81 Thanks Observance in
conjunction with the Minnesota
Education Association and the
state Department % Education
The special thanks IL part Of a
state wide program 20 focus at
tentiou on Minneaotss physical
and spiritual assets
The first event viii be q meet
ing. open 10 the public ~ the
bennington Hotel in Minneapolis
At 3 pm Monday November 70
at which business civic labor and
educational loadsrn from across
the state viii report on organized
efforts ta tell the Minnesota story
20 firms considering the state for
business locations Speaker viii
include Governor FresWen. otto
Sllha. chairman ~ tho Governor
business Development Committee
g. J EryzEko. chairman Of The
Business Development Committee
~ the Minnesota Bankers Aas0sl-
ailon Rep Peter pap0urh head
~ the state Centennial Commits
sion. and lsyrce President NJ.
pheFaur
Ta addition. speaker ~ nation.
10 prominence win 30 announced
th.r weekend
hHalhsr phase ~ 'he program ia
rHr Publishing ~ % booklet ~
- Gao Minnesota FaaiE o com.
natfun 70 information concerning
fHe state IN 100 different cate
gnHea These win 30 distributed
AZ rhs Monday meeting and lhan
vii BE- available 90 sshD5'a ibs
raraa ard hHrrera owr. ira
frrraI and other groUpa ai cost
sponsoring ne overall rr9Er sfu
So group ~ nearly z00 prpu.Hs
emit uinueeutana General Chair.
man fr Alien g King pFeaGcnf
" northern States Power Cam
rauy Among this group ia Cecil
grNraan editor ~ ne Minneapolis
spaEesmau end the at Paul -
r1r3cr
Also participating are tsi.giggr
groups asking members ~ tsf
r5srsy o. incorporate tHs program
theme ia Thsngaggirg aermoHa
Industries. which are suf g1FaEfrg
employee participated .H ns Mn
ate 81 Thanks and irausEHr'ailau
Z aHtaoruss labsy unions Cbann-
/ ners Il Cawr-rrar rraan nsr
+ chants state departments are
schools ghD1 principals and
( tsaShern are srndIng n9.less - ths
E Wednesday atssrvEres home with
f. Fl talents
Special a,uwtg ~ FlarDed ~
com rgtltlea throughout re state
o. Duiata pr example JaEsss
President Jsrry BarsU reports ffat
Hia organization will l1-arfgra's
tss Minute ~ Trarks IN 8 r,7.
slss Religion d. American is's
program sah Elg I7rl4tf Hr
#Ffr5 'ssa - Drsysr -tab3s ffri7
. ~ az ,eetsafsEte ~ wagffssa
" Defsnas WIE cooperate ~
aarT ts coy arefa before aHs
4 frar ftr urgts W TaaagH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Paper Goes To
Press Eorly In
COMING Week !!

Because Thanksgiving Day
this wear fau& on Thurs.1av
November - eur usual press
say. n~St eeek edition wai 70
"a press one day esriier
Dsadiins for news and adyer
Using therefore ain - TUESDAY
November 20 Dan't farEst 10
seud material for newt ur~k's
rsiItign IN earty ~ Turssfsy
noon. NaEvFnber -
Mail copy direct "a Mime
ap-aiis affice. 2fs Thlrd A. =
MinnnapaHs rs. Ninnesofa-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
whot About Discrimination in minneso,o7
Whdf About Discrimination In Minnesofo7
St. Paul FEPC To
Schedule Meeting On
City Trucking Firms
ny MAURICE HAYNES and PIERRE GUu.NAST

The American Management Association conducted off
the record panel discussion the Negro and his potential
for good work in major industry This November 49, 1882
Shortly thereafter published Special Research Report The
Negro Worker
Negro workers said the report have great potental-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Seek 10 pevifolre Court Decision
North Adopted Dixie
Race MOreS Elmer
Carter Tells League

The South and lbs northern npahiscN seek 20 dfvialge
the May 1884 Supreme Court decisions segregated schools
the South able large degree 20 deviRhEe the
18th Amendment New York state official Elmer A. Carter
told che saith annual meeting 81 the st Pau Urban league Nov
IA az She Hotel ST. Paul
Addressing the largest annual mcctng IN the history ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Public Meeting Mondoy
Public Meeting mondoy
Minnesota To Count
Its Blessings During
Thanksgiving Period

Hundreds 81 Minnesota mayor, joined Governor Freeman
this week issuing procamHtors calling every Minnesota
citizen take part special Thanksgiving Week Observance
called Minnesota Counts It's Blessings
The procamnong specifically ask Muncsuaus to observe
Minnie ThAns " Wrdnrdnv. NnNrmhcr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-22
Auto SHOW styles Exciting
Auto Show styles Exciting
Lovely St. Paul Girls
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