On the Contrary Negro Demonstrations At World's Fair Defended
The piece defends Harlem residents and condemns white elites who seek to silence protests at the World’s Fair. It criticizes Harriman and others for labeling demonstrations as a disgrace and argues that Negroes face systemic slights and violence while whites enjoy broad rights. The author urges urgency and equality, condemns pacified responses, and asserts that white hypocrisy masks deeper racial injustices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Harlem
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Charlie
Nixon Sees Goldwater Move Toward Nomination
Nixon returns to Washington amid bad news as Barry Goldwater builds a likely path to the Republican nomination. Kansas backing, Oregon strategy, and Johnson lobbying shape a high-stakes primary season while Goldwater critics and supporters push contrasting narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
California
Goldwater
Nixon
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Cohn Trial Recounted As Merrier Than a Circus
Williamstown reports the Rey Cohn trial in Foley Square ended in a mistrial after a juror’s death. The piece recalls Cohn and his circle, including Frank G. Rascale, Gerald Walpin, and Robert Morgenthau era politics, with witnesses ranging from Bernard Baruch to Cardinal Spellman while noting Cohn’s earnings and alleged $50,000 bribe link.
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Archie O. Dawson
Rey Cohn
Jimmie Hoffa
Roy Cohn
Barnum & Bailey - Ringling Bros
Madison Square Garden
Cohn
McCarthy
Duke of Windsor
New York
Foley Square
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Morton Sobel
Frank G. Rascale
Buffalo
William J. Donovan
John C. Montana
FBI
Appalachia
Gerald Walpin
Donald Cohn
Princeton
Michael Shaw
Oid
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McClellan
Dawson
Samuel Garfield
Allard Roen
Garfield
Thomas Bolan
Louis Nizer
John Henry Falk
Las Vegas
Ile
Bernard Baruch
Irving H. Laypool
Federal Attorney’s Office
Earl Edward Taylor Smith
Cuba
Daniel Gutman
New York Law School
Bert Lahr
Leonard Lyons
Cardinal Spellman
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Schenley Geeze
Schenley
Ise Schealet Ofetillers
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Robert Novak
Johnson
House
American Bookracks, Inc
Castro Valley
Calif
Sen
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Bell
Zayre
Zpire
Dalton Ave
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Sammy Vincent
Sammy Vincent, Inc
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Sonotone
Pittsfield Room
North Street
Agricultural Nat'l Bank
Francis Depew
Mer
George GC. Connelly
Williamstown
Edward Spellman
Dettinger
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F.H.A
NEW Haven R.R. Ad
Yellow
Pittsfield Railroad
Lenox Town Hall
LEE Railroad
LEE
McClellan's Drug Stockbridge—Drug Store
Stockbridge Railroad
Housatonic
Great Barrington
Sheffield—Drug Store
Canaan Railroad
Falls Village—Railroad
West Cornwall—Garage
Cornwall Bridge
Monroe’s
Kent Railroad
Gaylordsville
NEW Milford Railroad
Brookfield
Danbury Railroad
Grand Central
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Grand Central Danbury Railroad
Brookfield—Shopping Center
Gaylordsville—Post Office
Monroe's Store
Falls Village Railroad
Great Barrington Railroad
Stockbridge—Drug Store
Lee—Mcclellan’s Drug Store
Pittsfield Bus Terminal
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