White Citizens Council Boycott Pushes New Orleans Series
Column recalls white supremacist push to boycott the Indians and Red Sox exhibition in New Orleans. It contrasts hostile reception of Larry Doby with his eventual popularity, and notes players from the Indians including Early Wynn, Perry, Power, and Temple. The piece argues people are people and calls out prejudice.
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White Citizens Council
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Larry
Doby
New York Giant
Jack Graney
Early Wynn
Alabama
Wynn
Early
Mississippi
Arkansas
Santa Rita
Walter Bond
Johnny Temple
Bayous
Sweets for Winter: Equadistant Candy Array
A playful poem-like piece describes a snowy sack of candy, colored morsels in cellophane, and chocolate baths. It highlights decorative gold wrapping and repeated name prints, presenting an indulgent winter treat scene with vivid sugary imagery.
Griffin On White Attitudes And Aims Of Civil Rights
Beatrice Bartlett and Dwain Manske record John Howard Griffin's reflections on race in the South. He cites kindness from individuals yet condemns white social structures, predicts a saintly response from Negroes, and notes danger from white pressure groups. His book Black Like Me will be published by Doubleday.
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Langston Hughes
Doubleday
Car Thief Tale Ends With Return At Station
Mary Goodyear of Darien, Connecticut received a call from a man claiming he borrowed her car to reach Stamford train station. Police found the car undamaged at the station and the suspect absent, presumed to have boarded a train.
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Mary Goodyear
Stamford
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