Maryland Ends Racial Bars in National Guard
Maryland becomes the first Southern state to remove racial barriers in its military service as orders direct immediate steps to end segregation in the National Guard. The action follows federal pressure to desegregate and marks a historic shift in state defense forces.
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Eldin
Maryland
South has first Negro mayor in major city
Louisville Kentucky reports Alderman William W Becket named mayor as Mayor Andrew Broaddus attends a municipal conference in Miami. Beckett 45 has served as alderman since 1951 and is the second Black person to hold an aldermanic post in the citys history.
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Louisville
William W. Becket
Andrew Broaddus
Miami
Beckett
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Meet Here
Educators from north and south gather at Booker T. Nashington High School in Concord to launch the 22nd annual convention. Discussions center on Critical Problems in the Education of Negroes in the Southern Region and the impact of the Supreme Court decision. Notable speakers include Dr. J Curtis Dixon and Dr. Rufus E Clement, with panels chaired by Dr. B R Brazeal. Continued on page four.
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Booker T. Nashington High School
The
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
L. S. Cozart
Supreme Court
Cornelius V. Troup
Fort Valley State College
Association
J. Curtis Dixon
Southern Education Foundation
Rufus E. Clement
Atlanta University
B. R. Brazeal
John W Davis
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
J. L. Wallace
West Virginia State College
Yancy S. J
Spring Hill College
Charles H. Thompson
Howard University
Daniel E. Byrd
Seminary and Peale clash over segregation in St. Petersburg
A St. Petersburg seminary blames associates of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale for using Dr. James Shindell’s name in a $50,000 campaign. Peale’s aide Dr. Howard LeSourd protested the stand on segregation and condemned use of Shindell’s name. Dr. Fowler, head of the Bible training school, faces calls from a pro segregation council. A lecturer noted the Civil War era mood in the South amid criticism of court rulings on school segregation.
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Nornan Vincem Peale
Nation
Peale
Othor
The
Kingdom Bible Seminary
J Mklin Shindell
C. Lewis Fowler
He Ntion Sect
Citizens Pro-Segregation Council
Shindell
Marble Collegiate Church of
New York
Dr. Peale
Fowler
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Macnaught
Two youths charged with first degree murder in Texas case
Joseph Ernest Collier aged 15 and Billy Aaron Lewis aged 19 were ordered to a joint trial for first degree murder on December 12 before Circuit Judge William A. Herin. They pleaded innocent at arraignment to an indictment accusing them of killing J. T. Banks, 44, on October 22 and robbing him of a bag of potato chips with a $5 revolver bought two weeks earlier. The theft was one of four admitted robbery attempts.
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Joseph Ernest Collier
Billy Aaron Lewis
William A. Herin
J. T. Banks
Three Miamians to Attend White House Education Conference
Three Miamians will attend the White House Conference on Education in Washington D C from November 28 to December 1. Rev Edward T Graham pastor Mt Zion Baptist Church was chosen by Gov LeRoy Collins as one of Florida’s two educators and civic and business leaders to participate. Mrs Mayme E Williams president of the National Colored Parent Teacher Association received one of 600 special invitations from President Eisenhower. Miss Paula Williams a Douglas Elementary School physical education teacher attends in semi official capacity representing her father Charles L Williams who is unable to attend.
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Washington, D. C
Edward T. Graham, Pasor
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Mayme E. Williams
National Colored Parent Teacher Association
Elenhower
Paula Williams
Douglas Elementary
Charles L. Williams
Sec
Johnson Named Judge Replaces Thomas in Miami
John D. Johnson, 42, a Miami native and Howard Law School alumnus, was appointed municipal judge to replace L. E. Thom as of 1939 era service. He sworn in at City Hall Dinner Key by City Clerk Frank Correll and will maintain office at 802 NW 2nd Ave.
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John D. Johnson
L. E. Thomas
Shirer
James H. High
Randall N. Christmas
George DuBrevil
Abe Aronovitz
B. E. Hearn
Judge Johnson
Frank Correll
City Hall
Johnson
BTW High
Wes Virginia State College
Howard Universit
War Department
Miami
American Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
2Nd. Ave
Northwestern Tops BTW 12-0 in Miami Stadium clash
Ralph Williams connected for a nine yard TD with Ellsworth Deveaux and added a one yard TD run as Northwestern High shutout BTW 12-0 on Thursday night at Miami Stadium.
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Ralph Williams
Ellsworth Deveaux
Miami Stadium
Northwestern High
Florida boards order integration study at two white universities
Florida's two all White universities were ordered by the Board of Control to jointly study readiness for racial integration. The information gathered will aid courts deciding Virgil Hawkins's bid to enter the University of Florida Law School and may offer clues on integrating Florida institutions.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Institutions of Higher Learning
Florida
Board of Control
Virgil Hawkins
Bethune-Cookman College
Daytona Beach
University of Florida Law School
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