»SOCIA J «o
NOV 29
IL -A tiB , ONkSQ^
An Associated Negro Press
Publication
f nrtlanii Inquirir
Serving the Pacific
Northwest
Oregon’s ‘Negro IVeekly
VOLUME 2
PORTLAND. OREGON. NOVEMBER 16. 1945
PR IC E 10c
HUM BER I t
Gloomy Future Forecast lor Negro Workers
World’s Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis to Visit Portland December 11th
Negro Jobless
May Exceed
One Million
House OK's
Carver Day
POUCE OFFICERS MAKE PRIZE CATCH
W A SHINGTON— (A N P)—T h e
house of rep resen tativ e u n an i
m ously voted Ja n . 5 as G eorge
W ashington C arv er day honoring
th e g reat N egro scientist of Tus-
kegee institute. The m easure has
been passed on to th e senate for
action an d approval. The desig
nation of C arv er day honoring
th e efforts of the noted N egro has
been u n d er consideration for som e
tim e. W hen it w as put to the
house, th ere w as not one d is
senting vote.
NEW YORK— (A NP)—Im prov
ed unem ploym ent compensation
d u rin g th e tran sitio n period, full
em ploym ent a fte r reconversion,
an d stronger fair em ploym ent
practice m easures are im perative
to p re v en t disastrous unem ploy
m ent am ong Negroes, H erbert R.
N o rth ru p declares in "Will N e
groes G et Jo b s Now?,” a 32-page
p am p h let published by the P u b
lic A ffairs Com m ittee, Inc., of
N ew York.
Dr. N orthrup, a visiting lectur
er in econom ics a t New York u n
iv ersity and form erly senior hear
ing officer at th e Regional W ar
CLEVELAND— (A N P)—For the
L abor board in New York, points
o u t th a t even w ith a satisfactory first tim e in th e history of Ohio,
p rogram to care for the tem porar a Negro, P e rry B. Jackson, has
ily jobless, N egro unem ploym ent been elected m unicipal judge in
m ay exceed 1,000,000. This is C leveland by popular vote.
In a hotly contested struggle
described as a “rock bottom ” esti
m ate, w ith th e situation growing he w hipped Joseph L. Sw eeney
progressively w orse if prom pt ac by tallying a vote of 48,616 in
contrast to S w eeney’s 43,696.
tion is not taken.
In 1942 Ju d g e Jackson w as a p
A lth ouga N egro w orkers made
su b stan tial gains during the war, pointed to com plete th e u n e x p ir
both in th e q u an tity and the q ual ed term of Ju d g e D avid M oylan
ity of jobs held, the end of the w ho died. Gov. Jo h n W. B icker
w ar found them “at the bottom m ade th e appointm ent. Previous
of th e econom ic pyram id, still to this assignm ent he had been
co n cen trated in the lowest paying assistant u tilities director and
jobs, still far from having reach form erly an assistant city law d i
ed th e ir goal of economic eq u al rector.
Ju d g e Jackson started law p rac
ity, and in im m inent danger of
tice h ere in 1922 a fter g ra d u a t
E *-Sgt. Jo® Louis, recen tly discharged from the U. S. A rm y and w ho w ill defend his h e av y h aving reeehed th e ir goal of ero-
ing m agna cum laude from Adel-
w eight cham pionship ag ain st B illy C onn n e x t Ju n e, g ettin g the final touches on his civvie n e c k n om ir eq uality, and in im m inent
b ert college and received his law
d
an
g
er
of
having
m
any
of
th
eir
w ear from Eddie (R ochester) A nderson, gravel-voiced com edian on th e Ja c k B enny program w ho
degree from
W estern R eserve
is also know n as a horse ow ner and tra in e r of no sm all standing. "Som ebody asked me if I'd box w artim e gains w iped out.”
T hey a re being espelially h a rd university. He is a m em ber of
Joe," said Rochester, "an d I said yes. providing I could do it w ith a ham m er and nails." Joe
hit, Dr. N o rth ru p explains, "b e P h i B eta K appa.
PORTLAND—The Special policem en pictured
w ill box in P o rtlan d ag ain st an opponent as y et unnam ed. Dec. 11th.
m itled intending to blow the safe in the cafe.
Six y ears la te r he becam e a
cause th e ir em ploym ent during
above (L. to R.) Je rry R ayford, Jessie T urner
T he suspects la te r w aived p relim in ary hearing
m
em
ber
of
the
house
of
re
p
re
w artim e w as roncentrated in w ar
and A nderson A lexander apprehended tw o
and w ere held for the G ran d Ju ry . T hese
Florida Negroes Are
in d u stries th a t a re bearing th e sen tativ es in C olum bus. O ther
dangerous crim inals early W ednesday m o rn Negro officers do th e w ork of reg u lar police
Given Primary Rights
b ru n t of th e unem ploym ent: b e civic and political positions held
ing as they w ere attem p tin g to b reak into
men. face th e sam e dangers b u t a re not reg u lar
TALLAHASSEE, Fla — (A N P) —
cause N egroes, as a group w ere by him w ere: ed ito r of the Call
the HI-HO Cafe on In te rsta te A venue a t
policem en and have no civil service statu s due
From th e state cap ital com es th e
an
d
Post,
a
m
em
ber
of
the
city
th e last hired, h ad th e least sen i
M ississippi A venue. The m en w ere found to
to the JIM CROW of the city of P<
P o rtlan d .
I
long aw aited p rim ary rig h ts d e
council, tru ste e of C uyagoga
have b urgiark tools in th eir possessing m * i f r i[g ..< y - -EoU> by in q u ire r S ta ff Q* --- " - '« T r r " - T - 'r « r
BOSTON — (A N P) — R udolph segregated an d th ey d rew so ority, am t .vtTefore w ere the first Coim fy B ar, asBoctatloti, -and
cision, w hich now gives th e Ne
’(aid oft, because th e y ’fa r e ''c o n
gro the constitu tio n al rig h t to Elie Jr., w hite, B oston H erald ’s m any really n a sty assignm ents it
m em ber of Mason and K nights
register as D em ocrats an d vote P acific co rrespondent, com m ent co u ld n ’t possibly have been coin cen tra ted in th e areas, especial T em plars.
ly
th
e
south,
as
w
ell
as
in
th
e
ing on gripes he h a d n ’t h eard cidence.
in th e p arty prim aries.
In A pril, 1942, Ju d g e Jackson
industries, th a t suffered th e m ost
In advising Secy, of S ta te R. A. m entioned m uch, has th is to say
"A few w ere used as com bat
gave up his post as secretary to
by
th
e
cu
rta
ilm
e
n
t
of
w
ar
p
ro
G ray, supervisor of reg istratio n concerning th e tre a tm e n t of col- troops. A n a n ti-a irc ra ft b a tta l
duction: and because they m ay be the city ’s utilities director. He
in Florida counties, A tty. G en cre d soldiers an d sailors:
ion saw a good d eal of action on
JA C K SO N , Miss. — (A NP) — A told P ap p as th a t th e N e g r o e s
expected
to su ffer from d iscrim had rem ained in th a t post even
"So
fa
r
as
I
could
m
ake
out,
th
e
eral Tom W atson cited ru lin g s of
K eram a R etto in th e O kinaw a
w hite arm y officer dem anded and w ould be serv ed m eals w ith him .
a fter the election of M a y o r
in
atio
n
in
seeking
new
jobs.”
the suprem e co u rt in tw o Escam arm y and n av y have a specific group, and acq u itted itself b ra v e
received food for tw o N egro sol T he re s ta u ra n t m an ag er agreed
In its survey of job prospects Lausche, a D em ocrat, although he
bia county cases w here Negroes policy for m aking it d ifficu lt for ly and w ell and o th er troops saw
Two w ell know n Special P o diers in a w hite dow ntow n re s
is the R epublican leader in W ard
m ust be allow ed to reg ister as o u r colored soldiers and sailors. action in th e Pacific, though only for N egroes in p a rtic u la r in 16. Since this tim e he has been licemen, O fficers A nderson A lex ta u ra n t h ere last w eek b u t w as and m eals w ere served as M aj.
G e irrin g ordered.
m em bers of the D em ocratic party. I don’t know how th in g s w ere in th e sm allest possible percentage du stries, the p am p h let discloses engaged in the p riv ate practice ander and M anuel M orehead su r th reaten ed by a m ob of i r a t e
W hite custo m ers began to show
E urope alth o u g h lik e everyone of th e actu a l n u m b e r of colored th a t th e outlook is q u ite good in
prised
and
captured
tw
o
burglars
w hites estim ated at 2,000 persons. re se n tm e n t by th e tim e th e group
of law.
else I h e ard of th e 92nd division, troops in th e arm y. This is not th e electrical, radio, and com m un
The N egro soldier’s w ere am ong finished e atin g and ira te crow ds
N otified of his victory Ju d g e a t th e Hi-Ho Cafe located a t In
but in th e P acific th ey w ere sad to say anybody w ho had th e ication eq u ip m en t industry, and
Jackson pledged him self to dis terstate and Mississippi A venues a group of 25 troops Maj. E dw ard began to sw arm ab o u t th e grill.
in
th
e
iron
an
d
steel
in
d
u
stry
.
It
dening. C olored troops n ever got slig h test idea of w h at he w as do
charge his obligations “so honest early W ednesday m orning. The G ierring, th e w hite officer, w as Police a rriv e d on th e scene to d is
a decent b reak. T hey w ere used ing w ould clam or for th e privilege finds the situ atio n less h e a rte n
ly and fairly and im p artially as suspects W illiam O rville F oster of tak in g from C alifornia to Cam p perse th e th ro n g ju s t as Maj. G ier
ev ery w h ere as en g in ee r battalions, of dying on th e b attlelield , b u t ing in th e ru b b e r in d u stry , and
to m erit the confidence placed Phoenix, A rizona and P atrick Shelby. He led them into th e J e f ring w as ab o u t to leave. T he tw o
poor
in
the
building
trades,
tra
n
s
Howell O’Brien, E vansville, In ferson g rill here, seated th em in
MIAMI — (ANP) — The Dade m eaning th ey w ere used as la th e fact rem ains th ere is a q u es p ortation, shipbuilding, and th e in me.
N egro soldiers h ad finished th e ir
county sh eriff’s office rep o rted borers, stevedores, DUKW d riv ers tion of honor, of m anhood involv a irc ra ft and autom obile in d u s
“I reg ard this office as a p u b diana, both w hite, h ad in th e ir booths, th en took a seat w ith the m eals in th e m ean tim e an d had
possession
a
pair
of
ru
b
b
er
gloves,
Friday night th a t five fiery cross- or mess boys. T hey w ere alw ays ed, and th e N egroes b itte rly r e
tw o N egro soldiers. W hen the gone to th e sta tio n w h ere som e
lic tru st and I am fully cognizant
tries.
a p air of pliers, a screw driver, a
sented th e fact th ey w ere not
es w ere placed before N e g r o
F u ll em ploym ent alone w on’t of the g reat responsibility w hich j flashlight and a claw ham m er w hite w aitress observed th e col of th e m ob had assem bled to
considered w o rth y of com bat a s
dw ellings in th e a re a of N. E.
ored servicem en, she h u rried to point th em o u t to police, w ho took
give th e N egroes a “square d eal” ordinarily atten d th is office,” he
signm ent.
w hich they threw aw ay a t the the kitchen to re p o rt the situation
29th avenue and 51st street. The
them to h ea d q u a rte rs.
in job opportunities, th e a u th o r said. “I also fully appreciate th e
tim e of the a rrest b u t w as found to Jo h n Pappas, the grill m an
“In th e n av y colored s a i l o r s
crosses w ere rep u ted to be six
finds, for ex p erien ce has proved broader significance of th is p a r
W hen Maj. G ierrin g defian tly
la te r by detectives a t th e scene ager.
w ere used e ith e r as mess boys—
feet or m ore in height, and caused
resen ted th e a rre s t of th e N egro
th e need for even stro n g er fa ir ticular appointm ent.”
of
th
e
attem
p
ted
robbery.
‘ste
w
a
rd
’s
m
ates’
is
th
e
eu
p
h
em
quite a terrorizin g u p ro ar in
P ap p as w ent to the booth and soldiers as w ell as th e a ttitu d e of
em ploym ent p ractice m easures
The pair adm itted having done told Maj. G ierring th a t he could
ism—o r as stevedores specializing
Brow ns-Sub. L eaping blazes il
the crow d, he w as arre ste d as an
th a n w ere set up d u rin g th e w ar.
other “jo b s” on th e n o rth side not serv e him and the N egro sol
in h andling o f am m unition. It
lum inated th e path s of tru c k and
alleged safety p recau tio n and w as
He suggests th a t discrim ination
including
“rolling
d
ru
n
k
s”,
steal
isn’t
th
a
t
th
e
y
w
an
ted
to
h
andle
carloads of arm ed w hites as they
diers a t th e sam e table as it w as also ta k e n to h e ad q u arters. M ili
CHICAGO— (A N P)— The b a r explosives an y m ore th a n any in em ploym ent could be curbed
ing cars and breaking into a t least a violation o f. the state jim crow
drove th rough th is p ro p erty w hile
ta ry a u th o ritie s soon a rriv e d to
by e ith er of tw o m ethods: (1)
ricades
of
th
e
C
hicago
B
ar
as
one other place. O ne adm itted law. T he arm y officer d efiantly
one else, b u t th e y in v ariab ly did
the crosses burn ed n e a r th e door
place th e a rre ste d colored soldiers
am ending th e N ational L abor R e
sociation
a
re
g
ra
d
u
a
lly
c
ru
m
having
a
police
record
in
Long
d
raw
th
a
t
assignm
ent.
As
mess
ATLANTA—
(ANP)
—
A
state
steps of 11 fam ilies.
and M aj. G ierrin g on the tra in to
latio n s (W agner) act an d th e v a ri
bling.
T
hursday,
A
tty
.
E
arl
B.
Beach,
California,
and
th
e
police
boys
th
ey
w
aited
on
th
e
officers,
m ent a ttrib u te to A. C. Touch
T ension has been m o u n tin g in
co n tin u e th e ir jo u rn ey to C am p
ous state “L ittle W agner” acts
this section, originally h om estead D ickerson, one of th e sp earheads m ade up th e ir bunks, cleaned to provide th a t discrim ination by stone th a t “G riffin (Ga.) Negroes dep artm en t states th ey feel sure
Shelby.
|
of
th
e
fight
to
force
th
e
associa-
th
a
t
th
e
other
one
also
has
a
th
e
ir
stateroom
s,
and
served
cof
are
not
and
w
ill
not
attem
p
t
to
ed by N egroes for q u ite some
T en or 12 cars of troops w ere
e ith e r em ployers or unions b e
record.
Police
expect
to
clear
up
fee
in
th
e
w
ardroom
a
t
all
hours
vote in th e D em ocratic w h i t e
m onths, as wW tes sta rte d fighting tion “ > ad m it colored law yers
on th e track s h ere w hen th e d a r
cause of race, color, creed, or n a
as
m
em
bers,
w
as
notified
th
a
t
of day or night. T hey lived by
p rim ary ” and printed in th e w hite several unsolved robberies on the
expansion of adjoining N egro sec
ing w h ite m ajo r and th e tw o col
tio n al origin is an u n fair labor
CHICAGO— (A N P)— The m ost ored
tions. Two N egro couples, w ho his ap plication had been accept them selves in an o ut-of-the-w ay p ractice forbidden by law ; or (2) daily of th a t city, later being no rth side w ith th e apprehension
’d iers w ere en co u n terin g
ed
and
th
a
t
w
ith
th
e
com
pletion
of
th
is
pair
of
thugs
and
praised
co m p artm en t som ew here, and on
given w ide state circulation, last
sig n ifican t developm ent of the difficui.ies, b u t Jo el D. H olden,
w ere arrested and ch arg ed w ith
creatin g p erm an en t n ational and
of
ro
u
tin
e
financial
req
u
irem
en
ts
week had brought forth enough the w ork of O fficers M orehead past m onth w as the rash of stu
violation <5f zoning regulations,
chief of police, refused to com
state fair em ploym ent practice
th a t he w as a bona-fide m em ber.
pressure to bring forth a clarifi and A lexander in cap tu rin g them . d en t h ate strik es w hich broke out
w ere la te r released on bond.
m ent a b o u t th e fla re u p o th er th a n
corrynissions to ad m in ister fair r a
U
nder
questioning
by
detectives
in o u r strategic centers: G ary, to say he w as g ratified th a t th e
M any fa ir th in k in g w h ite cit
The fight to secure m em b er
cial practice acts, and providing cation.
The statem ent, p rin ted w hile the culprits ad m itted th e y w ere Ind.; Chicago, Y oungstow n, O.,
izens have joined in the p ro test ship in th e b a r association, one
distu rb an ce resu lted in no blood
those com m issions w ith pow ers
Georgia Negroes are in the thick going for the safe in the Hi-Ho and N ew Y ork City.
characterizing th e act as a “dis of th e im p o rtan t legal bodies of
shed.
sim ilar to those possessed by the
Cafe.
of a fight to end th e w hite p ri
A cartfu l analysis of the causes
respect for ju stice”. Dr. G len th e country, has been going on
L ocal a u th o rities booked P a p
N ational L abor R elations board
T he H i-H o C afe is located one w hich u n d erlie this friction, “In
m ary system , bestirred leaders to
C. Jam es, pastor of W hite Tem ple for several years. O th ers w ere
pas, th e girl m anager, on a charge
so th a t th ey can petitio n th e
stre
e
t
from
the
larg
est
N
egro
ho
find
out
w
hether
Touchstone
was
side
S
tory
of
T
eenage
T
ension,”
M ethodist church, w hite, sp eak active bu t D ickerson, w ho be
of violating M ississippi’s jim crow
courts to enforce th e ir d irectives.”
the victim of m isstatem ent by the tel in P ortland, th e M edley and is found in th e N ovem ber issue law.
ing over th e radio S u n d ay m o rn longed to a n u m b e r of national
G riffin Daily N ews or w hether ironically enough, posted a sign of H eadlines and Pictures.
ing, m ade th e follow ing state- and local bodies of lib e ra l ten -
K AN SAS CITY, Mo.— (A N P)—
he had m ade the u nfortunate w hen th e cafe w as opened stating
T he article points out th a t a l
m ent: "M en w ho b u rn crosses, do | dency, secured e v ery one of those More th a n 200 w h ite and N egro
statem ent and for w h at reasons. th a t "We c a te r to w h ite trad e though as yet no definite linking
so because th ey do n o t have th e : groups as an ally to b ring th e em ployes of th e G eneral Box
Touchstone said he did not In only”. I t had to be tw o N egro of of the o u tb reak s in the four cities
courage to carry th em .”
! p ressu re of public opinion to b ear com pany h ere have m ain tain ed
tend to give the new spaper ed ficers w ho p revented ro b b ery of has been m ade, th ere are n e v er
In a w ire to P re sid e n t T ru m an , j upon th e association. Y ears ago so lid ran k s d u rin g th e ir eight-
itor the im pression th a t the ob th e cafe.
theless a n u m b er of sim ilarities
th e d ep artm en t of justice, Gov. th e re had been one colored m em - w eek pay ¿trik e in spite of r u
CHICAGO—
(A
N
P)—Dr.
R
alph
jective
of the G rififn Civic Im
in the w alkouts. In G ary w here
S C O T L A N D V I LLE, L a —
C aldw ell and Sen. C laude Pep- | b e r, Col. F ra n k lin H. D ennison,
m ors th a t com pany officials have W. Riley, p resid en t of th e A m er provem ent league w hich regist-
the strik e is still in progress and (A N P)—R ussell W o o d Sm ith,
per, Sam B. Solomon, ed ito r-p u b - 1
offered to nego tiate a sep arate ican B aptist T heological sem inary, cd m ore th an 335 N egroes in a
has been m arked w ith g reater S o u th ern u n iv e rsity in stru cto r
lisher of the M iami W hip, asked
F inally, a y e a r ago R obert Tay-
CIO co n tract w ith w hite w orkers. N ashville, is m ak in g a to u r of tw o-day cam paign w as to keep
bittern ess on th e p a rt of th e stu and d ean of m en, d ied suddenly
for im m ediate action to a v e rt th e *o r’ a tto rn e y for th e Cook Coun
W hile th e ru m o r is w idely c ir the m iddle w est in th e in terest Negroes from voting in “th e real
ty E lection com m ission, w as a d
dents, segregation can be said to S a tu rd a y n ig h t in his cam pus
th re a t of race conflict.
m itted.
Mr. T aylor w as r e tir culated am ong union circles here, of his institution. He is sch ed elections.”
be th e u n d erly in g cause A dded home. H is d e a th w as due to a
ing from active p ractice an d so no confirm ation has been m ade uled to address a tri-s ta te m eetin g
He said th a t it w as probable
to th is basic factor a re num erous h e a rt a ttack .
could not be ex p ected to use th a t com pany officials have ac of N egro an d w h i t e religious th a t this im pression w as g ather
JA C K SO N V ILE, Fla. — (ANP) co n trib u tin g factors w hich have
Mr. S m ith w as b o rn May 10,
th e facilities of th e re sta u ra n t tu a lly trie d to settle th e strik e at lead ers a t O m aha, Neb., a f t e r *d from a letter w hich he and — A syndicate of business men added tension to tension,
1892, in P em broke, B erm uda, B.
nor tak e active p a rt in th e a f th e expense of N egro em ployes. w hich he w ill d eliv er addresses other officers of the league had headed by R. V. B arden has com
Significantly in G ary and in |W . I , an d receiv ed his B.S. and
fairs of th e association. N ext, T he strik e, w hich sta rte d about in C olum bus, O., and A tlanta.
sent to N egroes urging them to pleted plans to establish a m od New Y ork C ity chiefly im m igrant M.S. d eg rees from W ilberforce
The in stitu tio n is ow ned and register. Touchstone said th e let- ern privately-ow ned housing p ro population and second-generation and
NEW YORK — (A NP) — The H enry R. Ferguson, th e n p re si tw o m onths ago, is still in th e
H ow ard universities. He
Rev. Jam es Myers, in d u strial sec d en t of th e Cook C ounty B ar process of settle m e n t by local CIO controlled by th e N ational B ap- te r stated: “You have a fine op- ject for NegroeS a t C learw ater, ch ild ren w ere involved. T hese cam e to S o u th e rn in 1930 to teach
re ta ry of th e F ed eral C ouncil of association, th e official org an iza lead ers as w ell as by outside as tist C onvention, U.S.A., Inc., tw o po rtu n ity to prove th a t you are Fla, The purchase of 10 acres new A m ericans have been p u sh physics, m ath em atics and educa
of th e largest d enom inational re- A m erican citiens and are aw are of subdivision p ro p erty and d e ed aside in m any instances and tion, and w as appointed to the
th e C hurches of C hrist in A m er tion of colored law yers, w as a d sistance.
W illiam Hill, a re p resen tativ e ligious bodies in th e IT n i t e d , of your responsibilities.”
velopm ent of th e ’tra c t a t a cost feel a lack of security. O ut of position as d ean of m en this sum
ica, has been selected by th e m itted. Mr. Ferguson, it is be-
W ide circulation of Touch- of $100,000 has been m ade. C on th is in secu rity has com e a desire m er.
W orkers D efense league as th e lieved, has n ev er v isited th e L a- of th e A m erican Council on Race States. Dr. R iley states th a t w ith ! Wide
1945 w inner of th e C lendenin Salle S tre e t lounge and head- relations, has been by his C hi- one of th e largest stu d en t bodies stone's alleged statem en t and its struction w ill begin as soon as fo r a scapegoat and th e N egro
H e w as activ e in education cir
aw ard an d w ill be presen ted a q u arters. D ickerson’s adm ission, cago office to com e here to sit in in th e h istory of th e institution, in te rp re tatio n brought reaction m aterials are unloaded. T he p ro proves in m ost cases th e m ost cles, b ein g a m em ber of the
placque for his efforts in behalf th erefo re, does re p re se n t some- on th e hearings. More th a n 80 an increased faculty, th e con- from th roughout the state. It was je c t w ill consist of a 40-unit likely one. T hese and o th er re a l A m erican T eachers association,
of th e labor m ovem ent on Dec. th in g of an in n ovation because percen t of th e w orkers, w ho are stru ctin g of a new do rm ito ry and believed th e w hite press used it a p artm en t w ith a playground, and im agine g rievances a re d is L ouisian C olored T eachers associ
8 during a luncheon h e re a t th e he is c ertain to ta k e p a rt in e v ery seeking a 0-cent h o u rly increase, a c en tral h eating plant, th e school to accem pt a reb u ff of N egroes’ m odern w ash houses and a sm all cussed in th e H eadlines and P ic ation. H e w as a m em ber of Alpha
activ ity of th e association.
! a re Negroes.
is w ell on th e w ay to success.
i voting aspirations and unity.
park.
tu re story on th e strikes.
H otel New Y orker.
P h i A lpha fratern ity .
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Ohio Elects First
Negro Judge
New Civilian Takes Lesson from Old Hand
Reporter Says Army-Navy Policy
Makes It Tough for Tan GI's
Special Police
Mob Threatens White Officer for
Capture Burglar Blocking Jim Crow Against Negroes
At Hi-Ho Eatery
Negroes Defy
Cross Burning
Negro Admitted
To Chicago Bar
Association
Griffin 'Statement'
Now Clarified
Student Hate
Strikes Played Up
Workers Spurn
Reported Race
Bating in Strike
Seminary Head
Tours Wesl
Rev. James Myers
Gets Labor Award
University
Professor Dies
Plan Florida
Housing Project
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