White Dope King Shot by Narcotics Detective in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles police say narcotics detective William H. Caskey killed Stanley Mutersbaugh during a confrontation as Mutersbaugh attempted to deliver heroin. The incident followed a court order directing Mutersbaugh to appear for contempt in a divorce action involving his estranged wife Sue Mutersbaugh and their four children. The couple, married in 1938 and separated in 1952, had wealth and properties including a liquor store, with the children aged 3 to 12. The autopsy reportedly found three heroin bundles in Mutersbaugh’s throat. Federal officials noted a revived dope ring supplying local users.
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Los Angeles
ANP
William H. Caskey
Stanley Mutersbaugh
Sue Mutersbaugh
Mittersbaugh
S. Central Ave
33Rd
Griffith Ave
Caskey
Tia Juana Mexico
Diane
Stanley Jr
Judith Lynn
Susan
Mutersbaugh
Man Returns Briefcase of $50,000 in Checks
Howard Miller 21 found a briefcase containing $50,000 in checks on the floor of an 8th Avenue subway as he alighted at Franklin Avenue. He returned it to Modern Industrial Bank, which awarded him $300 to be used as a car down payment.
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Brooklyn
ANP
Howard Miller
8Th Avenue
Franklin Ave
Miller
Catholics Form Interracial Council in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan the Catholic Interracial movement opened its 20th council in the United States. The group formed from White and Negro parishioners of St Joseph inter racial parish now includes about 20 parishes. The council aims to apply Christian principles to fight race prejudice and advance justice and opportunity for all regardless of race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
ANP
United States
St. Joseph
Saginaw
NAACP halts group effort to bar white family from neighborhood
In Omaha, 17 Negro petitioners sought legal aid to block a White family from moving into a colored area. Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP denounced the move and offered aid to the family, stating the association supports housing rights and opposes segregation.
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NAACP
Omaha
Neb
ANP
National
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
Joseph M. Lovely
Lovejoy
Marshall
Daughters of Elks Honor Rulers in Miami Area
Daughters of Temples in Greater Miami host Sunday tea at Miss Marie White’s home. Daughters of Antlers Temple honor Dr. Josephine Dunn, Daughters of Liberty Temple No. 124 remember Dr. Mae Wood Tucker, and Daughters of Greater Miami Temple No. 769 honor Dr. Ellen Taylor with assistance from several temple hosts. All Brother Elks invited.
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Elks
Greater Miami Area
Marie White
Daughters of Antlers
Josephine Dunn
Daughters of Liberty Temple
Mae Wood Tucker
Daughters of
Greater Miami
Ellen Taylor
Lighthouse Closes For Vacation
The Lighthouse for the Blind will close August 15 and reopen September 1. It seeks funds to erect a building, with a philanthropist offering to build if grounds are donated. Completion promised within ninety days. Interested individuals or groups should contact Mrs Evelyn Boggs Evans or Dr I P Davis.
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Evelyn Boggs-Evans
I. P. Davis
Woodmen Camp 37 to Meet August 11 at Woodmen Hall
Members of American Woodmen Camp No. 37 urged to attend Monday night at 8 p.m. at Woodmen Hall 926 NW 3rd Ave. Home Office manager N Williams will be a guest for important business.
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American Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
3Rd Ave
N. Williams
Spaulding Dies in Durham and Earns Honors
Co C Spaulding dies in Durham after a career directing business activities and community service. He received the Harmon Foundation Award in 1926 and Shaw University honorary degrees, with extensive roles at White Rock Baptist Church Shaw University Mutual Building and Loan Association Mortgage Company Bankers Insurance Lincoln Hospital and National Negro Business League. Survived by widow Mrs Charlotte Garner Spaulding and four children.
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Harmon Foundation
Spaulding
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
White Rock Baptist Church
Mutual Building & Loan Association
Durham
Mortgage Company
Bankers Fire Insurance Company
John F. Slater Fund
Jeanes Fund
Southern Education Foundation, Inc
National Emergency Advisory Council For Negroes
National Negro Business League
Lincoln Hospital
North Carolina Commis
Sion
Colored Orphanage
Oxford
Howard University
National Bankers Association
Ee Carolina College
Charlotte Garner Spaulding
Margaret L. Shearin
Charles Jr
John A
Booker B
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32Nd
Central
Atty. C. C. Taylor
The
Sipnay Hospital
Theresa
N.W
2Nd Ave
A. D
Hubert
San Salvador
A. M
Herbert Major
W. M. Harry Williams
New Providence
New Providence Lodge
11Th St
Joseph Dawkins
South
Moses
Madam Hunter
1657
73Rd St
Miami
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