Negroes Push Voter Registration Drives Coast to Coast
Civil rights organizers spearhead door to door campaigns in Baltimore and statewide efforts to register Black voters. Leaders like Rev Gentry McDonald NAACP figures Ruby Hurley and John Brooks forecast decisive Black turnout in 1964 races, aiming to influence mayoral, state and federal contests with targeted registration drives in several states.
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Asps
Baltimore-Nea
Jackie Robinson
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Queens County
Ruby Hurley
NAACP
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Court House
Edward County
Jackson
Miss
John Brooks
Brooks
George Fleary
Naacp Legislacee
New York State
Fleary
New York City
Alexandria
Greenwood
D. L. Tucker
Leflore County
A. M. Trudeau Jr
New Orleans
Senate
House
Richmond
Ferguson Reid
West Luayer
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Negro vote drive planned to influence 1944 Michigan vote
NAACP rep Arthur Johnson says Detroit will launch a major effort to mobilize Black voters to affect the 1944 presidential election in Michigan. The campaign aims to close the current gap and boost minority participation statewide.
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NAACP
Arthur Johnson
Michigan
South's heart defense in four spades a bridge problem
In a four spade contract South avoids a heart finesse after East's diamond opener. With trumps favored, he discards on a heart lead, ruffs a heart in dummy, and forces East to reveal the king, setting up a later plan to secure the contract.
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East
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Wolfe Reunion Held At Taneytown
The third annual Wolfe reunion occurred August 25 at Double Pipe Creek Park Taneytown with one person present for a basket lunch. Charles Sepres-Loews led the meeting as officers were elected Victor Wolfe president Clarence Wolfe vice president Mrs Ruby Stitell secretary treasurer and Barbara Wolfe and Pauline Harrison recreation chairs. Prizes awarded to John Geesey oldest present Kathleen Kesselring youngest present and several Wolfe family members noted among attendees.
Family Names Appear In Fragments Of Local Notes
The text lists numerous families including Jones Miller Alphon Knot Keseshimgami Ridge Welke Wolfe Leatherman Mills Floyd N Mary Pyles and others. It notes Mitcham of the Detroit Lions has 9 interceptions in 46 passes and mentions former major league outfielder Al Zarilla serving as a scout for the Cincinnati Reds. It also references California and a Cherian person in unclear context.
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Mitcham
Detroit Lions
al Zarilla
Cincinnati Reds
Calgornia
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