Editor's Notebook notes a delayed mail and sunny holiday weekend
Ye Editor reports two notebooks this week due to late mail. A holiday weekend passes with family outings in White Plains and a Rockefeller Center tour. Hartford Governor Bowles appoints Eugene Adams Jr. to the governor's staff at 3300 dollars a year after a competitive exam. Adams, 30, holds a B S from Johnson C Smith and an MBA from Boston University.
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Central Park
White Plains
Young
Rockefeller Center
RCA
Hartford
Connecticut
Chester A. Bowles
Eugene Adams Jr
Adams
Johnson C. Smith University
North Carolina
Boston University
Negro players join Chicago American Giants baseball club
From Chicago comes news that two White baseball players Louis Chirban and Louis Clarizio have joined the Chicago American Giants. Dr J B Martin says majors signing Negro players encouraged this move. The color bars are down at Missouri University with a court order to admit three Negro students to the graduate school.
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Chicago
Louis Chirban
Louis Clarizio
Chicago American Giants
J. B. Martin
Negro American Baseball League
Yeoh
Missouri University
Sixty-Five Percent Stop Work On South Africa Protest Day
Report from Durban notes 65 percent of South Africa's workers, mainly non-Whites, stayed away on Protest Day June 26 to oppose discriminatory laws. Port Elizabeth saw near total absence from work. Johannesburg saw a Chinese-owned shop burned. Durban jailed a native for two months of hard labor for breaking the ban. About 150 Durban workers lost jobs for not working.
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Durban
South Africa
ANP
Port Elizabeth
Johannesburg
Catholic Priests Sisters Aid Florida Negroes
Four mission churches two schools and a maternity hospital have been set up for the Negro population of Northwest Florida over 12 years by four Mobile Diocese priests and 10 Sisters of St. Francis from Glen Riddle Pennsylvania. Pensacola hospital staff includes four nuns three Colored women nurses and aides. A Colored physician serves as chief of staff with both White and Colored doctors, a notable South anomaly with no friction reported.
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Pensacola
Fila
Florida
Mobile
Ala
St. Francis
Glen Riddle
Maryall Negro Missions
John J. Raleigh
Maryall
Waite
South
NAACP Receives $9090 In Contributions
The NAACP collected 9090 dollars after Walter White’s appeal following June 5 Supreme Court rulings against segregation at Texas Oklahoma and in transportation. Over five thousand dollars came from pledges with 1395 from NAACP branches. Funds come from individuals churches and groups to back lawsuits in southern states to enforce the decisions.
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New York
ANP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Walter White
Supreme Court
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
NAACP
Naacp Legal
Church of God True Holiness to Broadcast Sunday Service
The Church of God True Holiness tabernacle will broadcast its Sunday afternoon service from 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. Elder Thomas Richardson serves as overseeing pastor.
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St. Phillip’s
St. John the Divine
John T. Dallas
New Hampshire
Warren Scott
S. S
Church of God True Holiness Tabernacle
Thomas Richardson
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