St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-10
The Twin Cities &
The WorId In 1862
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February 1862

UOOAuAAy AOOS
Zion Temple Synagogue in st
Paul honored the Rev. Denzil
Carly for services in the human
rights field Redeemer Lutheran
church acquired its first piece Of
property in connection with its ex-
pansion program A. B. Wright
Masonic figure dies suddenly
Three District Of Columbia Negro
girls when asked what us. Con-
gresham they would like most to
have lunch with in the Senate
dining room selected Minnesota's
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey.
The Wall Street Journal report
ed Jimcrow was slipping in Dixie
largely because Of the boycotts
which Negroes are carrying on
against firms which discriminate
them in employment, upgrading a
use of full Accommodations The
A. c. st. Paul Credit Union re-
ported 1921 900 in assets for the
year ending 1861 The Catholic
Interracial Council Of the Twin
Cities held a Brotherhood Week
program which attracted 450 rep
resentatives of the seventh and
eighth grades in the parochial
schools. Pepsi Cola Company
names a Negro, Harvey c. Rus
sell vice-president in charge Of
Special markets Minneapolis
industrialist Charles L. Horn, in a
sharp letter to the Minneapolis
Star & Tribune assailed their sup
port of the Taconite Amendment.
Willard Jones elected President
Minneapolis Socialites for '62 q.
Martin Weddington heads T. c.
Reel and Gun club Baseball
Hall of Fame mate Bob Feller in
a Charlie Livingston sports fea-
ture stated he thought the move
to bring Jackie Robinson into
organized baseball was a notable
achievement but entertained res
ervations as to whether Robinson
would make it. Football, Feller
observed, was not the best quail
fier for a baseball player the
Minnesota Gophers were honored
at Chamber of Commerce banquet
Washington newsmen picked
Ralph Bunche as the most influ-
entail Negro
Felix Payne, Kansas City bus
inessman found dead by his wife.
Big social event of February
Regalettes dancing party &.
Mrs. Lucille Richardson elected
president, Canoes Deaths in
cluded Harry Jackson, II well
known Minneapontan and Fannie
Isabel "a, of 400 Fuller Av., st.
Paul Harry Massengil con-
fined in Veterans hospital -
Reel and Trigger has tasty dinner
party at the Andrew Clarlrs .
New Council Of Clubs officers
were installed by James McDon-
aid executive director of the Min
nesota State FEPC Rev. Phil
lip F. McNairy suffragan bishop
Of the Episcopal Diocese Of Min
nesota in a speech to Minnesota
women attending the annual meet
ing Of United Church women Cd
Minnesota urged them to lead the
way in soothing racial tensions.
President Kennedy and Congo
Premier Cyrille Adoula exchanged
toasts at a luncheon held for the
African leader in the state dining
room Of the White House ..
Metropolitan Airport Commission
passed a Mayor Arthur Naftalin
introduced resolution Of no dis
elimination in employment at the
new airport Brook Benton ap-
peared at Freddie's the week Of
Feb. 10 in his second date in Min
neapolis Milwaukee bowlers
defeated Twin City bowlers by 8
pins in a match Feb. 10-Art
Moore of Minneapolis had the
highest score of the match.
An unusual suit by attorney
melvin Bell against the San Fran
cisco Giants was revealed by AMP.