St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-24
APRIL 1862

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separate from the white players
Minneapolis police were briefed
in special bulletin to all division
commanders - how they are to
handle themselves in all cases of
unlawful racial discrimination In
public places E. Attorney-General
Of Minnesota Walter Mondale
cracks down on booth at Mime
sofa Sportsman show because of
their practicing racial bias. Booth
operators were observed by Carl
Fraction local resident removing
cards Of Negroes from a box used
in drawing for prizes Mines.
Raymond Williams and Nathaniel
Galloway selected to serve as Di-
visional leaders for '62 st. Paul
NAACP membership drive re-
Gently formed Southside Athletic
club seeks additional memberships.
Group plans to raise funds to en-
ter the Park Baseball league and
for uniforms and equipment by
soliciting 81 memberships from
adults and others.
Grant Reynolds, White Plains,
NY, counsel to the chairman of
the Republican National Commit
tee makes two talks in the Twin
Cities April CT. Participated in
Political Emphasis Weekend at st.
Thomas College - delivered key
note address, Hennepin County Re-
publican league banquet April
Congressman Walter Judd
keynote speaker, 5th District COP
convention April 9, Harrison audi
torium sports columnist Bill
Brewer predicts 1862 National
League pennant race may be de-
cided by tan players in two story
feature to the Spokesman-R Record
er.
Editorial entitled "RiverHew:
The Need For A Realistic Hous-
ing Policy" is a 'corker' - pulls
no punches Henry Thomas,
executive director, Phyllis Wheat
ley community house presents
readings st. James church April
8 Ordination of four new Ne
gro priests in st. Louis brings
number Of us. Negro priests to
124, according to survey conducted
by the Divine Word Messenger,
monthly publication Catholic
schools in New Orleans are order
ed to intergrate by Archbishop
Joseph Francis Rummel Mrs.
Dorothy (White) Smith, former
resident of Minneapolis dies in San
Francisco, Calf. Catherine E.
Gray funeral services held April 8
was st. Paul resident for 40
years st. Paul political can
didates asked to express views on
three questions - housing, rede-
velopment and civil rights. .
John N. Mitchell selected General
Chairman NAACP Freedom Fund
Banquet, Regional Leadership
Training Conference May 4-6-
Timma Leah Riess and Ann
Browne named as co-chairmen
ticket sales Twin City church
of God In Christ observes Holy
Week April 1920 Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity again active ON Min
nesota "U" campus.
Al Horton, former st. Paul resi-
dent appointed writer-editor, agri-
cultural Marketing Service Of us.
Dept. Of Agriculture Spokes-
man-Recorder Editor Publisher
Cecil Newman guest at State din
ner for Shah Of Iran and Empress
in Washington, DC. :. Sabathani
church seeks $4,000 for building
church T. c. Council of Clubs
O.K.s scholarship fund Dolores
Smiley and Orrin Price marry
April 7 st. Peters ANE ushers
raise $1,345 in annual popularity
contest us. court rules out
token integration Of southland's s
schools as acceptable implementa-
ton Supreme Courts 1854 school
decision. Deaths include Dewey
Bryant, K. c., Mo-; Blaine T. Ash,
A, Daniel Cartwright, 76, Fannie
Thomas, all Of Minneapolis; John
A. Ellis, Rachael White and Mona
billiard all Of st. Paul Mpls.
Tribune photo shows Mpls. Central
High record breaking $50 yard
relay team of Ed Withers, Carl
Nevils, Lawrence Butler, and
Blaine Chatham-broke 10 year
$50 yard relay MARKHAM distance
in 1885.
st. Paul dentist, Dr.. Charles
Williams conducts clinic at Mime
sofa Dental meeting Adele X.
Boatswain, aide to Assoc. Exec.
Dir. Natl. Urban League Alexander
Allen named to State Dept. Afri-
can post.
Coach Murray Warmath, Gov
ernor. Two TIC. Mayors and friends
honor Sandy Stephens at benefit.
Mrs. Ronald Tree, woman diplo-
mat, Urban League Speaker at
seth annual meeting two
photos show members of Twin
City bowling teams which bowled
in the ABC National tournament
held in Des Moines. Members were
Thad Toombs, Howie Barrett,