Great Civil Rights Gains Made In One Night In Ala
Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus on December 1 1955 triggering the Montgomery bus boycott and a national civil rights movement. she later moves to Detroit and remains active in community work while noting ongoing housing segregation and gradual progress. The piece also mentions a Rippeon reunion in Maryland with family gatherings and hometown ties.
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Ala
A. F. Matan
Detroit
Mississippi
Harlem
Montgomery
Alabama
Pennsylvania and
Constitution Avenues
Washington, D.C
Rosa Parks
Montgomery Fair
Court Square
Raymond
Rosa Park
Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
Leona McCauley
Dr. King
Local Family Listings Across Frederick and Baltimore Areas
A dense roster of residents including the Rippeon and Eyler families with addresses in Frederick Walkersville Glen Burnie and nearby towns. Also listed are the Adams My ers Burrier and Huntzberry families with multiple children and relatives across York Pa Lewistown and surrounding locales.
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Carl Eyler
Mildred Shoemaker
Frederick
Clyde Tregoning
Linda
York
Darlene Smith
Rhonda Smith
Marion Comer
Ronnie Huntzberry
Paul Burrier
Walkersville
Lester Burrier
Larry
Lonnie
Lewistown
Strength For Today by Early Douglass A Message to Parents
An exhortation to parents as primary teachers stressing that daily spiritual guidance shapes a child’s future. It argues parental conviction and consistency in teaching about God brings joy and steadies adult life, noting parenthood is a spiritual responsibility. Also identifies Ocracoke NC location as context.
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Douglass
Youth carnival donates profits to Easter Seal HQ
A group of youths staged a Muscular Dystrophy Carnival and gave proceeds to the Easter Seal Headquarters. Led by Teresa Zeigler, with helpers Helen, Lee and Andrew Radcliffe, Rosemont Avenue residents, and Annette Stickney, the event featured games and refreshments and raised over 16 dollars. Truman explains absence from Democratic National Convention I am budgeting time carefully and am getting old, he says at a Independence Missouri news conference.
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Teresa Zeigler
Teresa
Helen, Lee
Andrew Radcliffe
A. A. Radcliffe
Fairview Avenue
Jay
George A. Zeigler
Rosemont J Avenue
Annette Stickney
Malcolm Stickney
West College Terrace
Harry S. Truman
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Frank E. Clarke
Brunswick
General
U.S. Geological Survey
Max Hecht
American Society For Testing and Materials Committee
D-19
Warra
Hanhive
Rippeon
Wilmer and
Edna Rippeon
Annapolis Road
Wilmer Rippeon
Winifred i Trussell
Sandra
Darlene
Kimberly
Mass Wilmer Rippeon
Robert
Clyde
Michelle
Meral Hoffman
Robin
Dale
Baltimore
Clifford Olsen
James
Karen
Tamper
Fla
Kenneth Ruppeon
Melvin
West
Richard Berendt
Aerobiology
Fort Detrick
Catherine I. Mogg
Charles B. Harner
Leonard M. Thompson
Uos Army
Dudley P. Glick
SO Division
Fashion School
Ndrickson
Ocracoke, N. C
Ocracoke Island
Pamlico Sound
Ise Entre
Xit Igus
Teeta Starr
Besamert
Elmer Gulleck
Chicago
Ligin
Truman
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
International Paris Corp
Sears
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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