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School, is the senior member of a 1
? the firm or Anderson and Mc- Tex
AJpin. He was elected to the buri
Kentucky legislature in 1935 and Rk<':*
was re-elected "to ?ix consecutive -Mt.
terms without Democratic or Re **er
? publican opposition. l'>nd
He resigned in 1946 to become w^i
Assistant Commonwealth's At- tor*r
torney for the 30th jtujicial dis
u trict of Kentucky, first attorney .
gk- of his rac e to hold such V post1. J
Wy Within a southern state .In 194?; ma~
He was nominated for a judge-iies?
Kship ip the jnunicipal court of ^ j
|the 3rd. district. ! cen
Calls For Single Country lusi
r Attorney Anderson called for
Ngjiingle - America. "We want a * J
^ governm&nt where we won't /fx
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The .{South Carolina Kn ... I 98
vention in Conway May 15-16, it I
| w:t- -nnnniinrpH hare IVTnnrHu M
19 session will feature guest;
Jr. of Camden is, the state B|
Latimer-Robinson
nj.. i-i f ^ 11 n jjr*?V
v * ''.j^B^ t M ;
w
sioft Vfras ?rifinally quoted inf o^l
Y.4 HeraW Trihi,me cemur?oj,T,/l
MfcCrary and Jinx ffa-lkent^
{'and protested by Alliefson|Yl
Henderson, secretary of ' th?!
Vernon NAACP branch. Mt. . <
ider.on forwarded 'his letter\ tp
Capt. Rickenbacker's refc>ly,j firo
ch termed thi; protest t . cet
ptible" and *'fnsultirur -*a thf ;
red peole of of .this country,** th<
Mr. Wlhite. . ^ \ in
his to Capt. Ricken j |],<
cer, fix. White wrote. "You <
consider the term 'old dark- for
-a term of affection but to ga!
t is one of derogation, co"dession
and unmistakable do- mc
m of racial superiority." The"
rs. Squire Dins
?
s. Marie B. Squir# passed Mrs.
>t. Lukes' KpairoP*> f?ug}
a, N.J., she .connected hi* tnree
making her home in Pat- Eon*
vtth the St. Aid ens Ep.iSCO- de0Us
pfflEaferiH wes SnT^
Mfdr-Wy 2, ill Patterson; was c
mptl?r.J,on, *
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#WK ?- For " som^tline, like
Sol}fir I had heard a-"
>tnr. *?wr; v-oca. uemg Qone
feelp. young people readjust
iselves at Hill City In Pittsmany
cfoets; tod, X. had
d oi onejl&TiL Eunice Wright
fativ? of York, S. C.,
' wry important - hand
$ City pixSJect, which
become a duplicated
iv progit's>ivp-A-rnCTT^
dty. "
v learning -sr week ago that
Cook was in the state windup
a ^month's-visit at home,
ambled up here to talk with
and am glad that t dldy h#
e I am more impressed- wiw
Cifcf ahd whigltTsain"men u
ev-erfrcorammpithr
lleged child ran. .
llou It Operates
iefly, nnd in layman's I99
* Hill City is a sort of
(trbads, whore youth meets
IVING TERM
drf?? bifacial Ifl&ULteJ Ihkt tin
^umeridted i.; ., flfotfc fcavj
??^^heck t^e^colcaed npi11.
YWrF. S TO N ? Following
jff^sts to daily Newspapers
m organizations TtlMfe, reitly
the titlfs of "Miss" and
Irs." have appeared before
names of colored women
the newspapers - another
jcation bf progress.
The newspapers had been jnMca
that such titles are leand
distinguish persons aa
ng single or married won
In Pattem
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-i -i ?.r?<vi>iica OCJUirt',
tm I.,rnn Squire, one daugh*
Adall Smart, one grand
it*r aft ol Patterson. N. J.:
?tu ' l*P*1gi A y"
of New York City; Thad.
L.Qn?jol Philadelphia, P*^ H
later, M*s. Julia A. Htimph- .
>f Columbia. "
i made her home in Patterar
many years. ... * 1
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flirghYoutl
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to riwodo which ro?fl jn wcif
it yiU follQw.Supported by t
City of Pittsburgh, It opera
to put youngsters back :6n t
light 'rack, or to put their j
rents JMid giiafrdians on /the trjQ
track to? aocepted commun
giving ana pride; and ^ has ran
;In ?jiCC4^ t^^row atout^ thus i
it now hag requests from mil
I i^er ci^es for chapters
jauthorities^hope can be star
I before long. . . . 1
U Waking in conjunction w
1 y burgh'^ D, i);tftmerti ulJB.
l#e Jli*liniiy(police), Hill C
i rushes to.. boys anft girls "W
iHfray havfe run afoul of the h
j t..kes them in, hears their sb
Jand'then, probes into the tarr
( background. It the situation w
g rants it. thes^, are' given peri
prohatlaiji, .or daily routi
| m Hill City wher?<fhey can p
ticupate in a number of activi
f trades, which mak. th
'.better citizens. One of these
eludes a To-pi ec^ band/ Th
are also^ carpentry and ot
II trades "plus participation ii
simulated democratic giv*
operated by Hill C
youth, who must campaign.
=Tbe d&cted for office in ? m
Hi LI City was founded in ll
"Located in a predominately
Wtirin "it rrndorr inttJ
? V'VtT, 1 V ,'s ?
t^5tjnr~5f counsellors, Mr*. cl
forfembst *mong the
- "yniinfi people are
project. They Jive at, home
I report ^aily, after sfhoofc
I guidance: ^
Parents Neglecting t
| - Why do these young>ters
I into jams? I put this questioi
I (Mrs. Cook, who said it isu
I ! is because of little love and
I | tentioin from parents, most
i whom are too busy on job*,
I bd. ausc "the children arc
M 10m>soTVw< <.r?
-w w. 14V> VlUjJt'Ll
: .ni'criority oomnlex. At Hill C
'we try to moke them feel imf
tant. ami you mr.-ht fn m tJ
'" fat-1 s light up and pride come
to them as wt build them ui
- Pride in the community is
"t object oTTTill Ciiy training,
.i.xamplr of .iiaw e: l< ctive this
jbe-:n is seen in t!i fact that
j Beats Robbery Che
i; N. Y. HIGH C
FREES CHAR
j NLW YORK ?(ANS)? S
preme Court Justice Dennis <
lLoary Cnlmlan, LtH ruITci ~
' view of the facts and the law
i-ftm oonstrnincd the wril" of 1
beas corpus, which freed 20 yt
old Frank. Lynah. wanted
Charleston, S. C.,on a charge
-hniunhr milting anrf?TTTTTTTTyTT~
clothing goods store's merehjj
di.se valued at $350.00
Lynah had been "arrested
January 24 by Detective Jam
Pollard of the ^otiv ^rwir
while the SUgpm t worked .,n t
the Pennsylva-niH Shoj. H
pair. Shop on West 34th stre<
Lynah had been in New Yoi
City for ^d>out- a year.
Technically, .Lynah was orde
ed release^ because of flaws
an affidavit submitted with
"wanted warrant" signed by 01
M. S. Droze, a Charleston dete
tive.
Mt?. Abfcle Smith, Lynal
aunt, retained the services
attorney Cora T. Walker, wl
1n seeking the writ, took adva
foes of these flaws, which J
~ way ^harleaton?refused
correct on request by Assista
District Attorney Ca~ip, and a*
high court justice to:
1. Declare the warrant inval
?i?e? it listed the suspect \
Henry T.ynrah, inttUad at Kwh
Lynah.
2. Declare Lyr^h freed sin*
he had not been charged nor ii
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?r^NFORM
A. .VfURDAY, MAY 5. 1!)51^
ftnd [thery bested -theprotection record
J even of the police departmont?<r
Perhaps one reason for tbe#u693$.
ess of Hill City is the succos*
col- stories of thosc dir?ctingHfc; The
r*a bdojy4>ehlnd_^S,XodJ^-4s more
ir.J ttf-niffua an iU'i'tuiiamintfey ilohook
sidored. *
She's one ot eleven children
PW^a to ific late isapd. Wright,
I
"'* f veloped it and today, 3?."^^fi|
a f later, sipHes knowingly that she
I 0)S was able ao educate everyone of
I There were sevetn girls and
Hget four b??ys. Five of the girls j*re
H to-school -teachers, one is in gover-'
Bdlv nm;nt"s?rvice and by profession.
Hat- Mr*.. CoOk i8 u registered nurse,
I ?f a graduate of St. Agnes hospital
I or it Raleigh, N.C., and' who has
Hiust .lis i Murtieri n,.,/,,.onea il^.
V i I I *
an w r. ity
itv> On.c of th.o >,f>n> 'iice} ju<t alter
>or- ' nvpl r'nt! trawun*; r-s.,-a funeral
^ rtrcr-trrr: frm two .others are
! 1 ? ' tun.r.tl directors and a
P ' " j a tn.i'sorjry expert
.i^ritvHftrr rrfj n Id yea*"
V- .T'Ivot-1 ' senior, M^-.
Ccoi. \.4JL'.'ltd "f Hi:fjtv. which
'a * . pi otider of her.'
As ,
OURT JUSTICE
LE3T0N SUSPECT
iu- dieted for the ofFon?e.
_Lii 3i Hi tVUiU/r?tiiiO?Ui iillhiavit1
'In failed to charge Lvnah with
. Ij housebreaking. and larceny.
ia-; 4. Tr.at Lynah faced possible
ar bodily injury shcrtrfrt-"he be re-,
in turned to South Carolina.
"f I)rn/f?\ allidtlVd;?OTi Ulfoi Mill-a
tion, said that one Jack Kraw-i
m-Jcheok. had told him that Lynahi
ha?d broken into bis store on Janon
uarv 5. 1950. and stolon goods
es valued at $350.
irt ?,f>ffietirn ar-'
u_??rivinr. here?Lu+?Lynnh, noted?rxr~
,e- they left without their prisoner*
of that *"T*V>io 1- ?
?v. ?? o js ui^ iusi time wo vg j
rk ever come here a:id returned,
?' without our rhgnT^
* FOUR MAKE V\sj.
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Four stu<iants, including oner
v>..w t? uuHiiy Diind, led the|A
T-jlwmi- honor?list for thtr sprtn t '
1 j quarter at Benedict College, it
? , was announced Tuesday,
10f Haskell MJurray, a freshman, j
n" and totally blind, continued his
j pertgg* -Tgggrft n "j ytglit z
}** in the second quarter by duplila- .
nt; ting, it during the spring term. 1
K- | ?. r r?
? t. ?trr-rr omnar. a?sopno* !~
^? more, also ma do ''A" for thei
ld quarter, the only wctman stuas
dent to attain -the honor during
llt,the entire year, r-"
^Keventy-eigfht students made
ce the 'hottor roll for the spring ^
a- i quarter. s i
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Death C
Pr/?/ f) /k ?l w% m /*
M M VJrj JLS\Fi ( f f f/f ?
Of S. C. State
L ORANGEBURG - Ko. W. <
Dogma, 34, pro fC'SS'J r of. poulti
husbandry and uerman -d? Soul
Carolina State A and M Coil< g
died i6arly Tuesday morning i
the Orangeburg County liospit
following a snoxt illness bOgi.ni
,ing April j%, ?? . . V ' "
r" Professor Derma was a b
I loved and exemplary t^achi
who began his work at Sta
College In 1928. At the colle,
h?e developed the Edisto Fedet
Credit Union which became 01
pf^the highest rated federal ere
it Unions among Land Grh
Colleges.
r Funeral services will be he
\ at 2;B0 P.M. .Thursday, May
White Hall auditorium- t
^
| ber of the Episcopal church a
I the Omega Psi Phi Urate* ni
He is .survived by his widb
Mrs. Viola Means Donma.
NAACP Proposes
mortn Carolina, 1
WASHINGTON ? A
that the NAACP bo allowed
make .1 pica tor an investigate
of the 1950 Senatorial campaig
in North Carolina and Flbti<
. vs'us p resented-llu* week at
at r Guv- M. Gillette, ehairnu
of the eleetions subcommittee
the. S^-na-te Cotfinuttee - on itult
and Admin:..stration:
The NAA-C'P Wa5-hffigtoh Bu
' e$u also presented the requo
ft a Senators Thomas C. Hennir.g
kj_r:-. CD., Mo.); 'AS Mike ?Moi
rc?ney ~trP'.; Okln.); Margari
Iv.-rt C. Ilendtit-kson (R.. , N-J?
who :irc members of- the sul
committee.
Walter White, NAACP pxeci
tive ' secivtary charged that i
?North?('Mi'olinn t .imp.iig
scurrilous litrature, - some Uiun
a name similar to that of th
Association, was used and broad
ca-t9 were made by alleged ea
FBT agents. In the Florida cam
pihgn. siinllai- attacks were mad
by groups and organizations ir
terested in injecting the race Is
sue. The Washington Bureau als
stated thaf'it had a collection o
photostatic documents on cam
uaian 1 ?and ?picture
used?lo?North Corolina.? ;?
Succesful Rally
At Majority Church
SP ART AN BURG ? Sunda:
was an all big a- dory at Majority
I*aptist Church. Rev. R? A. Da
vis, pastor delivered the morn
aivd evminn sormoinr H
used folowing subjects/ re
"A Victoriu^ ctiurcll!
services. ' - ~ ' 1 ~
After three ttidntKs work, th<
pally terminated uu this day.
The highest amount of nrunej
vas raised by the >estoi*> Tota!
aised was $1,688.95.
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-j ATLANTA, G%. ? (ANS) ?
South to throw away aegregatioi
r^35rfrnmat ion ih tho interest oi
brotherhood was laid before th<
tDr. Harold Wtr Odum, one i
Roscoe Simmons, ?
I Veteran Leader, |
| Is Dead 1
? cmCAtaO ^ANS)-- Roacoe1'
eV Ccrnklin Simmon?:, aii admost leg- ,j
sr endary,colorful figure in politics, ?i
te journalism and on the' speaker's pi
platform; died here Friday qight'iQt
^ after a short illness. ^
d- . His 'age v. a, estftnated at be-, ^
ol'tween 63 and 75 and, he had en- it
tered a hospital Thursday after Id
Returning from Washington,
3,1 Born ' in Gre^nview, farjef
mi a number of years he edited and ti
n- published The Memphis' Sun, aid
le, personal organ. Sine? that time Lri
he had^ohtinued to write . va^j
ve rteusfy for lax^gjnjffltgpapcr* andjfc
nd orth flag ?the flag that-sot Ufe free
\y, and' po hypctt bridg1:^:4out
loyalty." fig
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i Investigation Of
Florida Elections IS
.tm aST .-v.
. tl I*
t Renew HospUn1 fe
" Drive For j"
rPwfe0" " $
f ( "TVvPJ'^'-STOM - A rcn<-".'P.l; w
c-s. ririve.3NjE!piettal funds ^ -was in
i lynched hare la$t week at Mor-i
, ris Stroet Bapilst' Ohurck" WitHj tTi
si: the Rt.. ^cv. F.?l. Carf'jft'hers as Ck
s, gue-4 speaker. a*
v1 Others participating R$vt Sa
Jt F T ,Met*' Dr* *' P ^ ^
),: t>ir. Avery, Burke Bonds-Wid Ei1
> son high schools; Miss EdwJna J
Fleming received, a check * 3tari ft
j.; $250 on behalf o'f the drive from'So
nfD. J. Mb<os. president of ;the
local Phi Beta Sigma ft'att.-u tfllv j HUt
- oba'pter, from proceeds of . the! lec
7, R.Annd Hayes *recrt?l '"titer# 'in :U:
11 Miarch. ;
iS^Slale
I Asks W k
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jn. C. . ?, em
'The first session of the execu- me
ttivo boarc? of the i\ewly-forn^(gd
iTri-Sj^to Negro and '
Tra<C Union Council was held
I in city last Saturday, April'
v\ Meeting at the CIO Transr
* Workers Hall, the board unaal?j jhc
of8 discrimination against. Negrti9|
*>wo?fcers in industry. Di
Plant wea> made to set up,***
' ld^aich*P^er8 council in JjjL
covering North and South C?f
ro^n^ *nd ^to^^jSi
?l Your gift to tho Utl Cancer ^
-crusade ftitftp cmcer 6n thte?}th?
' i fronts: research, education and
I j service, the . AtiwpeSTi Cftn?*f jS
I Society points out. ^ oth
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~ A 'challenge to the white ^
i and oth?> form* of racial ?
r democracy and \vorldw{d*:JK3
; South here Friday night
he nation's top sociologist! -t
Speaking before the 14th'anisl
meeting of the Southern * .
ciologural Society at the Bllt^
>te, hotel, Or. OduSL uked the.
Ueh. to remember and correct. ,
t: "inexcusable" brutalities and
justifies of discrimination **2ap- |
oil thU Hlgio, piftUlBS ?
in Improvements, in we : I
ions since the [Reconstruct5 crtl ;J
He rf&lled To^ immediate k iratioiv
at . 4K>nrsegrega*.ed
niversity !e\ ? bj} ed'tfafion* "V ;
id moment towards a"%recifi*<gj
pgram for dissolving all formar^V
racial segregation in educator
tpld the Southed
rogapts which
ilance between th^ voluntary
Proposes C^WBWIl^Ki,^^!.
se that we underwrite
id convenan^, together, in-unity ^
KhjS^^tothout tear and favpr '<t
mthern biraictaX. ojviSzatica into
v-ricgin d :n
"To thi; jpnei, wc
>ufh to iiatyn before
$1 w^^int the rtation to??(Efc3is9
^ttactebu?; w* wd?t tfX^M
11 VtVfW^SFcSi-olino, Bf.
lum has j&iffrd Uma;
d- fP-'htwina i
lOi V
Sharin^ ' )ft ?;m Dr
c: )8x,-lies', EWptent efnnc
sjety, I)r ti'.oim /minded eai
i first day of th?- meeting ?>f
Udo^isi. . 7~r- -*
OvHrt sSaturonv n? ?!??;???