No Green Pastures and the Negro in Europe
A Northern born reporter studies European treatment of Negroes, detailing how Europeans describe and restrict Black citizens, the poverty in Europe, and the contrast with American democracy. Roi Ottley’s work, his life, and the critique of racial policy abroad are highlighted with focus on Cripps and the concept of racial democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Roi Ottley
New York
St. Bonaventure's College
University of Michigan
New York Amsterdam Star-News
Liberty Magazine
New York Times
New Republic
CIO War Relief Committee
Europa
Dallas Morning News
Chicago, Tribune
Christian Science Monitor
Green Pastures
Oitley
Hungary
Ottley
London
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Yinister
U. S
Racine
MacArthur Not a Supporter of Eisenhower
New York, Feb 22 Gen Douglas MacArthur says he does not support Eisenhower for political office. He notes a warm personal friendship with Eisenhower but cites no stance on Taft or other issues. He criticizes the current administration as about grave national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Taft
Harry
Gen
Eisenhower
Tong Military
Truman
Far East
Ohio
Newswork
Hirold EB. Stassen
Stassen
America
Talthes
Gen. MacArthur
Midwest Chooses a Queen for Animal Sales Conference
Midwest Dairy Products Corporation held a two day sales conference in Cape Girardeau Missouri where Miss Kay Alfaltis a home economics major at Southeast Missouri State College Cape Girardeau Missouri was chosen Midwest Queen. She received a Swiss diamond watch and a loving cup from Midwest vice president Fred Atkinson as executives and department heads from Texarkana and Cape attended. Topics covered ice cream dairy products and operations across the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Midwest Dairy Products Corporation
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Kay Alfaltis
Southeast Missouri State College
Fred Atkinson
Alfultis
Sbrosis Literary Society
Oran
Alfullie
Bdrosly Society
Comany
Harry C. Shapley
Dewey Stueart
Harry Martens
Texarkana
Ape
Race to Hospital Lost by Victim of Diptheria
Little Vickie Kennedy sixteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kennedy of Hope Route 1 died of diphtheria within two blocks of Mille Rock Hospital where she was being rushed for treatment Dr L M Lile performed a tracheotomy in his office for relief State Policeman Travis Ward and the child's parents and Mrs Eldridge Cassidy rode in a state police car toward Lit We Rock but she died within two blocks of the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Kennedy
James Kennedy
Hope Rt. 1
Mille Rock
L. M. Lile
Travis Ward
Eldridge Cassidy
Lit- We Rock
Steel Strike Delayed By CIO Delay To March 23
Pittsburgh February 22 The CIO United Steelworkers postpone a planned weekend strike to March 23 while Wage Stabilization Board reviews a settlement. Philip Murray leads the union which seeks retroactive terms and a broadened pay package. Officials warn a strike could occur if no agreement by March 23, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel Workers
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
USW
Wage Policy Committee
Executive Board
Oir
WSB Rand
WSB
Murray
Irving Olds
U. S, Steel Corp
Proposed revamp of highway department accounting system discussed
Little Rock February 22 A proposed revamp of the State Highway Department accounting system will be discussed by the Highway Commission at a meeting next week. The commission planned to hire a Little Rock firm to revise the system but the project was halted this week when Attorney General Murray ruled the work must be offered for competitive bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Highway Departments
The
Highway Commission
Atty. Ger
Murry
40 to Testify in UnAmerican Hearing
Reporters describe ploys to testify in a forthcoming UnAmerican hearing in Washington on February 22 as part of ongoing security probe. Witnesses are named and expected to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UnAmerican
Washington
McMath Attacks Murry Over Gas Price Probe
Gov. McMath criticized Alty Gen. Ike Murry for slow action in the gasoline price fixing inquiry. He said action could be under the 1905 Anti Trust Act, noted Washington officials, and projected potential savings of eight million dollars yearly for Arkansas consumers and up to nine million to the state treasury. He claimed buyers would gain two cents per gallon if price lines were cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
McMath
Ike Murry
Murry
Justice Department
Washington
Arkansas
MclMath
Arkansan exposes faulty howitzers used in Korea
Arkansas Lt Col Bill Bush of the 930th Field Artillery Battalion claims World War II era howitzers used in Korea explode due to excessive fire and missing firing records. A prior report from Sgt Robert Landsdall Jr. described an 185 mm gun exploding after 150000 rounds, killing four. Bush says units were offered new guns with little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Korea
Arkansas
Bill Bush
930Th Field Artillery
Bovation
Hia
Robert B. Landsdall Jr
Memphis
196Th Field Artillery Battalion
Landsdall
Bush
Ordpante
Frsh
Being Virtuous Is Relaxing For Boyle At Forty One
New York, February 22. A writer recalls kissing office girls on his birthday years ago, then growing older and discovering that being 40 has its own rewards. He notes a shift from childish fantasies to gained character and self awareness, realizing aging brings perspective and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yders
Probers Claim Korea Triggered African Base Build
Assistant Secretary Edwin V. Huggins told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that plans to hasten base construction in North Africa followed a North Korea attack. He said the emergency justified rapid overseas efforts amid probes into waste and extravagance in multiyear spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Ruth
North Africa
North Korea
Edwin V. Huggins
Senate
Nashville to Get 150000 Cutlery Assembly Plant
Nash ville residents announced a new 150000 cutlery assembly plant to be built with joint ownership by Nash ville citizens and the Case Company of Bradford Pa. The facility will assemble pocket knives and employ about 50 workers initially, rising to 250 eventually, with operation starting in about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Jonny O'Kane
W. R. Cuse
Lana Cutlery Co
Bradford
Case Company
ROKs Thwart Communist Invasion at Yong Island
South Korean Marines repelled a 1000-strong amphibious assault on Yong Island off Songsin port, killing about 70 invaders and capturing gear including rocket launchers and submachine guns. The action began around 1 am and ended by 10 am with attackers fleeing to the mainland.
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Korea
Telaanora
Navy
Thoradeay
Yang Island
Songsin
Kae Yang
Red
Republic of Korea
ROK
Choi Chung Song
Yong
Methodist Church Laymente Sunday Services
Fragmented notice lists Methodist Church Laymente and Hope Methodist Church service times. It mentions Royce Wierger and J.T. at Prescott and Ems 3 20 p m at Mee Cane, all within a Methodist circuit under D. A. Gray, Kirst Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Laymente
Hope Methodist Church
Royce Wierger
Prescott
Ems
Mee
Amy A
D. A. Gray `Em
Kirst Max Thodist
Gnolia
Air Force to Drop Non-Participating Reserve Officers
The 14th Air Force Command will remove reserve officers who do not maintain proficiency. Maj Gen Chaylen E. Thomas Jr warned that members must earn an average of 13 points quarterly across a three year period. Those failing may transfer to inactive status and risk losing their commission. Officers with points can retain status by joining a reserve unit being organized at the 104th VART Squadron in Fort Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Air Force Command
Chaylen E. Thomas Jr
Uni
104Th Vart Squadron
Fit
Hopa
Arka Telephone Naval
Capti Puttery
Booth
Hope Hill High Honor Roll Lists 26 Students
Hope Hill High names 26 students on the first term honor roll with 4 on the second term list. The roll includes seniors like Pansy Barnes and Jimmy Hughes, juniors such as Ann Huntington and Billy Gentry, sophomores Paula Riley and Billie Baker, and freshmen Bush Baker and Patsy Calhoun. Eligibility requires A grades in all subjects and a minimum 60 honor points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hil School
William Martin
Syd McMath Jr
Chariena J Rogars
Marilyn Shiver
Ano Houston
Bill Gentry
Robert Power
Audrey Light Lou Neal Lexan
Jan Mones
Jersry Jones
Lynett Baker
Anna Louw Barnes
Nell Cassidy
Paula Raley
Billie Baker
Janatis Bare
Millie Brown
Emilie Hitler
Sonny Griffin
Bush Baker
J Mmy Haynes
Patsy Calhoun
Pansy Barnes
Jimmy Compton
Roberta Howard
Patsy Hughes
Larg Lauterbach
Sydney McMath
Charlong Togers
Bobh Bridgers
Ann Hounrton
Billy Gentry
Audrey Light
Lou Neo Logan
Jan Moses
Jarry Jones
Lynell Baker
Ann Low Barnes
Paula Riley
Janetta Barr
Mic Brown
Emile Elder
Bilsie Baker
Jimmy Haynes
Silvia Areneld
Emogene Fuller
Jamita Gilbert
Alice Guntry
Diane Latshaw
Sonlers
Glenda Alford
Franceg Auhley
Boyce Baker
Ann Barr
Alma Clyde Boyce
Bobby Burke
Charlene Burke
Bobby Byers
Richard Duffle
Martha Gontey
Charlotte Hobbs
Joy Kennedy
Clyde Monts
Margaret Oliver
Delores Petro
Anne Pharris
Tim Smith
Nolen Stanford
Virainie
Nora Lee Ross
Benjamin Newhern
Hon Willis
Sybie Bhirley
Wens Zell Nix
Darnsil Foster
Frances Fragier
Alpert Graves
Bobble
Marjorie Richardson
Gary Aatoltt
Allie Marlar
Lee Oladone C
Helen Jeanes
Floy Hartsfield
Judy Moues
Frances Nash
Gary
Bue Coffos
Palmore DuPuy
Ganne Ensminger
Kirk
James
Laverna Rowe
Denigo Doyle
Whitt
Myia
Ang
Burroughs
Val“Dedano
Mary Frances Milgh
Tokyo police raid amid anti peace treaty protests
A garbled report describes police action in Tokyo and Kamata with mentions of arrests and a high level government response. It references Prime Minister Salg shida and talks of peace treaty implications, implying unrest and security concerns in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Boh
Ladapeath
Salgshida
Wolvors Deing
Kamata
Oniort
Rodayn
Japan
Tha
United
Sti Ad
Violenos
UN Seeks Breakthrough Amid Stalemate in Korenee Crisis
United Nations negotiators confront a deadlock in Korenee with a mandate to deploy about 6,000 troops. Delegations exchange limited concessions as talks continue under high pressure, aiming to avert escalation and restore stability.
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Pannuiniom
Korenee
United Nations Meniviruse
U.N
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Alex. H. Washburn
United States
Ros. Ottley
Charles Scribner's Sons
Thomas Kilng
FBI
White Sutton
Arnold Schuster
Brooklyn
Willie Sutton
Schuster
Sutton
Kathleen Frances May
Chicago
Misa May
Pfc
William Womak
Long Beach
Calif
Arkansan
Boyle
Spain
Roks
Ang ‘Janelis
Poor Roth
Charles Beefs Moss
Ah Soa
Timuel
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