Local social notes highlight community figures and gatherings
A fragmentary newspaper page records visits of Mishentee residents to Muskogee and Oklahoma City, with parties at the Ladies Apt Club and a Grand Lodge meeting in Boley. It mentions Mrs. Ida Gilmer, Miss Murphy, and Mrs. Harvey Mompayn hosting events, plus trips by Mr. Hooker and Mr. Lewis to meet relatives and conduct business.
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A. Murphy
Gom. Delaney
Cosa Ae
Grand Lodge
Boley
Thomynon Pharmacy
Mester Makes Stop En Route To St Louis Trip
The Dr Mester travels through Tulsa for several days heading to St Louis Missouri where he plans to tour large real estate ventures in the West end. The party notes show local members divesting for home purposes and finances. The Doctor expects to return to Oklahoma in ten days.
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Phiestelan
Meester
Olefi
Tulsa
St. Laws
West
Butite
Olah
Interesting Meeting at Vocal Gal Headquarters in Tulsa
A local meeting at the Grenwood Ave headquarters last Sunday evening, led by Mr T. L. LaGrone, discussed how the Vocal Gal can help build a better Tulsa. Mr J We Ginger conducted the discussion with attendees sharing insights, and future Sunday 3:00 PM meetings were announced with the topic “On Opportunity.”
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Tocal Hunton
VOM
Grenwood Ave
T. L. LaGrone
Tulsa
J. We Ginger
First Black Heroes Buried At Arlington Cemetery
In a historic first, four fallen soldiers have been interred at Arlington National Cemetery. Names include William Bell of the 800th Pioneers, Cassie Denen of the 30st Stevedores, Andrew Bowman of the Labor corps, and Croins My of the Engine rs unit. The burial marks a milestone for African American service members in national remembrance.
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Washington
Iran
National
Arlington
Promoted to Final Inspector at Cudahy Plant
Dr Owen Waller of Brooklyn New York promoted from government veterinary inspector to final inspector at Cudahy Packing Plant Omaha Nebraska. He is a Cornell University alumnus who achieved early distinction and is one of four from his group to reach this post, with others in Chicago and Kansas City. His success came through patience, affability, diligence, and efficiency amid challenges.
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Itu Crooklyn
N.Y
Owen Waller
M. Waller
Cudahy
Onuhs
Neb
Chicago
Kanes City
Waller
Cornell University
Cudih
Pastor In Right Place at Wrong Time
Kansas City report shows a pastor, Rev. J. M. Booker, entering a tailor shop for a coat repair when a patrol wagon arrives to seize him and a dozen men gambling in a back room. He is taken to police, protests innocence, later discharged amid lingering embarrassment.
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Star News Service
Kansas City
J. M. Booker
Booker
Linguist Professor J Vileen Dies in New York
Prof J Vileen of Century School New York died recently at St Luke Hospital He was born in British Guiana SA and fluent in nine languages Latin French Dutch Greek Italian Portuguese English and more He served as general translator for Cornwall and Spinney a major foreign trade firm for many years
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Star
New York
Noy
J Vileen
Century School
St. Luke Hospital
British Guiana
S.A
Cornwall and Spinney
Harlem Library Contracts Colored Women As Assistants
New York Harlem library officials announce the assignment of colored women as assistant librarians to help handle the crowded literacy circulation. Ernestine Hose is named head librarian and will oversee a growing team of workers while Miss Kaoe is noted for her distinguished status.
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Star News Service
York
N.Y
Harlem
New York
Ernestine Hose
Kaoe Hiss
Library cooperation in postwar German relief efforts
A report notes inter allied Rhine land Commission activities at Coblenz and the American Library Association aiding branch libraries. The text highlights collaborations between military authorities and librarians in rebuilding educational resources after the war.
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Inter-Allied Rhine-Land Commission
Coblenz
Germany
American Library Association
Holmes Institute Receives 5000 donation to fund
The Holmes Institute fund received 4,475.87 dollars Sunday night, after a donation of 5,000 dollars. The meeting, at Allen Chapel, was presided over by Bishop W. A. Founthin.
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ALN. P. Service
Holmes Institute
Allen Chapel
W. A. Founthin
Thompson In Bad Company and the Abyssinian Princes
In Chicago July, the National Council Society nominates Mayor Wm Hale Thompson for president. Dr RD Jonas, linked to the Abyssinian Princes fracas, backs the mayor’s boom while denouncing the Republicans. Local Black leaders show little support for the movement and the third party candidate appears unserious about the nomination.
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A. NP
Chicago
National Council Society
Wm. Hale Thompson
RD. Jonas
Republican Party
Jonas
Understanding Race Strife Sparks Atlanta Discussion
ANP and Servier story from Atlanta July focuses on efforts to improve relations between white and black communities amid national tensions. The article notes calls for dialogue and civic action to reduce conflict and promote mutual understanding.
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ANP
Servier
Atlanta
Mass meeting at Atlanta Theatre heard speakers clash with civil rights group
Col William J Simmons and Lanier University historian spoke at the mass meeting at the Atlanta Theatre building. Simmons attacked the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for promoting social equality and stirring race trouble. Judge Geo Hillyer warned that if Yankees stay away the South will guide Negroes through church and Bible.
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Atlanta
Col
William J. Simmons
Southern History
McDaniel Leads Institute Expansion in Aldige Square Buy
The En terprise Institute in Chicago has acquired six buildings in Aldige Square northwest corner. Rev McDaniel, the institute principal and noted in state circles, leads a growing program as student enrollment expands across several departments amid strong prospects for the coming year.
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AR Service
Chicago
The
Enterprise Institute
Aldige Square
GH. McDaniel
Rac
Eof
London paper compliments Hays recital at Aeolian Hall
The Post praises Roland Hayes for refined diction and unbroken tone in Puccini and Beethoven numbers. The Negro tenor’s recital featured French songs and Negro spirituals with collegial accompaniment by Lawrence D. Brown.
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Ing Post
Holand Hayes
Aeolian Hall
Roland Hayes
Norman Dunn Trapped After Three-Year Hunt in Norfolk
Norman Dunn was captured hiding beneath a Wood Street house in Norfolk after a three years' chase. He faces charges of thirty five shootings.
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Norfolk
Norman Dunn
Wood Street
Dunn
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