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IGNORED BY THE. MAYOR, CLAIMED DIREOOR OF SAFETY, CHIEF OF POLICE AND PARK HEAD CITED AT PROTEST MEETING Complete Coverage lOC~l . STATE · NATIONAL WHY PAY MORE? THREATENING TO RESIGN, CHAIRMAN SAYS VOLUME 32 ========================~~~==========================~~~ PARTY MUST MEND FENCES TO GET SUPPORT By Houston F. Brooks At ... m('[tJnJ:! (r tnt. Third DIL .li, C",load Dt.·n 'l'~-31IC Or· ganlZation at the Brock Builrl,ng. All"n L"e Bndwell Cha:rman oJI"red hlS resignahon as a prote.t 3sainst the atlltude oC the ~:";~:~I~t ~~~hl~O r:~~~i~~,:;doI~~~!~:~~ t~i~~~~~:~~~~~ I failures, short-comings, and lack oC concern Cor Negro Democrats. He made a comparlSon oC how the Colored Republicans had been rewarded by the County Adminisllation. He also let it be known that he was unwilling to vote these people out of their jobs. He said it would be stupid. He said he would like to see as many Negroes recognized WIth jobs at the City HalL regardless of the party that put them there. "My scruples," he saId. "as a Democrat are not o{ such as to jeopardize the welfare o{ my race jw;t to get my party elected. II the Democrats expeet further worthwhile support from Negroes, they WIll have to mend their political fences, as the RepUblican. ha'·e played h~voc with them by the county appointments. Mr. Bridwell summed up the whole situallon by .aying that. "10 Ke"tucky 'egroes were advancing backward und~ the Democral!'-ha'·lng lost an Alderman, Member of the Board o{ Equalization. State Deputy Fire Marshall, and ~ member of the Democratic Organization." Very enthusiastic support was gIven to !IIr. Bridwelrs " Iews from the Hoor with ~ u(;h remarks as "\Vc want you, \Ve want an independent thmker -we do not want a Ycs-l\13n"~ and similar remarks. After lhe tumult, an o\"crwhl'hnmc: ,,"ote of cunfidenc(' was ~I\"cn hUT' • SERVICES FOR JOSEPH S. COTTER HONORED DR. BUNCHE GETS I SUCCUM.S 'EDUCATOR AND SPINGARN MEDAl! POET EULOGIZED Re",",urc>d by he support o[ the Organizati,'n, Mr. Bndwell kpokl' of ht)\\ he and LawYer F. B. Ransom h.-udl"<i OJ mo\·cn-,·nt that brl/usht dd at 0 car.diuz-tcs 10 l ndtanapoli.i fur thllr iadurc to adequately r,,\\ard .'c/:fI.es. Follo\','in~ :llr. BmLnll', .tt"nnl: CITED FG PRICELESS COHlP.iRUHON AN SAYS H, WAS DCEPL'I nUEilESTED IN Sp4.:cch the or~anl7ata)n cI~l'd the fl,Uowing ~r!c\"ancc.s: .'0 1 ' ct!ru r"prL'Slllta IOn at Democrallc Headquarters since the relT'n\al of ENDURI G P. T1fNCE It 10 (OU~,t.4! CHILD EN AND A BELIEVER I GOD J~~c:,-~C~~:~~~C ~a~~~~ ~~:~~~~~a~~s;~~ ~~:..~p~~n~:u~~~~~o~~ 1 I I I I C C 'I 1 h ·1 I New YOI'~. ~l~r<·h Ii-Dr. Bu-'Lhc" III b,' n Jul\' I j "I 1.11 .• ! ~:n~I~~n~~lcera~~ l~hc~~ ;~~c ~:S~i~t.h~~~~I~O i~e~r':~l~n~~~~: R31~h J. BUfI,--i1C, 3c-t inA UOlt~-d ~AACP -lO~h nllnual ~-linl "\':,,',' J{I::pnher~1 ~C~~~~~~ \p\-~;~t_:~l~~i~~ I ~I • 1·-CI('~'~~(.'/' ~~.~, l;~~r~~~cl2,- I ~ allons n_t...q;atllr in thl' M ldule n l,.. .: ... Angt-!·-:::.. Cal r The ""',1 I -~ _____' C _o_n_un_uc-d on page_4_l______ Ea~t h:1, b ..... cn awarded tht. 34th ;;Jete lext or th(' t.ltaUf.n: I "~3t(Jr. poet :ind bC"II)\·\."tl C I on, 1:1 1. l it· ;.-ltl''l:cild the pubJ'c S at the Chun:h ,)r OUf !\~. ·(·.f II 1'1.: uf L 'u!. \ ,11('- but altel' a HUSBAND KILLS \1 plll ~aln I!·\'llkl~ "a, an- 'In a 'ull~I"lll. "aI·.·.,,· Sa\,lour.lIl:! p. m. Th,". !.IY. ",., ,t"",,".tposs;ble forbilll Dr. Ralph BUDcbe ~~~~··~.~:,~~a;~: ~ fo; :h; :~~- ~~~. :o~d~,~~~.;"I~~hn~~~::;, ;:~ ~.,:~~~/~:~,," t~- C)~,~~~,!,~, .. ~ ~:,/~~~n~~ fi~::h~u~,.~s ";:rkU;: See article , -a.:1(·emC!ll of Ct.Iored Peoplp, lor ' . .;r.:ch the peuplLS 01 all ft."l I rec. tor of the church, in h IS b t!au" 'Ill-.le night school He was j ~ nM 1 Dr. Bunche " CIted ·' for hIS lions mav 1:" e abundant UI;."I!.._ ::-l- SP -EL-SINGER I VilkNISH r Mtn\ ' ~;'~::nt ~~:~O:ont~lctl~~ ~I~~~h m;~'~S~kl~~ &t"fkJI;' J"';:.,h ~IC:~- tl~ul eulogy, patd an appro rate in edJock to . the i\11ddle East and hIS endur- ruI negottal'un and medlat.-un I l - I BOnLE; ASKS $20,000 ::;.~ :<a~::c:~~~u=:~~;n::'~~~ ~cI:~a n~):'o~~~le~~d an~e\&I~I,~;: I NAMED AMBASSAD R ha, 109 made a fine cont r:bull" _______ I s Angr-lcs, . larch 17- A suit goal.·· ., \ 11 as for his \\-'o~k c~nflicts. renev.·s_ man~::; f:t_ h u TO LiBERIA- FIRST NEGRO to the advancement or t-riU.f·a overcame many obstacles t.o St. LoUl~ March 17 _ ~1rs. and began arguing With him fnr .20.000 dnma?l"s was filed a~ d_r~t(1r (If the trustp~shJtJ hi;; fellowman, gl\,es r lSC t., III J ., tlon and to the ~~ o f !-:zlla;"\- ff'a('h his .t:oaL }I(I- was an edu~ Lula ~13C 'nurse \\fright. na- about the proc~cdings of theIr 3aglnst thP Carnation Company d1\,--l!--,.n (: lhp Umted Nation!=;. hope for permanent world pt II, r.; -- . ~ .. Jty. ~n appn:t.·la~l\:e ~.t: ' I •.. n r .... (-allJr. mu.-..:ic ('{'nlp(l! ('r. humani .. t ionaUy known gospel ~inger di\'orce acllon. li e ~aid M.. T$ . by ~tr. a!1d Mrs. Harwell here I The: r:.(-dal. l'stabhshcd in 1914 artd confirms the rol o( 111"·_ \\ a:-h.n~t(Jn, Marth 1, - f ~I.~ (If m( mbers uf th~ ("hur t . f.l t. · tar ino. and a'L .n ll.-rnatJon:lity and former W.ife of the late Re\,. WrIght t old hlm that he "wrum't on tht.~ CHmPl3i.nt of placing milk bY.· tht late J. E. Spingarn, Innp:~ I natiollal peacemaker ~:; !ll,Ii&'~ Ivard R .. Dudlt.· y (tf 1.N." I y,)! ~ n·ns-at-Iarg and whit" 'n I '.11 known p<JCt. Ft;r ",vcr tiny J . W. lIurse of Kansas CIty. was going to get away w ith ll." I fnr their two suns. a !)et of tw ins, lime (,~it al or the AACP. i.o.; no; lest profe!'Sion.. was n(lm:nated to be aIT1ba:~sa ()~Cd (.~u~al~'rs and mcm t .... 'OC; of ~·l'3rs he sen 'cd ae.; a h.3ch('r ;0 slam U1 the kitchen of her home I The ar,umcnt contmuC<i in· In a bottle w~lC'h contamed var- gl\'t!ll an nuaUy to the ArncTic-an "For his chstinguishcd ~t':hJl. rior to 71,~rla by Prc~ Irtf" ·l'r~.~ ~h c ~nal ~' Educat:on a··.·Il', I the Lou.svill~ PUlJl:l Schvul early Saturday mornIng, March the kItchen. Wright said. that I OIsh and whIch was con:-.umed I Nel!rt, deenl~c to have made at ~h ' :> in the MYTdnl sturl,:t, til"'. uwn. J ( IS nuw mIntS 1:- :0 tee une ra . Syst In and w prindpal of the 12. by her second husband. his wile advanced on hIm In a by the chIldren. The complaInt ··the hl.bh{~t 'achievement du:-- a id in fashiuning sectIOns ot tilt: j\fncfln rou~lr)" , Mr. Cottcr had been I nrn I S. Coleridge Ta~ tnr Sl."hflHI when Reu n O. Wrinht. 70-year-old ,"threatenIng" manner WIth her alll'l!ed that (,n or about Febrtl- '"I!: the pr.ceeding year or years United . Nations charter at San Tht: PresIdent s aclJ'ln fol- to hIS home for sc\'eraI m" ... lh~. hc- reached the age " f retirer(. l;red postal e~ploye. hand under her apron. FearIng ary 7. 19~9, the CarnatIon Com- In any hnr.('rnble fi eld 0{ human "'ran risco. h .. palll>takln,- r l I··· ... ed an agreement be 'VCCll and became definitely 1:1 ,. , hut mt'nt in 1942. H ",as th" fOWl- Mrs. Wnght, who was 60 . [or his safety, Wright saId, he I pany, th producers and d .s- cndl·"v('r· It L, awarded by iorts as director of the U,,'l ... t Ule State Depart~ents cf the t .... o months ago. He , ue'·'" t". t dtr tlf the st",y I~ILng cont -\,t years old. was shot SIX times in went to hed bedroom and pro- trJbutors of "camalion milk" vot~ of a C'flmmitt e of nInC Nations T rustreshlp DiVi,ot.;I\, ! rcspectl\'e countries .a . r c W Monday. March 14, at 6 :. .1 t J.:. m. (Continued 00 page 4) a quarrel o'·er the coup. Ie's Im- cured his .32 cabber revolver. I producL-d and prepared a bottle F"rmaJ I'resen~alion to Dr (C<lntinued on page 4) weeks a~o. where the ~JOllty or -------------~--- pmd:r:g dIvorce. When he returned to the kit- of mIlk In a grossly negligent -------- - th: Illd"'ldual if.113t;ons was CC PT At a coroner's inquest Mon- chen. he SaId, 1\1rs. WnGht again wann r in that they placed the REPUBlraus AND DIY'URAI' fORn r"lsed, . A E ROAD d:lY morning. the klllmg was ad_anced to ..... ard hIm. He S!lOt ,ame In a bottle containin~ a '-Aft 1\&\,.,. ~ \~ Dudl ~ \\as ~amed to the post t'rmed "justifiable homIcide" her six limes. large quantity rof varnish, paint. (OMPROMISE' CHAR"~ ~.1U6' WHITE IN (I j\! ~"<;l !'Ummer ,.h n m . persons and Wright was {reed. He wid Pohce testIfied at the Inquest and other foreIgn sub..tance>' , VU "-WIt , ~H ~houl:ht that the Pr=dent had the six-man coroner's jury that that they had gone to th Wnght totally d<tnm ntal to human l'ISt a few more monlhs 10 the GANG VER h,· shot Ius wiCe after she had home on three or four occaSIOn;, consumplJ(>n. I w .. , ' ''/(tlln, l\1"n·h 17 - Not I who listen., sympathctical!y to) V/hl'" H,,~<e. DieT ;.(han~L'CI on hIm in a threat"n- on . pea c e dlslurbance calls. Th .. complaint W"," filM III ,n:y h:>,,· (·~.arll"" and cou'>ter- the Dixiecrats:' ; I a:::.:.;~1 i': tt~: ~~~or'''':~ ::;:;; In;: mannl'r. He saId he thought T .... lce. they saId. Wnght showed th Supertor Court through the "h~ rJ!'~ tJ':'.1 hurled from ~th Also, McGrath SaId, h, ~I"I ';Quntry. ' ~hl' 'f\.io~ J;OlOg to attack hIm SIt:-:'s of lnJunes about t~e head offlf:<'~ of Attorney Vmel' Min· tht \it JlIot; rallc. Admlm ~t r:l:lnn I Lu"as. Democratic MaJt) rlt:t v. lth .1 knife. wh1(.·~ he. claimed ,\.er mthcted f(l(: T()\\ n~t>nd. Jr., dem:\r.dln~ arid t . ( r<-pubhca!1 camps ~Inre I LPadcr, received a tell ;'r.UI' MOVES HEALTH MEET . - WTll!bt s31d that h" was in the . by h .. WIfe. . dam"I:" for e3th "f Ihe <a I" tl" (,.", tr<on belw ... n an I .... f Wh·te J k · I . ~ N,,\\ York. March 1,-1-1, I t In th" mC<lnhme Norvell Lee a b.1thn. .. m Saturday m rnmg I For 21 . years, :'.lr . WrIght dl· twins I~ the s um uf $10,000 ·~d. tT,I·": " !tl·"uhhl·~-&< ant!. :h" 1t~ ,,:, NeI:~o I~:d ....r .'p~,;:: .:;:, FROM BROWN HnUl Ru,un. graduate of (h··"'.11 m mb,'r of the U. S. O~.' ic wh n h:s wife came to thl.' door Conhnued on pn page 4 DIX I ,_I, ", hlch agreed • ., a acctbed us " f d lsloalt to th __ Statt T('achers Colleg . r. :_a",!! Box,,:;: team was arresled and APPOINT CMf: MINISTER compromhe on the quesllon of ~ d } Y lk f h r ' h thre.: uther men. aU m mll<. .. ,nnv&< te d of rIdmg In th white U t t-. _f,J!" .,r Sc-~'da r !.llf'S I • .,' an :n~nc-erlfy In 'JJn ( ... u:" (I t ~ po If' ''' 0 .. t ~ !.he Fl'llow,.hlp of RE"C'Or.: ! ..... ~h.~ •• ~ tH~n of a train f rom Co . GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL PROHIBITING TO SCHOOL BOARD whll'> '''"uln put :.r I-r,<i tol.~hang" the "'I<'S.... I ~:,~~.:"' H~~:I K':.~~UC:'·:;I> &I, I: \\llIl:n to a North Can,l ' • ",.<1 1 '10, Va . to Wash ington, ~: fEGREGATION IN NATIONAL GUARD Can Inn. ~Ia .1, I. - Th(' rr.(·~","~1 .~. fil r,'J-t£-r.n~ .. ',·1 3' I f I thal I I&a,,, dOl' I,,·, _.. ... '. . I !ang 1I1arch 21. 1 1'hj, r!.'lat ·cl ··1 . ' -J • R· \. J Ch.OJd Alh-n, rnrmcr t 1t-d~ t .. ~\ t to t ' \Ad\. t :- d\.l (.}n- I·~vd w ;t..· :\tcGrath .. d "U 1 , .. ,:alth_ ru~'l('lablf'~ J'i~" lI.nv~:'i1 i Cnn\ If led of t·r -akl .. - tlt .n ~ s m:~rl. "\f: ~; (t,' tl;UA; pa._wr "f I,rr .. 1 C. 1 E Chu,,·. '1' (II" .. ; I n' Pn,1, -.t Tru rr.n.n·. cuI> pre Iy dl·,'Pl, wh n I~ 'II I.' I I ~I'''''' ,ns t< ke (. ", I ""I~· i ,·n." la\\; In th"t statc " p' I th at " rn ys who .('rI K n . n fid-th,rd. C(Jnn .. . I afch 17- n lhte."y 'l-,.;,n ~~'tu'n 'U,. a:-- dpJIf \:(.,I~. lI,e,d), r tlf the. t: .. ; -;. ... 1!ot- .rr,pu'.:.! ... ! ~.~ It ;,ls J I h' know th _ r(-«·urd an ,,,fal \ ~l nC,xlt wee 1- to t u:~ :".lH ' 'l'' i:- 1947. thf>Y ha.\-E' rl r- f · .'1 in to fllC' 3 c~ s: pr~PH~4 CO\o'( nnr Ch.~l('r Bo· ... Ic.~ !:icncd Bias Hjt In Ga:-v Buard for Erlu4·a PI: b) r, .11' !-.1 .,) d ht • '""I St r,:;:O'· f·. a.Jpr"''';f'f· 11.. 1%0 uu o f 1~lo1' I t.,,)r..ona Prti ·~t(,rJ ... , r. lI C 1, ClP th£'lr ~('nt("nc:~s ~"\ ' • a ro~r~. • II! . • a b,ll \It- ·dnesday pr(lhlb.tinI: Wisconsin M ...( H:r S\\:' -'L. ht.. n · I~ \\H:k tf I~ _lt {~r •. ·t. : ": •.1 -111 ... ·;.,. c: hf l,\!"-, I OJI::: 0;:0 q .,.-~ .I, •• n ·f'ur til"· h, -. i: : :\'"(. \Vrr,: ~h:a.;~,,,.\~ ,.. k"'lllUI.d su;t ...... a:a!'t :-1 ' ... " Th(-reCur£' P.u. tin and h_.. _ [Ci('lal ~f·~r .. galion In the eeln· MIl\\aukt't. \VI~. :\.Jarch 17- !oU c'-"< I till Rl'\ _ Nl·\\lt.n P t~r~: , .;.. . ,,~ n:d ~~: •. it( In ... .. 1fl l't l~, I Or Brut!' t 'ndcnl (r I, • tat ruw la\\:; ('3:1 prOf.rr("~·:- I "adt\ d C"Jrieci t() take thl r· ~~~~ n(;<:tIClt atlonal Guard. II ... Fathl-r CLJ.udC' II. Hal haus. SJ .• F:'\. ... hr~ \\}~ te', Idlr."~ m{-mLt:- ,~ .... t:" ,\:t " . ~'i:·tl :-' l 4. t~ :~d.op~ N~"" t,lllh c-omm.:-.Siunf'r _, ' J ar~ Ru.hn and Andre\\. ..!f '- '·II.Ir.t: rathC'r than dn any thin to U.~l-d th nccaSlon to stt!kc out r.lcuhv mt'mbcr at Marquette Tilt (l_'!-l. ' '. S!r<' to hold sur.h 3 ~ ... t h •• 1 A .. ·:lll";J,I( .... f·,r ti,l:'\d ~8t R,:le l:t h _.. _ "lW studl-nt at the L'· IVf'r" · . g a am Cc.ngrcsslonal opponl:nts (·Conl1nurd on pa~t" 4) po"t n tht -12 r(Oar hl!'-tHfY o[ th<. \ a!Wt. ..... ! n:- t. 'p! "'( i } (lpJr \Va")h ir.,..t,.. M~-c-h 17 ,.h-'; :l~g~ha~ e(dC(}Ir;;enl~;:l: ;~-;,,: h:' I .f C nC'mnau. arC" 'l'~: '.~.' I · I (ContlOued on Pi1ge 4) (I' • PrcSJd nt Truman's (-'\"11- ir l<'al kchtJ{.ls R,.,\" Allrn ha~ I ~nd. on\. ,1 ~·I.l\. pr;'-_ll' PUO'lo-'f ~' :. ' .~ Ojrfoi-o h -rl Ja tl' toni,!'! ., I ""Il'<..l t~ hot I~ ~,._:-- ~ ~ H · K·l(td. 'nk(, ... pnnttr; ill I _I .~ r nts program.. CHI.RGES AGAINST THREE I""''' .. ,,, . .i.r.t .;, c~::.· (," 1 ~'I!:;3",O::: ,_: .. c :;";,.: t,. ,"::~' ::: ""., c: tur,- ," ";'::1';" ~U!- .: " d" <l'qu,~.-cI e ('gro Ill'" , 1)0' jFd,,,ct, ;:~:I:.!u:llc ,.r :I ~,, -: TO FIGHT SENATORS Th\; Democratic Clue r ExN'U- A . yl· ... t:-.. . ta' J t .~ I ·gl~ .... .. ~. . (.1 tht a..'H~la t)(m tn ID-(' a O;(lr- (;.ttolm3 law S<.'h n~'1. ar-. ~ .. :: .. I t:.e arted to make the sege .. a- RACE POLICE DICMISSED R ,. ,\!l,'" I> >L", <l'ta . of th, f ;" - •. f( ram·,!; tIme ••. - MAR A DOING ALL RlGh' 1 "IC~ LI,·,· .. tor to rea,·" the n~,_,_ Th~· "ere arr<'Stc-d III c~.~,,· WHO OPPOSED BARKLn hun b;m effectl\'e .... Ithm a f . J. , Church Ex~'·n I .. " Dt'pa. nl(nl I CIi.:, " Vh.tf m,t l\lN,day AFTER OPERATION ' "-:"'- II U.' . ",h n the two 'I h u,.,: aft r ,ts final approval by __ 10f Ih< C)\ . Church-a g~nl'r;J nib': _-,: after Jj;'Jvr;ty LeadeT I S. •• d hr · '·1 .... ant n · -.". )/l~ !:~"es .at 11' the whIte _e.:t· .. ~f w, · gt --;-c h C( n ral Assembly. The Re- Ch3r;! . mnl\.ln - bribery "fT", of Ih d.·n(.mlnatlOn. Luca. l/: Il1Ino,; had pro~~ h. ago .. March 17 - ~r ,.a: (locn wlth,.ut restnc" ": to all abu" nd the two whIt, ,,,,\ WaltH "~Vh~t:: .~;' t~':;C~/~ publican - controlled H 0 u . e agaInst Charles MIt hell and 'h B< I h d f d that thc- Genat" lay asIde. 1, u .• , eX -WIfe of retired hea, , K 'nluck\' pubhc..health werk egm 'echon They had ma<t· n 'AA P t d d I atiopt>'d the btll una!"mou..<I;', Elmer 1II J "hn o~ ~olt>n.-d pa- d~nc(: '~:~ )U il f~" th:u~rI~':; ruI." ~,~t and adjourn. w" ,,,ht champ ,n J Lou ~. t ·1 , ·:" ...,d ~ny othe I" thc stat~ ,peelal· exped~tIon to the s..~ ~ j; fil:ht 'woUI~ :: m~::::n:: IU. had the Dem~r8bc Sena. t rolmen. w"re d l.nll<..<ed by the . harg"". - . M, ~ r:, ,h .. aId WhIt sho ved et::aphed r('lallv"" her that· hP : \';00 at mterest In h alth to t t the d lscnntma or, b ,,·:.. , tho> ,_ nat rs who voted Frid ~c>t"~day. C,vII Board 13.<t f'n day. The Charges agaln.t Th mas E hll" ~ :<". releas" m ..... hlc!llwa domg all right after h"rj"_ork: ' T " decl Ion not t, ~p .,1 night to Override the ",lin: Major Cen ral Fred rick C . al'~al was made to the Board Wnghl. another patrolman who ~cGlal ... thought he ~~ th operallon m MeXICO CIty Jd .~ HOLD MARRIAGE th Ir nt nce was made "' th VI I'r"sldenl Barkley. II Remcke, the Stat Jutant gen- ' by the two offICers aft r th y 1 h been on park dutv and who " ord> .bJect sur-end r. Mc- w k. ' INSTITUTE bght of a t.echnicallty on ". ch I t; t t h . . eral, said he had . ordered aU had been su~~nded by Safety I w recenUy arr"si~ on a ~rath,:ald h turned on ~h'te Mrs. Louis, however. reportf'd i Sa,-annah. Ca .• 'arch I'- Th they w re convIcted. 1I1r. n ~~I; emj; . e I ued bere, mmanders to enlist men "r - DlTector DaVId McCandl last moral char e h,we abo ~n " Ith explo> v language. that she would hay to cancel a fir t annual InstItute- on Mar- The state held that ' . Ie '''I'h . • .. gardl of race, creed or c:olor.~ month, as a r suit of belOg ac-. dlsml ed. McGrath a,d h had be<I"l number o{ fashIon show enga~ _I !.:lge and the FamIly w h Id tra\.'ehn/t from N rth C" ' ·na Fr I" 1"~)lt,on re~udlatl® last Connecticut thus becam the cu ed o{ a ceptlng $10.00 each I "burneu up" by a I lter White ments sh had scheduled for .. t GeorgIa State College March to VIrgmia, th<'y mt nded to B Idk~y .. nlght ?( VIce-PresIdent , ond State to defy the Army's from Arthur J ohnson. operator Th being of grace must go had , en.t to regIOnal pr ·Idents T xas and the southw .1. 1 ,~- 15. Th event brought to th stay 0" rnight m Creer. :".>ro, .:::......~J. ru.lIng, t!'<: 0 n I ~ I { . th nl t - o{ a handbook, and the arrest - . Nt · Mrs Lo . hed led ' N C h h d .... ''V m<,al'.$ of attammg a !O- po ICy 0 requtrlng eels . I before the lOcrease of - It · for of the NAACP saylOg that ·nce e.. UlS W SC U Cdmpu consultants promm nt . ,w Ie rna e llll'r.. l13ble lutJon to. the ev 1 f ''''·b ment of Negroes and wlutes in 109 of a bootblack who acted . . ' . . I<> appear In LouisVlll with f'r' In th state and nation. Th to state, not Federal la... An I 0 .... tMt - separAte units, New Jersey. by as "~tooge" {or J ohnson. there 19 n~ growt~ w,thout life, the November election McGrath fasluon show Wednesday n ht.ltheme was "Meellng Present- appeal was turned down. :::'~' n:t ina t~:,"~1 b:OW, but ~ an amendment to her Constitu - A. C . Booth, chairman of the and no bUIlding WIthOUt a W\IJl- "has ducked and dodged" n but was prevented because o{ Day Challenges to Marria;; and An a peal to th U. S. S _ , . . . as d terred 'D tion, previouslY had prohibited Civil Service Board said that dation.-Lavington. ciVIl rights and "i a trader. her iUn th Family." pr me tour! was di~CUS!""<I L~t ~:n~'f 1t:~7Jn~!'7~ t~u'f;~"the alst THE LEADER ADVERTISERS 1
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, March 19, 1949. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 32. No. 12. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 32. No. 10. but is actually Vol. 32. No. 12. There is a crease across the center of page one that makes some lines illegible. |
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Newspapers African American newspapers |
Date Original | 1949-03-19 |
Object Type | Newspapers |
Source | Issue on Reel 6 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19490319 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
Citation Information | See http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/description/collection/leader#conditions for guidance on citing this item. To cite the digital version, add its Reference URL (found by following the link in the header above the digital file) |
Collection | Louisville Leader Collection |
Collection Website | http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/leader/ |
Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Date Digital | 2012-04-13 |
Format | application/pdf |
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Image Number | ULUA Leader 19490319 |
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