November 26, 1950
Depicts Private Will Liner who was being trained at the USAF Technical School at Warren Air Force Base
November 26, 1950
Depicts Private Will Liner who was being trained at the USAF Technical School at Warren Air Force Base
December 12, 1950
Depicts that a man named Ensign Jesse L. Brown, the first Black man to serve as a naval flier, was killed in the line of duty
December 14, 1950
Depicts a soldier named Ned Carson and notes that he was stationed at Camp Atterbury in Indiana
December 18, 1950
Depicts a Black man named Frank T. Lane who had just completed his Air Forcebasic training and was being moved to a base
December 25, 1950
Briefly notes that a man named Charles Bankhead was awarded a 1950 Plymouthby the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
October 17, 1957
Notes that others agree with the southern stance on segregation, including Governor of North Dakota Arthur Davis and others who attended a demonstration at Craig Air Base.
August 12, 1948
Describes opposition to President Truman’s proposal to eventually desegregate the armed services.