Miss Black America Pageant Crowns Rosie Jones in Indianapolis
Rosie Jones was named Miss Black America after winning the 22nd annual pageant in Indianapolis among 39 contestants. Ann Jacklynne and Elaine Joyner placed second and third with Cynthia Richardson fourth, and Paula Gwynn urged Jones to represent Black America. Jones earns 2000 dollars, a Hawaii trip, new clothes, and a crown while promoting nationwide appearances.
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Ann Jacklynne
Ann Fletcher
Dayton
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Elaine Joyner
Columbia
Cynthia Richardson
Cincinnati
Paula Gwynn
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Gwynn
Hawaii
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Aleta Anderson
J. Morris Anderson
Towns Dispute Limestone Title
Bedford residents dispute claims that Weeping Water Nebraska is the limestone capital, noting Bedford’s larger status and citing confusion from a visitor’s guide. The piece contrasts Bedford’s population with Weeping Water’s 1100, mentions local limestone use, and describes annual Limestone Independence Day tours and celebrations.
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Demaree
Kay Lindsey
Weeping Water
Omaha
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