Segregation Jokes Ignite Louisiana Capitol Discussion
A Baton Rouge discussion on segregation reveals tension and evolving views as locals debate race, education, and integration. Reporters recall coffeehouse conversations about white attitudes, northern perceptions, and the trusted role of Black maids in Southern homes amid 1957-era pressures.
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Baton Rouge
Segrettion
LSU
Jana
Rastus
Booker Weks “Itos
Squme
Southern University
Stere Bolton
Louisiana
Ting
Choudrant H D Club Meets With Mrs Fannie Frost
The Choudrant H D club met at the home of Mrs Fannie Frost for the October meeting. The president Mrs Mark Davis chaired. minutes from September were read and approved. Officers for the year 1968 were elected including president vice president secretary treasurer and reporters Ruth Kinman and others. The meeting covered home economics, clothing, home management and crafts with notes on a domestic helper who struggled with work hours and keeping staff.
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Choudrd (Toms de Agonisttalon Club
Fannie
Frost
Mark
Davis
Mrs. O
Bait Housing
Ruth Kinman
Hoxie ‘Browstar
Mack Davis
Shome ‘Management
Myai
Thompson
Trine Hogan
V, Hogan
Ai Ts
Bes
Assvell
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Cibardy
Sui
Pit
New England
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South
Philip
Eisenhower
Prince Philip
National Geographic’ Society
White House
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Choudrant H. D
Mrs. Fannie Frost
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Wenange
Weetauy
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Gulf
U.S. 80
Stueveport
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Portland Cement Association
Lgrawler Street
New Orleans
Lou'siana ES
Pated Ak Ence Minh Nares
Gulf Station
Gulf Crest
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