Insult To Ambassador Reported At Houston Airport
NAACP protests racial segregation of Indian ambassador at Houston international airport dining room on August 22. Roy Wilkins says officials admitted race influenced treatment and warns CAA to enforce the federal contract and desegregate airport facilities nationwide.
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New York
U. S
Houston
Tex
NAACP
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Association
Roy Wilkins
Gaganvihari L. Metha
Wilkins
CAA
Local judge presides busy precinct court on Monday docket
Municipal Judge Thomas B Everhart led a 90 case morning session in Judge Thomas absence. Notable was Ozell Skinner plus Naomi Carroll and Mayronie Rudiesell facing assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Carroll claimed Rudiesell provoked with profanity and Skinner with threats. Rudiesell fined 25 dollars or ten days. Skinner found not guilty. Carroll given five day suspended sentence. Other sentences included Burin 60 days for shooting gum, Holmes two days for drunkenness, Banks 25 dollars or ten days for driving without license, Wardell and Peek ten days each for vagrancy, Brown ten days for assault on Phillips, Jackson fined after bottle destruction, Cooper not guilty while Griffin and Mack fined, Ware given suspended sentence for vandalism, Calloway 60 days for gun assault, and Daniel fined for assault.
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Thomas B. Everhart
Thomas
Charles H. Snowden
Everhart
Ozell Skinner
Naomi Carroll
Mayronie Rudiesell
Skinner
Carroll
Miss Rudiesell
Carrolls
Fo . B. Burin
Oliver Wendell
Holmes
Willie Louis Banks
Frank Wardell
Peek
W. S. Brown
Benjamin Ware
Mary Elizabeth Hotel
Sylvester Calloway
Willie C. Whitaker
Shelby Daniel
Corine Cook
Reverend Taylor Announces New Address Move
The Rev. T. G. Taylor, formerly at 1856 N W 69th Terrace, has moved to 2471 N W 59th Street and 25th Avenue. The new home is the third house from the corner on the north side of 59th Street. All are welcome.
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N.W
59Th St
25Th Ave
Court Upholds Negro Admission to LSU Undergraduate
The Fifth Circuit ruled LSU must admit Negro undergraduates, upholding a district court injunction that barred the university board from enforcing a policy of excluding Black students. The decision contradicted an earlier appellate ruling and followed directions from the Supreme Court to reconsider in light of public school segregation rulings. Judge Ben C. Cameron dissented.
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NEW Orleans
ANP
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisiana State University
J. Skelly Wright
LSU Board of Supervisors
Wright
Alexander P. Turead
LSU
Tureaud
U. S. Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Ben C. Cameron
Mississippi
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Gamma Alpha Chapter
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority
Artie Richardson
Portia J. Bannister
Ann Smith
Lorraine Murray
Janie Reeves
Theresa Hubert
Carver Hotel
Johnson
Miami Times
Miami
Florida
L. E. Thomas
Elliott J. Pieze
Times
Rev
T. G. Taylor
Louisiana
Ironing Board
N. W
3Rd Avenue
3Rd Ave
Florida Realty
W. Flagler
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