Minneapolis spokesman

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Haw' And the Army can use TWO NEGRO REi RI’ITS from this

territory, it had the nerve to announce in a publicity release in this

paper last week. Doris Duke, the world’s richest gal, has gone and

married herself a gentleman of color, two of the nation's largest

weeklies front-paged last week. He may tie tagged "Haitian.”

or "Dominican.” but he used to hang out in Harlem, the story goes.

Oh. well, as long as Doris is satisfied with her handsome, dusky

skinned spouse, who should rare? While we're on the subject: one

of Minneapolis' snooty younger society dolls ha« "Kingsblood” court

ing her. The brownskinned branch of hi* family live* in Washington.

D. C. Tee Hee! The daily papers never did reveal that one >4 the

instigators of the latest Gary. Ind. school strike arainst the entrance

of Negro students at Emerson school was a 48-year-old sex moron

with a record of four previous arrests and one conviction for public

indecency. He's being held for trial under SIO,OOO bond. He’s previously

been held on charges of molesting women, assault and battery, dis

orderly conduct, cruelty to animals Newest club on the female

front in the Cities—the Les Amies. For civic betterment and social pur

poses. They make their dehut Sunday. October 28. at a tea at Sterling

Club from 4 to 7 p.m. I want to hear more shout that "civic letter

merit'' angle, girl*. If you mean it, you'll be the novelty of the year—

and vitally needed, too. I suggest you start looking into the records

of Minnesota senators and Congressmen as well as civic officials

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St. Paul recorder · St. Paul, Minn. · September 19, 194719 de septiembre de 1947 · See the original pageVer la página original

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Minneapolis spokesman. (1947). Minneapolis, Minn., 1947-09-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025247/1947-09-19/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Minneapolis spokesman, 1947-09-19.