Police utility men place a limp demonstrator (above) on a stretcher as they begin removing persons seated on the floor of the bank. They sat beneath signs posting new banking rules and warning demonstrators of court order.
Demonstrators protested against the lack of African Americans holding white collar position at the Bank. At the time, out of the 80 employees there only 2 were Black: one was a custodian and the other was a messenger.
Six more Jefferson Bank and Trust Co. racial demonstrators were jailed Thursday on orders of Circuit Judge Michael J. Scott for criminal contempt of court.
Blocking police truck trying to enter the parking lot of the Jefferson Bank and Trust Company are demonstrators who included Alderman William L. Clay and Lawrence Woodson and State Representative Hugh J. White.
A thirty-fifth anniversary reunion was held yesterday by 36 women who is 1915 worked in the sales department of the Busy Bee Candy Company, then located at 417 North Seventh st.
Two original captions. "Building collapse at Northeast corner of O'Fallon and Hadley." "Collapsing into a pile of debris, the front of this old two-story tenement building at 1113-21 O'Fallon st. toppled yesterday afternoon. The building was vacated several months ago because of its dilapidated condition, but firemen dug into the ruins in case someone may have been on the premises. They found no one trapped by the falling bricks. City officials said the owner had been warned to make repairs or demolish the structure."
Two original captions. "This building collapsed Friday in the rear of 927 North Nineteenth st., partially burying two men with bricks and debree. They escaped serious injury." "Vacant Building Collapses on Two in Wrecking Crew: Two employes of a wrecking company were partially buried with bricks and debris in the the collapse of a vacant building they were tearing down at 927 North Nineteenth st. at 11:15 a.m. Friday, police reported."
"After collapse of a house under construction at 3043 Henrietta st., in which a workman was seriously hurt, damage is inspected by (from the left) Deputy Fire Chief Robert Olsen Jr., Battalion Chief Edward Lawler (bending), and Deputy Chief Joseph Findlay." Note: photo is torn in two.