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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
7
A study in child psychology from the College of the City of New York asserts segregation harms personality development in both white and Black children. It states Black youngsters become confused hostile and resentful while white children feel guilt.
The American Legion Auxiliary Morgan County Post Unit 15 held its regular May meeting on May 25 at 6:30 PM at Legion Home after a covered dish supper. President Mrs Garland Roberts opened the session following minutes and treasurer reports.
In the Red North the bloc held Rovigo with 13 communists and four anti-communists on the provincial council. Ravenna backed Christians with 30 114 votes to 23 572 for the left. Bologna and Ravenna were Gothic line bastions. Milan showed a strong anti communist victory. Unofficial returns: anti communists 412246 to 286329 for the left.
Southern Pastures brown in Greenville area and drought reaches serious stage. Wholesale market reports seasonal produce shortage and dry weather threatens truck crops and dairy farming in Augusta. Pastures dry up forcing farmers to buy cattle feed amid cropland stress. Cotton and corn hold, but raw crops suffer and green crops move.
Miss Margaret Talley of Oklahoma City Oklahoma will return home today after visiting Mr and Mrs Nathan Pryor and attending Judson College graduation exercises in Marion Alabama She will be accompanied by Miss Dorothy Pryor who will spend a week in Oklahoma
Testimony asserts negro schools in district 22 are inferior to white schools. NAACP Legal Defense Chief Thurgood Marshall says mere admission is insufficient and segregation itself is discrimination. Three judges hear the case with scholars from Columbia and Howard University describing implied stigma and unequal facilities.
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