Leadfoot Lilies Banquet Fundraiser Inspires Faculty Basketball Game
Horace Mann Junior High hosted a novelty charity game pitting Leadfoot Lilies faculty against intramural girl champs. Amid playful chaos and dramatic antics, the event raised funds for father son and mother daughter banquets, with student Paul Aran earning an autographed team photo for his clever name.
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Horace Mann School
Horace Mann
Leadfoot Lilies
Paul Aran
Leta Johnson
Edith Smith
Evangeline Archer
Roberta Steele
Levelland High School
Latrice Towles
Dolly Small
Leterman
the Lilies
Mary Helen Nixson
Wanda Seacat
Barbara Koesjarm
Greta Mae Cayton
Katye Krisher
Glaydis Davis
Marilee Lowe
The
Lilies
Horace Mann Junior High School
Pop
Brick hurled at Chicago police commissioner home
Police guard to protect Commissioner Timothy J. O'Connor after a brick was thrown through a bedroom window of his south side apartment at 7325 South Princeton Avenue. O'Connor was away. his wife and three children were inside. He called it possibly a prank and said he would handle it if found.
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Chicago
South Side
Timothy J. O’connor
South
Princeton Avenue
O'Connor
Mexico to Relax Import Bans Promise
Mexico's government pledged to end import bans and shift exports to countries able to supply needed goods. Antonio Martinez Baez announced plans to publish a long list of formerly prohibited articles to be imported with ordinary duties, speaking at a Mexico City Chamber of Commerce luncheon in place of President Miguel Aleman.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Antonio Martinez Baez
NAACP Says Negro GIs Face Quick Courts Martial
Thurgood Marshall, arriving from a Korea Japan tour, says Negro GIs are railroaded through rapid courts martial with no chance to prove innocence. He cites denied counsel, short prep, and rapid trials amid segregation in Japan and Korea. General MacArthur HQ reportedly moves to integrate units.
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San Francisco
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Korea
Thurgood Marshall
Japan
NAACP
Air Force
Navy
MacArthur
Railroading’s exacting life boosts Ben E. Nix with Hadacol
A Little Rock railroader, Ben E. Nix Sr., 27 years on the rails, describes how Hadacol restored his appetite and energy after illness. He credits vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron in Hadacol for lifting his run-down condition and plans to continue using it. The advertisement promotes Hadacol by The LeBlanc Corporation in 1951.
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Ben E. Nix, Sr
Ringo
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mr. Nix
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Discharge of Little Sisters From Bus To Home
The fragment notes that the little sisters would have been discharged from the bus to their home, suggesting a planned or missed stop on a local transit route.
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T. Gordon Browning
Globe
Edyth Smith
Wanda Seacot
Barbara Koesjan
Kayte Krisher
Dallee Small
Dioe
Lucille
Polk
Amarillo
FLY
Austin
Ponser
Tucker
Tucker's Nursery
Lipscomb St. — Canyon
Bosley
Ben E. Nix
Fort Knox
Martha Payne
Lois
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe News
Wes 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Veracruz
Toesauire
Denne
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