State Senate Targets Tulsa Star Over Reconstruction Tribute
A Tulsa Star editorial describes Oklahoma State Senate actions at Oklahoma City dismissing and removing copies of the Tulsa Star from desks. It defends John R. Lynch and recounts Reconstruction era politics, arguing the Star should be allowed to publish and be read.
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Madden Defends Negroes In Congress Speech
Congressman Madden from Alabama speaks in defense of African Americans against a proposed immigration amendment. He cites loyalty and sacrifices by Black soldiers in U S history, arguing the measure would unjustly exclude citizens and neglect their contributions.
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Funeral for Fletcher McPullin Draws Notable Turnout
The First Baptist church hosted the funeral of Fletcher McPulin, the second such service in Baxt End within two weeks, following Wesley Loupe's service. Floral offerings totaled over $18, with many friends sending respects, including Pred Parchman Eatella Gandy and Hotel Tulsa crew. Active pallbearers listed: Jack Barnett Martin Smith Lew Polbert A M Bryvall Charles Quitern Likno Duncans.
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Women Seek State Support for Negro Youth School Reform
The Oklahoma State Federation of Negro Women's Clubs appeals to club women and all organizations to support a bill establishing a State Training School or Reformatory for wayward Black youth. They urge letters to senators and representatives, urging passage, and call for collective action across the state as part of the campaign "Lifting as we Climb."
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League Meets Sunday With Change of Venue
Business League program delayed by locked Dream land Theatre will be held tomorrow at the usual hour. Lawyer Rtoberts will speak on The Need of Race Literature. Earlier plans to have Mom J. Milton Turner address the gathering were not moved forward. The program lists music and recitations led by local participants.
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