Negro Applies To Church In Raleigh
A Negro applicant seeks membership at Raleigh's all white First Baptist Church. Deacons forward the case to a study committee with a May 7 deadline for a recommendation before a church member conference. The applicant is Charles A. Earle a Shaw University senior and leader in local protests. Earle hails from Jamaica Vermont.
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Raleigh
First Baptist Church
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Charles A. Earle
Shaw University
Earle
Jamaica
Huey Long Heirs Split In Louisiana Governor Race
In Louisiana the Huey Long political heirs show bitter splits as they prepare for the gubernatorial contest. Len Rus sell Long backs cousin Gillis Long while Earl Long’s widow and Huey’s sisters support John McKeithen. Speedy Long also camps for governor. The three-way split risks dividing the Long faction and shaping the race’s outcome.
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Earl Long
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Earl
Len Russell Long
D-La
Gillis Long
John McKeithen
Columbia
Speedy Long
Jena
Long
Russell
Gillis
Washington
McKeithen
Speedy
Jimmie H. Davis
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